Seven Cases Continued In Wyoming Circuit Court Pineville
Wyoming County Court actions in Pineville list cases continued to the next term: Miller Rufus Fortner Shannon Sells Sargent Ratliff and more for abduction drunken driving grand larceny and personal property damage. Several defendants are ordered dismissed including Cook Fuller Shrewsbury Maynor McKinney Thomas. Civil actions include City Finance Co. v Gardner for 1114.80 and other rulings. A pre trial in Widener Electric Co. v Miller Coal Co. seeks 1377.62 with ownership questions. Pre trial in Cook v Mullens City seeks 10000 with trespass and erosion issues and invitee versus licensee liability.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming County
Johnny Ray Miller
Jimmy Lee Rufus
Margaret L. Stafford Kirk
Mack Amos Fortner
Emerson G. Shannon
Marvin Sells
Walter Sargent
Clifford J. Ratliff
Bernice Cook
A. J. Fuller Jr
Denver Fortner
Nayman Maynor
Ola McKinney
Denver Shrewsbury
Leonard Howard Thomas
Bertie Wyatt
City Finance Co
Deana
Robert
Gladys Gardner
Everett Miller
Joe Hayden
William Huh
Glen Rogers Owls Cheer Squad Prepares for One-A Tournament
On hand to lead the Glen Rogers Owls cheer section for the game against tonight's Clear Fork Mark Twain winner are Glen Rogers: Kathryn Grace Cottrill, Dlaucila Price captain, Ge landa Cook, Sabine’s Patty McGraw, Mildred Shumate, and Ethel Tolliver from Soulsville. They wear green and white uniforms replacing last year's one-piece outfits as the single A tournament unfolds in Beckley's recreational building tonight and Friday.
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Glen Rogers Owls
Clear Fork
Mark Twain
Glen Rogers Hick
Kathryn Grace Cottrill
Co. C. Cottrill
Glen Rogers
Dlaucila Price
Bill Price
Glen Fork
Gelanda Cook
Marvin McGraw
Mc.Graws
Mildred Shumate
Ball Shumate
Ethel Tolliver
Murrell Tolliver
Soulsville
Beckley
Weaving Spinning Show at Collins High Oak Hill
Oak Hill Arts and Crafts Show at Collins High School March 13 14 runs 2 to 7 pm daily. Featured demonstrator Mrs Ronald Bannerman of Culloden specializes in weaving and spinning with exhibits in Charleston Cedar Lakes and West Virginia Pavilion at the New York World's Fair. Sponsored by Oak Hill Civic League Fayette Study Club and Oak Hill Junior Woman's Club.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Collins High School
Ronald Bannerman
Culloden
Bannerman
Charleston
Cedar Lakes
West Virginia
Bad Night Out Foreshadows Morning Judge Remarks
A humorous line hints at how a rough night with friends leads to a sharp morning with the judge. The quip captures social misadventure and courtroom consequence in a compact wry tone.
Mrs William Alderman Enters Stevens Clinic
Mrs. William Alderman left Monday for Welch to enter the Stevens Clinic as a patient. Mr and Mrs Ira Fletcher hosted their son Donald from Baltimore Md as weekend guest in Glen Rogers. Billy Stewart visited Glen Rogers with wife and children Billy Jo Jr and Dianne from Lincoln Park NJ and left Monday for New Jersey.
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Glen Rogers
William Alderman
Welch
Stevens Clinic
Ira Fletcher
Donald
Baltimore
John Allen
Pat Manning
Billy Jo Jr
Dianne
Billy Stewart
Lincoln Park
New Jersey
Stewart
Melvin Richardson
Kellam Brother Improving After Major Surgery at NIH
The brother of L. T. Kellam, W. L. Kellam Smoot, is reported improved after major surgery performed weeks ago at the National Institute of Health in Bethesda Maryland. He was visited earlier by Kellam and his brother Joe Montgomery who flew to Maryland.
