West Virginia Recruits Join Bonus Army
West Virginia division of the bonus expeditionary forces grows by arrivals from Huntington Wheel ing Parkersburg Montgomery Logan Rainell Grafton Alderson Williamstown Bluefield and other towns. Additional WV troops from Huntington detained in Virginia expected soon as leaders pledge allegiance to state officers.
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Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Bonus Expeditionary Forces
Wheelding
Huntington
Parkersburg
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Barber and Police Seek Shaver After Shop Incident
Police in Staten Island search for a barber known as Shaver who disappeared after a tense shop incident. Witnesses recall a confrontation, a quick departure with clippers and tools, and a threat of harm if he returns to the shop. No injuries reported, but Brown’s associates warn of a sharp response if Shaver reappears.
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Staten
Tvert
Diitervales
Pater
Whitle
Taxer
Brown
West Virginians feed on donations as bonus marchers stay
Food is no longer a problem for West Virginians as donations pour in. The camp floors are covered with sacks and old clothing for sleeping areas. Three Wheeling marchers arrived with signs reading bonus marchers drive us no ride or we will vote for Hoover. Commander Rittner of Point Pleasant said more provisions will come from home state soon as the number grows and they intend to endure.
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West
Hoover
Rittner
Point Pleasant
Missing Girl Catherine Williams Reported From Home
Police were informed that Catherine Williams daughter of Mrs Beatrice Williams has been missing from her home since Friday. The report notes she is steps taller than five feet weighs 140 pounds with red bobbed hair.
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Catherine Williams
Beatrice Williams
School Board Elections And Staff Changes At War Of St Albans
War of St Albans Independent school district holds a special election today to elect a president and board member. Longtime president Wood seeks reelection while Harry Dowl does not run again. Salary cuts of 5 to 15 percent are set for area teachers due to a about 20 percent drop in district valuation. Superintendent Lovgenstein announced hires for 1982 83 at area schools and lists several returning teachers, with music supervision continuing under H C Pittenger.
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War of
St. Albans
L. Ki. Lovgensteim
B. E. Liggett
Ier Snyder
West Virginia University
E.B. Keller
Root
Ohio State University
W. A. Burgers
Mattie Stewart
Estelle Walker
J. £. Nenie
Miriam Latabee
Georgianna Guthrie
Ly J. Humphrey
Nancy McKeny
H.C. Pittenger
Menoka Alerson
Glan Ai- Coy
Violet Deem
al Carter Woot
Son
J. A. Kinney
Alberta Cornwell
Held to Grand Jury On Wounding Charges
John Henderson was held to the grand jury in city court on felonious cutting of Emma Emerson and Josephine Winters. Leona Miller was fined 9 for shooting up Clifford Gresham. charge changed to discharging firearms. Leonard Gordon case for breaking and entering and larceny of tools continued to Wednesday. Driving under the influence charges were changed to reckless driving for A Fr Koontz and T J Keiffer, each fined 25. B R Parks drunken driving postponed to June 18. Orval Eades and B Shepherd DUI charges dismissed.
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John Henderson
Hele
Prand
Emma Emerson
Josephine Winters
Jourt
Leona
Milier
Clifford Gresham
Leonard Gordon
Dames Harton
Wan
A. Fr. Koontz
T. J. Keiffer
B. R. Parks
Orval Eades
B. Shepherd
Pilot Slightly Hurt In Fayette Air Crash
Fayetteville June 23 A wing tore loose during a loop forcing J E Goibey pilot at Fayette Airway to make a rough landing about 300 yards from the field He suffered a broken vertebra and was taken to Gak HH hospital where physicians said his condition serious Four people were killed and five injured in four air crashes in France in one day recently
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Fayetteville
J. E. Goibey
Fayette Airway Corporation
Godhey
Gak HH
France
Rain Still Needed to Break Drought in County
Drought relief hinges on more rainfall over the next two to three days as farmers in the county report exceptionally dry conditions. Springs and creeks remain low, fields require rain to recover, and state agricultural agents warn continued rain is essential. A rain event Saturday night in Charleston measured 0.22 inches, with 0.28 inches expected Monday night. In social notes, Miss Frances Lynch plans to attend graduation exercises in Cincinnati at the Conservatory of Music, staying with cousin Miss Shaffer.
