Kilsyth Auxiliary Plans Youth League Event
Kilsyth Free Will Baptist Auxiliary met at 7:30 p m with Mrs Patricia Pino hosting. They voted to hold a chicken dinner March 17 to raise funds for hymn books and to sponsor the Young Peoples League alongside the quilt project with Mrs Barbara James chairing. New treasurer Mrs Kathleen Lafferty was elected due to Mrs Edith Sneed’s illness.
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Kilsyth
RNL
Kilsyth Free Will Baptist Church
Patricia Pino
Hattie Bennett
Helen Bennett
Wanda Collins
Barbara James
Mae Vargo
Miss Bennett
Helen Greer
Young Peoples’ League
Kathleen Lafferty
Edith Sneed
Stephen Bauer
Lisa Pino
Ethel Blanchard
Shirley Bauer
Violet Burdette
Jackie Combs
Lesta Clay
Ocie Goins
Ruby Haynes
Ollie Kiddy
Mary Perry
Lena Rierson
Pearl Tate
Opal Wall
Mt Hope Thespians To Present One Act Plays
Mount Hope High School National Thespian Society presents two one act plays February 16 in the school auditorium. Group One directed by Vicky Bolen features Hurricane Hill with a large student cast and stage crew. Group Two directed by Jewell Clay presents The True in Heart with John Stone and Arthur Armand among the roles. Productions are student run and judged by Mount Hope High teachers. the top play advances to regional and then state festival in Morgantown.
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Mt. Hope Thespians
Mount Hope
ANS
National Thespian Society of
Mount Hope High School
Lena Dillon
Vicky Bolen
Jewell Clay
Hurrican Hill
Ronnie Taylor
Scott
Pat Buffa
Lem Jackson
Rodney Deal
Steve Lartlow
John Stone
Charles Elliott
Myers
Mary Bragg
Louise Armand
Sharon Nottingham
Helen
Junior Tate
Wilson
Jerry Lewallen
Ace Giotti
Johnny Wees
Arthur Armand
Danny Danner
Usher
Sheila McClung
Linda Spade
Ricky Carter
Bill Chapman
Montgomery
West Virginia
Morgantown
Hillcrest Sites Five For 1260 in Civil Suits
Hillcrest Memorial Gardens files suits to recover 1260 dollars plus interest and costs from five defendants in Pineville. Specific contracts dated 1957 and 1958 seek sums of 290, 285, 345, 145, and 195 dollars, with other civil cases listed including Bluefield Sanitation and Morgan auto crash claim for 500 plus interest.
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Pineville
RNS
Hillcrest Memorial Gardens, Inc
Wyoming County
Hillcrest
William T. Moore
Thomas G. Blankenship
Earl Stewart Cox
Bluefield Sanitarium
Stevens Clinic Hospital
Babe
Tressie Morgan
Estel Carter
Bennett Cline
Laura E. Morgan
Bailey Fritz
Douglas Morgan
Baileysville
Denzil Skinner Named New Charleston Civic Center Manager
Denzil Skinner 34 named manager of the Charleston Civic Center to succeed William S. Bolden who resigned due to ill health. Skinner previously assistant manager since Sept 15 1960 and has been a Webster County schools principal. He was a field executive of the Buckskin Council Boy Scouts of America prior to this appointment.
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Charleston
UPT
Denzil Skinner
Charleston Civic Center
William S. Bolden
Skinner
Webster County
Buckskin Council
Boy Scouts of America
Civic Center
Kartoffelkrieg The Potato War Named In Bavarian War
United Press International notes the Bavarian succession conflict of 1778 to 1779 being nicknamed Kartoffelkrieg or the Potato War by Prussians. The term reflects food rationing and hardship during that European power struggle.
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United Press International
France Fears New Violence Riot in Paris Leaves Eight Dead
Paris officials blame Communists for a three hour riot that killed eight Frenchmen and injured hundreds. Police arrested 86 demonstrators as up to 15,000 fought security forces near the Bastille during a one hour strike observed by leftist and union groups and amid ongoing OAS attacks. Interior Minister Frey called the riot highly organized and directed by Communists while vowing an investigation.
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Charles Ridley
Paris
UPI
Communist Party
Bastille
Frey
OAS
Tass
Secret Army Organization
Algeria
Roger Frey
Road Fraud Case Probed
Washington investigators probe a Massachusetts lumber yard purchase tied to a state project. Arlen Mooney says he authorized no deal and returned from a honeymoon to find his name on documents for a $60,000 yard. The yard figures figure in an alleged scheme by state workers.
