Norman and Rosetta Kimble of East Palestine celebrated 75 years of marriage on Feb. 18. They both spent their childhood years in Petersburg, Ohio, where at on
Silver City Launches, Babyteeth Returns, Aftershock May 2021 Solicits
Silver City Launches, Babyteeth Returns, Aftershock May 2021 Solicits
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SALEM A council committee is recommending the additional honorary name of Howard Tibbs Way for West Second Street from North Ellsworth to Jennings Avenue.
West Second Street will remain West Second Street, but Councilman Steve Faber said signs will designate that section of street as Howard Tibbs Way to honor the late Salem native who was a member of the Tuskegee Airmen during World War II. “He was quite accomplished and served his country well,” Faber said.
The Streets, Alleys and Sidewalks Committee of city council agreed Tuesday to forward the proposal to all of city council for consideration, with the source of funding for the three double-sided signs needed at the intersections and the style to be determined.
Charles Jacob Cook
October 2, 1923 – January 20, 2021
Physicist, educator, WWII B-17 pilot, musician, artist, optimist, devoted husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, Charles Jacob Cook, died Wednesday, January 20th at age 97.
Born in 1923 in West Point, Nebraska, Charles (also known as C.J. by friends and colleagues) moved to Lincoln Nebraska at age 14. Charles graduated from Lincoln High School and went on to earn his Ph.D. in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Nebraska while studying under theoretical physicist, Professor Ted Jorgensen
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A veteran, Charles served in the United States Army Air Corp. 94th bomb group at Bury St. Edmonds from October 1944 to March 1945. As 1st Lt. combat pilot, he and his crew were assigned 35 missions in their “Lady Luck” B17 Flying Fortress over Germany.
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Army Veteran, 81, commends community care experience
“If asked, I ll refer them with good marks”
Recently, an 81-year old Army Veteran named James A. was referred by St. Cloud VA Healthcare System to community provider Midwest Clinic of Dermatology in St. Cloud, Minnesota, for an evaluation of skin cancer cells on his face. His facial vessels and nerves needed attention to prevent possible facial paralysis and neuropathy.
James underwent Mohs micrographic surgery, a surgical technique used to treat skin cancer.
During Mohs surgery, thin layers of cancer-containing skin cells were removed and examined until only cancer-free tissue remained.
“Mohs offers the highest cure rate and is the most tissue-sparing procedure – particularly in the temple region,” said Dr. Daniel K. Elieff, dermatologist and James’ provider at the clinic.