Neighbor Saves Woman From Burning House
Marcus Murdock spotted flames at a Mount Hope area residence Christmas afternoon. He kicked in the door after finding Mrs. Ethel Ellison in a basement amid smoke, carried her to safety, and sprayed a nearby house until firefighters arrived. Damages were estimated at 6,000 to 8,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Marcus Murdock
Mount Hope
Murdock
Ethel Ellison
G. C. Bennett
Ellison
Tom Twaddle
Christmas Day Babies At Mullens Hospital
A boy and a girl were born Christmas Day in Wyoming General Hospital to two area couples. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Homer Elkins of Cyclone are parents of a son born at 10:08 a.m., weighing 5 pounds 3.5 ounces. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Acie Tilley of McGraws was born at 1:35 p.m., weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces.
Highlights of 1962 from a reporter’s desk
Washington writer Dick West compiles a cheeky year in review listing notable moments from 1962. Highlights include McCormack elected speaker, U2 report questions, Glenn's space luck, and IRS holiday hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick West Washington
UPI
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
House of Representatives
Congress
Eugene Siler
Car Vinson
Dga
CIA
Congressional
L. Mendel Rivers
D S. C
Rivers
Progress magazine debuts with road plans and policy
West Virginia Progress, a quarterly from the state Chamber of Commerce, debuts with an interview of State Road Commissioner Burl A. Sawyers who cites a 1972 interstate completion target and support for a $200 million 10 year road bond. It includes a chamber message, a forecast, tax cost notes, and policy declarations with a cover image of the Kanawha River bridge for the Huntington White Sulphur superhighway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia Progress
State Chamber of Commerce
Burl A. Sawyers
Sawyers
SRC
Chamber
Hardin R. Harmer
Harmer
Earle L. Elmore
John J. Callahan
Elmore
Kanawha River
Nico
West Virginia
Cuban relative release speculation and pardons discussed
A Western diplomat speculates that foreign prisoners may be released this week and Cuban detainees pardoned later perhaps next Wednesday, aligning with Castro's anniversary. The African Pilot ship adds infant, elderly, and ill passengers to its 12 cabins as crew prepare shelters for relatives. Castro stated that relatives may depart Cuba if the United States accepts them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Alfred Boerum
Cuba
United States
Prisoners Note Risks of Travel to United States
A quoted Cuban official says prisoners and relatives face potential U S entry problems. He mentions willingness to let loved ones go without passports or visas but warns travelers may be blocked upon arrival by U S authorities. He says Cuba wants families to reunite despite possible U S government obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
United States
Berlin Refugees Reach Camp After Escape
A Berlin group escaped and were told to lie on the bus floor near a Communist checkpoint. At the refugee camp the women in red ski suits unpacked ten bags and pledged they needed nothing. The party marked Christmas a day late as a nearby German family supplied cognac, candy, cigarettes, cake, and fruit.
