Porter Slayer Of Bride Awaits Trial In Killing Case
Major Green, 33, a porter, awaited trial on a murder charge in the death of Mary Ibinson Case, his pretty Queens wife. Prosecutors say a 12 page confession was signed after 24 hours of questioning. The victim was found in her bathtub in her apartment Monday night.
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Acre
Associated Press
Major Green
Porter
Mary Ibinson
Sullivan
Laval
Greene
Frank W. Case
Mabscott Society News Of Local Visits And Movements
Mabscott society notes list Mrs Danese Rinalducci visiting relatives in tington and scheduled return to Philadelphia around the 17th. Mr and Mrs M C West hosted W H of East Gulf for dinner. Edward Lewis of Columbus spent the weekend with Mrs John Black and Mr Bie, returning home with Mrs Lewis. Mrs W A Ford is homebound with flu. Glenn Quesenberry visited with family at Welch. Mrs William Hurt Jr visited relatives at Resoco. Effie L Hedrick and family move into a newly constructed Main Street home. Mrs David Griffith and daughter Gladys of Ghent were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs Carlyn Lilly. Mr and Mrs John Diales of Hary Ky returned home after holidays. accompanied to Bluefield by Mr and Mrs C M West and children Charles and Ickey. Mrs Paul Porterfield has returned home on City Avenue after Beckley hospital treatment. Mr and Mrs Ralph Crouch of Oceana hosted recent guests of her.
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M. C. West
W. H
East Gulf
Edward Lewis
Columbus
John Black
Bie
Lewis
W. A. Ford
Glenn Quesenberry
Welch
William Hurt Jr
Resoco
Effie L. Hedrick
Main Street
David Griffith
Gladys
Ghent
Carlyn Lilly
John Diales
Hary
Bluefield
C. M. West
Charles
Ickey
Paul Porterfield
City Avenue
Beckley Hospital
Ralph Crouch
Oceana
Frank
Local Socials Report Edges of Sunday Visits
H N Murray of Anawalt shared a meal with the West Fink and Fink families then toured to Sweeneysburg to see Mrs Williams who remains homebound due to illness. A W Gwynn family and Ann Simosky from Winding Gulf spent Sunday in Middleport Ohio attending to Mrs Anna Bannister who is critically ill. W R Davis and children from Mullens visited D R Sullivan and Davis’s mother of Har-
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H. N. Murray
Anawalt
C. M. West
L. D. Fink
A. Ray Fink
Sweeneysburg
John Williams
A. W. Gwynn
Donald, Verner
Charles Gwynn
Ann Simosky
Winding Gulf
Middleport
Ohio
Mr. Gwynn
Anna Bannister
W. R. Davis
Mary Jane
Jo Ann
Mullens
D. R. Sullivan
Mr. Davis
Har
Van W. Carper Heads Loan Body
Van W. Carper of Grandview was re elected president of the Raleigh County National Farm Loan association. Grover C. Hedrick was chosen secretary treasurer. Officers named January 12 at a Raleigh County Bank meeting for 1977 include W. L. Carper as vice president, with Cook, Ewart, Ross and others in appraising and inspection roles.
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van W. Carper
Grandview
Raleigh County National Farm Loan Association
Grover C. Hedrick
Raleigh County Bank
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Commissioner
W. L. Carper
T. A. Cook
van W
E. P. Ewart
Charles T. Ross
Lemon Juice Boosts Tomato Drink Vitamin Lift
A kitchen tip suggests adding the juice of half a lemon to a tall glass of tomato juice to emulate the vitamin content of an equal portion of orange juice. The note links citrus acidity with a perceived nutrient boost.
Wanetha Floyd Dines With Miller Family in New Stanley
Mrs Wanetha Floyd was the dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Bill Miller at their New Stanley apartments in Lan Ky While D R Sullivan travels on business to Charleston the report notes.
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Lan, Ky
Wanetha Floyd
Bill Miller
New Stanley Apartments
D. R. Sullivan
Charleston
Whooping Cough Fatal To Babies
Charleston reports state health department study showing whooping cough as the leading cause of death for children under one year from 1930 to 1935. It accounted for 28.3 percent of infant deaths, with influenza second at 24 percent and typhoid and paratyphoid fever at 0.6 percent.
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Associated Press
Charleston
State Health Department
No wasted space Charleston statehouse crowded
Statehouse uses every corner for offices as lawmakers fill the building. Officials note tight quarters reflect busy session with committees meeting in small rooms and corridors packed with staff and visitors.
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Charleston
Office switch leaves liquor post without chairman
The liquor commission chairman’s office is now James H. Mc Ginnis acting director of unemployment compensation and unable to fund offices. Governor Kump has not appointed a chairman.
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Liquor Commission
James H. McGinnis
Unemployment Compensation
Kump
The Worm Turns McMechen Police Scene
Police said a street car rear was demolished by a truck that remained undamaged. The driver claimed he did not know he hit the car and officers stated he was not intoxicated.
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Associated Press
Mcmechen
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Danese Rinalducci
Tington
W. W. Loflin
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Hedrick
Mwa Ot
Manufacturers Co-operative
Iona Brand
IONA
TOROS
Victoria Mustard
Sparkle
Ann Page
Sultana
Red Circle Coffee
White House
Kale
Maine
York
Streaked
Hamburger
T-Bone
A & P Meat Markets
Boston Butt
Beckley Theatre
Neville
Beckley
A&p
Fred Sires
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