West Virginia Mine Safety Parley Opens in Huntington
Mount Hope W R Park plans to attend the 22nd annual West Virginia State wide Safety Conference in Huntington at Hotel Prichard. The event runs Wednesday through Saturday with Park giving the welcome address and topics ranging from underground lighting to grounding and risk management.
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Park
Olter
Huntington
Mount Hope
W. R. Park
West Virginia
Prichard
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Azel McGurdy Jr
W. B. Jamison
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
G. T. Gillison
Gary
United States Steel Corp
Raymond O. Lewis
Charleston
United Mine Workers District 17
Welch Lions Club hosts District 29-W candidate Ruff
Oak Hill Lions Club welcomed Richard Harrison Ruff of Welch, candidate for governor of Lions District 29-W. Ruff, a 1992 Washington and Lee Engineering graduate, has long service in Welch Lions, chaired cabinet roles, and worked at Appalachian Power since 1938 except WWII. The district officers election caps the Beckley convention June 1-3, with Ansted trumpet student Gary Harrah as guest performer.
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Oak Hill
RNL
Richard Harrison Ruff
Welch
Oak Hill Lions Club
Scarbro
Ruff
Welch Lions Club
W. R
Pete) Cooke
Donald—P. Krisher
Elkhorn
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Appalachian Electric Power Co
U. S
American Legion
Pocahontas Electrical and Mechanical Institute
Delta Upsilon Social Fraternity
Welch Athletic Boosters Association
TriCounty Officials Association
Beckley
Gary Harrah
Ansted
Fayette County
Ansted High School
Ted Mack
Woay-Tv
Bluefield Doctor Fined 18000 for Narcotics Sales
Dr. Emmett W. Horton of Bluefield, 76, was sentenced to three years probation and fined $18,000 after being convicted of selling narcotics. Federal Judge Ben Moore suspended a two-year prison term, stating Horton denied intent and questioning a pre sentence report. Horton, who practiced 49 years, faced multiple co defendants and narcotics cases across Bluefield.
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Bluefield
Emmett W. Horton
Ben Moore
Horton
U. S
John Bolick
Moore
Roscoe Neel
Neel
Willie Sutphin
Man Memorial Hospital to Reach Full Capacity by April
Man Memorial Hospital on Rock House Road in South Man expects full capacity operation by mid April with a complete staff. Opened Feb 22, the modern 87 bed facility cost about 1.8 million dollars and features 11 teletype connections with nine other hospitals and Washington headquarters, a 44 seat cafeteria, and a nursery for 26 infants.
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V. J. Simmon
Department of Medicine
T. H. Boysen
J. D. German
J. R. Sharpsteen
E. G. Davis
Lynn Boyia
Williamson
Pikeville
Harlan
Middleboro
Hazard
Whitesburg
Wise
McDowell
Beckley
Robert Grimmett
Brune
Central Nursing Station
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Dean
Doan
Tol er elected treasurer at Tri-State College
Donald D Tol er son of Mr and Mrs I H Tol er of Clear Fork has been elected treasurer by members of the Mechanical Engineering Society at Tri State College in Angola Indiana The report notes Tol er's family background and the student organization's action establishing him in the role.
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Clear Fork
Donald D. Toler
I. H. Toler
Mechanical Engineering Society
Tri-State College
Angola
Ind
Birthday Party for Leslie Daniels at Home
Leslie Daniels celebrated his ninth birthday with a party at home on Thursday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Larry Hager and Freddie Moss. Attendees included Darrel Worrell Bill Mathew Jerry Hager Elwood Pennington Larry Rine Rodney Childers Stevie Daniels and Michael Daniels. Mrs Daniels was aided by Mrs John Moss in serving.
