Ohioan sculptor brice baughman carves famous Americans at home
Brice Baughman of Newark Ohio carved a growing hillside memorial park of heroic statues from G Washington to Garfield using only a mallet and chisel on silica stone. He began 35 years ago after childhood stone carving and plans one more monument to honor World War II. His 75 acre site is open to the public with picnic grounds and thousands of visitors yearly. He hopes to include a woman figure next, perhaps a Wave or a WAC.
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Mills Brothers Circus to Aid Jaycee Civic Fund in Thomasville
Jaycees announce a one day Mills Brothers circus at Blair Park on October 25, with matinee and evening shows to raise funds for the Jaycee Civic Betterment fund. Event features three rings a menagerie and horse show, with advance ticket sales and a plan for free matinee attendance for area needy children.
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Local Police Recover Missing Boy From Bus Station
An eleven year old boy named Asburn Johnson of 28 A Clara Cox apartments was found bound at the city bus station after his parents reported him missing from home last night. He had left for school yesterday and did not return, and no motive for the departure was given by police.
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