Peeton Honors Former Commanders Tribute
In a gesture of respect, Peeton honors former commanders praising their faithful service during bygone years as Goins speaks on the tribute.
16 Feb 1968
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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1968
Page
1
In a gesture of respect, Peeton honors former commanders praising their faithful service during bygone years as Goins speaks on the tribute.
A youth was nabbed in connection with a break in at a Brad foam owned premises of Grant Company, which opened its first store in Roaleid in 1921 and now operates 28 stores in Nieth Caroling and Hey. The food supermarket will occupy over 14 000 square feet with a full service setup including wired aisles and varied merchandise.
Fragmented notice outlines a tomato fair in Beulah with references to local stores and rental arrangements. Mentions Mount Airy address and a scheduled event, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. The text lists names of businesses and streets without clear actions or dates.
Mount Airy and Jayer participate in a local high school event at Park Plantine Vout Silerivay. The fragment outlines a school activity or game involving Olvies and Mount Airy teams.
Reeves races to top lap time at the President meet, clocking seven Reeves per lap as officials note a new standard. Ben appears as a passing mention in the event coverage.
Senith G3 is the only named person making the trip as Smith proceeds on an Atrean tour.
A college board accepted a resignation while reporting the loss of a federal grant for a building that included space for physical education.
Sold out sale at Airy Livestock Market with top hogs fetching 19, top sows 13 to 16, heavy tops 37, top calves 95 to 175 per head for cows and heifers. Cattle and hog prices recorded by head and by category, with varying figures across stock types.
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