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Howland Bandwagon

Location

Howland, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1981

Page

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Bolindale Deforest Homecoming Parade Underway

Howland hosts Bolindale and Deforest Homecoming through Saturday July 11 with a 6 30 p.m parade. Grand marshal Audrey Bruce, longtime educator and Bolindale resident, leads from Trentwood and Ravenwood to the Bolindale Fire Station. A Country Music theme guides activities nightly with food booths, talent, cake and baby contests, and registration for marchers.

Howland Bolindale Deforest Audrey Bruce Grand Marshall Trentwood Ravenwood Bruce Ashtabula County Dave Carmel Daniel Jay Arlen Joe Mann Harry Rodgers Thelma Johnson Janet Mann Debbie Gilger Lu McQuown Roselyn Grocott Arlene Rodgers Art Williams Carmel Rodgers Dave Williams Parade Dave Johnson Paul Harris Allen Prox Booth Dave Mathews Judy Grooms Pearl Donahue Helen Bonnie Walker Henry Johnson

Clothes Rack Buys and Sells Next to New Apparel

By John Dunlap Howland. It may be hard to believe but according to the text the Clothes Rack shop engages in trading in lightly used clothing and accessories. The brief notes the store’s focus on affordable fashion and sustainable apparel choices.

John Dunlap Howland

Howland Church and Community Award Recipients

Nine months of study produced eight seventh graders who earned the Church and Community Award from Howland Community Church. Local residents Modean Huff and Marian Parshall opened Clothes Rack at 2017 Elm Road Plaza after visiting Ohio consignment stores. They describe a program where sellers earn money and buyers save on quality garments through consignment.

Howland Church and Community Howland Community Church Jane C. Nash Modean Huff Marian Parshall Ohio Huff Parshall Elm Road Plaza Clothes Rack

Trumbull County Fair Opens At Bazetta Expo Center

The 136 year old Trumbull County Fair began at Bazetta Expo Center as Louise Mandrell drew large crowds and storms veered away. Youth royalty Ruth Green and George Krieg were crowned, with Alabama and other acts boosting daily grandstand shows amid stock and 4-H events.

Dorothy Klein Trumbull County Bazetta Expo Center Fair Board Richard Roscoe Ruth Green Champion George Krieg Vienna Township

Mesopotamia Auction Draws Crowd For Ninth Year

Mid America Carriage Sleigh and Antique Auction on Mesopotamia square attracted a substantial crowd led by auctioneer Kenneth Kepner. Items included a lift top commode sold for 180 dollars, an Edison phonograph 250 dollars, sleigh bells 95 dollars, and Luther writings 55 dollars. Kepner’s wit and cautious bidding kept the pace lively throughout the day.

Mary Case Mesopotamia Mid- America Kenneth Kepner Eli D. Miller Ken Kepner Kepner

Howland Bandwagon Highlights And Page References

Inside today's Bandwagon readers find Gordiar Knot's Why'd You Ask on page 3 and society news with weddings and engagements on pages 6 and 7. Photo highlights from Trumbull County fair on page 9, sports on pages 10 through 12, AAUW centennial and Harding class reunion on page 14, birthdays and anniversaries on page 15, and Editorial Page with Congressman Lyle Williams on energy.

Howland Bandwagon Gordiar Knot Trumbull County Harding High School Lyle Williams Joan Cochran Better Business Bureau

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Howland High School Trumbull Bolindale-Deforest Ming Marian Parshail Louise Mandrell R.C. Bannon Youngstown Barbara Mandrell Alabama Bob Main Alliance Eli Miller Martin Luther The AAUW
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