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Jeannie Campbell, of Bowling Green, Ky., has been named executive director of Beaman Home, a shelter for abused women and children.
Rick Alan Rapp, 19-year-old, Route 2, Milford, youth who studied swine blood lines and experimented with feed rations to get more marketable hogs, today was named one of six national winners in the 4-H swine programs at the 51st National 4-H Congress in Chicago. He received a $700 educational scholarship at the Congress.
Sheriff Luther W. Yoder wanted to trap a "wolf" so he used a decoy - a woman deputy. The sheriff was called in when a 15-year-old farm girl received an over-amorous letter from Earl Musser, 25, asking for a country-road rendezvous. Mrs. Viola Bontrager and the sheriff went to the appointed place. When Musser drove up, the young attractive woman deputy asked if he had written the letter. "Yes, hop in," he said. Mrs. Bontrager stepped aside and the sheriff hopped in.
Goshen students celebrated a 20-0 victory over Howe Military Academy on Saturday evening with a snake dance.
