Marriage Licenses Listed for Multiple Couples
A list of marriage licenses shows Werner Schmidt aged 19 of Carson Road and Jamie Saylor 19 of Britton Lane. Huffman 67 and Helen Gray 63 of N St and N First St. Freeman Jenkins 24 truck driver from Kettering and Sterill Hardy 20 operator of Mohawk Steig son. Wayne Bowman 20 in the S Air Force and Patricia Ann South 20 of Jax Restaurant staff. Rodney Ward Isbell 18 Firestone employee and Margaret Donna McGuire 16 of Yankee Road.
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Werner Schmidt
Carson Road
Jamie Saylor
Britton Lane
I Huffman
N. St
Trenton
Helen Gray
Aide
N. First St
the Freeman Jenkins
Kettering
Sterill Hardy
Mohawk Steig
Wayne Bowman
S. Air Force
Minnesota
Patricia Ann South
Jax Restaurant
Jewell Ave
Rodney Ward Isbell
Firestone
Yankee Road
Margaret Donna McGuire
BIA Runs Nearly 250 Schools for 55,000 Native Students
The Bureau of Indian Affairs, within the Interior Department, operates about 250 schools educating roughly 55 thousand Native American elementary and secondary students. The largest campus enrolls around one thousand, while the smallest has about thirty. Some facilities function as boarding schools.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior Agency
Shining Stone Tiny Liechtensteins 250th Birthday in 1969
Liechtenstein celebrates its 250th birthday in 1969 as a small Alpine principality on the upper Rhine. The nation, bordered by Switzerland and Austria, has a 61 square mile area and a population near 20,000. The economy shifted from farming to factory output after World War II, with products from false teeth to optical instruments. The capital Vaduz hosts a post office funded by stamp sales and hosts annual traditions such as Cow of the Year and a summer grazing schedule. Prince Hans Adam von Liechtenstein established the territory in 1699, becoming a principality in 1719 while remaining within the Holy Roman Empire until 1806.
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Washington
Liechtens
Tein
Anjer
Vaduz
Upper Rhine
Switzerland
Austria
Geographic Society
Liech
Farmy
Iten
France
Hans Adam von Liechtenstein
Holy Roman Empire
Bridge readers learn to weigh clues before decisive plays
In a bridge problem West leads clubs, East wins with king and returns ace, you ruff and must avoid a diamond loser. With nine missing cards you might skip finessing, but the article advises weighing card distribution and bidding clues. East's seven clubs to K J and four hearts to A K guide the plan, limiting diamonds to one possible lie. After drawing trumps, play diamond to the king and finesse the jack on the return.
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West
East
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B. Jay Becker
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Iving Room
Porcelain
Chaice
Boston
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