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Newspaper
Howland Bandwagon
Location
Howland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1981
Page
3
Dear Gordian boosts reader interaction as the weekly feature invites inquiries to 35 W State Street Niles Ohio 44446 with Gordian Knot responding in print. The column notes all questions face editorial approval. A reader asks about a doorbell malfunction likely caused by a short circuit and seeks advice.
A compilation of humorous Q and A style exchanges with Gordian and Mr Knot. Topics include restaurant orders, air travel fears, long life, health, wills, dental care for kids, driving car questions, math help, and teen parenting. The tone is light, teasing, and practical with sharp punchlines.
Howland Community Church describes a continued study covering Bible study service projects memory work and church structure amid affiliations and ecumenical ties. Mrs. Nash notes the program will foster better church and community members. Award recipients include Sean Engstrom Sean Kelley Kelly Roenn Suzanne Skillman Becky Schubel Angela Bandy Jennifer DeVito and Kimberly Travaglini.
A packed 50 by 50 tent hosted a lively auction with rising prices and bargains such as a brass expanding ships telescope for 45 dollars and a wind lamp at 130 dollars. Kepner performed a pump organ during bids, but the last bid halted at 175 dollars amid crowds and local Amish vendors offering bread pies candy and doughnuts.
Huff and Parshall run the Clothes Rack with strict quality rules and a 50 50 split of sales. Items stay 30 days at a mutual fair price, then discount every 30 days. If unsold after 90 days, merchandise returns to consignor or is donated to local churches. Open 11 am to 4 pm daily.
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