Probation Case Nets Pen Term In West Virginia City
Clinton Owsley 18 was found guilty of probation violation by Intermediate Judge William J Thompson and sentenced to one to 10 years in the state penitentiary. The judge recommended Huttonsville medium security prison for the term. Owsley had pled guilty to breaking and entering last Nov 16 and recently served 6 days in Putnam County jail for gasoline theft. Also, Judge Thompson revoked the probation of Floyd Allen Thomas 24 and Paul Wells 31. Thomas received nine months in county jail for drunken driving. Wells got 12 months for absconding supervision failing to support dependents and report.
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Clinton Owsley
William J. Thompson
Thompson
Owsley
Huttonsville
Putnam County
Floyd Allen Thomas
Scott Depot
Paul Wells
Tyler Mountain
Thomas
Wells
Moslem Bride Meets Man She Wed in April By Remote Control
A Berkeley bride greets her proxy husband, Dr Daoud S Ali, in Baghdad. The UC Berkeley student Saud Ismail was married by Moslem rites via remote proxy on April 6 after they met at Iraq Royal Hospital where Ali worked. The bride’s father K H Ismail is a former Iraq legislator and finance minister. Ali will begin a Stanford fellowship July 1.
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Berkeley
Calif
Baghdad
Daoud S. Ali
Saud Ismail
University of California
Ali
Iraq Royal Hospital
K. H. Ismail
Iraq
New York University Hospital
Stanford University Hospital
San Francisco
Moales Named Pastor At St. Luke's Methodist Church
Rev. Robert E. Moales was installed as pastor of St. Luke's Methodist Church in South Charleston. He and his wife reside on Lincoln Drive and he hails from Charleston, a Stonewall Jackson HS alumnus, currently attending Morris Harvey College. A reception for the pastor and his wife was held at the church Wednesday night.
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St. Luke's Methodist Church
South Charleston
Robert E. Moales
Lincoln Dr
Charleston
Stonewall Jackson High School
Morris Harvey College
Gazette
Site of Realtors Picnic Moved to Coonskin Park
The Charleston Board of Realtors moves its annual picnic to 2 p.m. today at Coonskin Park replacing the McDermit place in St Albans as previously scheduled.
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Charleston Board of Realtors
Coonskin Park
McDermit Place
St Albans
Widow Blanche Mariani Chief Legatee in Will
Mrs Blanche Mariani of Charleston is the principal beneficiary of the estate of her husband Francis Louis Mariani who died last January The will admitted to probate leaves her all personal property two dwellings on Randolph Street and a half interest in a lot in the Silliman and Pfeiffer Addition A farm in Union District described as the home place is bequeathed to the children Roy H Mariani Vilda Olga Guthrie Virginia Pettit Jones Lyndall Blanche Jarrell and Nan Maxine Young Executors named are J H Jemison Hobart A Haynes and Elmer H Boothe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Mariani
RFD 3
Charleston
Francis Louis Mariani
Randolph St. l
Silliman and
Pfeiffer
Virginia
Pettit Jones
Farson
Wyo
Lyndall Blanche Jarrell
St. Albans
Nan
Maxine Young
Mariani
Will
J. H. Jemison
Hobart A.haynes
Elmer H. Boothe
Syrian Orthodox Youth Convention Opens in Charleston
The seventh annual sector convention of the Syrian Orthodox Youth Organization opened at the Daniel Boone Hotel with 1,000 clergy and members from seven states. Delegates registered as Charleston SOY hosted events and business sessions proceed, followed by a grand ball and beauty contest tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Orthodox Youth Organization
Daniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
Convention to conclude tomorrow at 2 PM
Officers will wrap up the convention at 2 p m tomorrow. Attending church dignitaries include Metropolitan Anton Bashir archbishop of New York City and all North America and Archbishop Samuel David of Toledo.
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Anton Bashir
New York City
North America
Samuel David
Toledo
Marriage Applications List From Lawrence and Nearby Areas
A terse list records multiple marriage applications including Lawrence Gullian aged 40 of Louden Heights Road and Imogens Keeney 26 of 409 Mary Street. Dale Grim 22 of 1217 Lewis Street and Nelie Abood 21 of 1223 Lewis Street. Edward Petry 25 of Ashford and Shirley Bruce 19 of Hernshaw. Charles Stinson 34 of South Charleston and Ethel Dutt 34 of 2316 Fourth Avenue. Charles Shyder 18 and Pe By Collard 18 of South Charleston. Frank Blankenship 48 of Charleston and Hazal Cooper 34 of 320 Laidley Street.
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Lawrence Gullian
Louden Heights Rd
Imogens Keeney
Mary St
Dale K. Grim
Lewis St
Nelie Abood
Edward Austin Petry
Ashford
Shirley Ann Bruce
Hernshaw
Charles Lawrence Stinson
South Charleston
Ethel Mary Dutt
Fourth Ave
Charles Edward Shyder
Jeanne Collard
Frank Blankenship
Charleston
Hazal Cooper
Laidley St
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Moales
St. Luke’s Methodist
Robert FE
Moates
Geo. H. Harrard Co
Elizabeth St
Antony Bashir
Raphael Husson
St. George’s Church
Ellis Khouri
Grand Rapids
Mich
Victor Howard
Thomas Ruffin
Worcester
Mass
Michael A. Husson
Wichita
Kans
Ananias Kassab
Dupont Paints
After Paint & Glass Co
Hale Street
Mid-Western Mill
C.O.D
Towel King—Dept
P. O
Cleveland
Ohio
Sport Oxfords
NAVY
Clendenin
Madison
A.W. Cox Dept
Buz Sawyer
Taylor
Nour
Iequntun
Cece Smith
Anced
PEAR
Ameadwhile
Karen
Heidi
Rip Irby
Noreen Stark
Jagan LE
MR. Delight
STON
Steve Canyon
Moon Mullins
Kayo
Uncle Willie
Steve
Clarke Nether
Nile Ae
Aniss Calhoon
Buz
Alain
Mrs. Duck & Watching
Sandle
Mickey Finn
Ima
Louie
Phil
Trey'll
Uncle Phil
STIC
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