Farmers Market To Open Thursday In Fayetteville
Fayetteville Development Council heard two small plant possibilities for the area. An allotment of 50 was approved to fund a Baltimore trip to study a potential small plant. The market, run by Roy Crookshanks, will open Thursday with three or four farmers offering first class produce. Signs will be lit across the highway and lighting work will proceed.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Baltimore
Council
Charles Payne
Roy Crookshanks
Farmers Market
Rahall’s
Cook’s Department Store
Crookshanks
Charles Jordan
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Walter Caldwell
J. H. Allen
Okey Patteson
Big 8 Development Association
Area Redevelopment Administration
State Department of Commerce
Caldwell
Robert Akers
R. L. Honaker
Gram
Oceana
Roscoe Plumely
Roscoe Plumely, County 4-H
Karen Clay and Cam Scoleri Win Grooming Contest
In Glen Rogers at Younger 4-H Camp water woes delayed events but on the third day the grooming contest crowned Karen Clay of the McGraws Willing Workers Club as best girl and Cam Scoleri of the Pineville Pioneers Club as best boy.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
Karen Clay
McGraws Willing Workers Club
Cam Scoleri
Pineville
Glen Rogers High School
Family Visitation Highlights Church and Military Residents
Mount Hope notes show Capt. and Mrs. N. K. Williams Jr. and children returning from Kansas City after a week with Mrs. Nora White. Also visiting Mr. and Mrs. Provie Marchio in Park Heights were Roger Keeney and son Andy Pat of Toledo, Airman Anna Mae Adkins of Barksdale, and Dr. and Mrs. James Keeney with Ann Graves and Randall in San Antonio. Susan Lowe and Button Lowe stayed with their grandmother Mrs. Mary Dower in Beckley Virginia Street.
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Mount Hope
N. K. Williams Jr
Jane Ann
Linda Leigh
Diana Lynn
Susan Dawn
Kansas City
Rodney Big
Jacksonville
Fla
Nora White
Main Street
Williams
Carol White
Bing
Janey White
Provie Marchio
Park Heights Addition
Roger Keeney
Andy Pat
Toledo
Ohio
Anna Mae Adkins
Barksdale Air Force Base
James Keeney
Ann Graves
Randall
San Antonio
Texas
Susan Lowe
Button” Lowe
Travelers Lane
Beckley
Mary Dower
Virginia Street
Birth of Tammy Lynn Clawson in Arlington Virginia
Mr and Mrs J M Clawson of Arlington Virginia announce the birth of their first child a girl in Memorial Hospital Arlington Tuesday. Tammy Lynn weighs seven pounds 12 ounces. Mrs Clawson is the former Linda Hurley a Glen Rogers High School graduate. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A J Hurley of Glen Fork and Mr and Mrs Clyde Clawson of Clearwater Florida.
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Glen Fork
J. M. Clawson
Arlington
Memorial Hospital
Tammy Lynn
Clawson
Linda Hurley
Glen Rogers High School
A. J. Hurley
Clyde Clawson
Clear Water
Fla
Missionary Leota Campbell Visits Bellemeade Church
Leota Campbell, special missionary of the state Baptist Association, visits Bellemeade Church and conducts a vacation Bible School. Byron assists his mother as pianist during the visit.
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Leota Campbell
State Baptist Association
Bellemeade Church
Byron
Hospital Lists Week's Patients
Mullens residents fill beds at Wyoming General Hospital in a weekly admissions and discharges roundup. The list covers July 27 to July 31 with patient names, towns, and discharge notes including multiple Mullens and surrounding communities.