Two Car Crashes on West Virginia Turnpike Christmas Day
Slippery roads caused two unrelated accidents on the West Virginia Turnpike Christmas Day, injuring four people and demolishing two cars. A 1956 model driven by James W Lee en route to Columbus Ohio spun into guard rails near Milepost 44, injuring Lee, his wife Christine, and Daniel Charles. A 1960 Marcel driven by Harry G Lupardus of Marietta Georgia crashed head on into a bank near Milepost 51, with Lupardus treated and released. Police report four minor crashes in Pittsburgh? area, all labeled bumper scrapes, with no injuries and no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James W. Lee
Lee
Christine
Daniel Charles
Central Ave
Harry G. Lupardus
Church St
Marietta
Lupadus
Police Department
Johnstown
Central Avenue
Garfield and
Russell Streets
South Fayette and
McQueery
Skesman
Dock Strike In Full Swing Across Atlantic and Gulf Ports
Longshoremen began full scale picketing at Atlantic and Gulf Coast docks as the ILA walkout enters its first full day. Police were deployed in Galveston to preempt clashes with the Banana Workers Cooperative, which moved 100 members to unload bananas from the Brita Thordon. Negotiations remain stalled as shippers press for gang size cuts from 20 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Galveston
Tex
Banana Workers Cooperative
BWC
Brita Thordon
Gulf
Fire Marshal Denies Looting Charge Against Firemen
United Press International reports Chicago fire marshal Frank Hasnerl defends firemen against looting accusations in a 10 room apartment dispute. He states in 34 years with the department he has never seen an authenticated theft claim and calls the drinking allegation ridiculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Chicago
Frank Hasnerl
Sailors' Snow Ball Fight on Carrier Contellation
In San Diego 500 sailors and dependents joined a playful snow ball fight aboard the aircraft carrier Contellation despite 65 degree warmth. A radio contest by KOGO offered 10 tons of snow to the winner who described why they wanted a white Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
UPI
Contellation
the Gods
KOGO
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Gertrude Cooper 82 Mullens
Funeral arrangements are in complete for Mrs Gertrude Cooper age 82 of 975 Guyandotte Ave Mullens who died at 8 pm Tuesday in a Mullens hospital after a long illness She is survived by two sons E R California Pa and Clyde Los Angeles Calif a daughter Kathleen Burgess Mullens nine grandchildren and ten great grandchildren The body is at McDougal's Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home Mullens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Cooper
Guyandotte Ave
Mullens
Mullens Hospital
E. R
California
Clyde
Los Angeles
Calif
Kathleen Burgess
McDougal’s
Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home
Final rites for Mrs Maggie Rowe in Sophia
Mrs Maggie Alice Rowe 76 of Sophia dies after long illness. Funeral at 1 p.m. Friday at Soak Creek Gospel Tabernacle with Rev Cleve Young and Rev Okey Cox officiating. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. Born Lincoln County July 22 1886 daughter of John and Mary Miller. Survived by husband Grover Cleveland Rowe five sons four daughters 50 grandchildren 43 great grandchildren. Body to be taken from Williams Funeral Home to daughter’s residence Thursday. Pallbearers will be grandsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Alice Rowe
Sophia
Soak Creek Gospel Tabernacle
Cleve Young
Okey Cox
Sunset Memorial Park
Lincoln County
John
Mary Ella Miller
Sophia Free Will Baptist Church
Grover Cleveland Rowe
Bill Miller
Hunt
Ington
Hettie ‘Bellvill
Maudie Vickers
Huntington
Bell Gilkie
Ohio
Lewis Ward
Ranger
Cecil Rowe
Earling
Ernest
South Boston
Earl
Midway
Eugene
Fairfax
Myrtle Gibson
Eleanor
Nora Hicks
Freda Hensley
Darla Adams
Williams Funeral
Hensley
Final rites for Ira J. Green in Ghent
Ira J. Green, 80, of Ghent, will be given at 11 am Thursday at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home with Rev. Vernon Taylor presiding. He died at 2:30 am Monday at his home after a long illness. The body will lie in state at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Green
