Jurors Selected For U S Court In Bluefield Term
Jurors for the January federal district court term in Bluefield include grand jurors R A Young Links Grove A A Angel Bluefield Walter G Coalwood A K Parker Welch and many others. Petit jurors named include Charlton Fox Welch J Howell War Goff Port erfield Gap Mills P D Padbury Switchback L N Lee Alpaca A D Blison Greenville H B Keyser Beckley George Vawter and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Ang Petit
Federal District Court
Bluefield
Grand Jury
R. A. Young
Links Grove
A. A. Angel
Walter G
Coalwood
A. K. Parker
Welch
Bledsoe
Beckley
James Bryson
Lester
P. Hylton
Littlesburg
Shady Bprings
P. A. Chappell
Rufus R. Hopkins
Serena
Charlton Fox
A. Tosh
Worth
William Wyatt
Baileysville
C. A. Bradshaw
J. . Howell
War
Goff Porterfield
Gap Mills
P. D. Padbury
Switchback
L. N. Lee
Alpaca
A. D. ‘Bliison
Greenville
H. B. Keyser
George
Herndon Luck
Herndon
Seth Farley
Winding Gulf
Wade Neel
A. H. Tabor
Iseger
G. Douglass
P. G. Gaines
Giotto
A. L. Reed
Glen Morgan
Kyle McCormick
Princeton
John Houseman
Union
Ww. T. Neel
Vivian
Dryden Thompson
Enevales
J. A. Hill Pipestein
Lee Pe
Ralph P. Liddle
Clayton Cook
Tams
O. W. Hefner
G. Ke. Bailey
Sophia
L. I. Bailey
Rock
W. Hardy
Keystone
Buy
Local Society Notes and Holiday Visits
Society items report Mrs Garnette E B Foley returning to Middleport Ohio after a visit with sister Mrs Ruby Shuler and brother Mr Clayton Young. Other guests include Mr Dudley Morrison of New York with Charleston relatives and Mr Fontaine Broun Jr visiting Virginia street parents. University of Indiana student Ray Martin spends holidays in Charleston while Miss Annie Watts of St Albans attends Grayson Ky. Cadet George E White at West Point visits Jackson street home. Mr and Mrs G J Quertinmont with Page and G J Quertinmont Jr return from Masontown Pa. Walter Hessom and daughters Dorothy and Helena Hessom return to Kanawha City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnette EB. Foley
Middleport
Ruby Shuler
Clayton Young
Dudley Morrison
New York
Charleston
Fontaine Broun, Jr
Fontaine Broun
Virginia Street
Ray Martin
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Annie Watts
St. Albans
of the Christian Normal Institute
Grayson, Ky
George E. White
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
G. E. White
Jackson Street
G. J. Quertinmont
Page
G. J. Quertinmont, Jr
Owens
Masontown
Walter Hessom
Dorothy Hessom
Helena Hessom
Indiana Avenue
Kanawha City
George Huber
Clarice Huber
Huntington
Twenty-second Street
Louis Hem
Point Marlon
Luther Graves
Devil Fish May Join Capitol Archives Exhibit
An octopus captured Sunday on the Kanawha river by two boaters may be preserved for an exhibit at the state department of archives and history. Captors say the creature, about three feet long, was killed after it lashed the boat. Local residents offered theories on the river monster as visitors noted the remarkable sighting near Bradford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
State Department
Robert Trice
Ross Saunders
Mitton Street
Lawrence Bossi
Bradford Street
Residents Move with Daughter and Son-in-Law in Huntington
Twenty seventh street residents have moved from a glal with their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Morton Mc Clure in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-seventh Street
Morton McClure
Huntington
Nitro News Final Arrangements For Basketball Series
The Viscose Athletic Association finalizes a basketball series at Mitro high school gym with practice on Mondays and Thursdays starting January 1. Hugh Moore and Lewis Moore named managers. candidates include Harry Moore, Boyd Higginbotham, Homer Putney, Ray Ellis, Robert Sutton, Cyril Dean, Howard Wilson, and B Jones. Virginie Crickenberger and family spend a week at Gretton. William Jones Sr. reportedly seriously ill. Lattimores of Charlotte visit Nitro relatives. Royal Billiard bowling team loses by 247 pins at Point Pleasant. Kanawha Valley Water Co. beats Pabst Blue Ribbon in a postponed city league game. Wayne Tyree and family visit Louisville, Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscose Athletic Association
Mitro High School
Hugh Moore
Lewis Moore
Harry Moore
Boyd Higginbotham
Homer Putney
Ray Ellis
Robert Sutton
Cyril Dean
Howard Wilson
B. Jones
Virginie — Crickenberger
Dubois Crickenberger
Ida Payne Crickenberger
Gretton
William Jones
Serioualy
Vation Street
L. J. Lattimore
Charlotte
Lattimore
Bierre Witry
Thirty-seventh Street
Latimores
Nitro
Royal Billiard
Point Pleasant
Kanawha Valley Water Company
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Wayne Tyree
Louisville
Tyree
J. W. Craig
Border dispute ends over cabin in Kanawha County
State police resolved an inter county border dispute after Mrs Avil Perry was shot to death at a mountain cabin. Perry died and her husband Avil Perry was hospitalized in Charleston General with bullet wounds described as personal safety related. Sheriff R C Andrews said charges will be priced today and a deputy sheriff from Cabin Creek reported the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avil Perry
Kanawha
Raleigh
Perry
Charleston General Hospital
R. C. Andrews
Carson Richards
Cabin Creek
Bay Low
Belfast
Murder charge placed in slaying at Sattes
Sheriff R C Andrews said a murder charge was filed against L P Hoffman of Sattes in the death of John Koriar near St Albans. Koriar died in a local hospital from a bullet wound fired when Hoffman said he shot at him while suspecting theft of his automobile. Hoffman released on a $1000 bond. A separate note mentions John Anderson finding a one pound fish while bathing in Kinghorn Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Andrews
L. P. Hoffman
Sattes
John Koriar
St. Albans
Koniar
Lattes
Byrne Given
Hoffman
Konlar
Kinghorn
Scotland
John Anderson
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