Blue Ball Presbyterians Tear Down 1850s Church
The Blue Ball Presbyterian Church is being torn down to make way for a new $120,000 building replacing the 1854 structure. Memories of baptisms funerals and weddings linger as residents reflect on the church’s long history from 1804 through the 19th century and into modern times.
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Blue Ball Presbyterians
Blue Ball
Blue Ball Presbyterian Church
PTC
Quinton Everest
Huber Hendrickson
William Culbertson
Red Lion
Blue Ball Road
Ohio
Jefferson Road
John
Jane Carr
James Hankinson
Red Lion-Blue Ball Road
William Hankinson
Joe Baird
Dicks Creek
Proper shoe fitting merken width test for feet
The article explains that width at the ball and heel matters for foot health. A shoe too narrow can cause bunions and fallen arches, while too wide causes burning feet and rotation. Fitting requires standing and pinching the ball area to test leather give, ensuring the ball is in the correct position.
Lakota Elects DECA Officers
Lakota High School selects officers for the Junior and Senior DECA classes. Seniors: Marty Williams president Frank Perisutte vice president Regina Clouse corresponding secretary Karen Gladden treasurer Mary Stephens reporter Linda Abrams parliamentarian Jim Johnson sergeant at arms. Juniors: Don Arnold president Linda Sheppherd vice president Carol Green corresponding secretary Terry Caldwell treasurer Cheryl Rice reporter Geneva Netherly parliamentarian Bob Beckel sergeant at arms.
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Westchester
Lakota High School
Marty Williams
Frank Perisutte
Regina Clouse
Karen Gladden
Mary Stephens
Linda Abrams
Jim Johnson
Don Arnold
Linda Sheppherd
Carol Green
Terry Caldwell
Cheryl Rice
Geneva Netherly
Bob Beckel
Ohio Teacher Is Reinstated
Thomas Himler a 27 year old Maple Heights teacher was suspended for a mustache length and reinstated with full back pay by the suburban Board of Education. He is to report to Broadway School as a fifth grade teacher.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Thomas Himler
Maple Heights
Suburbs Board of Education
Himler
Harry Salisoury
Broadway School
Requiem for a Landmark Blue Ball Church Faces Demolition
The Blue Ball Presbyterian Church near Middletown, built in 1854 after a congregation schism, is being torn down for a new sanctuary. Historic site long recognized as a community landmark, with photos credited to Ken Sprinkles and Paul Steigerwald.
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Middletown
Ken Sprinkles
Paul Steigerwald
Stolen 130 Photos Of Son Killed In Vietnam
In Warren Michigan AP says Rev and Mrs Robert Esch lost 130 photographs of their son Frank who died in action in Vietnam in March 1966 along with a stereo set camera and projector from their suburban Detroit home during church services. The family valued the items highly and urged return with no questions asked.
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Warren, Mich
Robert Esch
Frank
Vietnam
Detroit
Three Springboro Students Honored for NMSQT Qualifying
Springboro High School reports three students Marcia Bailey Debo rah Hasket and Patricia Neff honored for high scores on the 1969 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. They rank among 39 000 U.S. juniors in the top 2 percent of those expected to graduate in 1970.
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Springboro
Springboro High School
Philip Lambert
Marcia Ann Bailey
Deborah Hasket
Patricia Neff
U.S
National Merit Scholarship Corp
NMSC
Edward C. Smith
Edsel Ford Enters Firm Training Plan
Edsel Ford II aged 20 joined the Ford Motor Company training program becoming the first Ford generation to enter the firm. He enrolled Monday in a sales training course at the Ford Division in Detroit.
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Edsel Ford
Detroit
Edsel Ford II
Henry Ford II
Ford
Young Ford
Henry Ford
Ford Division
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