Ghent
Keyser- Bryant
Vernon Taylor
Sunset Memorial Park
Notable Obituaries From Across The Nation
Obituaries report the deaths of Hattie May Turns 82 of Glen Jean after a long illness with arrangements pending at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor. David Reiser 58, former heavy industry construction minister, dies after a lengthy illness. Luis Alberni 75, Hollywood character actor and Spain native, dies. services set in Woodland Hills. David Blanchard 41 Wisconsin Assembly speaker and attorney, dies of uremia. services Thursday. Roy Clippinger former Rep. of Illinois and Carmi Times editor, burial at McLeansboro. John James Milton Lee 107 inventor and Tad Lincoln playmate, services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie May Turns
Glen Jean
Oak Hill
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Moscow
UPI
David Reiser
Hollywood
Luis Alberni
Alberni
Spain
University of Barcelona
Oc Picture
Woodland Hills
Edgerton
Wis
David Blanchard
Wisconsin Assembly
Blanchard
Lakeside
Calif
John James Milton Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Tad
Lee
Obituary: George H Shrewsbury 67 of Sprague
George Henry Shrewsbury 67 of Sprague died at 1 p.m. Monday after a long illness in a local hospital. Born May 23, 1895 in Raleigh County, he was the son of the late Pleasant and Elizabeth Bowlen Shrewsbury. He lived in Raleigh County most of his life and resided with daughter Mrs Ray Claypool of Sprague for two years. He worked for the City of Seckley before retiring six years ago. His wife Lillie Ette Meadows Shrewsbury died six years ago. Surviving are another daughter Mrs Geraldine Claypool of Mabscott, two sons Earl of Beckley and Henry Carl of Ohio, three sisters Mrs Reba Whoreyv of Beckley, Mrs Cynda Redden of Piney View, and Mrs Nancy Redden of Jonden, one brother Walter of White Sulphur Springs, 26 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The body is at Melton Mortuary pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Shrewsbury
Sprague
Raleigh County
Pleasant
Elizabeth Bowlen Shrewsbury
Ray Claypool
Seckley
Lillie Ette Meadows
Shrewsbury
Geraldine Claypool
Mabscott
Earl of
Melton Mortuary
Yule merchants report strong Christmas business in Beckley area
Quality items led sales as three-day volume topped prior records since 1958. Food trade rose notably with Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. and Pagoda on Harper Road reporting solid gains. Stores from Penney to Murphy, The Hub, Vogue, Rahall’s and others described “very good” or “tremendous” activity with weather impacting patterns. Overall, no merchant voiced complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Payne
Payne
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Sam Carman
Harper Road
John V. Schulte
Beckley Cut Flower Co
J. C. Penney Co
G. C. Murphy Co
H. C. Sheets
Penney
Neville Street
Hub
Vogue
Joe Bissett
Rahall
Joe Rahall
Ballengee Furniture Co
Valley Drive
Sara Otto
Bob Foster
Foster Hardware Co
Phil Bsharah
Beckley Ice & Feed Co
J. S. Larrick
Final rites for Mrs Estine M Dillon 81 Ronceverte
Mrs Estine M Dillon 81 of Ronceverte will have funeral services at 2 p m Thursday in the Memorial Chapel of Mc Graw Funeral Home Lewisburg with Rev J E Fairburn officiating. Burial will follow at End of the Trail Cemetery Clintonville. Born Frankford November 7 1881 she was a daughter of Edward R and Betty Eakle Jones. She was a member of Shiloh Methodist Church Sweet Springs and Lewisburg Rebekah Lodge No 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estine M. Dillon
Ronceverte
McGraw Funeral Home
Lewisburg
J. E. Fairburn
Edward R
Betty Eakle Jones
Shiloh
Sweet Springs
Rebekah Lodge No
Infant Son of Whipple Couple to Be Buried at Greenwood
Graveside rites for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Chence Allen of Whipple were to be held at 10 am today at Greenwood Memorial Park. The child died shortly after birth at Oak Hill hospital on Tuesday morning. Survivors include four brothers Thomas Charles William and Keith all at home one sister Annette and maternal grandmother Mrs Eva May Willis of Whipple. Arrangements were completed by the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chence Allen
