Pony Show Winners Announced At Fair
The 1972 State Fair of West Virginia Pony Show results announced Friday night at the Blue Grass Bow. Winners are listed by horse, owner and rider across 12 classes including Open Pleasure Pony and various Working Hunter divisions with top placings such as Hot Fudge and Mitchie Barbo.
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Fairlea
West Virginia
Blue Grass
Rachel Walford
Charleston
Charie Brown
Andrea Micozi
Bluefield
Connie Irvine
Dunbar
Aunzie B. K
Nancy Eege
Princeton
Sun- Gance
Beckley Sismané
Beckley
Black Satin
Lee Ann Paisley
Mitchie Barbo
Connie Harris
Staunton
Same
Ichiban
Marcis Handley
Wicomies
Ker Handley
Nevi Gusser
Mary Jones
Free Union
Mark Montgomery
Price of Darkness
Shelia Ehuizier
Glemco
Beth's
Carl L. Worthington Jr
Macarthur
Seth Worthington
Teresa Ann DeLuca
Deniers
Billie Joe
Rick Rhodes
Turnelion
Baby Dok
Senator Alen Susman
Beckler
Coca
SmYe Awhte Stables
Jan Southern
Luser Bar Bee
Henry Whitlock
Sommersville
Casey Jones
Lonesome Pine Stables
Tazewell
Loni Kirby
Worry Caballero
Riverside Stables
Richlands
Bill Robinson
Star Light
Howard Bush
Vinton
Wesley Huddleston
Sensational Faye
Roy Farmer Dr
Jerry Farmer
Teast
Moon Comet
Emma Amar
New Market
Promises Promises
Nisin Melord
Love Bug
Patricia
Roger Glover
Abingdon
Patricia Glover
Arnolds Kristine
Faraway Ferms
Tunnelton
Theresa Burnham
Abentas
Susan Browne
Lexington
Misty Morn
Logan Wells
Ivy
Logan, Wells
Stony Hill
Casandra
Ronnie Martin
Sardmans Magic
Caroline Robinson
Little Castaway
Pleasant Hill
Ivanhoe
Claude Blair
Meadowbrook
Doris Moore
Worthvile
Sallie Missilé
Lonesome Pire Stables
Jim Safewright
Naveline
Bunker EN
Carolyn Morcom
Madison Heights
Zim’s
Whitey Clay
Lois
Ginger Rowe
Gretta Rosenzweig
Glenco
Change Partners
Corvne Farm
Green Va
Sara Kay Tiffany
Angelo
Janet N. Boiten
Covington
John R. Boiten
Jeg
Lope
Joe Socks
Don Herndon
Barboursville
Tommy Ceasert
Pink and Blue Shower Honors Wyoming County Woman
Steve Day was honored at a pink and blue shower at Glen Fork home with hostesses including Mrs. Tom Day of Oceana and Miss Patricia Fortner. Guests list features Day family members and relatives from Glen Fork Ravencliff and nearby towns. Gifts were awarded for high scores in party games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen. Fork
RNS
Steve Day
Glen Fork
Day
Tommy Day
Oceana
James
Chucky Morgan
Ravencliff
Patricia Fortner
Betty Martin
Beatrice Lay
Brenda Martin
Ye Day Jr
Ethel Day
Charlie Stewart
Charlene Blankenship
Charles §. Stewart
Rosetta
Lillian Stewart
Matheny. Bailey
Wanda Bailey
WVU Receives Grants for Chemistry and Coal Research
West Virginia University in Morgantown has been awarded two grants totaling 18 300 dollars. A 3 300 dollar NSF supplemental grant funds sulfur complex research under Dr. B J McCormick. A 10 000 dollar grant from the U S Office of Coal Research supports coal to gas conversion optimization under Dr. C Y Wen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia University
National Science Foundation
B. Jack McCormick
WVU Department of Chemistry
U. S. Office of Coal Research
WVU
C. Y. Wen
Department of Chemical Engineering
Moose Lodge Hosts New Member Enrollment and Dinner
Oak Hill Moose Lodge No. 1664 schedules new member enrollment for August 27 at 2 p.m. at the lodge. Oak Hill Chapter No. 33 Women of the Moose sponsors a corned beef and cabbage dinner on August 26 from 4 to 8 p.m. Tickets are $1.50 at the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Moose Lodge
Women of the Moose
Body recovered in Tug River near Davy West Virginia
The body of Vaughn Green 74 of Davy was recovered Saturday from the Tug River by McDowell County Rescue Squad. Green, who was partially blind, had fallen into the river on Friday.
