Veterans dedicate monument in Warren for Vietnam era service
Warren officials approved a five foot six inch memorial marker at Monumental Park for county residents who served in Vietnam and Southeast Asia. The dedication featured dignitaries, the Warren Junior Military Band, and remarks highlighting veterans sacrifices,Missing in Action and Prisoners of War counts, and pride in service.
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Warren
Southeast Asia
Daniel Sferra
TCVVA
Michelle Petro
Howard Metzenbaum
Lyle Williams
Joseph Vukovich
William Mottice
The
American Red Cross
Barbara Manzo
Red Cross
Steve Pappalas
Sierra
Rick Harvey
Vietnam
Harvey
America
Luzon
Iwo Jima
Belleau Woods
Chu Lai
van Tong
Khe Sahn
New York
California
Ohio
Trumbull County
Charles D. Burns
United States
Harry S. Truman
South Viet Nam
Vietnam Veterans Association
Viet Nam
Warren's
Monumental Park
Howard Greene
Huber King carves history at International Woodcarvers Congress
Huber King, a first time exhibitor, earned multiple ribbons at the International Woodcarvers Congress, including Best of Show in 1979 and a four consecutive year streak with top honors. His works feature figures like Will Rogers and Buffalo Bill, with notable entries from 1971 to 1980 and a 20th Century Limited carving earning the 1980 World Champion title.
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Huber
United States
Will Rogers
Festus
Mark Twain
Twain
Samuel Clemens
20Th Century Limited
Chicago
New York
Orient Express
Buffalo Bill
Davenport
Dayton
Hannibal
Missouri
King
Carter
Cleveland
International Woodcarvers Congress
Lois King
Students Face Return to School After Long Summer
Dawn Lytle and Jimmy Matteo, both teenagers from Howland, express mixed feelings about returning to school. Matteo, entering ninth grade, dislikes going back but prefers it to summer boredom. Lytle, a junior, looks forward to football, band, and notes a good summer job at Dairy Queen plus swimming and biking with her boyfriend John.
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Jimmy Matteo
Dawn Lytle
Howland
Lytle
Dairy Queen
Ohn
Frank Lewis retires after 45 years at US&T in Warren
Frank W. Lewis senior vice president and treasurer of The Union Savings and Trust Co. retired after 45 years with the bank. A reception at Trumbull Country Club honored him on August 5. Lewis joined US&T in 1937, rising to assistant treasurer in 1948, assistant vice president in 1956, vice president in 1960, and senior vice president and treasurer in 1975.
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Frank Lewis
Union Savings & Trust Co
C.J. Foley
Harold E. van Huffel
Frank W. Lewis
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Trumbull Country Club
Warren
Lewis
Bank
Frank
Foley
Warren General Hospital
Warren Kiwanis Club
Trumbull County Society For Crippled Children
Youngstown Area Association of Credit Management
Trumbull County Community Chest
Elks
Shriners Clubs
Lucille Bidlack
First United Methodist Church
Lucille
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Howland Bandwagon
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U.S
Asia
Japan
Don Jarvis
Howland School
Marilyn Parise
Dollar Bank
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FDIC
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