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Howard W. Ruths Jr., 74
Howard Wilson Ruths Jr., 74, of Stephens City, Va., died Monday, May 13, 2013, in Winchester Medical Center. Mr. Ruths was born in 1939, in Waynesboro, Pa., the son of the late Howard W. and Kathryn M. Ruths Sr. He was a graduate of Smithsburg High...
Tags: Religion and Belief, Georgetown, Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia), Christianity, Lutheranism
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Sports briefs
Shubik basketball camps KANTNER — Two basketball camps, sponsored by Drew Shubik Basketball, LLC, and directed by Randy Schrock and Drew Shubik, will be held at the North Star Middle School. The Future Stars Camp for boys and girls in...
Tags: Basketball, Baseball, Little League Baseball, Sports
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Leroy D. Hoff
Leroy Darvin Hoff, 69, formerly from Eureka, died Nov. 17, 2012, in Galena. Leroy was born May 11, 1943, to Daniel and Ruth (Joachim) Hoff. He was drafted and stationed in Korea. After discharge, he worked in the Eureka and Aberdeen areas. He is... -
The Lehigh Valley's forgotten graves
The old gravestone is broken. A crack about three-quarters of the way to the top has severed it, exposing a rough, jagged edge, like a chipped front tooth. The detached top, where the name and date of birth were long ago etched, lies on the ground. It's...Tags: Slatington, Economy, Business and Finance, Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania), Battle of Antietam, Sociology
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Family, friends plan benefit for founder of canceled Halfway to January Cancer Bash
Austin Daily HeraldThe Halfway to January Cancer Bash is canceled this year, but the organizers are turning their attention to a similar cause: Helping one of the founders. A benefit is planned Saturday for Tracy (Cooling) Schilling, who helped form the bash after a...Tags: Colon Cancer, Breast Cancer
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Flag etiquette pointers
Corsicana Daily Sun, TexasSaturday is Armed Forces Day, when we honor people who are active and reserve members of the military; May 27 is Memorial Day, when we honor those who have died serving our country; and June 14 is Flag Day, three big opportunities to fly the flag right....Tags: Human Interest, Flag Day (United States), Memorial Day
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Leonard "Joe" Kula May 31, 1946 - May 12, 2013
Leonard "Joe" Kula, 66, of La Crescenta, died Sunday at Verdugo Hills Hospital in Glendale after a nearly two-year battle from a stroke and complications of pneumonia. Mr. Kula, who worked in construction as a carpenter for more than 40 years, was...Tags: U.S. Navy
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First Coast Happenings
The Florida Times-UnionTHURSDAY Romanza Festivale, through Sunday, various venues, St. Augustine. Includes exhibits, street fairs, music, re-enactments, concerts, art classes, dancing, plays, lectures, tours, demonstrations and nightlife. romanzastaugustine.org. American...Tags: Anglicanism, Autism, Science and Technology, Global Change, Libraries
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Morsels
The Arizona Daily Star, TucsonMy Big Fat Greek closes; Pelio opening delayed Southern Arizona's lone remaining My Big Fat Greek Restaurant on East Broadway closed two weeks ago, ending a nearly six-year run in the region. Restaurateur Ryan Field had several Tucson-area locations,...Tags: Foods and Beverages, The Happiest News!, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Italy
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5A state baseball: After up and down season, Timberline seeking title against a tough field
The Idaho StatesmanDistrict Three's dominance of the 5A baseball state tournament is a product of its depth. And never was that more apparent than this year, when perennial power Timberline started 1-7 in the Southern Idaho Conference, landed the seventh seed in the...Tags: High School Sports, Baseball, Sports
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Sun Journal, New Bern, N.C., Jordan Honeycutt column
Sun Journal, New Bern, N.C.Strong bonds are formed across the wide spectrum of sports. Many of my best friends in my life are buddies from playing childhood backyard football, basketball or Little League baseball and they have carried over throughout my adolescence and early...Tags: Travel, Baseball, Newspaper and Magazine, Little League Baseball, Sports
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Ottumwa American Legion wraps up baseball season
Ottumwa Courier, IowaThe Ottumwa American Legion baseball team finished its season by splitting two games at American Legion State tournament Saturday. Ottumwa, spurred by a solid performance on the mound by Kyle Keck, bested Fort Dodge 5-4, but the boys suffered an 18-8...Tags: Baseball, Hospitals and Clinics, Sports
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