Bonds Amount 10000 for Ross Who Confesses to Five Robberies
Fayetteville reports James Ross of Oak Hill bound for trial after confessing to five Fayette County robberies. A 2000 bond per offense was set. Ross held after a stop in Denton Maryland. He admits involvement in break ins from Top Hat Drive Inn to Moose Lodge and Oak Hill Motors, with $225, $42, $230, and a $6500 haul from Home Credit Clothing.
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Ay Megister
Fayetteville
James Ross
Oak Hill
Fayette County
Virgil Lyons
Fayetttesville
Ross
Denton
Charles Stull
Lyons
Herbert Treadway
George Summers
Top Hat Drive Inn
Moose Lodge
Oak Hill Motors
B. C. Linkswiler
Home Credit Clothing Company
Concord Players End Twelfth Night Run and Licenses
Concord Players closed their third Twelfth Night performance in the Athens college auditorium drawing three curtain calls. Notable cast included Ben Carney as Malvolio and Mary Garnett as Viola, with strong work from T F Thompson Duke Orsino and Jack Lawlor as the Duke.
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Athens
Concord Players
College
Ben Carney
Beckley
Malvolio
Mary Garnett
Bramwell
Viola
T. F. Thompson
Toby
Jack Lawlor
Duke Orsing
Richard Coon
Fool
Robert P. Martin
Andrew Aguecheek
Concord String Ensemble
William B. Caruth
Patricia Lilly
Mason Raines
Mary Dolinger
W. B. Caruth
Eloise Neely
Ella Holroyd
Charles Milter
Betty Bryd
James Shrewsbury
Robert Glenn
Valentine
James Mays
Curio
Kenneth Branch
Sebastian
Paul Lily
Antonio
Don Jackson
Friar
George Lublanezki
Fabian
Richard Torquato
Florence Kozakiewicz
Mary Ann Davis
Jackie Moore
Ellen Perry
Robert Torquate
Mary Smith
Herbert Graham
Eugene Snidow
Robin Jones
Phyllis Shrewsbury
Woman Fined for Liquor Sales in Matoaka Home
Maggie Myers was fined 107.60 in Megistrate Co C McGuire court for possessing liquor for illegal sale. She was arrested at her Matoaka road home Tuesday night by Sheriff Clarence Elmore Carl Christian and Arthur Jones of the Liquor Control Commission. Thirty two bottles of whisky were found at the residence.
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Princeton
Maggie Myers
Megistrate Co. C
Pineville Personal News Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Mildred Martin travels to Charleston to care for her ailing mother Mrs Lillian Green who has suffered a broken arm, injuries, pneumonia and thrombosis. Mrs Green remains in the home of her daughter Mrs A L Lively in Charleston. The community reports several visits and dinners among Pineville residents including the Roses Stewarts C A Welch Lonker Morgan Worrell and Stone families with various relatives in Mulens Baileysville Beckley and Morgantown.
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Register
Pineville
Mildred Martin
Charleston
Lillian Green
Green
A. L. Lively
W. F. Rose
W. C.worrell
Robert M. Worrell
Beckley
James E. Stone
Multens
Athens Personals and Local Health News
John Peck, Ply mouth District constable, is recovering at his home after a stomach ailment. He was hospitalized earlier at Princeton Memorial Hospital. Darlene Hash, daughter of Mrs. Marguerite Hash, celebrated her fourth birthday Thursday. Clida Davis, registered nurse from Huntington, is visiting at Mrs. Marguerite Hash’s home on South State street.
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Y Register
Athens
John Peck
Plymouth
Princeton Memorial Hospital
Darlene Hash
Marguerite Hash
Clida Davis
Huntington
Marguerite, Hash
South State Street
Unlimited enlistments expand Navy recruiting policy
Chief Petty Officer T. R. Sherman at the Beckley Recruiting Station announced that enlistment terms are now unlimited. He said one year enlistments are available for 18 year olds and four year enlistments for others, with no fixed cap on the total number of recruits.
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T. R. Sherman
Beckley
Jumping Branch Personal News Highlights
Branch by Register Staff reports Mrs Roscoe Bennett and her infant daughter Mary Elaine have returned home to Jumping Branch from Raleigh General Hospital Beckley. Mrs Narvie Deeds, 94, is seriously ill at her son Marvin Deeds home in Jumping Branch.
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Register
Jumping Branch
Roscoe Bennett
Mary Elaine
Raleigh General Hospital
Beckley
Narviie Deeds
Marvin Deeds
Past President Addresses Quota International Anniversary
Miss Effie Loudermilk, past president of Quota International and member of the Binefield Quota Club, spoke at the Virginian Hotel dinner marking the group's 30th anniversary. She outlined the Quota’s work and noted over 200 clubs in 33 of 48 states plus Australia Canada and Mexico. West Virginia’s first club formed in Fairmont. The group aims to aid girls and promote the advancement of women.
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Register
Princeton
Miss _ Effie Loudermilk
Quota International, Inc
Binefield Quota Club
Virginian Hotel
Quota
Australia
Canada
Mexico
West Virginia
Fairmont
Ronceverte Bank President Dies
Clark Hume Thompson 76 of Ronceverte died after a 15 month illness. He served as president of the Ronceverte National Bank for 39 years and earlier owned a local drug store. Funeral services Saturday at the Presbyterian Church with Dr. Lloyd Courtney officiating, burial in Masonic Cemetery Culpepper Virginia. Survived by Miss Mary Edwina Conn of Washington DC and a nephew in Alexandria VA.
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Register
Roncevenrte
Clark Hume Thompson
Ronceverte
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Courtney
Thompson
Masonic
Culpepper
Ronceverte National Bank
Mary Edwina Conn
Washington D. C
Alexandria, Va
Mercer Jail Break Suspect Arrested After Escape
Henry Leroy Smith, among four escapees from Welch McDowell County Jail, was captured by state troopers in Mercer while attempting to hitch a ride. Police say the group escaped by sawing a cell and ventilator. Smith faces charges of breaking and entering.
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Hitehe
Mercer
Register
Princeton
Blicfield
Henry Leroy Smith
Smith
McDowell County
Welch
Quan
McDowell
Alton
Athens Methodist Circles Convene
Circles of the Athens Methodist Church met Wednesday in regular session. Circle No 1 gathered at the home of Mrs H C Hight with Mrs John Bailey as co host. Sixteen persons attended the meeting with special guests Mrs Redman and Mrs Allen Wiley present.
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Weller Athens—Circles
Athens Methodist Church
Circle No. 1
H.C. Hight
John Tal Bailey
Red‘man
Allen Wiley
Ars. Ao L
Stite Street
Elks Lodge Films Offered to Princeton Schools
Five historical films titled The Birth of Freedom Freedom's Princess Freedom Today and The Literature of Freedom will be shown to Princeton area schools. The program is hosted by Elks Lodge Circle No. 2 with Mrs G R Ringersmith and plans to buy a new double sink for the social room of the Methodist Church kitchen.
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W. van
Hartman
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Prust
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Ambrose
Vermillion Street
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Princeton
Trospital Elks Lodge
Mercer
Register
Fayetteville
James Rod
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