Parenthood Without Hokum An Answer To Juvenile Delinquency
The piece urges constructive use of anger by parents and children to curb juvenile delinquency. It cites psychologist Dr. Dershimer on recognizing anger, avoiding explosive outbursts, and guiding emotions into productive actions such as measured consequences, privileges, chores, or calm lectures, while teaching children to channel anger constructively.
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Charles Charleston Gazette
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Mayor Denies Rift With Traffic Panel
Charleston’s mayor seeks harmony as the traffic panel faces questions over surveys and budget. Council members consider continuing or quitting the committee with a cautious approach, while Dr. Earl W. Litton, 42, a Charleston dentist, dies of a heart attack at his Kanawha City home after dinner. He served in WWII, was a Scottish Rite Mason, and practiced dentistry since 1937 with offices in the Medical Arts Building.
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Mrs Pierson Rite Set at 2 P M Today
Mrs Jessie B Pierson 68 wife of Harry V Pierson died Thursday night in Charleston General Hospital. Services at Asbury Methodist Church at 2 PM officiated by Rev C H Kelley burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. Body at Wilson Mortuary will be moved to church an hour before service. Morgantown notes: J W Ruby named to Governor's Commission on State Industrial Development by Gov Marland.
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Harry V. Pierson
Charleston
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Spring Hill Cemetery
Wilson Mortuary
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Morgantown
J. W. Ruby
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Roby
Marland
Miller
Pickaway
Muggle &Jakine
Sinks Grove
Carl
Monroe Lodge 77
Burdal
Green Hill Cemetery
Union
Broyles Mortuary
Dr. Hugh E. Kelso Dies at 65 in Charleston Home
Dr. Hugh E. Kelso pastor of Wesley Methodist Church died yesterday at his residence after a long illness. He was 63, native of Paris Texas, served in Huntington and Buckhannon districts, member of Charleston Masonic bodies and Kiwanis. Survived by wife Myra two daughters two sisters two brothers and two grandchildren. Body at Bartlett mortuary.
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Bigley Ave
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Paris
Texas
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Charleston
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Royal Arch Mason
Kanawha Commandry No
Knights Templar
Charleston Kiwanis Club
Myra
Carl Moore
Washington, D. C
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Milwaukee
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Red Bluff
Calif
Harold
Knoxville
Tenn
Clyde
Laurel, Miss
Bartlett Mortuary
Warner Grayden
Oak Mill
Gertrude Burgess McNulty
Hersbert O. McNulty
Oak Hill
Warren
McNulty
Fayetteville
Madge Lightfoot
Ruth Bays
Garet. Mitchell
Plymouth
Mich
Lilly
Tyree Mortuary
Infant Margarett Wood Dies After High Chair Incident
Margarett Ann Wood infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Syrel Wood of Hico dies from injuries after catching her head in a high chair. Funeral at Shady Grove Methodist Church at 3 p m with Rev Mont Carr officiating. Burial Criss Cemetery near Hico. Surviving siblings listed. Also note: West Virginia State Society of Southern California to hold annual picnic at Sycamore Grove Park on June 26 inviting relatives and friends in California.
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Syrel Goodis Wood
Hico
Thomas Mortuary
Mont Carr
Maggie Mae
Telly Mae
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Linda Ann
Los Angeles
West Virginia State Society ‘of
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Sycamore Grove Park
California
Mrs. Rhodes 58 Dies in Thomas Memorial Hospital
Leona Brice Rhodes, 58, died at 10 a m yesterday in Thomas Memorial Hospital after a physical. She lived at 4819 Kanawha Ave South Charleston and was wife of Elmer C. Rhodes. Survived by three sons Bruce James and Riley W., a sister Elia Brown, two brothers Tom Bruce and Willie H Jr. The body lies at Degnan Kitlinger Mortuary South Charleston.
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Thomas Memorial Hospital
Kanawha Ave
South Chalicston
Rhodes
Elmer C. Rhodes
Kanawha County
Hernshaw
South Charleston
Elia Brown
Cinco
Tom Bruce
Willie H. Jr
Marmet
Degnan-Kititinger Mortuary
Lifelong Charleston Resident Edward Oliver Dead at 85
Edward Oliver, 85, retired painter and longtime Charleston resident from a pioneer Kanawha Valley family, died after a long illness in a local nursing home. Born in Charleston in 1870, he lived here his entire life. Surviving sister Ida Lawwill of Lexington, Kentucky, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Barlow-Bonsall Mortuary Chapel at 2 p.m. tomorrow, with Dr. Joe B. Overmyer of Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park.
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Kanawha Valley
Charleston
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Marth Elizabeth Hawkins Oliver
Ida Lawwill
Lexington
Barlow-Bonsall Mortuary Chapel
Joe B. Overmyer
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
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Sunset Memorial Park
South Charleston
Subpoenas Issued for Juvenile Court Spectators
Twenty five community leaders were targeted by subpoenas to appear as spectators next Wednesday in Juvenile Court. Only D Jackson Savage and Gurney Ferguson, both out of town, were unserved yesterday. Judge Herbert W Richardson plans another list for the following week.