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Davy
W. VA
McDowell County
Tug River
Here
Vaughn Green
Mount Hope Guests Stay With Wotrings and Bergendahls
Local notes list visitors at Mount Hope including Danny Wotring of Manassas Virginia and Charles Wotring with wife, plus Randy Corintha and Sarah Ann Bergendahl from Arlington. John E. Dower of Columbus Ohio visited, with weekend guests Provi Marchio and family in Park Heights Addition. The gathering included Jack Tomei and Pam Brunner from Akron and Sue Denison with Jim Cicera from Cuyahoga Falls. The text notes Baja California’s length and width in a separate fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
Ans
Cora Wotring
Chestnut Circle
Danny Wotring
Manassas
Charles. Wotring
Randy
Corinth
Sarah Ann Bergendahl
Arlington
Charles _Bergendahl
John E. Dower
Columbus
Ohio
Provie ‘Marchio
Park Heights
Edward Dower
A. C. Dower
Brown Street
Provie Marchio
Jack Tomei
Pam Brunner
Akron
Sue Denison
Jim Cicera
Cuyahoga Fall
Baja California
Cali-lhe
Edward Fornia
Marchie
Shirley Humphrey
Mrs Lusk Named Postmistress at Corinne
Mrs James R Lusk receives notice from Edward V Dorsey of her appointment as postmistress at Corinne Post Office effective Saturday She is among 15 new eastern region appointees replacing retiring Elizabeth Johnson of Roanoke Virginia The Lusk family includes four children Nancy 18 Pat 16 Ray 15 and Teresa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R
Jane) Lusk
Corinne
Corinne Post Office
Lusk
Elizabeth Johnson
Roanoke
Johnson
Lusks
Nancy
Pat
Parrish Family Reunion Held at Beckwith 4H Camp
The annual Parrish reunion gathered Sunday at Beckwith 4H Camp in Mount Hope with attendees from Mount Hope Charleston Victor Richwood Oak Hill St Albans and Ansted among others. Family members listed include Cora Wotring Edward Ramplevich Deb bie Bryan C E and many Parrish relatives.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Parrish
Beckwith
Cora Wotring
Edward Ramplevich
Debbie
Bryan
C. E
William B. Ramey
Ison
Bruce
Karen
Shumate
Hubert Nutter
Sissy Blair
William Parrish
Victor
Letha Edwards
Roy Jones
Charleston
Clark Parrish
Richwood
Charles W. Hamilton
Scarbro
Therron. Jarrett
Oak Hill
Robert McClary
Danny
Rob
Carlisle
Louella Cody
Loretta
St. Albans
Glen Parrish
Eric
Ansted
Homecoming Services Open Bellemeade Church Revival
Sabine Texas report on Bellemeade Baptist Church homecoming with Dora Lee Stewart Ona Mae Page honored as long time members. Rev Glenn Hatfield led sermon and prayers at 1 pm dinner, hymns and quartet performances followed. revival services to run nightly at 7:30 led by pastor with participation noted.
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Sabine
Dora
Lee Stewart
Matheny
Ona Mae Page
Seminole
Tex
Belle- Meade
Stewart
Wolf Gap
Soulsville Baptist Church
Glenn Hatfield
Simon
Brooks and Bailey
Oscar Canterbury
East Gulf Community Church
New Testament
Baptist. Missions, Inc
Gregation
Ivited
French Brooks
Bellemeade Baptist Church
State Medical Session Speakers Chosen
The 105th West Virginia State Medical Association meeting at The Greenbrier features hypertension cancer and drug abuse topics. Drs Richard Wilbur and Carl Hoffman head the speaker list with sessions Thursday through Saturday and a Wednesday governing council. The event includes 650 physicians and delegates with the Woman’s Auxiliary meeting concurrently and mixed sessions on medical topics and drug abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia State Medical Association
Greenbrier
Association
Hoffman
Hoff
John M.hartman
Charleston
Perry S. MacNeal
University of Pennsylvania i School of Medicine
Philadelphia
Chester C. Winter
Ohio State University
College of Medicine
Columbus
University Medical Center
Morgantown
Dana L. Farnsworth
Harvard University
Harvard School of Public Health
Boston
Perry C. _Talkington
University of Texas ‘Southwest Medical School
Dallas
Harry S. Weeks Jr
Wheeling
Association i
House of Delegates
Worthy W. McKinney
Beckley
Coal Mining Extension Program To Begin Today