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Oceana
Leslie Daniels
Ivan Daniels
Larry Hager
Freddie Moss
Daniels
John Moss
Darrel Worrell
Bill Mathew
Jerry Hager
Elwood Pennington
Larry Rine
Tommy Evans
Rodney Childers
Stevie Daniels
Michael Daniels
Hospital Admits 49 In Week At Wyoming General
Wyoming General Hospital admitted 49 patients in the week ending Saturday. Names include Raymond Osborne New Richmond Samuel Barton Tralee John Belcher Basin Walter Justice Kimball Brenda Lester Maben Corinne Jeffries Chicago Ill Mrs Margaret Stewart Oceana Eunice Hinchee Corinne Mrs Georgia Simmons Otsego Kyle Workman Brenton Mrs Bessie Simpson Keyrock Oberita Wade Mullens Larry Goode Maben Mrs Betty Ruth Dodson Mullens Ira Lawrence Mills Ezeria Billy Stapleton Tralee Billy Pruett Killarney Charles Main Mullens Fannie Lee Caldwell Odd Mrs Virginia Graham Ghent Mrs Kathleen Borders Keyrock Mrs Phyllis Forren of Oceana Mrs Ruby Brown Wyoming Mrs Minnie Quesenbury of Pineville Mrs Ruby Porter of Rhodell R L Tabsco tt Mullens Curtis Lee Amigo Mary Price Wyco Lessie Mae Noon Allen Junction Frankie Haynes Bud Jona Lee Hansford East Gulf W E Helmandollar Princeton Mrs Catherine Hall Alpeca Mrs Mildred Kelly Pineville Mrs Ara Dooley Mullens Mrs Judy Ann West Mead Mrs Vivian Riffe Baileysville Imogene Young Stephenson Sharon Perkins Pineville Mrs Elsie Dixon Mullens Gloria Meador Helen Mrs Helen Rollins Matheny Mrs Lena Griffey Lynce Lelia McMillian Pineville Velva Mae McMillian Pineville Dwight Milam infant Harmee Nellie Noce Mullens Faye Richardson Mullens and B E Whitt Bud
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Mullens
RNS
Wyoming General Hospital
Raymond Osborne
New Richmond
Samuel Barton
Tralee
John Belcher
Basin
Walter Justice
Kimball
Brenda Lester
Maben
Corinne Jeffries
Chicago
Ill
Margaret Stewart
Oceana
Eunice Hinchee
Corinne
Georgia Simmons
Otsego
Kyle Workman
Brenton
Bessie Simpson
Keyrock
Judy Ann West
Mead
Vivian Riffe
Baileysville
Imogene Young
Stephenson
Sharon Perkins
Pineville
Elsie Dixon
Gloria Meador
Helen
Helen Rollins
Matheny
Lena Griffey
Lynce
Lelia McMillian
Velva Mae McMillian
Dwight Milam
Infant
Harmee
Nellie Noce
Faye Richardson
B. E. Whitt
Bud
Four Couples Receive Wyoming County Marriage Licenses
The Wyoming County Clerk's office issued licenses to Donald Luke McKinney 21 of Herndon and Jacqueline Meadows 23 of Otsego. Hugh Edward Hall 25 of Pineville and Mary Louise Cook 19 of Oceana. Charles Lowe 22 and Virginia Franklin 17, both of Oceana. Arley Walls 18 and Wilda Mae West 18, both of Oceana.
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Pineville
RNL
Wyoming County
Charles Lowe
Virginia Franklin
Oceana
Arley Walls
Wilda Mae West
Radio Astronomy Observatory May Be Built in Pocahontas
West Virginia leads as a potential site for a national radio astronomy observatory. Dr. Bok and Dr. Emmerson note Green Bank Arborvale in Pocahontas County as a favored area with 6,000 acres already optioned. A large telescope, about 140 feet diameter, may cost over two million dollars. The governor pledges cooperation to position the state as a world radio astronomy center. National Science Foundation site study expected within a month.
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Charleston
West Virginia
B. J. Bok
Harvard College Observatory
Bok
R. M. Emberson
Associated Universities Inc
Green Bank
Arborvale
Pocahontas County
Marland
National Science Foundation
Oceana Be-Bops Triumph on Talent Showcase Win
The Oceana Be-Bops a 12 member Oceana High School Band directed by Jack Woods won first place on WSAZ TV program Talent Showcase They also appeared on Talent Search at WOAY TV in Oak Hill The group members include Allen Goins Pat Wallace Sandra Caldwell Betty Walker Sherry Shields Marion Holbrook Ronnie Kennedy Dennis Dean Ted Caudill Bill Blankenship Robert Ryder and Thurman Powell.
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Oceana
Oceana Be- Bops
Jack Woods
WSAZ
Woay-Tv
Oak Hill
Allen Goins
Pat Wallace
Sandra Caldwell
Betty Walker
Sherry Shields
Marion Holbrook
Ronnie Kennedy
Dennis Dean
Ted Caudill
Bill Blankenship
Robert Ryder
Thurman Powell
Travelled President Named for Seventh Grade Class
Hugo Oklaha John David Hyun is the new seventh grade president born in Oklahoma and having lived in Hawaii and Japan. His mother is Choctaw and his father is of Korean Hawaiian descent.
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Hugo, Oklaha
John David Hyun
Oklahoma
Hawaii
Japan
New Way To Shrink Painful Piles Introduced
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a renowned research institute, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Marketed as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, available at druggists with a money back guarantee.
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New York, MN
U. G. Pat Om
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