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Mullens
RNS
Wyoming General Hospital
Cleo Miller
Cyclone
Ed Lee Ford
Rhodell
Roger Dale Moran
Bud
Lee Radford
Helen
Virginia Howard
Louise Lester
Noah Buckner
Mary Fuller
Roger Lilly
William Bolt
J. C. McClure
Elizabeth Stacy
Peggy Lusk
Linda Lester
Deatha Alexander
George Viers
Stephenson
John Hawkins
Ghent
Marie Hansford
East Gulf
Floyd Caldwell
Amigo
Shirley Mullins
New Richmond
Harold Colbird
David Hagen
Teresa Graham
Cora Terry
Mary Backus
Mary Blankenship
Helen Hale
Minifee McKinney
Herndon
Ray Wood
Crawford Tolliver
Huester Walker
Gentry Cline
Dewey Stidham
Virginia Harrold
Luana Gray
Daphene Tessner
Vera Staton
Elenora Lucas
John Ellis
Grenvil McKinney Jr
Otsego
Trilby Brehm
Dwight Lafferty Celebrates 14th Birthday at Lilly Haven
Mr and Mrs Dewey Lafferty hosted their son Dwight for his 14th birthday at Lilly Haven Addition. Guests included Roger Stines Mitchell Anderson Toni St Clair and Raymond Hill with prizes awarded and refreshments served.
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Oceana
BNS
Dewey Lafferty
Lilly Haven
Dwight
Roger Stines
Mitchell Anderson
Toni St. Clair
Raymond Hill
Teddy, Anderson
Kay Stines
Brenda Rickard
Jo Ann Dunn
Larry Bailey Rabon Hill
Kerry Hill
Patty Harris
Linda Morgan
Lanny Spears
Boyd Argabright
Steve Argabright
Billy Taylor
Montgomery Men Named Co Chairs of Campaign Finance
Attorneys Ben Brown of Elkins and Arnold M. Vickers of Montgomery were named as co chairmen of the Democratic state campaign finance committee. State chairman Robert P. McDonough announced the appointments and said campaign HQ for the coming election will be at the Ruffner Hotel mezzanine beside the party’s permanent base. Brown managed Gov. Barron’s 1960 campaign and led the American Legion. Vickers chaired the State Senate in 1945 and 1947, and has been a city attorney and Montgomery mayor.
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Charleston
UPI
Ben Brown
Elkins
Arnold M. Vickers
Montgomery
Democratic State Campaign Finance Committee
Robert P. McDonough
Ruffner Hotel
Brown
W. W. Barron
American Legion
Vickers
State Senate
Re Hearing Sought in Murder Conviction
The State Supreme Court was asked on Thursday to rehear the decision sustaining the murder conviction of Ernest Stevenson, 24, Huntington, who was sentenced to die for the Huntington fish market employee robbery murder on February 5, 1960. Stevenson's lawyers argue he was drunk at the time, contest an alleged oral confession, and claim jury misconduct prejudiced his rights.
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Charleston
UPI
State Supreme Court
Ernest Stevenson
Huntington
Stevenson
52 Oceana Graduate Gets Masters Degree
Ernest C. Cowan, a 1952 Oceana High School graduate and former Student Council president, will receive his master's degree in English at the University of Portland. He served four years in the Air Force, studied at Marshall University and Huntington, then transferred to Portland where he earned the degree in 1960 and taught in Oxnard, California, now with wife Marilyn and son Gregory.
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Oceana
RNS
Robert L. Kidd, Hatcher
Ernest C. Cowan
University of Portland
Portland
Ore
Cowan
Oceana High School
Air Force
Marshall University
Huntington
Oxnard
Calif
Marilyn
Gregory
Low polio inoculation rate cited as luck in state
Lincoln County turnout for mass polio vaccinations has officials worried that the low polio incidence this year hinges on luck. Health Director N. H. Dyer cites 5,000 residents needing booster shots or full series, with only 1,455 treated July 24 and 25. The state urges 80 percent inoculation to break transmission, notes about 60 percent under 21 are immunized, and warns luck alone may not conquer polio given recent Texas outbreak and 1961 experience.
