Mingo Murder Trial Continued To May Term
In Williamson UPI report a murder case against tavern owner Loren Cline age 58 for the Christmas Eve shooting of Robert Toler 37 at Cline's tavern was delayed to the May term after prosecutors revealed an autopsy had not been performed due to a communication breakdown. Prosecutor Marl Russell sought postmortem exam to determine bullet range and organ impact and planned to seek exhumation for pathology review.
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Williamson
UPI
Marl Russell
S. N. Friedberg
Russell
Robert Toler
Verner
Loren Cline
Cline
Toler
Americans Buy Beatles Stock Roiling UK Shares
American investors shovel money into Northern Songs, publisher of Beatles songs, lifting its stock to $2.50 a share and prompting British worry over losing a national asset. Dick James and Brian Epstein built the venture to convert taxed income to royalties, with Lennon and McCartney songs supplying ongoing revenue.
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Ae Cullen Omuropean
London
NEA
Nelson
America
Bruce Solomon
Solomon and Company
John and Paul
du Pont
IBM
United States
Ture
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Economist
Northern
Dick James
Brian Epstein
Lennon - McCartney
Northern Songs
John and
Paul
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Mount Hope personal notes report local illness and travel
Sanford McNeely improves after illness kept him home several days. Rita Bowling returns from her brother Forest Strader’s funeral in Buckhannon. Bernice Elliott departs for Pittsburg for employment with the Bureau of Mines. Scotty Eder visits grandparents in Charleston. Norton Canterbury attends training in Denver and returns home. Steve Hicks completes basic training in Texas and visits family before heading to Fort Meade. Mamie Parker reported improving after weeks of illness. Donald Marchio returns to Shepherdstown as a Shepherd College student with companions Keffer and Adams, Mount Hope High School seniors visiting Shepherd College.
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Charleston
Frank R. Garrett
Norton Canterbury
Denver
Colo
Steve Hicks
Prince
S. Army
Texas
Warren Hicks
Steve
Fort Meade
Mamie Parker
Donald Marchio
Privie Marchio
Park Heights
Shepherdstown
Shepherd College
Steve Keffer
Dennis J. Keffer
Long Branch
Jerry Adams
William Adams
Madison Street
Keffer
Adams
Mount Hope High School
Committees Appointed At Mental Health Meet In Wyoming County
Cecil Lacy presided at a Mullens meeting of the Wyoming County Association for Mental Health. Committees named include constitution, budget, projects, publicity, and membership with members from Mullens Oceana Pineville and others. Lacy outlined steps for developing aid centers and a possible multi level workshop. State Senator Tracy Hylton attended from Charleston. Next meeting set for February 24 at 6 30 p.m. at the Cow Shed Pineville. Public may join by paying 3 annual dues to treasurer Mrs de Viers.
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Mullens
ANS
Cecil Lacy
Wyoming County Association For Mental Health
Don
Lois Bean
Oceana
Martin Backus
Paul Viers
Pineville
Elbert Cook
Josephine Williams
William R. Nelson
Jack Dick
H. Bruce Jeffries
Beckley
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Lacy
Tracy Hylton
Charleston
de Viers
County Court Adopts Advisors and Appointments in Pineville
Wyoming County Court in Pineville appointed G L Campbell as advisory member of the Wyoming County Planning Commission and W F Staats to the Wyoming County Library Commission. The court allowed Operation Medicare Alert to use the annex office, approved guardians and executors for multiple estates, and endorsed $800000 for the R D Bailey reservoir. A notary bond for G W Hines was approved. The Small Business Break notes GOP calls for more favorable federal procurement for small firms.
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Pineville
ANS
G. L. Campbell
Wyoming County Planning Commission
Wyoming County Court Commissioners
W. F. Staats of
Mullens
Wyoming County
Arles Willard Paynter
Arnold W. Paynter
B.W. Perry
W. L. Rollins
Pearl Koutsunis
Wanda J. Lester
Clarence J. Lester
Amos Deskins
G. W. Hines
Travelers Indemnity Co
Small. Business Break
Washington
UPI
GOP
House
Select Committee On
Defense Department
Arch A. Moore Jr
W. Va
Federal
Small Business Administration
Minnie E Garrett Circle Plans Family Dinner Night
The Minnie E. Garrett Circle of Mount Hope Baptist Temple met at 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Lawrence Angle. They discussed study books, reported on national and regional conferences, planned a Feb 9 family dinner, and arranged nursery duties for March.
