Scouts set for sale of poppies in Tunnelton
The Boy Scouts of Tunnelton will begin selling Buddy Poppies next Sunday for VFW Post 2345 and Auxiliary to aid disabled and needy veterans and widows and orphans of deceased veterans.
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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1971
Page
23
The Boy Scouts of Tunnelton will begin selling Buddy Poppies next Sunday for VFW Post 2345 and Auxiliary to aid disabled and needy veterans and widows and orphans of deceased veterans.
Masontown Elementary School Patrol sixth graders earned a Capitol trip sponsored by the PTA with chaperones Mr and Mrs James Lepock Wayne Huggins and Masontown police chief. The tour covered Mount Vernon Jefferson Memorial Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument Zoo Smithsonian Arlington Cemetery. Parents urged to attend Masontown preschool clinic offering vaccines including tuberculosis rubella and others.
Vicky Jean Overbeck, senior at Kingwood High School, received a Conference Honor Scholarship from West Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor G Overbeck of Albright, she plans elementary education as her major with psychology minor.
In 1963 a truce between Negroes and whites ended in Birmingham Alabama with the bombing of the home of the Rev. A. D. King brother of Martin Luther King Jr The incident marked a violent setback in civil rights tensions during the era.
Mrs. Phyllis Haverstick was welcomed as a new member at a Rowlesburg Homemakers gathering held at Mrs. Judy Halterman home. Maryellen Wiles led a Drugs Their Misuse lesson with help from Agnew Fraley and Gladys Bolyard showcased crafts from Kingwood Craft Shop. Plans announced for International Day June 3 in Aurora hosted by Aurora Homemakers Club. The next Rowlesburg meeting is June 17 at Mrs. Mary Shields home with co host Gladys Bolyard.
June family planning clinics will operate in Tunnelton Rowlesburg Newburg with sessions June 1 2 3 4 and 14 15 at various times. Services include contraceptive information gynecological exam cancer test and birth control options at no cost. Sponsored by WVU Medical Center with local outreach and extensions coordinating efforts.
Tadeus L. Holipski 32 son of Mrs Leon Holipski of Reedsville has joined the Clarksburg Community Bank as vice president. A Preston County native he began at First National Bank Morgantown and served 12 years as a bank examiner for the West Virginia Department of Banking. He spent two years in the U S Army at Fort Hood and is a Valley High School Masontown graduate who attended West Virginia University. He is married to Jeanene Sterling of Kingwood with two children Nicole and David.
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