Court Denies Writ Request in Wyoming County Case
In Pineville Wyoming County Circuit Court the writ of habeas corpus was denied in the felony case State v Jerry Sherman Jackson. In State v Joe Bob Williams et al probation was revoked and he was committed to the custody of the Wyoming County Sheriff to serve an indeterminate one to ten year sentence at the West Virginia Penitentiary for Men at Moundsville under the court order issued November 23, 1964.
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Pineville
RNS
Wyoming
Jerry Sherman Jackson
Joe Bob Williams
Wyoming County
West Virginia
Moundsville
False teeth makers end hunger strike in Paris
Fabr icators in Paris also called prosthesists ended a six day hunger strike after the ministry of social affairs promised to study an official title for their craft.
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Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
Fabricators Paris
UPI
Ministry of Social Affairs
Soften and Remove Corns and Warts with New Rub
Health-Cross advertises a softening formula claimed to remove corns calluses and warts. It promises gentle easing of painful hard skin and a silky finish. The ad directs readers to 106 Heber St for purchase.
Summer barn theater offers quick change laughs and DIY stages
A NU sketch on makeshift summer stages details a heroine reappearing with stage manager, a shy student hand, and a curtain mishap. It extols avocational troupes born from passion and frugality, urging readers to enjoy or join, as small-town barns host hopeful actors and unpaid crews.
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Jim Crossley
Beard
Advisory Commission Members Selected for West Virginia Legislature
Charleston advisory panel names 32 members from both parties to study legislative needs and facilities. The group includes Senators Bowling Hylton Deem and Representatives Dickerson Watson Jones and others across Fairmont Morgantown Charleston Huntington and Logan. The commission will meet with the Joint Committee on Government and Finance next Monday and Tuesday to plan improvements.
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Charleston
UPS
New Citizens Advisory Commission
Legislature
John H. Bowling Jr
White Sulphur Springs
Tracy W. Hylton
Mullens
J. Frank Deem
Harrisville
Wilfred Lee Dickerson
Bartley
J. EB. Watson
Fairmont
Brereton C. Jones
Point Pleasant
Thomas J. Boyd
Follawsbee
W. A. Davis
William D. Evans
B. W. Fertig
Keyser
Richard E. Ford
Lewisburg
Carl M.frasure
Morgantown
J. Duane Gorman
Harry Hamm
Wheeling
Delmas F. Miller
Luke Terry
Martinsburg
Cecil Urbaniak
Ford R. Morrow
Ravenswood
Eugene A. Carter
William E. Chilton
Charles ‘Ton
Jamesh. Davis
Howard J. Jackson
Hugh ‘A. Latimer
Miles Stanley
A Hale Watkins
Guy Wilson
Logan
Green Refuse Pile Becomes Green Beauty in Lynco
A Lynco burning refuse pile has been developed into a green beauty under the Lynco Mine superintendent Fred Cook. Consolidation Coal Co reports land bought in 1963, waste layered and seeded with crown vetch and grasses to curb pollution.
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LYNCO
Fred Cook
Pocahontas Fuel Division
Consol News
Consolidation Coal Co
Consol
Pocahontas
Cook
Rainbow Girls Outing at Oceana Park Dinner and Swim
Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 51 held an Idish dinner and swimming party at Oceana Park in Pineville. Each member invited a guest, with attendees including Nancy Shannon, Sandy Nutter, Cathy Cook, Melba Hurley, Detise Martin, and many others.
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Pineville
Fred Shannnon Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
Oceana Park
Nancy Shannon
Sandy Nutter
Cathy Cook
Melba Hurley
Detise Martin
Cindy Cook
Madonna Hager
Linda Morgan
iCharlotte Hurley
Connie Sands
Kathy Harper
Mary Ann Meander
Belinda Haynes
Annette Worley
Betsy Cook
Kathy Moss
Belinda Adams
Charlene Hurley
Connie Steffey
Debbie Sams
Debbie Lusk
Paula McKinney
Paula Hall
Ginny Lynn Cook
Cherry Woods
Paula Jo Hall
Brenda Sands
Jerry Shannon
Kathleen Martin
Jesse i Hager
Smith Family Returns from Visit to Virginia and Florida
Mr and Mrs Leo Smith and daughter Sally returned home on Moran Avenue after visiting their sons and daughters in Manassas Virginia and Orange California. They were joined by relatives B J Sutphin and family from Eau Gallie Florida who visited Wyoming and Raleigh Counties before heading home Tuesday.
Clarinet Choir To Perform At Tech
Fayetteville High School Clarinet Choir will perform in August for Upward Bound music classes at West Virginia Institute of Technology Montgomery. Formed last winter, they earned a superior rating and tied for first at Concord College music festival. Members include Carolyn Wise Sherry Sparks Belma Treadway Pamela Wooldridge Sharon Canterbury Debbie Brock Kitty Beth Hambrick Etsy Laird.
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Fayetteville
Fayetteville High School
West Virginia Institute of Technology
Montgomery
Concord College
Carolyn Wise
Sherry Sparks
Belma Treadway
Pamela Wooldridge
Sharon Canterbury
Soparano
Debbie Bocock
Kitty Beth Hambrick
Etsy Laird
Clariinet
Local families visit relatives in Akron and Kilsyth
Several Akron families spend time with relatives in Maple Fork Road and Kilsyth while Bob Martin visits Fort Meade Maryland after Vietnam service. A. C. Carman and wife recover from illness as Henry Cope returns from a New York trip. Evanston Police Chief Bert Giddens involved in traffic incident third time in 26 months with no charges yet.
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Theresa and
Timmy Collins
Ray Collins
Akron
Ohio
Lee Fontana
Maple Fork Road
Joe Micachero
Bill
Leah
Michele
George Barbera
Bradley
Fannie Cinotti
Kilsyth
Bob Martin
Fort Meade
Martin
Bill Martin
Vietnam
IU. 5. Army
Maryland
A. C. Carman
Henry Cope
New York
Evanston, Ill
UPI
Bert Giddens
Giddens
Chicago
Evanston
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Glen Rogers
Glen Ai High School
Linda Casto
Philippi
Ogerssion Service
West Virginia University
Victor Gilkeson Jr
Martha Roberts
Cairo
WVU
Advisory Commission
Maple Fork
Roy Tyree
Dry Branch Free Will Baptist Church
Cabin Creek
Carl Davis
James E. Shrewsbery
FLLC
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