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Cap) Ferguson
Herbert W. Richardson
Three of four Americans still rely on newspapers
In Biloxi Mississippi June 10 4 H Harry Bradley president of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn told the Mississippi Press Assn convention that three of four people depend on newspapers for most of their news He compared the paper's role to ministry and medicine and warned the federal government's attack on newspapers is a serious challenge to the industry.
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Harry B. Btadley
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Bradley
Birmingham
Ala
Services Arranged for John F. Becher East Bank Leader
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Pryor mortuary chapel East Bank for John Francis Becher Sr. 71 of East Bank who died Thursday morning in Charleston General Hospital. Rev. Bryce Griffith will officiate burial in Knights of Pythias Cemetery East Bank. Becher, native of East Bank, was recorder and treasurer of the town. He died of a heart attack after a week's illness.
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East Bank
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Charleston General Hospital
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Rain forecast spans Ohio Valley to Middle Atlantic States
Weather outlook predicts rain for Saturday across the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic States with showers and thunderstorms. The Southeast sees widespread activity while the southern tip of Florida experiences showers and scattered storms along the Texas border.
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Middle Atlantic States
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Texas
Obituary notices from Charleston area deaths listed
Multiple obituary notices recount deaths and survivors from Charleston and nearby towns. The list includes Revell E 53 of APD 3 Ty x Mountain, Di de Russey Jr of Jacksonville FL, Mrs Core Delber 63 of Charleston, John O. Acemon 87 of Fairplain, Warner Grayden Nulty of Oak Hill, and Frances Matlun Payne with various spouses children siblings and church affiliations. Bodies at Cunningham mortuary Vail Mortuary and other local mortuaries with service details and burial plans in Fairplain Ripley Beaverdam and surrounding cemeteries.
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APD
Tyx Mountain
Hewealer
Anawha
Dide Russey Jr
Jackesonville
Fis
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Marines
Japan
Clinton Casto
Tyler Mountain
Howard Harria
RFD
Charleton
Ross
Charleaton
Nellie Andersen
Clarksburg
Cunningham Mortuary
Funeral notices recount fatal crash near Slip Hill
A multi fatal accident on Slip Hill Route 21 injured several and killed two or more people. Victims were taken to Charleston General and Holbert Cemetery services held for JamesHamper and Layman Harrison. Ambulance crews reported foggy rain slicked roads as two vehicles collided crossing a two lane highway near Lizemores.
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Harrison
South Cherieston
Fiske
Long
Johnson
Lizemores
Fowler
Dagarth
Birla
City Woman 67 Hurt When Struck by Auto
A 67 year old woman Eva Watkins of Parkersburg was struck by a car eastbound on U S Route near Charleston General Hospital. She sustained a fractured left leg and other injuries. Police identified the vehicle owner but driver identity remained unclear. Several relatives were treated for injuries at area hospitals.
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Worthy Boone
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Simons Mortuary
Richwood
Miller
Arley Feveut
Trattic
BR. Gray
Iste Scene and Power Company
D. T. Goodwin
Furemen
Monroe Lodge
Union Presbyterian Church
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Made Hill
St. Albans
Tomlinson Miller
Sonny
Shelton
British Rail and Dock Strikes Stall Talks in London
London reports a three hour parley with rail strike leaders and a separate dock workers walkout as Prime Ministers and transport officials press for settlement. ASLEF seeks pay boosts to restore its members’ differentials, while the National Union of Railwaymen resists. Talks resume tomorrow as experts warn of possible government takeover to avert industry paralysis.
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Braxton Sheriff Faces Lunch Stain After Heist
June 10 Braxton County Sheriff Burke Marple was embarrassed when a theft occurred at the courthouse during lunch. A money box containing $287 was taken while deputies were away, observed by a mower and noted by the jailer's wife as no strangers leaving the back door.
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Elk Two-Mile Blaze Leaves 11 Homeless
A fast spreading fire last night on Elk Two-Mile destroyed three small frame homes, leaving 11 people homeless. No injuries were reported as neighbors helped relocate families. Fire Captain Tincher said the Turley home was the center of the blaze and suspected a gas stove as the cause. damage was estimated under $2,000. The Turley family was away visiting relatives when the fire occurred. The owner of the homes was Mrs. Gertrude Withrow.
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Edgar Nolan
Russell Turley
James Gobel
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Gertrude Withrow
Elk Two-Mile
Howard Tincher
Turley
Carbondale
Tincher
Union Stops GM Walkouts End of Wildcat Strikes at GM
DETROIT June 10 The CIO United Auto Workers halted the last of a dozen wildcat strikes at General Motors plants and resumed contract talks amid expectations of a new offer. Vice President John W. Livingston hinted GM might present a second counterproposal to the UAW demand for a guaranteed annual wage, signaling cautious, skeptical optimism. The union and GM had closed about 20 plants affecting roughly 60,000 workers, with a deadline looming and both sides showing signs of worry yet patience for a settlement, following recent talks with Ford Motor Co.
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Mrs Hardman Dies at Age Thirty Nine in Charleston
Merie Early Hardman aged 39, former proofreader for The Charleston Gazette, was found dead yesterday at her home 3142 Nancy St. County Coroner Earl Arthur attributed death to natural causes. She had worked at The Gazette for seven years and was a native of St. Albans, daughter of the late Grover and Bessie Early. Body at Cunningham mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Charleston Gazette
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