Oak Hill Rites Set Wednesday For Ann Bays
Funeral services for Ann Griggs Bays 43 of Oak Hill will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Tyree Funeral Home Chapel Oak Hill. Dr C G Eastwood will officiate and burial will be in High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Surviving are her husband W S Bays her mother Helen Griggs six brothers Frank Bill Albert all of Chicago and Johnny Charles Toney of Oak Hill and three sisters Mary Buskus Oak Hill Margaret Baughn and Helen Fern Chicago Ill.
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Oak Hill
RNS
New River
Stonecliff
Thurmond
Tyree
Ann Griggs Bays
Richards St
C. G. Eastwood
High Lawn Memorial Park
W. S
Bill” Bays
Helen Griggs
Frank
Bill
Albert
Chicago
Ill
Johnny
Charles
Toney
Mary Buskus
Margaret Baughn
Helen Fern
Booth Appointed To Rules Group
Charleston Dels Hobart Booth and William J. Parker were appointed to the House Rules Committee by Speaker W. E. Flannery replacing Schupbach and Walker. Flannery also named J. C. Cruikshank to the Joint Committee on Government and Finance.
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Booth
Charleston
Hobart Booth
Fayette
William J. Parker
Marion
House
W. E. Flannery
Flannery
Dels
Herbert Schupbach
D-Wetzel
Neil Walker
D-Fayette
J. C. Cruikshank
D-Clay
Rites Wednesday For Mrs Sherman
Prudence RNS funeral services for Elizabeth Sherman 75 will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Harvey Baptist Church with Rev. R D Ferry officiating. Burial will be in Hilltop Cemetery. She died Sunday after a long illness of heart condition. Born Lynchburg Virginia March 6 1880 she was a Harvey Baptist Church member. Survivors include one niece and one nephew. The body will remain at Collins Funeral Home and will be moved to the church one hour before services.
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Prudence
Elizabeth Sherman
Harvey Baptist Church
R. D. Ferry
Hilltop
Shermane
Lynchburg
Collins Funeral Home
Cook Pays Fine In Assault Case
Fayetteville news reports Richard Cook of Red Star was released from Fayette County Jail after paying an $18.50 fine when felonious assault charges against him were reduced to simple assault following a hearing before Magistrate Virgil Lyons. Frank Wright was the alleged victim.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Richard Cook
Red Star
Fayette County
Cook
Frank Wright
Virgil Lyons
Charles R. Gill Funeral is Set
Charles R. Gill 70 of Sandstone died at home Sunday of a stroke Funeral services are scheduled for 11 a m Wednesday at Laurel Creek Baptist Church with Rev Billy Houchins officiating Burial will follow in the family cemetery near his home
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Sandstone
RNS
Charles R. Gill
Laurel Creek Baptist Church
Billy Houchins
Charleston Gazette Stand In England Libel Case
The Charleston Gazette defends its editorial alleging Del. J. Paul England sold influence for insurance business and faces a $100,000 libel suit in Wyoming Circuit Court. The paper reiterates its critique of England’s voting record and says the suit aims to sway county voters.
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Charleston
Charleston Gazette Today
del. J. Paul England
Wyoming
England
the Gazette
Nancy Rapp to Teach at Morgantown High School
Mrs Nancy Rapp announced plans to join Morgantown High School as a teacher in the fall. She has spent the past year teaching at West Virginia University, and she invited her parents Mr and Mrs D D Rapp to visit last weekend.
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Scarbro
Nancy Rapp
Morgantown High
D. D. Rapp
West Virginia University
Mrs Flint 86 Dies at Lookout Funeral Thursday
Mrs Lavenna Dotson Flint 86 Lookout died Monday after a short illness at home. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home with Rev Donald Cook officiating. Burial in Jeanette cemetery. Survived by four sons Toney Mike Pat Russell all Lookout. three daughters Mrs George Holcolm b Lookout Miss Myrtle Flint at home Mrs Mona Brown Sandusky Ohio. one sister Mrs Susie Thompson Weston. 15 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren. Body to be moved from Nickell Funeral Home East Rainelle to residence Wednesday afternoon.