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Washington
UPI
Arlen Mooney
Massachusetts
Mooney
House
Theyard
Frank L. Harney
State Public Works Department
Harney
Subcommittee
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
Blatnik
William C. Cramer
R'Fla
GOP
Deaths from across the nation reported in brief notices
Fort Mitchell Kentucky Joseph H Dressman 53 city editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer died at home from a heart attack He was appointed city editor July 13 1961 former Covington Kentucky city manager and earlier assistant managing editor of the Cincinnati Times Star 1956 58 Prentiss Mississippi Ida Mae Riley 78 mother of Vernon Riley New Hebron and Merle Riley Prentiss widow of former Illinois Governor Louis L Emmerson died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital Mount Vernon Illinois John S Leonard 55 president and treasurer of D W Adams department stores in Maine died Thursday while vacationing in Delray Beach Florida William C Langley 79 founder senior partner of W C Langley Co investment firm husband of Jane Pickens Alfred L Hammell 72 former Rea Express board chairman and president Indianapolis Indiana Fred M Smith 73 retired editor Middletown Press died Thursday
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Joseph H. Dressman
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dressman
Covington
Cincinnati Times-Star
Mount Vernon, Ill
UPI
Illinois
Louis L. Emmerson
Good Samaritan Hospital
Delray Beach, Fla
John S. Leonard
D.W. Adams ‘Department Stores
Maine
New York
William C. Langley
W.C. Langley & Co
Langley
Jane Pickens
Marshall Fraternity Suspended For Hazing
Huntington West Virginia Tau Kappa Epsilon at Marshall University was suspended indefinitely after two hazing incidents last week that left pledges needing hospital treatment. President Steward H. Smith called the hazing a flagrant violation of board and university regulations.
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Huntington
UPI
Marshall University
Steward H. Smith
Tau Kappa Epsilon
West Virginia Board of Education and University
Xenia to act on ordinance section change
Xenia city commissioners were due to correct a section of an ordinance covering administrative offices. The section, in effect since November 12, allows a city employee to be granted a three day paid leave upon proof of death.
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Xenia, Ohio
UPI
Most Deadly Coal Mine Disasters Worldwide Through History
A compact timeline lists the deadliest mine disasters by location and date. Notable events include Manchuria 1942 with 1,549 deaths at Honkeiko colliery, Courrières 1906 with 1,060, and Monongah 1907 with 361. Other major losses span Europe and North America through the 20th century.
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United Press International
Honkeiko
Manchuria
Courrieres
France
Europe
Dukla
Czechoslovakia
Dois-Du-Cazier
Belgium
Cherry
West Frankfort
Ill
Britain
Langhenydd
Glamorganshire
South Wales
Organized Effort Planned For Whisky-By-Drink Law
West Virginia liquor by the drink advocates plan a formal organization for next fall with a broad public education push. Del Hubbard says a March completion is possible, while Rev. Crowson leads the opposing effort. Mountain State Visitors Bureau backs the drive, with prominent West Virginians on the executive committee and a precinct level strategy.
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John T.rady
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
del Chester Hubbard
R-Ohio
Rev. L. E. Crowson
Crowson
Mountain State Visitors Bureau
William Ellinghaus
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Hubbard
Wheeling Republican
New Support Claimed For UN Bond Plan
Washington reports administration supporters claim growing backing for Kennedy’s bid to buy up to half of the 200 million dollar United Nations bond issue. Critics like Senator Byrd remain opposed. Senate testimony from Secretary Stevenson strengthened proponents while State Department aides prepare for today’s hearing. In other news, Bartlett cites questionnaire controversy, retraining bill moves, stockpile inquiry approved, and Quie blocks quick conference on college aid.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
United Nations
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Byrd
U.N
Sen
E. L. Bartlett
Alaska
Senate
Subcommittee
House
House Rules Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stuart Symington
Albert Quie
R-Minn
Quie
Love Puts The Hum In Hummingbird Flight
UC scientists photographed hummingbirds in flight and found love speeds their wings. In level flight they reached 23 miles per hour, but during courtship dives the birds exceeded 60 miles per hour.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
University of California
Substantive? Tapes Found In Burglary Briefcase
White County authorities assessed recordings found in a burglary suspect’s home briefcase as interviews with former West Virginia Governor Cecil H. Underwood. Sheriff’s officials called the tapes ordinary radio material, noting the owner John A. Brimacombe left the briefcase two years ago and vanished.
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John A. Brimacombe
Deato
Brimacombe
Three Kinney Children Die in Ohio House Fire
In Mt Pleasant Ohio four year old Charles Kinney and 18 month old twins Judy and June Kinney died as a five room frame house burned Wednesday. Seven month old Howard Kinney was reported in poor condition at Martins Ferry Hospital. The children were visiting with their parents while the father worked. Fire officials say an overheated furnace may have started the blaze.
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MT. Pleasant, Ohio
UPI
Charles Kinney
Judy
June
Howard Kinney
Martins Ferry
Ohio
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