Piper Armed With Poison Dispatched To Rat Infested School
HUNTINGTON June 14 The Cabell Huntington public health department rushed a sanitarian to Oley elementary school after parents complained of rats on the grounds. A summer program is ongoing. Dr Luke Frame health director said bites among children were not serious and no rats showed rabies. The incident fits a broader county rabies drive targeting dogs and cats.
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Charleston Gazette
Piper
Huntington
Cabell-Huntington Public Health Department
Oley
Luke Frame
McDonald
Frame
Farm Women’s Group To Meet on Friday
A Kanawha county extension event invites members to a Friday gathering at 10 p m in the extension office conference room annex of the courthouse. Dr L A Dickerson city county health director will discuss how the health department serves the public.
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Kanawha Courthouse
L. A. Dickerson
Convicts Ordered Returned to Pen in West Virginia Break
Cadiz June 14 Two fugitives from the West Virginia penitentiary Jost today fought the move to return them to imprisonment there. Stanley Shettie 33 and John Vale iykea 38 were ordered returned to Moundsville by the Harrison county court after a hearing here. Both are serving life terms as Habitual criminals with Sheffie under sentence from Hancock county and Walykea from Brooke county. The two were among 14 prisoners who staged a daring break from the penitentiary early on June 3. All but one of that group 3 year old Eddie Starcher of Roane county have been recaptured. Valykeo and Sheftie were apprehended near here June 5 along with Otto Neff another life-termer who was shot in the jaw when he attempted to elude police.
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West Virginia
Mmove
Stanley Shettie
John Vale Iykea
Moundsville
Harrison County
Sheffie
Hancock County
Walykea
Brooke County
Eddie Starcher
Roane County
Valykeo
Sheftie
Here
Otto Neff
County 4 H Camp Draws 212 Youths
The Kanawha County 4 H camp at Camp Port Lee near Dunbar opened Monday for a week. Charles Maxwell reports attendance at 272 youths. Camp tribe officers include Delaware chief Bertram Keyes and sagamore Beily Blake. Cherokee chief John Lynch and sagamore Pete White. Beneca chief Nancy Shroyer and sagamore Betty Berger. Big Feet chief Betty Jo Stephens and sagamore Agnes Martin. Gazette photo notes.
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Camp Port Lee
Dunbar
Charles Maxwell
Delaware
Bertram Keyes
Washington District
Ami Beily Blake
Coal Fork
Sagamore
Mingo
Mary Martin Haney
Chelyan
Bobby Garrett
Elkview
John Lynch
Lake Chaweya
Pete White
Clendenin
Beneca
Nancy Shroyer
Lissynville
Betty Berger
Marmet
Sagamores
Big Feet
Betty Jo Stephens
Tornado
Agnes Martin
Sagejmore
Bromfield cites farmers aid to medical research in June remarks
Louis Bromfield told the National Fertilizer Association that farmers meddling in research is aiding medical study. He said over the past year scientists understand soil health and disease better, linking national wellbeing to balanced nature. He described farming as a balanced, natural law fusion, not a simple business.
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Louis Bromfield
National Fertilizer Associadey
Bae Meddle
Rome
Nd Agri
Summer Registration At Marshall Is 2145
Registrar Luther E. Bledsoe announced Marshall College summer term registration reached 2145, short of the record by 96. Veteran enrollment fell 45 percent to 947 dollars, while graduate enrollment rose about 60 percent, teacher college up 15 percent, and non veteran enrollment up 36 percent.
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Marshall College
Luther E. Bledsoe
Bledsovy
Man Pleads Guilty In Lawnmower Theft Case
James Tucker aged 28 of 1028 Red Cax Street pleaded guilty in immediate court to possession of stolen goods. Judge Cyrus W. Hall placed him on three years probation for possessing a lawnmower owned by C. A. Lake valued at 125 dollars. Ed Hicks Bill Harmon and Jerry O Ross pleaded guilty to operating numerous lotteries. Hicks and Ross face July 1 sentencing, Harmon June 21.
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James Tucker
Red .Cax St
Cyrus W. Hall
C. A. Lake
Ed Hicks
Bill Harmon
Washington St. ER
Jerry O. Ross
Summers St
Hicks
Ross
Harmon
aSea
Vocational Director Begins Brazil Visit
Ray Owen director of vocational rehabilitation for West Virginia left by plane yesterday for a two months visit of Brazil under the auspices of the U. S. Department of State. He will study the organization operation facilities and techniques used in the care of the disabled and arrange information exchange between Brazil and the United States on rehabilitation matters. Power plans in it San Juan and Puerto Rico enroute to South America.
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Brazil
Ray Owen
West Virginia
U. S. Department of State
Heazil
United States
San Juan
Fuerto Rico
South America
Charleston to Parkerburg Mail Delivery Bids Sought
Charleston Parkersburg mail service bids invited for reactor vehicle delivery over a four year span starting July 1. Second assistant postmaster general in Washington will accept sealed bids until June 22. Postmaster Julius Singletod announced the call amid service concerns.
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Charleston
Parkersburg
Washington
Julius W. Singletod
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