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Lookout
RNL
Lavenna Dotson Flint
Donald Cook
Jeanette
Flint
Cemetery Hill Methodist Church
Russellville
Isaac and
Jemimia Bays Dotson
James M. Flint
Toney
Mike
Pat
Russell
George Holcolmb
Myrtle Flint
Mona Brown
Sandusky
Susie Thompson
Weston
Boy Scout Troop No 121 Camps At Cabin Creek
Mullens West Virginia reports Boy Scout Troop 121 sponsored by First Methodist Church enjoyed a camping weekend at Cabin Creek. Members and leaders studied nature, did pioneering, cooking and camp making while nine hikers from Troop 121 hiked to Lafferty's Farm.
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Explorers Crew
Pilot Knob
Freddie Smith
Jimmy Walker
Danny Wingo
Mike Kidd
Ronnie Smith
George Biggs
Shelia Rhinehart
Betty Jack Rufus
Phyllis Lawson
Janet Cook
Alice Houck
Carr
Kidd
Troop 121
Fifty New Patients Enter Hospital in Week
Fifty patients admitted to Wyoming General Hospital for treatment in the week ending Saturday. Admissions list includes multiple residents from Mullens Itmann Rho dell Oak area with names such as David Andrews John Artna Glen Rogers and more. Local figures Barbara Lawson and Violet North also noted among admissions.
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Mullens
RNS
Wyoming General Hospital
David Andrews
John Artna
Glen Rogers
Floyd Caldwell
Stephenson
Essie Williams
Wirt C. Sparks
Itmann
Alf Long
Ollie Halsey
New Richand
Bernice Hamlet
Rhodell
Shirley Cook
McGraws
Jean Meador
Lego
Ronnie McKinney
Alpeca
Dasil Sizemore
Caloric
Viola Blalock
Rose Marie Smith
Princewick
Arretta Weaver
Sabine
Mildred Eller Cove
Paul Bower
Walter Lee Wilcox
Wyco
Charlotte Davis
Dick McKinney
Basin
Johnny Mizelle
Estil McC
Barbara Lawson
William Nuse
Alpoca
Anna Rash
Katherine McKinney
Slab Fork
Catherine Hall
Georgia
Shrewsbury
Corinne
Betty Burcham
Cora Bishop
Bud
Dorothy Milam
Ravencliff
Walter Cook
Otsego
Nancy Lester
Joyce Bolton
Margaret Bennett
Allen Junction
Violet North
Fayette County Fair Horse Show at Collins High Campus
Fay ette County Fair Horse Show on Collins High School campus from 2 to 5 p m Saturday features 17 classes with trophies and ribbons. Oak Hill manager L E Thompson and secretary Mrs Thompson lead alongside officials H R Priestly Charles Chuck Balding Julius E Blake J H Halstead Dr H E Hersey and Boy Scouts as stewards. Mayor H C Brown delivers welcome, New River Supply Co provides PA system, Rosemont Flowers and Standard Oil Co decorate, Galperin's Organ supplies music, S L Johns soloist. Classes include Western Parade Pony divisions Tennessee Walking Horses five gaited ams and juniors equitation with detailed judging standards.
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Oak Hill
Fayette County
Collins High School
L. E. Thompson
New River Supply Co
Rosemont Flowers
L. E
Jane Oxendale Dies at Oak Hill
Mrs. Jane Culley Oxendale 85 died at her daughter’s Oak Hill home at 3 30 p m Monday after five years illness. Born in Widnes England December 19 1870 she came to the U S 52 years ago living 37 at Minden and 15 at Oak Hill. Survived by daughter Florence Oxendale son Rev Fred Oxendale sister Mrs Susan Worthington three grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral at 2 p m Thursday Oak Hill Methodist Church with Rev C G Eastwood and Rev Donald Duncan officiating Burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery Oak Hill Body at Thomas Funeral Home until one hour before service.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Jane Culley Oxendale
Leslie H. Morton
Woods Ave
Widnes
England
America
Minden
Florence Oxendale
Fred Oxendale
Richwood
Susan Worthington
Lancashire
Oak Hill Methodist Church
C. G. Eastwood
Donald Duncan
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Thomas Funeral Home
Jarrell Elected IOOF Delegate In Oak Hill News
C M Jarrell was elected to represent Oak Hill Odd Fellows Lodge No 206 at the state convention October 12 to 15 at the Daniel Boone Hotel Charleston. M M Pashion Gatewood was elected alternate. Ted Robson of Montgomery spoke as guest, with Robson Grand Warden of the state highlighting Odd Fellow lodge work.