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Glen Rogers
L. T. Kellam
W. L. Kellam
Smoot
Nationl Institute of Health
Bethesda
Kellam
Joe
Montgomery
Maryland
Now You Know By United Press International
It is estimated that there are from two to four million kinds of species of insects with more than 600,000 having been described by entomologists according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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United Press International
Britannica
Ostrich Holds Largest Eye Among Land Animals
New measurements confirm the ostrich has the largest eye of any land animal, surpassing mammal eyes in size. Researchers note the eye’s diameter and structure support its reliance on long-distance vision for predator detection and navigation.
New Pineville Recorder Chosen by Town Council
Mrs. Kellan Snyder was appointed recorder by the Pineville Town Council to fill the unexpired term of the late Robert E. Milam. She has served the town since 1961 as treasurer for the Municipal Water Works, town clerk and police judge, with prior service 1949 to 1953. Snyder, mother of two, resides with her husband and family near Turner Air Force Base.
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Pineville
RNS
Kellan Snyder
Vaughan Stewart
Robert E. Milam
Snyder
Fred Snyder
Marlinton
Recorder
Capt
Robert Culbertson
U. S. Air Force
Fred Hudson
Hunter Ben
Turner Air Force Base
Albany
Hines
Gilmer
Mason
Crowley Worrell Addition
First Methodist Church
Castle Rock Garden Club
Margaret Milam
Weekend visitors and local updates in Mount Hope
Mt Hope notes list weekend guests visiting families in Chelyan Bradley Huntington and Bradenton area addresses. Recaps show visits by Shirleys Houchins Connie Barbera Harold Stafford family and others with kin across Beckley Oak Hill Winston Salem Richmond and Hardy Kentucky connections.
Paradise Lost of Bargain Hunters Faces Eviction in Paris
Rolette Hargrove reports Paris flea market's 125 acres of bric-a-brac may yield to a new urban housing project. The market draws tourists and collectors, with annual turnover near 7 to 8 million. Open Saturdays Sundays and Mondays, the site blends history with tourist traps and evolving commerce.
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Rosette Hargrove
Paris
NEA
Youth Corps Enrollment at Oceana HS Expands Aid
Wyoming County launches Neighborhood Youth Corps with 35 Oceana High enrollees combining two hours of in-class work with four hours of school activities daily. The program funds 14,000 in-kind and a 57,000 federal grant to help dropouts aged 16 to 21 stay in school while gaining work experience as library aides, lunch-room helpers, and more.
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Oceana
RNS
Wyoming County
New Neighborhood Youth Corps
Oceana High
Wyoming County Board of Education
Labor Department
Vernon Short
Shumate family travels span Saulsville visit to Vienna
Dwight Shumate left Saulsville with weekend hospitality from his parents Mr and Mrs Dennis Shumate. He also visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Virgil Shumate and other relatives before heading to Vienna Virginia. Donnell Shumate, employed in Chesapeake City Maryland, also departed Sunday night after spending the weekend with his parents Hursie and Dwight Shumate.
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Saulsville
RNS
Vienna
Dwight Shumate
Dennis Shumate
Young Shumate
Virgil Shumate
Hursie Shumate
Donnell Shumate
Chesapeake City
Brussels pact sets rules for common market fruit trade
Agricultural ministers from France West Germany Italy The Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg reached an agreement on new regulations for the European Community fruit and vegetable trade. The all night session also approved price levels for beef and milk to be paid to farmers in the coming year.
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Brussels
UPI
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Earth rotation speed may vary due to tidal friction and winds
The World Almanac suggests the earth's rotation speed on its axis is not constant. Factors cited include tidal friction, turbulent movements in the core, and seasonal wind pattern variation.
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United Press International
Earth
World Almanac
Park Chung Hee to make formal state visit to Washington
South Korean President Park Chung Hee will visit Washington for a formal state visit on May 17 at the invitation of President John F. Kennedy.