Whipple
Greenwood Memorial Park
Oak Hill Hospital
Thomas
Charles
William
Keith
Annette
Eva May Willis
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral
Graveside Rites Planned for Carolyn Bailey
Infant Carolyn Bailey, daughter of Jack and Angela Crabtree Bailey of Kopperston, was to be buried today at Kopperston Community Cemetery. The Rev Wayne Rollins of Oceana First Baptist Church was to officiate. She died Monday at a Charleston hospital and was born December 20 in Pine. Surviving siblings include Debra Lynn of Kopperston. Evans Funeral Home of Oceana arranged the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Bailey
Jack
Angela Crabtree Bailey
Kopperston
Wayne Rollins
Oceana First Baptist Church
Charleston
Pineville
Debra Lynn
Evans
Oceana
Mrs. Laura W. Walker Funeral Service Notice
Funeral services for Mrs Laura W Walker 60 of Whitby will be at Union Valley Baptist Church with Rev N C Lewis and Rev A A Young in charge Burial will follow in Greenwood Memorial Park She died in a local hospital at 1005 am Tuesday after a long illness Born June 28 1902 in Danville Va she was a member of Union Valley Baptist Church Surviving husband John Walker of Whitby The body will remain at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor until one hour prior to services when it will be taken to the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
W. Walker
Whitby
Union Valley Baptist Church
N. C. Lewis
A. A. Young
Greenwood Memorial Park
Danville
John Walker
Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor
Mrs Virginia Bryant Dies After Long Illness at Mullens
Mrs Virginia Bryant formerly of Orlando Florida died at 1 45 am today in a Mullens hospital after a long illness She had lived with her mother Mrs Thebe Webb Mullens the past two years and was a member of the First Baptist Church Surviving are her husband Johnny E Bryant Orlando two brothers Tom Webb Beckley Cal Webb Deland Florida four sisters Mrs L Harmon Mrs Frank Caldwell Mrs J F Graveley and Mrs Bertie Updyke all of Mullens The body is at McDougals Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Webb Bryant
Mullens
Orlando
Fla
Mullens Hospital
Thebe Webb Mullens
First Baptist Church
Johnny E. Bryant
Tom Webb
Beckley
Cal Webb
Deland
Charles Fisher Rites Held for 90 Year Old Beclky Resident
Funeral services for Charles Walter Fisher 90 of 710 N Kaw naha St conducted at 2 p m Friday at First Christian Church with Dr Walter Griswold in charge Burial in Sunset Memorial Park He died at 3 25 am at home after two and a half months illness Born Sept 16 1872 in Pulaski Va a retired yard foreman of Byus Mankin Lumber Co for 15 years He resided in Beckley 53 years a member of First Christian Church Survived by two sons Charles Forest Fisher Beckley and James Ellis Fisher Washington DC two sisters Mrs R A Va and Mrs Howard Kate Kubach Cincinnati Ohio seven grandchildren and eight great Webb and Neal Funeral Home will wait at the home until one hour before services then take the casket to the church Pallbearers named Faul Phipps Edward Terry Delbart Bair J C Heberlin Robert Walker Phil McDaniel Carroll Hutchinson Harry Anderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walter Fisher
N. Kanawha St
First Christian Church
Walter Griswold
Sunset Memorial Park
Pulaski
Byus-Mankin Lumber Co
Beckley
Cora E. Fisher
Charles Forest Fisher
James Ellis Fisher
Washington, D. C
R. A. Va
Howard
Kate) Kubach
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kennedy era meetings outline HEW plans for Medicare and aid
Congress discussion centers on Medicare and federal aid to education as Anthony Celebrezze, HEW secretary, leads top officials to Palm Beach for next year’s departmental plans. Budget talks and a major military meeting are scheduled later in the week while the President rests at C. Michael Paul’s estate residence during a low-key Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Palm Beach
Medicare
C. Michael Paul
Final rites for Mrs Hattie Ann Stewart at Rockview church
