Dear Ann Landers Readers on Reading and Honor
A mother seeks guidance on informing authorities about her seventeen year old son who reads at a second grade level. The column endorses keeping him in service if possible and urges improving his reading through adult classes. Other letters debate poker etiquette and a grandmotherly letter-writing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
N.Y
Fort Dis
Gram
Gramps
Wiem
Ani
Lakeview
Wash
Lake
Kiwanians Told Of Arthritis Foundation Work
Herbert Packard described the Scioto County Arthritis Foundation activities at New Boston Kiwanis Club. The disease is called the nation’s leading crippler, affecting about 7,000 Scioto County residents. New member Ron Pennington was welcomed and Dr. Robert Harner will speak next week. Dedication set for West Union Unio-Chester church sanctuary. Home coming service to begin at 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scioto County
Arthritis Foundation
Herbert Packard
New
Boston Kiwanis Club
Ron Pennington
Robert Harner
West Union
Unio
Winchester United Presbyterian Church
Horoscope roundup for Monday June twenty ninth
Aries faces money pressure with added responsibility and delayed rewards. Taurus should slow down finish current project and avoid rushing. Gemini directed focus on behind the scenes shifts and new partnerships. Cancer notes a helpful older person and cooperative intent. Leo shows promotion potential but plans may change and seek Cancer's hint. Virgo gains purpose and direction with growth. others may change views. Libra expects change travel and focuses on finances. avoid partner bickering. Scorpio warns against hasty contracts. listen to family input. Sagittarius aims for practical matters but delays may occur. stay patient. Capricorn turns hobby into profit with tonight's message clarity. Aquarius ends matters, clears waste, stay dedicated. Pisces advises not to overextend and act on confident surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Kay
Pisces
Adams Brown County gets 140000 to expand rural programs
Adams Brown County Community Action in West Union Ohio receives 140000 from the federal Office of Economic Opportunity to sustain and broaden rural initiatives. Programs include Adams Brown Health Center locations in Manchester Georgetown legal aid offices West Union and Georgetown a self help store neighborhood centers in Ripley Manchester and outreach stations in West Union Georgetown Locust Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.K
West Union
Ohio
Adams-Brown County Community Action
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Ian Naylor
Adams-Brown Health Center
Manchester
Georgetown
Riple
Locust Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ansck Cinckers
Poker Players Unite
Ues
Hallmark House of Cards
Riley Nestor Co
Eleventh Street
Wolideu
Holiday Inn
Portsmouth
Smallwoods
Glen Campbell
U.S
North Portsmouth
Arthritis ‘Foundation
AGA Color
Inga Color TV
Cera
Piniin
Hess Engle
Gallia
Sari
Speedy Electric Paint
Sarrier
OUR
Simoniz Compound
Johnson & Johnson Baby Oil
Johnsons Wax
Mennen
Terry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!