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Garrett Circle
Mount Hope
RNS
Minnie E. Garrett
Lawrence Angle
Tennessee St
J. C. Gwinn
Woman’s Mission Society
Green Lakes
Wis
West Virginia Baptist Women’s Conference
Alderson Broaddus College
Philippi
Walter Summers
Robert Penman
Angle
Miners
Peak Furie
Florence ‘Duncan
G. E. Dixon
Ray Gwinn
Local Residents and Hospitalized Mine Accident Injuries
PAX RNS Seibert Janney was admitted to Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital after a mine accident in Milburn where he works. James Mowell visits his parents Clyde and Mrs. Mowell. He works for Tyrees Tasty Freeze in Goldsboro NC. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Dunnly and their son Freddie moved to Willis Branch from Mercer County. Ada Dotson remains home ill.
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Pax
Seibert Janney
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Milburn
James Mowell
Clyde Mowell
Tyrees Tasty Freeze
Goldsboro
N.C
Garfield Dunnly
Freddie
Willis Branch
Mercer County
Ada Dotson
Ravencliff Social Guests Visit From Michigan and Virginia
Mrs. Greely McGraw hosts her daughters Mrs. Roy Totten and Mrs. J Easter as they visit from Flushing Michigan and River Rouge. They have stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Acord in Beckley and with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tolliver. Easter also visited Glen Fork to see her husband's parents Mr. and Mrs. D B Easter. The Lambs host their son in law Mr Hurley Blankenship and wife and son Hurley Jr of Warrenton Virginia. They plan calls on George Blankenship and family in Bud.
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D. B. Easter
Lamb
Hurley Blankenship
Hurley Jr
Warrenton
George Blankenship
Bud
Dressmaker Reveals Seamy Side of City Life
A dressmaker exposes a hidden urban world full of intrigue and vice. Her anecdotes highlight crime, deceit, and danger lurking behind fashionable facades. The piece paints portraits of workers, patrons, and underworld figures shaping the era.
Red Cross Course Completed By Mullens High School Girls
Forty seven students from Mullens High School home economics class II completed a Red Cross nursing course on care of the sick and injured. Leaders Mrs James Lyons and Mrs Woodrow Cook taught the program. seniors juniors and sophomores listed. Members earned pins and certificates and volunteered to help as Candy Stripers at the hospital.
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Mullens
RNS
Mullens High School
Red Cross
James Lyons
County Health Department
Woodrow Cook
Sue Cline
Pat Combs
Barbara Edwards
Susie Houck
Bertie Hutton
Betty Lambert
Betty Lilly
Tammie Parrack
Helen Radford
Gilda Roop
Wanda Whitt
Joan Canada
Sue Canada
Carolyn Carter
Annie Berger
Karen Cook
Linda Ellis
Judy Farley
Joyce Gray
Merlina Greene
Mary Halsey
Janice Huffman
Retha Hutton
Cynthia Lester
Diane Lopez
Betty Miller
Lynn Mitchem
Linda Morgan
Jo Ann Taylor
Woman's Club Meeting At Mullens Home
The Women's Civic Club of Mullens will gather at 7 30 p m at 627 Church Street hosted by Mrs Gerald Snyder. After the business session a surprise program themed Heart is planned with other members assisting.
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Mingo
Yanks
Beatles
Cinderella. Com
Ugly Sisters
Ringo
Prince Charming
Stock Exchange
The _ Investor’s Chronicle
Beatles Financial
George
John
Bank of Raleigh
F.d.1.c
Dad
Unites Yfuel GA
Debra Lynn
David Vernon Miller
Flora Stewart
Elibert T. Stewart
Pearl Ruth Kellam
Floyd Thomas Kellam
Ray Toler
Pauline Provinzano
Fidelity and Casualty Co
Chrystena S. Wells
Eliza Ann Stovall
Irvin Robert Parsons
Jose Williams
Jim Pe
Jerry L. Austin
Patri
Debra Louise Goble
William J. Goble
Carrie F. Goble
Bond
Dennis Goble
Joe Simpson
Richard Simpson
Fallie Simpson
Kathleen Blackwell
Frank Lee
Trudy C. Blackwell
Robert Browning
W. M. Lewis
Ravencliff
Woman's Club
Snyder
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