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Oak Hill
RNL
C. M. Jarrell
Odd Fellows Lodge
Daniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
Jarrell
M. M. Pashion
Gatewood
Ted Robson
Montgomery
Robson
Odd Fellow
Fred Thompson
Dothan
V. A. Argabright
Hilltop
B. P. Owens
Minden
Haden Ratliff
Sam Richards
Nine Transfers Filed in Fayette By Land Company
Fayetteville data shows Coalfield Land Co and others recording nine transfers with prices ranging from about 500 to 15 500 dollars. Owners include Davis Pearis Dorman Medley Abbot Rice Keener Wood Mullet Foster and others. Several parcels are in Beards Fork Powellton Oak Hill and Mount Hope with buyers named Ardent firms including Union Carbide and Pax Cemetery trustees.
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Fayetteville
RNL
Fayette County
Coalfield Land Couots
Roy W
Ruth E. Davis
Beards Fork
David E. Pearis
Powellton
Roy Lee
Beulah Dorman
Cannelton
Ira P
Allie Medley
Jennings L
Donna M. Abbott
James Rice
Oscar
Margaret Keener
J. Lewis Wood
MacDunn
William and
Grace Bbitt
Herbert Stansbury
Raleigh County Bank
Quinnimont
New River Company
B. S. Kidd
Raymond Kelly
Lacy Aliff
Pax Cemetery
Susie Conelly
Lucille Conelly
Wolf Creek Gardens
Cora E. Terry
Melba McCutcheon
Oak Hill
James A
Juanita F Grose
Earl
Gertrude Ramsey
Mountain Cove
Board of Education
State Road Commission
Mount He
Eugene P
Ruth Mullens
Charles W
Virgie Murphy
Rock Lick
Ralph
Arbara Pinkerton
Ray A. Skaggs
Ansted
H. E
Mary R. White
Alas L
Mable ‘Bennett
Sunday Road
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp
Harley
Velma O'Dell
Boomer
A. Henry L
Eulah Lewis
Samuel A
Marion H. Foster
Park Heights
Mount Hope
C. C
Evelyn White
Kitty Chennault
Nuttall
Charley Vanover
Clifford Boardwine
Plumbe Road
X . Lenard C
Muriel Twiggs
Leon Hogan
Alonzo
Christine Haney
W. E
Marcella Tufus
Kaymoor
Eva B
Curtis J. Toombs
Bobby
Greta Dunfee
Rush Creek
New River
J. D
Ruby Shultz
Page
Mary L. Corley
Windsor
Payetteville
Chester A
Anna Ellen Toney
Derbert A
Kathleen Toney
Mossey Creek
W. OH. A
I H
Hal
Four Oak Hill Moose Lodge Members Honored At Beckley Convention
Oak Hill Moose Lodge No. 1164 members received top honors at the State Moose convention in Beckley. Cather Jones named state conservation chairman and life member roles noted. S. R. Mills elected District VI president. Clyde W. Bunion named state publicity co-chairman. J Alfred Taylor chosen to attend Supreme Lodge Convention in Philadelphia.
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Oak Hill Lodge
Oak Hill
RNL
Beckley
Cather Jones
Conservation Club
S. R. “Pritch’’ Mills
Mills
Moose
Clyde W. Bunion
Order
J. Alfred Taylor
J. Jack Stoehr
Supreme Lodge
Philadelphia
Taylor
State Moose Association
The
Moose and Legion
Fayette County Bridge Work Set
Fayette County Road Commission opened bids on five road and bridge projects totaling about 900000 dollars. Two state projects replace a bridge on WVa 16 at Amherstdale and clean and paint a bridge on WVa 82 at Fayette Station. Three federal aid projects include WVa 2 resurfacing between Point Pleasant and Parkersburg, WVa 9 bridge at Fishers Ford, and the Winfield bridge approach on U.S. 35 spanning the Kanawha River.