Mrs Hattie Ann Stewart 74 of Rockview dies Tuesday in Welch hospital. Born Matoaka May 15 1888, daughter of George and Elizabeth McComas. Survived by husband Robert M Stewart two sons Oley Lincoln Park NJ Ira Tampa Fla four daughters Corda Cook Roanoke VA Opal Dowell Rockview Dolly Wills Tam pa. Burial Cook Cemetery Keyrock. Evans Funeral Home Oceana to residence at 4 PM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Ann Stewart
Rockview
Rockcastle Baptist Church
Harry Stevens
Fergie Scott
Cook Cemetery
Keyrock
Stewart
Welch Hospital
Matoaka
George and
Elizabeth McComas
Shrewsbury
Robert M. Stewart
Oley
Lincoln Park
N. J
Ira
Tampa
Fla
Corda Cook
Roanoke
Opal Dowell
Dolly Wills
Bethel Walker
Evans
Oceana’ S
Tom Johnson Jr. Final Rites Set in Harper Heights Church
Tom Johnson Jr. 82 of Leslie, formerly of Lester, will receive final rites at 2 p.m. Thursday in Harper Heights Church of God with Elder Sterling Green presiding and Elder J. C. Richardson assisting. Burial will follow. He died at 9 30 p.m. Monday. Survivors include his wife Effie and one son Thomas of Johnstown Pennsylvania. Friends may call at Trent and Durgan Funeral Home after 6 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson Jr
Leslie
Lester
Harper Heights Church
Graveside rites for infant Marilyn Ann Kelly
Marilyn Ann Kelly infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jimmie Kelly of Fayetteville Route 2 was to be buried today at 2 p m in the Kelly Family Cemetery Fayetteville Route 2. She died Tuesday morning shortly after birth at her great grandmother Iva Nugens home in Fayetteville. Survivors include paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs William Kelly Fayetteville Route 2 and maternal grandfather Clyde Wellman of Lima Ohio. Dodd Payne Funeral Home Fayetteville handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Ann Kelly
Jimmie Kelly
Fayetteville
Kelly
Iva Nugen
William Kelly
Rt. 2
Clyde Wellman
Lima
Ohio
Dodd-Payne Funeral Home
Nina II completes voyage in 97 days
Nina II, a replica of Columbus era ship, finished its Atlantic crossing from Palos to San Salvador in 97 days, slower than Columbus who did it in 70 days. The voyage faced fears of foundering and relied on U S Navy planes for contact. Navigator Robert Marks led the voyage with 40 foot round bottom rigging while avoiding modern navigational aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Watling Island
Bahamas
UPJ
Christopher Columbus
New World
Palos
Spain
Columbus
Santa Maria
Atlantic
Lumbus
Robert Marks
U.S. Navy
Puerto Rico
Beckleyan Can't Pay Fines Back In Jail
Earnest Fox 37 of Beckley remanded to 10 days in Raleigh County Jail in lieu of fines by Magistrate Joe Rodriguez. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs for moonshine possession and 10 dollars for drunkenness. Fox was lodged at 5 40 p.m. Tuesday. Terry Ross Bailey of Glen Daniel released to Navy custody. Harold Edwin Davis of Parkersburg jailed for drunken driving. Dan R Winters of Rhodell jailed for drunkenness and moonshine possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Fox
Beckley
Raleigh
Joe Rodriguez
Terry Ross Bailey
Glen Daniel
Navy
Ashland
Harold Edwin Davis
Parkersburg
Dan R. Winters
Rhodell
Raleigh County
Civil War Centennial Boosts Virginia Tourism in 1962
Virginia Civil War Centennial boosts tourism with 156000 expected visitors to the state in 1962. Over 1000 visitors daily in summer, with rising attendance at Appomattox Manor Hopewell Shenandoah Valley sites Harrisonburg and Appomattox. Visitors from 50 foreign countries and all U S states had visited the center in the first 11 months of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
UPI
Virginia Civil War Commission
Old Dominion
John Warren Cooke
Appomattox Manor
Hopewell
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg
Appomattox
Cooke
States of the Union
Plot Deepens in Tunisian Opposition After Abortive Coup
Plot centered on Tunisian Women's Union members during Bourguiba vacation near Se Kef. Authorities arrest 30 to 100 people. police seek 30 more civilians and military men. Plotters linked to Salah Ben Youssef's movement, now scattered in UAR, Libya, and Algeria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the
Tunisian Women’s’ Union
Se Kef
Bourguiba
Salah Ben Youssef
Frankfurt
Germany