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Charleston
Philathea Bible
Hopargt Aupleh Bhuren
Misa Frances Lynch
Cincinnst
Ahe
Conservatory of Mualc
Kulah Shaffer
Miss Lynch
St. Albans
Cinletinat
Misa Lynch
Misa Shaffer
St Albans Tennis Club Forms Under Leaders
The St Albans Tennis club forms led by W A Johason and DB A Webb with plans for several matches in South Charleston Charleston Nitro and other places. A ladder system will determine club team eligibility and Miss Kathryne Lynch of Birth Avenue St Albans leaves for Barbourville to attend Morristown Harver. D A Harper has passed the Charleston district conference exam and is licensed to preach. Circle No 1 Baptists ladies aid meets Friday at 7:30 at Mrs Bettie Rimmer's home. Mrs L P B Harvey Mrs Harold Hawley Misses Margaret Cowl Miss Mary Cummings Miss Besnie Johnson Miss Marley Stemmerfield and Paul Lane attend Bible conference in Lewisburg. Brady Oliver returned to Akron after two weeks with his mother Mrs Allie Oliver. Genevieve Hoeli spending summer in Buffalo NY with Aunt Mrs Rey Shrede. Mr and Mrs Austin Quick of Staunton VA were guests Sunday and Monday of Mrs Pearl Sutler of Park Street St Albans. Mrs Hoy C White returned Sunday to her home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Brown at their home Reolcks Valley.
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St. Albans
W. A. Johason
DB. A. Webb
South Chaton
Charleston
Circle No. 1
Church Indies Aid
Mra
Bettie Rimmer
L. PB. Harvey
Harold Hawley
Mtex
Margaret Cowl
Mary Cummings
Besnie Johnson
Marley Stemmerfield
Paul Lane
Lewisburg
Brady Oliver
Akron
Allie Oliver
Genevieve Hoel i
Buffalo
KR. C
Rey Shrede
Austin Quick
Staunton
Puesta Bunday and
Mondey
Pearl Sutler
Park Street
Bt. Albans
Directory rollout for new Dial Telephone system
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company will distribute 25 000 red covered telephone directories ahead of the dial system change. The old books will be used until midnight Saturday then destroyed. The new directory matches the size of the old one but bears a red cover and blue sticker indicating start date. Sections including Capitol Kerawhe South and Dunbar will have new numbers. Instructors have visited schools and clubs to demonstrate the dial system and offices show apparatus for patron use.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
R. H. Ayre
Red Rover
Capitol
Kerawhe
South
Dunbar
Jury awards 1260 damages to Henry Taylor in automobile case
In Charlenton Henry 3. Taylor received 1260 damages from a circuit court jury after claiming serious injury from a Liberty driver who ran onto a sidewalk on Washington Street. Taylor sought 100,000. Rhodes and others argued the stop forced the driver onto the sidewalk. Separate matter: Clara D. Mitchell of Charleston seeks 20,000 for personal injury after a company interurban car left the track striking a pole near Chelyan. jury recessed with decision pending.
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Henry 3. Taylor
Charlenton
Nat
Virgie W. Rhodes
Homer Asbury
Liberty
Wrahington Street
Taylor Ned
Asbury
Rhodes
Taylor
Clara D. Mitchell
Charleston
Lelreult
Coure
Mitchell
Chélyan
Mra. Mitchell
Little Change Noted In County Clerk Race Recount
Recount results show Toothman leading Slick by a small margin in the Democratic county clerk race. The county court faced pressure to compel the recount after Toothman requested it, but the authority refused bond requirements and did not issue a formal order.
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J. M. Slick
A. H. Toothman
County Star
Slack
Toothman
Aowyitch Muandam
Belle Presbyterian Revival Begins With Evangelistic Services
Belle Presbyterian Church opens a series of evangelistic services each night with a sermon on the New Birth. Friday night features remarks by Mrs. David Littlejohn of the Rollmer Memorial church. The Rev. C. R. Garrison leads the revival in Belle.
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Belle Presbyterian Church
David Littlejohn
Rullmer Memorial Church
C. R. Garrison
Hunger march leader to attend Good Samaritans convention
The Rev. John Harlow of Chesapeake who represented hunger marchers encamped near the city will attend the Good Samaritans annual convention in Chicago this week. Seven others, all from Charleston, will accompany the Rev. Mr. Harlow.
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John Harlow
Chesapeake
City
the Good Samaritans
Chicago
Charleston
Harlow
J Shirley Ross to be tried Thursday in Kanawha County
Kanawha County legislator J Shirley Ross faces trial Thursday in municipal court on charges of destroying a red parking tag. City Judge D Boone Daw initially ruled no ordinance prohibited tag destruction, though officials expect prosecution under a new section. Ross previously faced a similar case and another charge for running a red light may be set for Friday.
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J. Shirley Ross
Kanawha ‘County
Ress
Sonce
D. Boone
Rosy
April Crime Totals Across Pennsylvania Reported
Harrisburg police summarize April crime data from municipal departments showing 3,233 total offenses in Pennsylvania including 3 murders and 44 manslaughter charges.
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Harrisburg
Alace Police
Pennsylvania
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