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Charleston
The
Road Commission
W.va
Amherstdale
Logan County
W. Va
Fayette Station
Fayette County
Bureau of Public Roads
Clude
Mason County
Point Pleasant
Parkersburg
Morgan
Fishers Ford
Putnam
Winfield
U.S. 35
Kanawha River
Red House
Young Reunion at Layland Brings 160 Attendees
A basket lunch and singing marked the annual Young reunion near W. O. Fitzpatrick’s Layland Heights home. About 160 people attended from Staunton Virginia to Richwood West Virginia and beyond, with local members led by Layland residents and Rev. Her bert Parker officiating.
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Layland
RNL
W. O. Fitzpatrick
Layland Heights
Young Clan
Staunton
Columbus
Ohio
Beckley
Quinwood
Montgomery
Lookout
Springdale
Maplewood
Boomer
Richwood
Meadow Bridge
Raleigh
Covington
Lewisburg
Nimitz
Landisburg
Smithers
Buffalo
Sophia
Salem
Paul Staunton
Gary
Jack
Earl Kinder
Betty Jo Burns
Carol
Johnny Berry
John, Curtis
Kenneth
Patricia
Pineville OES Initiates Two Members in Chapter 100
Pineville Ohio section reports Mrs. Latha McDermitt and Mrs. Louise Foster were initiated into Chapter 100, Order of Eastern Star, at Thursday’s meeting led by Edith Mae Browning and C. C. Tucker. Officers and members listed attended. refreshments followed in the dining room.
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Pineville
RNS
Latha McDermitt
Louise Foster
Order of Eastern Star
Edith Mae,Browning
C. C. Tucker
Elizabeth Williams
E. E. Williams
Gladys Stone
Virginia Pomeroy
Jessie Hager
Baltimore Livestock Market Prices Report
USDA Baltimore market rounds show cattle at 540-670 lb stocker steers 16.00-18.75 while calves 75 head reach 18.00-24.00 with prime up to 24.00. Hogs 450 head mixed US No 1-3 180-220 lb 17.25-50. 240-270 16.00-75. over 300 lbs 14.50 down. 120-160 lb ranges 14.50-16.50. sows under 400 lbs 14.00 and heavier grades down to 9.00. Sheep 25 head listed, no others.
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Baltimore
USDA
Property transfers indicate approximate prices in Harvey area
A record notes approximate payments for parcels involving Arthur Felix Propps to Mary Ann and Frankie Childers. The Harvey lot price is listed near 1000 dollars, while another Harvey parcel shows about 3000 dollars.
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Arthur Felix
Mary Ann
Frankie Childers
Harvey
Sportsmen to Have County Fair Booth at Fayette Fair
Fayette County Sportsmen's Association will set up a booth at the county fair to display stuffed game and fish specimens. The fair opens August 11 at Collins High School in Oak Hill. One member will be present to solicit membership.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Band Boosters Set To Meet Tonight
Oceana High School Band Boosters Club will hold a special meeting at 7:30 tonight at the school. Club president T. H. Bailey announced a concert will follow the business session.
Howell Family Returns From Kentucky Visit
Mr and Mrs Roger Howell and children Trinia Lynn and Roger II of 469 Park Street returned from a weekend visit with his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs W P Howell Justell Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Rns
Roger Howell
Trinia Lynn and
Roger II
Park St
W. P. Howell
Justell, Ky
Injuries Treated At Oak Hill Hospital Weekend
Four Fayette Countians received minor injuries at Oak Hill Hospital over the weekend. Donald Malenick, 16, lacerated left index finger from a knife. Robert Lee Eads, 13, lacerated right foot from an ax cut. Karen Meserve, 4, lacerated chin from a fall. Vernon Ray Stanley, 12, had a fish hook removed from a finger Sunday. son of Walter and case Stanley of Oak Hill.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Fayette
Virginia Meserve
Mount Hope
Vernon Ray Stanley
Case Walter Stanley
Oakill
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Ann Bays
Mrs. Sherman
Central Ave
Mt. Hope By-Pass
J. M. Francesa and Co
D. B. Vaglio
Boy Scout Troop
Jane
Oxendale
IOOF
Land Company
Kanawha Valley Legion No
Legion
Legion of the Moose
Huntington
Noble North Moose
Pineville Oes
Chesapeake and
C&O’s
Prince and
New York
Husband
Fed
Tox Net
C&o
Beckley Hotel
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Kentucky
Ben Franklin
Fayetteville, W. Va
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