Columbus United Fund Kick Off in Columbus Junction area
The Columbus United Fund launched with a Monday meeting at the People's National Bank recreation room. Volunteers handed out solicitation materials for the 1968 campaign as fund drives begin this week across Columbus City, Columbus and Junction.
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Columbus
Junction
United Fund
Columbus City
People's National Bank
Campainn
Lillian Thompson
Edith Marshall
Nell Shellabarger
Mary ‘ Wasson
Elaine Dicks
Audrey’ Cecil
Myrna Willams
Faye Estle
Merle- Hawkins
Myrtle Paxton
Wilma Hon? Gon
Ruth’ Dircks
Lillian Duncan
Anna Robertson
Alta Jordan
Lela Calloway
Carolyn Orr
Frances Lowe
Lola Pine
Edna Gentyler
Frances Hawkins
Fern Marshall
Delores Genteler
Leona Goode
Beth McDoural
Sheldon Hawkins
Ttichard Vetter
William Fulton
Margaret Diller
Connie Robertson
Ron Saint Walten Lewis
Marie Duncan
Helen Howe
Jane Gabriel
United Hind
Driver Charged After Mishap Involving 11 year old
The 11 year old arver cut a corner from Latham Street to Maple Grove Road at 4 40 p m Tuesday and was struck by oncoming traffic. Fred Robert Hoopes 17 Route 3 posted 15 dollar bond on a charge of failure to yield half the roadway. The left front section of his car struck the other vehicle driven west on Maple Grove Road by Richard C Cracker 39 616 Hope Avenue.
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Arver
Latham Street
Maple, Grove Road
Polige
Fred Robert Hoopes
Route 3
Maple Grove Road
Richard C. Cracker
Hope Avenue
Ex Sen Green Kept in Bed by Fractured Hip
Former U S Senator Theodore Francis Green, who turned 96 today, remains confined to bed after a hip fracture suffered at his home about three weeks ago. Green, a bachelor and Democrat, retired from the Senate in 1960 after two terms as Rhode Island governor, noted as the oldest man ever to serve in Congress.
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Providence
U. S
Theodore
Francis Green
Edward Higgins
Green
Senate
Congress
Rhode Island
Order Probe of Marine Mishap On Molokai Islands Drill
Admiral Sharp ordered an investigation into the loss of four landing craft and injuries to nine Marines during a Navy Marine amphibious assault exercise on Molokai Island. The four day operation involved about 7,000 Marines and 6,000 Navy personnel with boat and equipment damage estimated at 224000 dollars. The Marines’ injuries were described as minor.
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Adm
U. S. Grant Sharp Jr
Molikai Island
Sharp
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