Personal News of Wellsville Highlights July 1977
Local notes from Wellsville detail church events family visits and obituaries. Dr Wesley Harmon teaches during pastors licensing week while Aug 12-14 brings Arcadia men’s retreat. Mrs Lampe and daughter attend funerals in Bowling Green and Middletown. Families from Wellsville visit relatives in Colorado Florida California Missouri.
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Wesley J. M. Harmon
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Bob Berry
MFA Exchange
Mexico
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E. H. Lampe
Clarence Ray
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Curryville
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Fipps
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Darrell May
Jason
Amy
Orange Park
Fla
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Jill
Geoffrey
Middletown
California
Colorado
Lebanon Voters OK Sales Tax
Lebanon Missouri voters approved a one cent sales tax by 677 to 330 to cut property taxes and fund municipal projects. City officials estimated the tax would lower the rate from 1.75 dollars per 100 of assessed valuation to about 1.00.
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Sheen Undergoes Emergency Open Heart Surgery
Arch bishop Fulton J. Sheen, 82, underwent emergency open heart surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital. Official said the operation on July 15 was lifesaving and his condition remained stable though not out of danger. Dr. Michael Bruno noted no heart attack prior to the procedure and highlighted Sheen's age as a factor.
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Fulton J. Sheen
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Sheen
Personal News of Paris Continued Highlights Celebrations
Personal notices from Paris report Michele Ray Houchins celebrating her third birthday with a panda themed party at her mother’s home. About 50 attended a picnic at the city park in honor of Morris Salter and family moving to Richmond, hosted by the Paris Christian Youth. Updates list Mrs Ed Long and Mrs Cloyce Menefee undergoing medical tests.
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Donald Riley
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Morris Salter
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Woodcock Leaves For China As U S Liaison Chief
Leonard Woodcock former president of the United Auto Workers has left Tokyo for China to assume his post as head of the U S liaison office in Peking. He offered no statement at departure after two days in Japan but earlier said he would follow the policy to normalize relations with Beijing.
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China
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Peking
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