Awards Are Given To Boy Scouts At Troop Meeting
Boy Scout Troop 52 of First Methodist Church awarded merit badges and advancement Monday night. Scoutmaster Ed Bishop announced Second Class honors for Mark Force Tom Frame Dennis Kerkman Meigs Logan Tim Reed Robert Shrimplin Bill Smith Stewart Travis First Class honors for Ronald Casteel Robert Brain Craig Duncan Steve Horn Edward Lanning Gale Willey Star Scout Greg Arnold Phillip Cress Life Scout honors for Tripp Anderson Kenneth Baldwin Thomas Miller John Shrimplin Jr. Merit badges listed for many scouts including Arnold Forester y woodcarving, Andersons swimming forestry, Casteel stamp collecting first aid firemanship reading, Cooper swimming, Cross swimming forestry, Estes swimming forestry reading first aid firemanship photography, Henry woodcarving, Horn forestry scholarship, Lanning swimming, Miller automo bailing woodcarving pioneering firemanship coin collecting, Miller citizenship in the nation camping, Rankin firemanship, fishing Ridgway basketry, Saricks world brotherhood automobilling Rod Seiwald life saving pioneering, Shrimplin hiking first aid cooking citizenship in the nation pioneering Still swimming stamp collecting pioneering reading Pat Willey canoeing. The 50 Miler Award (trip around Lawrence) went to Bob Still Jr Bob Anderson Lowry Anderson Gary Cooper Craig Cropp John Shrimplin. The 50-miler canoe trip award went to Tripp Anderson Mike Blitch Steve Everley David Miller David Paden Steve Ridgway Chris Saricks Pat Wiley.
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Boy Scout Troop 52
First Methodist Church
Ed Bishop
Mark Force
Tom Frame
Dennis Kerkman
Meigs Logan
Tim Reed
Robert Shrimplin
Bill Smith
Stewart Travis
Ronald Casteel
Robert Brain
Craig Duncan
Steve Horn
Edward Lanning
Gale Willey
Greg Arnold
Phillip Cress
Tripp Anderson
Kenneth Baldwin
Thomas Miller
John Shrimplin Jr
Bob Anderson
Lowry Anderson
Charles Andrews
Ken Baldwin
Brian Cooper
Phil Cross
David Estes
Bob Still
Danny Warfield
Pat Willey
Lawrence
Bob Still Jr
Gary Cooper
Craig Cropp
John Shrimplin
Mike Blitch
Steve Everley
David Miller
David Paden
Steve Ridgway
Chris Saricks
Pat Wiley
Quadruplets Die After Birth in Akron
Mrs. Thomas F. Daugherty delivered quadruplets four months premature at Barbert on Citizens Hospital Akron while living in Portage Lakes area. Two others, a girl seven and a boy five, are in the family. Infants weighed 12.4 to 16.14 ounces and died within hours of birth.
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Akron, Ohio
Thomas F. Daugherty
Barberton Citizens Hospital
Daughertys
Portage Lakes Area
Akron
Cottonwood 4-H Cites Members For Achievements
At the 1964 Cottonwood 4-H achievement program Claudia Harris and Mike Wempe were named champions while Kathleen Harris and Steve Fornelli earned reserve champions. The event honored leadership participation fair work and project completion with a special citation list and a Willard Doores family as top supporters. Diabetes testing results from county-wide program noted 3356 kits delivered to 15 clubs and 27 units with 2903 reports received.
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Cottonwood
Claudia Harris
Mike Wempe
Kathleen Harris
Steve Fornelli
Mary Topping
Mary Ann Isaacs
Don Fornelli
Pete Wempe
Jenny Wells
Willard Doores
Albert Smith
Mary Isaacs
Jenny Topping
Ann Harris
Steve Wempe
Patty Wempe
Dick Doores
Closing Out Girls Tennis Shoes in Summer Colors
Two groups of children's and youth shoes offered for school or gym wear. Clearance includes sizes from 8 to 12 for girls and 12 to 4 for misses, with boys styles as well. Branded loafers for girls and women in multiple widths and colors, values from 3 to 10 dollars and up to 8.95 in group.
PTA Executive Group Plans for New Year
The Eu dora PTA executive committee met to discuss annual plans including proposals from the membership budget and finance program hospitality and project committees. The project committee approved an all day food sale set for October 5 with sale notes to be sent home with students.
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Eudora Pta
Wrre
Indians Parade Attracts Thousands In Bismarck Congress
More than 200 costumed Indians paraded through downtown Bismarck opening day of the National Congress of American Indians drawing several thousand spectators. Delegates from Sioux North Dakota Cherokee Oklahoma Crow Montana Apache Arizona Chippewa Minnesota Seneca New York Kickapoo Kansas and others took part despite 87 degree heat. A drum group performed from a white convertible as the congress runs through Saturday.
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Bismarck
N.D
National Congress of American Indians
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Montana
Arizona
Minnesota
New York
Kansas
Prince Philip Lands Safely After Precautionary Landing
Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth, made a precautionary navy helicopter landing in BRIXHAM Devonshire Tuesday night. He was not hurt and noted low pressure prompted the landing before continuing to Scotland on a flight.
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Brixham
England
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Devonshire
Scotland
Tucker Family Reunion Held at Ottawa City Park
The Tucker family held its annual reunion Sunday at Ottawa City Park. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ice, Mrs. O. G. Hardister, Velva, Robbie and Rodney, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Norris of Lawrence. Also present were Mrs. Dora Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Eckman, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoagland of Baldwin.
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Tucker
Ottawa
Robert Ice
O. G. Hardister
Velva
Robbie
Rodney
Gary Norris
Lawrence
Dora Tucker
Olaf Eckman
Earl Hoagland
Baldwin
Mafia chiefs shot in Sicily amid gang wars
In Palermo police report three rival Mafia bosses shot dead indicating ongoing internal warfare within Sicily's secret criminal society as gun violence escalates among faction leaders.
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Palermo
Sicily
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Vernon Carken
Eft
Mehl Logan
Baldwin and
Perry
Journal-World Photo
Ohio
Cottonwood 4-H
McCoyy
Massachusetts
PTA Executive Group
Torvill
Opportunity Days Sale
Iny
Mary Lane
Bettijean
Universal “Capri” Hat Box
New
Capri
Tle
Cashews
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