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U.S. Washington
UPI
Park Chung Hee
Washington
Johnson
Film Shown For Youth Groups At Mount Hope Church
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church hosted youths from Beck ley Child Care Center and Bradley Presbyterian Church for a Sunday event in Fellowship Hall. A world mission film showcased nine countries Brazil Ecuador Korea Japan Congo Iraq Mexico Portugal and Taiwan while Women of the Church organized a hot dog supper.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
Beckley
Bradley Presbyterian Church
World Mission
Brazil
Ecuador
Korea
Japan
Congo
Iraq
Mexico
Portugal
Taiwan
Sam Dorado
Charles R. Harnsbarger
Ray R. Hanson Jr
Tom T. Twaddle
James McDaniel
0. G. Callison
Elmer Morse
M. Cook
Ronald Keaton
Allen Garrett Jr
Mary Ann McLain
Roscoe Ann Garrett
Cynthia Walker
Melinda Leavitte
Sharon Walker
Lena Leavitte
Susie Dower
Service check uncovers trunk body mystery in Worsley
Police questioned Stanley Cropper over a car trunk body and found the supposed corpse was auto mechanic Bob Siddle listening for noises as colleagues drove the car through town during a routine service check.
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Worsley
England
UPI
Stanley Cropper
Bob Siddle
Durham students seize Nelson bust in ransom demand
Durham University students in Dartmouth allegedly kidnapped a bust of Adm Lord Nelson from the Royal Naval College and demanded ransom tied to the purchase of 1,000 copies of the university magazine. Police were alerted as authorities denounced the act as theft. the Navy condemned the incident.
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Dartmouth
England
UPI
Durham University
Adm
Lord Nelson
Royal Naval College
Theuniversity
Navy
Church Class Fetes Teacher Mullens
The TEL Class of First Baptist Church Mullens held a regular meeting with co hosts and class officers presiding. The group voted to sponsor a child at the Baptist Camp in Cowen during camping season and honored class teacher Mrs. Pearis with a surprise birthday party.
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Mullens
RNS
First Baptist Church
S. P. Pearis
M. R. Compton
O. H. Martin
Martin
W. R. Mays
Vernon Musser
Cowen
Pearis
E. Green
J. T. Davidson
Joe Burdiss
Charles McKinney
L. Harmon
R. W. Compton
H. H. Mounts
Hampton Hoge
Oceana 3rd Graders Present PTA Program
Third grade pupils presented a musical program at the Oceana PTA meeting. They sang a sequence of songs led by Ronald Kidd with piano by Mrs. Helen Dillon. George Washington talk followed by county transportation director cy Dillon. Nominating committee named, Girl Scout Troop discussed, room counts recorded, and prizes awarded for attendance in Oceana No. 1 and Goan No. 2 rooms.
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Oceana
RNS
Parent- Teacher Association
Ronald Kidd
Helen
Piar
Cy Dillon
County School Transportation
George
Weekend Guests in Pineville and Bluefield Homes
Miss Carolyn Hall of Beckley College stayed with Mr and Mrs Paul in East Pineville over the weekend. Mr and Mrs John Scolers and their sons Cam and Kevin were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Sutton in Bluefield.
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Pineville
Rns
Carolyn Hall
Beckley College
Paul
East Pineville
John Scolers
Cam
Kevin
Jack Sutton
Bluefield
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Widener Electric Co
Everette Miller
Miller Coal Co
Betty Miller
Enoch Cook
Slab Fork
New Pineville Recorder
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William Oxley
Newport
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Luis Stuch
Oxley
Dreama Stud
A. C. Prince
Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital
Bill Igram
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Arcadia
Jim Bebber
Quincy Treadway
Monroe
N. L. Kemp
Oak Hill Hospital
Ruby Hanes
Kilsyth
Wayne Kesler
Richmond
Ambers Shelor
Sand Branch
Dewey Kesler
North Fayette
E. E. Jones Jr
Beckley Hospital
Nokie Thompson
Harold Darbyshire
Donnie
Kathleen
Hardy
Winston-Salem
Charlotte Darbyshire
Paradise
Louis-Philippe
Oceana HS
Short
Jesse W. Morgan
James Goddard
Bob Adams
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