Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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LAN E'S FRUIT FARMS Phone 373-9300 Route 2 Marietta wc pf A4 WI1ereOuaIi'ry Comes Flrsi' Iii' '333 I it X6 'ss 'yi , x, X , 'Usa f, ff? N ,If ffff K ' I' 1 if I , X ,ff fl X, ff X 'IH ' f f ff X xx Ii f f ,W E y ' , rN ,', I , N-J. Qi'-I M iIi4 . w ., : f r To :li-'fifpi F' , W if f i fi r !, , A SW, ' ff' ' 3 I A K s Q14 5 R x. MARIETTA IGNITION, INC 1 I .T -I . I I is H, ' L 1 f , 321 Second Street , 1. Marietta Q ll Ph.: 374-6746 BECKER FLOWERS I igfsy , I , 1, '20 , I 'i ,L I 4 -J, I' Q' 2 309 2nd sr. xx Y , , 41, 4 3, C Q j' by G! y ,f 7 Across From the ' ' ' 'gf y- . fs H I A ima rr- gd U4 -'gs-. I Q' VLQOXFQEI Courthouse if . 2,311 , ' 0010,-3 5 A- Marietta C' ff sl I a' 4' - X ARCHER AUTO PARTS 211 Scammel St. Marietta 0 Q Congraiulaiions 'ro the I976 Graduaiing Class RENT IT, INC. 122 Maple Street Phone: 373-7990 Marietta CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK of Marietta 301 Second Street Marietta, Ohio 45750 Phone: 373-1147 Auto Bank 312 Second St. Colgate Bank Colgate Shopping Pla Home of Mary Carrer Painis Con9 a+uIa+Ion5 Seniors of '76 The first library was established in Boston in 1654 but readers cou1dn't check out books. The first borrowing library was Franklin s Libra Company of Philadelphia in 1732. Membership was on a paid subscription basis.

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d 1 f B lt'more to Boston b wa of England than overland using the colonial postal system. colonial days, it was quicker to sen a etter rom a 1 y y McCLU RE-SCHAFER FUNERAL HOME rving the Community Since 1892 M . .... '57, 1. ll fl 1. W :'f'K?5E-fp k :QQ ' .v Q-fa wifi! .-tr, 1 2.3-:Ll iw, 4 1.5! N 1 -' 1 . f- -X ' 3.221 es.. a- .Ll 7 1- 'A li 9 2' lSuccessor +o Doudna 8: McClurel 314 Fourth St. Marietta Ph.: 373-9232 James Schafer , Owner V BEAUIYQCI-IOOL , A K x 4 xx v t X wk F X ! X ' n 1 I , f X gi V . ZW.. 1, n ll wif 'z vf ' .193 I5 sg my - 15 1' , - ' , . 4 I In I- -J F W ff 1- 1-A , 1 0 s , ,Sf Owner: Kay Woodard 252 Front Street Marietta Ph.: 373-3617 Open: Mon. - Fri. If the buildin displayed no marker some colonial cities, owners of buildings had to buy a subscription to a private fire department. g oting a subscription had been paid in full, fire departments let them burn.

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ugar was scarce and expensive in colonial days. Most ordinary housewives sweetened cakes, etc. , with apples, currants, berries or squash. ose water was sometimes added. 1916 Wash Blvd Belpre Ph 423 8416 54'-Pour ZUKI SUZUKI Authorized Dealer of Rlckman Triumph Suzukr Maxall Terrarn Vehrcles Sales Servrce Accessorres eg GRQct D it 0, 9 9345 7' G swiss 1 .sm Sm TEVE S GIANT DOLLAR Where You Are More Than Jus+ a Cash Regls+er Tofal Belpre 2123 Washington Blvd CDE MILLER AND SONS CO 1 ,fZ?'5n. ,. CG pr r 'QI ii I xiii 2 3 6l ,E ff .lib 0 05:26 W lr New Settler Prrde and Doe Brand Tomatoes Belpre ' I 423 -7271 s Q ' ' i .. yn' fn W , la-Fl . ' KH 1 I .f ' CYCLES, INC. Q .nn ,. 8. . ,... iv bv? t . fi 5 f H 6 . in 'ANAL . ,, 6 . 0 Ph.