Pineville High School annual The Minuteman due May 4
The Pineville High School annual The Minuteman has been sent to publishers and should reach subscribers by May 4. Co editors Kerley Hamlin and Shirley Church report a 68 page issue featuring every student and activity, with all ad space sold and only a limited number of copies available.
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Pineville
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Minuteman
Kerley Hamlin
Shirley Church
Peggy Shufflesbarger
Edith J Bailey Weds Eugene R Bailey at Colcord Home School
Edith J daughter of Mrs Londa Maynor of Artie married Eugene R Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Off Bailey of Clear Creek in a ceremony at the Colcord Home School officiated by Rev Jack Weller. Guests included Mr and Mrs Philip Jacks of Chicago and relatives in Artie. Danny Vanoy son of Mr and Mrs James Vanoy of Colcord recuperates at home after surgery at Charleston General Hospital.
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Artie
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Londa Maynor
Edith J
Eugene R. Bailey
Off Bailey
Clear Creek
Colcord Home School
Jack Weller
Philip Jacks
Chicago
Ruby Sprouse
Montreal
Clyde Stover
Clifton Forge Dentist Officiates Quick Wedding
Norman Lee Winklins of Meadow Bridge West Virginia and Arthie C. Warren of Cleveland wed in the waiting room of Clifton Forge dentist Ralph Crabill after he paused drilling on Rev. T. C. Bales who performed the ceremony. Dr. Crabill and a receptionist and a waiting patient witnessed the spontaneous ceremony and the couple received toothbrushes as gifts.
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Clifton Forge
Norman Lee Winklins
Meadow Bridge
W. Va
Arthie C. Warren
Cleveland
Ralph Crabill
T. C. Bales
Sylvester Man Released By Huntington Officers
Gene Harkless of Sylvester was freed by Huntington detectives after a mistaken arrest for breaking and entering a Huntington supermarket. Glen Coon implicated Harkless but later recanted, and Coon admitted he lied to name the wrong man. Harkless was released to his Sylvester home.
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Sylvester
Huntington
Whitesville
RNS
Gene
Harkless
Huntington City
Jlen Coon
H. A. Frazier
Bureau of Detectives
Glen Coon
Arnett
Raleigh
W. L. Turner
C. H. Keffick Jr
Frazier
Coon
Milton Dickerson
Ted Barr
Lorain
Ohio
Generous farmer returns loot after flood aid bent
In Danville Kentucky a local farmer, generous to flood victims in Eastern Kentucky, took cash from a bank to pay a bill then pocketed it. His wife helped pack refugee clothes and persuaded him to surrender his trousers. Mrs. R E Wortham found the wallet with $158 and returned the money.
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Danville
Kentucky
R. E. Wortham
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