Manslaughter charge in tot Betty Maynor death
Hubert Carper charged with manslaughter in the auto accident that killed Betty Ruth Maynor near Johnstown road. He posted 1000 bond and is to appear December 29. Carper claimed the child ran into the truck as he passed. Betty would have turned six today. Surviving are her father William Maynor, four sisters, two brothers, and other relatives. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 1 p m with burial at Maynor Cemetery in Cirtsville.
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eAtkinson
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Raleigh General Hospital
Aross
H. R. Jennings
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William E. Maynor
State Road Commission
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Jewel
Mary Lily
W. D. Jones
Ernest
William
Cittsville
Ross Culpepper
Pauli Smith
Maynor Cemetery
Cirtsville
Teachers Paid as Wyoming Schools Close for Christmas Break
Mullens reports that teachers received December checks today while Wyoming County schools shut for a nine day Christmas vacation. Classrooms reopen Monday December 28 and two weeks later the first semester ends. Christmas programs trees and gifts marked school activities today.
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Register
Mullens
Wyoming County
Sportsmen Pay More For Permits In Fayetteville Area
Fayetteville area hunting and fishing grew in popularity this year and boosted license revenue by 559 dollars. The year 1936 totals reached 8039 dollars, up from 7480 dollars in 1935. Lucille Smith set a turkey picking record at a cooperative plant in Ainsworth Nebraska by removing 44 birds in one day.
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Register
Fayetteville
Lucille Smith
Cooperative Association
Ainsworth
Neb
Pupils to Walk as Bus Overcrowding Forces Change
Coal City school pupils who rode the bus to Stoco High School in Lego will now walk. Drivers balked at leaving some students, but when passenger numbers exceeded capacity the district ordered walking. The bus mainly serves Stoco students who live far from town.
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Associated Press
Coal City
Stoco High School
Lego
Stoco School
Coal City Girl Recovers From Mastoid Trouble
Coal City Mary Jane Church, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Church, is recuperating at home after a serious mastoid infection treated at Beckley hospital.
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Register
Coal City
Mary Jane Church
Andrew Church
Beckley Hospital
Miss Ruby Baird To Return Home For Holidays
Fireco Ruby Baird a student at Concord State Teachers College is expected home this weekend to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Baird.
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Register
Fireco
Ruby Baird
Concord State Teachers College
J. F. Baird
Stoco Pupils Present Comedy The Old Professor Farce
Stoco High School pupils will stage Lego The Old Professor a three act comedy in the school auditorium soon. A Christmas program inclusion is not yet decided.
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Register
Lego
Stoco High School
Glass to Back Morgenthau Plan
Washington Senator Glass urged Morgenthau to extend the two billion dollar stabilization fund but pressed for expiration of the dollar devaluation authority on January 30. He argued prolonging power to adjust the gold content would fuel business uncertainty.
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Washington
Glass
Dva
Morgenthau
Congress
Treasury
Frisco Plans Big Rail Order From Tennessee Coals
Birmingham report says the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad ordered 13000 tons of steel rails and track fastenings from Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co. The move follows federal court approval of Frisco's 1927 budget including 1160000 dollars for rail and fastenings.
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Birmingham
Ala
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St. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad
Frisco
Police Union Chooses Huntington for August Convention
Huntington hosts the National convention of the Fraternal Order of Police next August. Charles Clark, Huntington chapter president, announced after receiving a telegram from national president H B Squires. About 1,000 delegates and visitors from 25 states are expected.
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Huntington
Fraternal Order of Police
Charles Clark
Clark
H. B. Squires
Fairmont
State CCC Men Make Safe Mark
Charleston reports safety measures at Civilian Conservation Corps camps under the conservation commission. October saw 5.9 minor accidents per 1,000 men, below the 7.6 national average. the last state ratio was 5.2 per 1,000 with 6.5 nationally. West Virginia's record surpassed other states in Corps Area 5.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
The
Conservation Commission
D. B. Griffith
West Virginia
Corps Area
Coal City School Invites Parents to Christmas Program
Coal City pupils and their parents are invited to attend the school's Christmas program. Each room will present numbers during the final session before the holiday break.
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Register
Coal City
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