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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

4

Rehabilitation program at McNeil Prison spurs inmate success

Bob B. and two other former McNeil inmates, all former bank robbers, rebuilt lives after release through the SIG self improvement program. Staff say about 50 inmates participate, with successes across trades, painting, and publishing. Fr. Francis Prange leads the effort with visits from professionals and schooling partnerships.

Patrick A. Wickler Roma News Tribune McNeil Land Prison Wash Bob B Alcatraz Bob Pacific Northwest Island Puget Sound Tom Northwest George Tacoma SIG Francis Prange S. J Fr. Prange MacNeil

Adventist Church Holds 63rd West Virginia Conference

Parkersburg hosts the West Virginia Conference of Seventh-day Adventists for its 63rd annual summer camp meeting at Ebert Memorial Park. Arthur J. Potzer of Parkersburg presides, with William J. Keith of Takoma Park delivering the opening address at 7:30 p.m. Delegates camp in tents as meetings run through June 15 at the eleven acre grounds.

Parkersburg Adventist Church West Virginia Jesus Ebert Memorial Park 25Th Street Dudley Avenue Arthur J. Potzer William J. Keith Washington Takoma Park Sleven - Acre West Virginia Conference

Brothers Go On Trial In Liquor Tax Action

Three men from Ohio and West Virginia face federal liquor tax charges. Dennis Kirk 37 and Charlie Kirk Jr 31 of Hernshaw are accused of selling and possessing 12 gallons of moonshine. Terry Hudnall of Marmet has pleaded guilty to Possession. Trial continues.

U.S. District Court Ibacco Tax Unit Cleveland Ohio Dennis Lee Kirk Charlie Lee Kirk, Jr Hernshaw Kirk John A. Field Jr Terry Hudnall Marmet Dennis Kirk Hudnall Carlie Kirk

Rainelle Lumber Museum Opens Amid Anniversary

The Rainelle Lumber Museum opens to the public in a mid town building reflecting Rainelle’s early era. Exhibits include furniture from residents, lumbering tools, photos of loggin operations, Civil War items, and a kitchen scene. The museum runs daily 9 30 a m to 4 p m as part of Rainelle’s 50th anniversary observance.

Rainelle J. W. Gray W. H. Johnson

Retired Charleston newspaperman Otis Hancock recall

Otis J Hancock of Charleston recalls 37 years as a local newspaperman. He remembers Will Rogers death in 1930s Alaska and his role printing an extra edition. Hancock coordinates copy flow at the desk while living at 41114 Central Ave with Ruth and making annual trips to Macon Georgia.

Charleston Macon Georgia Will Rogers Alaska Ruth Central Ave South Hancock West Virginia Charleston Gazette Charleston Daily Mail Sunday Gazette Mail

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