Holiday Toll Traffic Deaths Across States Rise
Holiday toll data show Texas with 53, Illinois 48, New York 34. Arkansas hits a 12 month high. Alabama reports 16 fire deaths mostly in houses. Four died in one blaze, three in another, two in a third. Six children aged 9 months to 8 years die in a farm home fire near Poughquag New York. parents Mr and Mrs John R Thompson were visiting nearby and saw the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Alabama
Poughquag
N. Y
John R. Thompson
Eight Die Sided With Vehicle On W Va Route 73
George H. Baxter aged 51 of Flemington in Taylor County was killed Saturday when struck by a car while walking along West Virginia Route 77 near his home. Eight others were killed in a collision involving another vehicle on West Virginia Route 73 and were swept into a stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
George H. Baxter
Flemington
Taylor County
Washington Crossing Of Delaware Reenacted At Night
Washington crossing reenactment on Christmas Day 1962 recreates the 1776 river crossing. St John Terrell portrays General Washington while James A. Michener plays Col Henry Knox and three actors portray other officers. About 500 spectators watch from the riverbank as the 22 foot boat crosses the icy Delaware River in near historic conditions. Michener calls the event pivotal to the Revolutionary War and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Crossing
UPI
Delaware River
Delaware
George Washington
St. John Terrell
Lambertville Music Circus
Washington
James A. Michener
Col
Henry Knox
L Secretary of War
Tors
New Jersey
Trenton
Michener
Board Resumes Budget Deliberations in West Virginia
The Board Public Works resumes work on the 1963 64 budget to be sent to the Legislature opening Jan 9. Since Dec 6 the board has met to reach agreement on state spending for the next fiscal year. It cut about 200000 from the State Motor Vehicles Department budget reducing the proposal to about 1.4 million mainly trimming the new driver point system costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPS
Board
Public Works
West Virginia
State Motor Vehicles Department
Welfare Dept Salaries Decried
State Welfare Commissioner Bernard Smith says the department loses qualified West Virginians educated at state expense who leave for higher pay. He asked the Board of Public Works for salary increases, and $750,000 was moved from welfare payments to personal services to raise key salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
UPS
Bernard Smith
Smith
West
Board of Public Works
Pardoned by Kennedy ends deportation bid for Jake the Barber
John Factor known as Jake the Barber returned to Beverly Hills after President Kennedy granted a Christmas pardon for a 1943 mail fraud conviction. The ruling halted deportation proceedings started by the U.S. Immigration Service. Factor, who served nine years in prison for reselling bonded whisky certificates, said the pardon was wonderful and thanked the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
John
Jake
Factor
Kennedy
Paris Beach
Fla
California
Milelionaire
U. S. Immigration Service
United Press International
Palm Springs
Escapee At Large From Putnam County Jail
Wheeling report says Robert L. Kiser, 24, is at large after three men escaped from Putnam County jail. Kiser, held for a parole violation, may head toward Charleston where his father lives. He previously lived with a sister in Canton, Ohio. Nearby captives Kyle Flinchan, 28, and Jerry Jackson, 20, were captured shortly after the breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
UPI
Robertett L. Kiser
Putnam County
Kiser
Moundsville
Charleston
Canton
Ohio
Kyle Flinchan
Jerry Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Dules International
Dulles
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Santa Claus
Berlin
Jake the Barber
Victor A. Johnston
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
S.S. Singh
Kashmir
Nehru
Jenny
Mrs
Maggie Rowe
George H. Shrewsbury
Yule Business
Estine Dillon
Allen Infant
Laura Walker
Virginia Bryant
Charles W. Fisher
Hattie Stewart
Nina II
Beckleyan
Virginia
Texas
Illinois
Welfare Dept
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