West Virginia University starts a ten week coal mining extension program in seven communities with morning and evening classes to fit worker swings. Courses cover General Mining Electrical Certification Electrical Maintenance Basic Electricity and Hydraulics and offer nine CEUs per course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Tom Savage
WVU - Appalachian Center
Triadelphia
Richwood
Montroal
Bluefield
Diamond
Kingwood
Cedar Grove
Savage
CEU
WVU
Basiclectricity & Hydraulics
Peter Mintreal
General Mining
Old Crichton Noe
Bathhouse
Cannelton
Bennett, Ferguson
Joe Dorton
Kingwood High School
Harry Hoyson
Mining & Industrial Extension
Mining Industries Building
Fayetteville Names New Elementary Schools Director
John Cavalier of Smithers has been named director of Elementary Schools by the Fayette County Board of Education. He replaces Ronald A. Steele who retired in June with immediate effect. Cavalier, a Smithers native, brings 29 years in the system including 20 years as principal of Oakland Elementary. He and his wife Anna have three sons Fred Tom and David, all pursuing higher education in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cavalier
Smithers
Fayette County
Marshall University
Biarritz University
France
Anna
Fred
West Virginia Tech
Tom
West Virginia University
David
Visitors Share Time With Mullens Family Members
Corinne home of Mrs. Betty Williams hosted her son Jerry L. Williams wife and children Michael and Sherri Lynn of Hampton Virginia. Dora Lewis and James of Mullens returned from a three week Puerto Rico vacation visiting Mrs. Lewis's son-in-law and daughter. Paul and Shari McCoy joined their grandmother and uncle on the trip after month in Mullens area.
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Dora Lewis
James
Highland Ave
Mullens
Puerto Rico
Union Is Rejected at Oak Hill Hospital
National Labor Relations Board official tally shows union failed to win a majority in the Oak Hill Hospital election conducted in 1971 after votes including challenged ballots from Local 1199. Board notice confirms rejection of the union by employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Hospital, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
National Union of Hospital and Nursing Home Employes
Boyle Ordered Back in Court Over Damages in Yablonski Case
UMW President W A Boyle must appear in U S District Court by Aug 25 to reveal finances for damages award to heirs of Joseph A Yablonski. Judge Howard F Corcoran ruled Boyle's firing of Yablonski in the 1969 UMW election was spiteful and malicious, and warranted punitive damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
United Mine Workers
UMW
W. A
Tony” Boyle
U.S
Boyle
Joseph A
Jack Yablonski
Howard F. Corcoran
Yablonski
Labor
League
Corcoran
Clarksville
International
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Kerry Kesler
Hillsboro
Ben Susman
David Stephens
Charlester
Sinister
Bobby Mick
Lewisburg
Susie Slacum
Susan Brownell
Connie Barris
Honeycomb Kid
Megin Melford
Zini
Megin Milford
New Market Md
Julie Not
Emma Annan
Shady Acres Stables
Jimmy Ritchie
Bess Fisher
Colonel
Charlotte Yates Harris
Ann ¥. Harris
Tie Gimini
Laurie Eliott
Alachua
Fia
Buster Brown
Faraway Farms
Cheryl Burnham
Paula Willis
Big Red
David Etherliston
Fla
Hunter
Uncle Arthur
Bryant Stables
Leslie Bryant
Honeycomb Kidd
Ride Your Time
Joni Schwartz
Wyoming
Mount
Hope
Frank R. Garrett
Eft
Ceaser
Bill
Lub Walker
Marge Epperly
Beckley Art Group
Brabel Sears
LILLY
Nit
Hope News
Ray
Teresa
Fayette
Bellemeade Church
Ona Mae Page, Sabine
Seminole, Tex
David M. Witten
Medical College of Alabama
Birmingham
Henry T. Bahnson
University Fof
Pittsburgh
School of Medicine
Roy T. Parker
Duke University
Lecg of Medicine
Durham
Andrew H. Crenshaw
Campbell Clinic
Memphis
Tenn
Jerold F. Lucey
University of Vermont
Burlington
Joe N. Jarrett
W.W. Spradlin
West
Virginia
Fayetteville
U.S. Court
Raleigh
Wyoming Counties
Raleigh Register
Herndon
Susan Quesenberry
Mabscott
Donnie Nuckols
Margaret Marchio
Cheryl Mills
Ravencliff - Sabine - McGraws
Glen Forkie
Elizabeth Williams
Edith Flinchum
Betty Pike
Glen Daniel
Fai
Russell Pegram
Glen White
Jonni
Helen
Violet Moore
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