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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1956

Page

6

West Virginia deer season nears midterm with 5000 plus bagged

Weather favoring hunters fueled a strong opening week as the West Virginia Conservation Commission counted over 5000 deer killed in six days. Four hunters died in two days from heart attacks or accidents. Benjamin Vickers, 51, of Moundsville, was found on Cheat Mountain after going missing Monday. William Ambrose, 75, of Berkeley Springs, died near Unger's Store in Berkeley County. Local counties reported notable kills including Hardy with 391 and Randolph with 273, while Taylor and surrounding districts saw multiple pivotal catches by local sportsmen.

United Press West Virginia State Conservation Commission Randolph Berkeley Elkins Benjamin Vickers Moundsville Cheat Mountain Vickers Jake Davis & Elkins College Gal Sneeker Earnley Willian Ambrosé Berkeley Springs Unger Berkeley County The Conservation Commission Commission Hardy Court Randolph County Preston County Romney Buckhannon Joe Powell William Lawler Valley Fells Harold Gillespie Barbour Reed Bridgeport Gordon Kent Grafton Mineral County Dana Lee Ringler

Pleasant Creek Church and area visits noted

Mr and Mrs James Riggleman and family visited the Kennedy home. Wilbern Mitch and family visited Rev and Mrs William States on Monday. Norma Jean McCauley visited Mrs Dell McVicker. Wilbern Mitchell and family with Wanetta Parks visited Millard Poling Saturday night. Other visitors in the Poling home included Paul Proudfoot Burt Proudfoot Adis Weaver Iva Jones Cora Proudfoot and Russel Poling. Visitors to William Mitchells on Sunday included Isaac Mitchell and family and Robert Howdyshell. Rita Mitchell and family visited F H Mitchell on Thursday. Earl D Robinson visited Samantha Robinson recently. Services are planned Thursday at 7 20 at Plant Creek Church. Helen Smith and James Stockett spent Sunday with Dar Smith. Those visiting B Kerns and James Kerns Sunday included Eldon Perks and family Dorain Kenneth Clara Ruth Mitchell and Ruth Mitchell stayed overnight with Herman Getz in Webster. B Kerns and children attended Terra Alta stock sale. Samantha Robinson visited Carl Smith. Visitors to Wilbern Mitchells included Gun"}

James Riggleman James Kennedy Wilbern Mitch William States Norma Jean McCauley Dell McVicker Wilbern Mitchell Wanetta Parks Millard Poling Poling Paul Proudfoot Burt Proudfoot Adis Weaver Iva Jones Cora Proudfoot Russel Poling Earl D. Robinson Samantha Robinson Plant Creek Helen Smith James ‘Stockett Dar Smith B. Kerns James Kerns Terra Alta Carl Smith

Women in Congress 1956 Election Results and Trends

Twenty seven women ran for Congress in 1956 and two new entrants joined the House. Florence Dwyer of New Jersey and Kathryn Granahan of Pennsylvania benefited from strong party ties and proximity to male predecessors. Michigan, New York, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania show notable nominations. paradoxes of gender roles and nicknames persist, with nine Democrats and seven Republicans among the 16 new members.

Merry Old England Esther van Wagoner Tufty Central Press Association Washington Congress House of Representatives Florence O. Dwyer New Jersey Kathryn Granahan Pennsylvania Dwyer New York State Massachusetts Michigan Ruth Thompson Martha Griffiths Edith Nourse Rogers Frances Bolton Cleveland Minois Helen Benson Leys Marguerite Church Idaho Gracie Prost Louise Shadduck Henry C. Dworshak Hell’s Canyon House Senate Margaret Chase Smith Maine Wee

Army Pigeon Retired From U S Army Across Washington DC

The Army retires its peacetime messenger birds as electronic comms cut peacetime need. About 1,000 pigeons to be sold, with 18 honored in a Churchill Loft, and efforts to place them in zoos and institutions. Joe the pigeon credited with wartime rescues remains a celebrated hero.

Fort Monmouth Iit Army Great Pentagueyrie Washington Arem Ira Korea Army Signal Corps Pigeon Center

The Grims Are Really Grim in SauvECTON Calif

Mr and Mrs Elian Grim returned home to find a stranger had rifled their residence and spirited valuable items including a television, washing machine, and lawn mower to neighbors, totaling 400 dollars in losses.

Sauvecton Calif Elian Grim

Deer Hunters Wanted for Charleston Sleepy Creek Forest

Deer hunters are urged by game manager W Berard of the Charleston Sleepy Creek Forest to help reduce the large deer surplus in the Eastern Panhandle region. The forest on the Morgan Berkeley County line near Unger's Store faces an influx of bagged deer with few hunters present to take them. Lincoln Brassiere Co. plans a major expansion at Hamlin, increasing employment by 130 persons.

Charleston Sleepy Creek Forest W. Berard The Conservation Commission Berard Morgan-Berkeley County Panhandle Unger W.va Lincoln Brassiere Co Hamlin

Bizarre Rivalries and a Las Vegas Scoop

An old admiral and a bishop known for their enmity meet in an Oxford station where the bishop asks about a London train and the admiral lightheartedly questions her travel need. A rookie reporter on his first major beat eyes a Las Vegas sunset and asks a croupier if that is the west, seeking his big scoop.

G.I Joe Joe London Dickin Eton Royal Navy Oxford Aesree Las Vegas West Johnstown

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