Ohio Schoolboy's Basement A Well Organized Snake Pit
Sixteen year old Kraig Adler in Columbus maintains a basement reptile room with about 30 live snakes lizards and turtles valued around 1000. He lectures at Arlington High and studies medicine with plans to become a surgeon after graduation in June 196? while keeping preserved specimens and continuing reptile work as a hobby.
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Columbus
Ohio
Craig Adler
Adler
Kraig
Russia
United States
Columbus Zoo
William C. Adler
Gary
Bruce
U. S
Post Office
The
American Ass
Logists’ League
Arlington High School
Culver Military Academy
Indiana
Kraig Adler
1958 Drive Carefully and Enjoy Another Year
A public safety campaign outlines how to drive safely into 1958 urging motorists to follow rules, reduce speed, and stay alert. Officials emphasize cautious behavior to prevent accidents during the new year.
Virginia House Speaker Appoints 100 Delegates to Committees
Speaker E Blackburn Moore named all 100 members to committee slots in Richmond. Changes include John Warren Cooke becoming chair of the Patent Privileges and Elections Committee, succeeding Roy B. Davis. Several chairmanships shifted with long serving members retaining posts.
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Richmond
E. Blackburn Moore
Virginia House of Delegates
Chesapeake
John Warren Cooke
Mathews
Patent Privileges and Elections Committee
Cooke
Roy B. Davis
Halifax
Del
J. J. Williams
Henrico
Courts of Justice
Howard H. Adams
Northampton
Harry B. Davis
Princess Anne
John B. Boatwright
Buckingham
John Daniel
Charlotte
Roads
Sam Pope
Southampton
Charles K. Hutchens
Warwick
Earl Cather Heads Round Hill Group
Earl Cather was named president of the Round Hill Community Center at its annual meeting Friday night. Garland Cather conducted a business session before the election of directors. New directors for a three year term include Henry Brill Guy Singhass Maurice Perry Warren Driver Sr and Albert Pingley. Clarence Cather to fill one year unexpired term. Officers named were Earl Cather president Eugene Larrick vice president Albert Pingley secretary and Russell Larrick treasurer. Next meeting set for February 6 at the Community Building.
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Earl Cather
Round Hill
Garland Cather
Clarence Cather
Henry Brill
Guy Singhass
Maurice Perry
Warren Driver, Sr
Albert Pingley
John Hoover
Eugene Larrick
Russell Larrick
Winners Named In Shooting Match
Eleven men won prizes in the weekly benefit shooting match of the Rond Hill Community Fire Company on Friday. Melvin Renner took four prizes, Neil Scott and John DeHaven two each, and single prizes went to R. T. Wolford, Marshal Patterson, Emil Albright, Ralph Kerns, Glen Anderson, Harley Swisher, Charles Lake and James Patterson. Next match set for January 17 at 6 30 p.m. at Harry Patterson's farm.
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Rond Hill Communy Fire Company
Melvin Renner
Neil Scott
John DeHaven
R. T. Wolford
Marshal Patterson
Emil Albright
Ralph Kerns
Glen Anderson
Harley Swisher
Charles Lake
James Patterson
Harry Patterson
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Buz Sawyer
Tony
Venus
House
del. Lewis A. McMurran
Newport News
Counties
Jack W. Witten
Tazewell
del. W. Tayloe Murphy
Warsaw
Chesapeake and Its Tributaries
R. G
Jackson Twins
By Dick Brooks
String
Auntie
Vic
Big Sister
U.S. Patent Office
Donnie
Beetle Bailey
BY Bob Nayloe
Muggs and
Skeeter
Henry
Mort Walker
Wally
By Carl Anderson
Blondie
Chic Young
Secret Agent X-9
Fred
Corrigan
BY Mel Graf
Southern Tire
S. Braddock St
Round Hill Group
Golden Hawks
Studebaker
America
Studebaker- Packard
Studebaker-Packard
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
Acme
Frst
the Commander Starlight
Kern Motor CO
S. Loudoun St
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