Mullens High 1932 33 Classes Hold Joint Reunion
Graduates of Mullens High School classes 1932 and 1933 gathered Saturday for a joint reunion at Mullens, toured the campus, and attended a dinner at Twin Falls State Park Lodge with Woodrow Cook as toastmaster. A five year planning committee was formed with Dorothea Rasnake as chair and Wanda Humphrey as secretary. a memoriam honored deceased members and prizes were awarded for family size and travel. The next joint reunion is set for 1977.
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Mullens
RNS
Mullens High School
MHS
Twin Falls State Park Lodge
Woodrow Cook
Garland Phillips
Dorothea Diehl Rasnake
Wanda Kerlin Humphrey
Humphrey
Joe Swope
Montgomery
Mildred Stover Leary
Seattle
Wash
Miullens
Rasnake
Mary
Ruth Andrews
Alderson
Catherine Crews
Pineville
Mary K. Dailey
Robert E. Kuhn
Charleston
W. S. Woodell
Athens
Mae Belcher
Clara . Bell Brown Waddell
Leonard Roach
Blanche Thompson Sproles
Wanda Cook Hale
Vaumneong Lrotty
Virginia McGinthe
Alljnis Calhoun
Annette Mankin
Red Jacket
Grace Worley
Allen June- Mullins
Annice Robertson Tion
Cameron
Wanda Kerlin
Elbert Humphrey
Ina Lusk Smith
Ann Shipman Crews
Richmond
Gerald Snyder
Grace Worley Mullins
Corinne
Wanda Humphrey
Mary Campbell
Dorothea Rasnake
Virginia Calhoun
Harold Dooley
Two Cousins Die in Wyoming County Car Crash
In Cyclone two cousins Danny Miller 23 and Steve Brown 16 were killed when Miller's car crossed the center line on Jesse Mountain. Jeanie Nickels 21 of Pineville was hospitalized with Charlotte Rhodes 21 of Brenton treated and released. Miller's parents are Violet Bailey Ramsey and Arthur Miller Jr. of Cleveland. Brown's parents are Carroll and Versie Bailey Brown. Bodies at Evans Funeral Home Oceana.
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Cyclone
Wyoming County
Jesse Mountain
Danny M. Miller
Steven Brown
Miller
Jeanie T. Nickels
Pineville
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Beckley
Charlotte Rhodes
Snuffer Enters Job Corps Training in Harpers Ferry
Otsego youth Darry Lane Snuffer son of the Rev. and Mrs Sherman Snuffer leaves for two years training in heavy equipment at Harpers Ferry Job Corps. A 1972 Mullens High School graduate he played basketball and ran track at Mullens before joining the Church of God of Hotchkiss.
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Otsego
Darry Lane Snuffer
Sherman Snuffer
Harpers Ferry
Snuffer
Mullens High School
Church of God of Hotchkiss
Mountain State Art and Craft Fair Opens At Cedar Lakes
Cedar Lakes hosts the 1972 Mountain State Art and Craft Fair with over 138 exhibits and more than 200 artists. Officials expect up to 50 000 visitors if weather cooperates as the five day event runs 9 am to 9 pm daily featuring stone polishing quilting candle dipping weaving wood carving and more.
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Cedar Lakes
Mountain State
West Virginia
Oak Hill Moose Lodge to enroll 15 at July ceremony
The Oak Hill Moose Lodge No. 1664 degree team will enroll 15 candidates at 2 p.m. July 9 at the Moose Lodge. Candidates and their wives will be honored with a dinner following the ceremony.
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Oak Hill
Moose Lodge No. 1664
Moose Lodge
Olean Fourth of July activities moved to September
Flooding in Olean New York forces the Fourth of July program to be postponed for two months. The Dempsey Club police department fireworks and entertainment event will now take place on September 1 at the usual Independence Day venue.
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Olean
N.Y
Dempsey Club
Retired Postmaster Honored at Mullens Dinner
Curtis Crotty retired as Mullens postmaster effective June 30 after 36 years with the post office department. A dinner at Twin Falls State Park Lodge honored him Wednesday evening with gifts from Mullens Post Office crew and attendees including Mrs. Curtis Crotty and Mrs. Agnes Daniels.
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Twin Falls State Park Lodge
Curtis Crotty
Mullens
Mullens Post Office
Crotty
Post Office Department
Lloyd Bright
Agnes Daniels
John A. Ball
Hinton Justices of Peace Quarrel Over Warrant Fight
Warrants issued for two Hinton justices after an altercation on Ballengee Street Friday. Magistrate Jesse Romanello filed a peace warrant against Magistrate Ed Kessler and charged him with assault intoxication and profanity in public. Kessler responded with a peace warrant for Romanello and battery in turn. Hearings pending for the magistrates.
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Hinton
Kessler
Romanello
Imagistrates
First impeachment conviction in U.S. history
In 1804 Judge John Pickering of the New Hampshire district court was found guilty of drunkenness tyranny of conduct and disregard for statutes, marking the first impeachment conviction in the United States.
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United States
John Pickering
District Court of
New Hampshire
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