Women Plead Not Guilty In Hearing Before Doss
Five Madison women and six State Policemen faced charges after raids on liquor and gambling dens. In hearings before Justice of the Peace Charles Doss, the women pled not guilty and waived grand jury action. The group includes Garnett Cooper Evelyn Jarrell Elizabeth Adkins Audrey Harless and Mabel Justice. The climate of the raids also led to fines for eight poker players and heavier fines for others charged with selling whiskey from parked cars. The five women will be heard again when the grand jury convenes on April 22.
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Madison
RNS
Dell White
J. W. Flowers
Ty"le
Justice of the Peace
Charles Doss
Garnett Cooper
Evelyn Jarrell
Elizabeth Adkins
Audrey Harless
Mabel
Justice
Harry Turner
Venture Mitchell
Eugene Hampton
James C. Turner
Bernard Lacy
Rex Stone
Jess Angel
Winsel Searls
Doss
Master di
Daughter Born to John T Lane in Florida
Mr and Mrs John Thomas Lane welcomed Pamela Fawn a six pound eight and a half ounce girl at 810 pm April 3 Mercy Hospital Miami Florida This is their first child Mrs Lane formerly Evelyn Clowers is the daughter of Clarence Clowers Moran Ave Coral Gables Her husband is to graduate from University of Miami School of Law in June Policy notes indicate she taught elementary school during their Florida residence.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Lane
Clarksburg
University of Miami School of Law
Tme
Florida
Fairdale GOC Post Spots 16 Planes Exercise
Ground Observers Corps training at Fairdale Post involved the Charleston Filter Center and covered the Eastern Air Defense Force from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River. Fairdale Post crew included Dale Covey and several family members with others such as John R. Cook and Harvey Wall part of the staff.
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Glen Daniel
RNS
Ground Observers Corps
Charleston
Fairdale Post
Eastern Air Defense Force
Atlantic Ocean
Mississippi River
Dale Covey
John R. Cook
Kelly J. Barrett
Havalin Covey
Sheldon Covey
Noel Mankin
Harvey Wall
Eddie Covey
Paul Patton
No New Developments In Boone Burglaries
Whitesville sheriff Dell White reports no new arrests in the five county burglaries last week. A 16 year old Seth juvenile was arrested for the Jarrell Store burglary where five pistols were stolen. Additional robberies struck Black's Feed Store, Madison Coffee Shop, Caldwell Drive Inn, and Midway Drive Inn with small cash losses.
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Whitesville
BNS
Dell White
Seth
Th P
Jarrell
Black’s Feed
Danville
Cash Register
Madison
Caldwell Drive Inn
Jury Minus One Woman In Fayette Murder Trial
In Fayette County a murder trial began with one woman juror present after the matron resigned due to illness. Miss Helen Fitawater was excused and first alternate Ben H Dixon filled the vacancy. The defendant Doney Young faces a fatal stabbing case involving his brother John in Ansted on January 4. The judge and attorneys described self defense arguments and noted prior related pleas by other local defendants.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Doney Young
John
Helen Fitawater
Ben H Dixon
Sheriffs’ Force
Young
William F. Stucky Jr
Ansted
J. Zane Summerfield
Doney
Andi Summerfield
Caney
T. E. Myles
Myles
Doaney
Motles
Delulah Hughes
Fayette County
Averi Burgess
Oak Hill
Carl Sydnor
Boomer
Harry Roy
Gauley Bridges
Nick Garcia
Oak Hi
Joyce Lilly
Frank Wright
King and Queen Crowned At Sherman High Show
Sherman High School held its 29th annual Big Show in Whitesville with proceeds supporting The Sherman Tattler. Miss Nancy Averson and Jackie TagHente were crowned king and queen after a Thursday student vote.
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Whitesville
RNS
Sherman High School
The
Sherman Tattler
Nancy Averson
Jackie TagHente
Sherman King
Charles Frye
Marie Ritchie
Richard Jarrell
Miss Sherman
Iris Dolin
Dinner Proceeds to Pay for School Court Upgrade
Proceeds from a ham dinner sponsored by the Fairdale Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association totaled 197.46 dollars. The funds will be used to ward the expense of hard-topping the school's basketball court.
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Glen Daniel
RNS
Fairdale Elementary School
Carlisle First Church Of God Re Dedication Ceremonies
The Carlisle First Church of God was re dedicated in Sunday ceremonies after New River Company transferred the building, now with a basement fellowship room classrooms and redecorated sanctuary. The event featured remarks by Or W Dixon Oak Hill a 40 year former store manager and the Rev Kenneth Robertson of Anderson Indiana delivering the sermon.
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Robertson
Ruth Clark
OAK, Hill
RNS
Church of God
Carlisle
New River Company
C. E. Bays
Oak Hill
Kenneth ‘Robertson
Anderson
Ind
Edith Martin
Jones Avenue Church
First Church of
Eleven Wyoming Men Get Induction Orders
MILLENS RNS Eleven Service registrants of Local Board No 21 Mullens have been issued orders to report for an armed forces physical examination April 24. Reporters listed include Joe Claude Morgan North Spring Dewey Ray Toler Oceana John Henry Barnett Glenfork Glenn Phillip Roberts Lakewood Ohio formerly of Pineville Carlos Bailey Cleveland Ohio formerly of McGraws Joseph Sherman Lawson Dayton Ohio formerly of Mullens Billy Dean Wyatt Oceana Willie Shrewsbury Herndon Azel Bailey Glen Rogers Dale Walls Simon and Lloyd Thomas Jr Itmann.
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Dayton
Ohio
Mullens
Billy Dean Wyatt
Oceana
Willie ¥. Shrewsbury
Herndon
Azel Bailey
Glen Rogers
Dale Walls
Simon
Lloyd Thomas Jr
Itmann
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Kentucky
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Oklahoma
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Maryland
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Fairdale
GOC
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Main Street
Fayette
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Montgomery
Davis
Kenneth Adkins
Backus Mountain
Ford
Daytona
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Utah
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Grady Whitlock
Beckley CL
Frank Maurilz
Bays
Collins High
Wyoming
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