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Jerry Beigel
Charleston
UPI
Lincoln County
State Health Department
N. H. Dyer
Lincoln
Dyer
West
Texas
Hamlin
Midkiff
Pax visit expands with Mowell and Tyree families
Pax residents and relatives from Cleveland Covington Fort Campbell Fort Bragg Elyria and Indianapolis return home after weekend gatherings with sons in law daughters and multiple extended family members. Joe Miller resumes work in Dante after a family visit. Kent Tyree and spouse, Mount Hope graduates, recently spent time with Lawrence Tyree's family in Pax.
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Pax
Rosella
Sutton
Billy Mowell
Joy Sue
Frankie Lee
Cleveland
Ohio
Patricia
Joan
Sandra
Covington
James W. Mowell
Fort Campbell
Sharon Janney
Fort Bragg
Calif
Patricia Foster
Elyria
Jackie Brown
Clyde Mowell
Margaret Anne
Johnny Ray
Frank L. Tyree Jr
Kimberly Ann
Jeffrey Alan
Larry Kile
Indianapolis
Ind
Johnnie Mowell
J. L. McFalls
Mary Lee
Howard
Glen Rogers Community Guests and Travel News
Glen Rogers highlights guests visiting and traveling residents. Mrs Mae Alderman Cincinnati Ohio and others from Rocky Gap Bluefield Fairdale Kent Village Hyattsville Md spent the week with friends in Glen Rogers Ravencliff Bolt and Fairdale. Buddy Cook recovering after Raleigh General Hospital stay. Desalee York and family returned to Cleveland Ohio with Richard Swart. Mrs William York and son Walter from Warfield Ky visited the York home. York is her nephew.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
William Alderman
Mae Alderman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Paul Shrader
Joe
Rocky Gap
Bessie Shrader
Ruth Compton
Bluefield
Carmen Bailey
Fairdale
Julius Vince
Elaine
Becky
Kent Village
Hyattsville
Yorks
William York
Walter
Warfield
York
Food Stamp Program Expands to 18 States and 250 Areas
President Kennedy announced expansion of the year old food stamp program to 18 additional states and 250 more areas. The plan will extend eligibility to about 223000 more people while continuing the original eight pilot areas. New start dates include Oct 1 for several Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania counties and Dec 1 for Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Tennessee counties.
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Gaylord P. Godwin
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Nedy
Luzerne County
Wilkes Barre
Dickinson, Lee
Wise Counties
Logan
Mingo
Wayne Counties
W. Va
Vanderburg County
Evansville
Ind
Knott County
Lucas County
Toledo
Ohio
Grundy, Hamilton, Marion and Sequatchie Counties
Tenn
Geographic Tongue No Major Ills Or Cancer Fears
A reader asks if geographic tongue can turn cancerous. The doctor says it will not. Causes include irritants such as smoking or certain mouthwash chemicals. treatment focuses on removing irritants.
Webster Development Corp gets SBA loan for furniture parts plant
Webster Development Corp of Webster Springs received a 173400 SBA loan to complete financing for a furniture parts plant. Together with 26000 from the West Virginia Industrial Development Authority and 50000 in public subscription the venture has 250000 to begin production and aims to be operating by mid August with about 100 jobs planned, initially 25 workers.
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Webster Springs
UPI
Small Business Administration
Webster Business Development Corp
SBA
West Virginia Industrial Development Authority
Korean Firm Plans Cheap Polyfilm Umbrellas for U S
Commuters facing sudden showers could buy disposable umbrellas under 50 cents. A Korean manufacturer makes umbrellas from polyethylene film with bamboo handles and ribs and plans to export to the United States soon.
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U. S
U S water infrastructure figures cited in estimate
An estimate counts 1,765,000 ponds and reservoirs, 155,423 miles of drainage ditches, 139,867 miles of irrigation canals, and 66,209 square miles of inland water surface excluding the Great Lakes.
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U. S
Great Lakes
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