Four Persons Fined On Road Violations
Four individuals were fined for road law violations by Brenton Magistrate Bernard Morgan. George Leo Cook of Wyoming paid 15.50 for driving with an expired inspection sticker after arrest by State Police Cpl. C. W. Andrick. Jimmy Green of Baileysville was fined 15.50 for the same offense and arrested at Pineville by Trooper J. D. Fairchild. Elzie Warner of Wyoming paid 30.50 and received two days in jail for a suspended license. Verlie Warner, also of Wyoming, was fined 30.50 and given 10 days for permitting a driver with a suspended license to operate. Mrs. Warner served two days, then fell ill and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenton
RNS
Bernard Morgan
George Leo Cook
Wyoming
Cpl
C. W. Andrick
Jimmy Green
Baileysville
Pineville
J. D. Fairchild
Elzie Warner
Verlie Warner
Warner
William Groves Rites Conducted at Webster Springs
Funeral services for William Boyd Groves were held at Webster Springs on Thursday. Sgt. Clifford Groves and his wife, stationed in Albuquerque, were summoned from Portsmouth, Virginia due to the elder Groves illness. After surgery he died the following Sunday, and Sgt. Groves returned to Portsmouth after attending the Webster Springs service.
Belgium Congo Shinko lobwe Mine richest uranium source
The Shinko lobwe Mine in the Belgium Congo is identified as the world's richest source of uranium ore, signaling a major mineral wealth discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium Congo
Lillydale Visitors Gather For Weekend
Lillydale residents hosted visiting families from Cleveland Chicago and Williamson. Mr and Mrs Fred Bane and their children Jeffery Debrah Darnell and Dale joined Mr and Mrs Zane Bane and Gene. Earl Cox and family visited Mr and Mrs Luther Elkins while Hattie Miles and Mable Dempsey stopped by Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillydale
RNL
Fred Bane
Zane Bane
Jeffery
Frank Bane
Debrah
Darnell
Dale Bane
Gene Bane
Cleveland
Ohio
Richie Thompson
Cherri
Marsha
Bill Bane
Mike
Chicago
Earl Cox
Luther Elkins
Hattie Miles
Mable Dempsey, Williamson
Roy Elkins
Newspapers Invested Over 87 Million In 1957, Modernizing Plants
In 1957 newspapers invested more than 87 million dollars to upgrade plants, equipment, and products, reflecting a widespread industry push toward modernization and capacity expansion.
Green Funeral Scheduled Today
RICHWOOD. Funeral services for William Glenroy Green will be held at Calvary Methodist Church at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, with burial in Mountain View Memorial Park. Green, 24, died from injuries after being caught in a coal mine conveyor at Tioga. Survived by wife Doris Ann, two daughters Connie Jane and Monica Lynn, sister Syl via Spencer, two brothers Delbert and Willard, and his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Green of Richwood. Body moved from Simon Funeral Home to the home of his parents today, then to the church one hour before services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert
Willard
William Green
Richwood
Simon Funeral Home
Mrs. Vivian Calvert Huddleston Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Vivian Calvert Huddleston will be held at noon Wednesday at St. John's Episcopal Church in Charleston. Burial follows at High Lawn Memorial Park in Oak Hill. She died in a Charleston hospital after a long illness, survived by husband Frederick Huddleston, brother Ralph Calvert, and sister Mrs. Phyllis St. Clair. The body rests at Barlow-Bonsall Funeral Home in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
RNS
Vivian
Calvert Huddleston
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Charleston
Joseph A. Richards
High Lawn Memorial Park
Oak Hill
Huddleston
Frederick Huddleston
Ralph Calvert
Kansas City, Mo
Phyllis St. Clair
Barlow-Bonsall Funeral Home
Vacation Bible School Plans Set at Patti Stockdale Home
COLCORD Oklahoma RNS All persons planning to assist with Vacation Bible School at the Patti Stockdale Home School are asked to meet at the home school Chapter at 7 p.m. Thursday. Last minute assignments will be given and plans completed for the school which begins next week and will continue for a W day period. Classes will be held from 9 to 11 30 a.m. and in the evenings adults and senior high groups will convene for Bible school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcord
RNS
Patti Stockdale
Ambassdor Theater to Undergo Full Refurbishment
New York AP reports the 38 year old Ambassador Theatre will receive air conditioning redecorating and a full facelift for the new show season with the October 1 arrival of The Gang's Here starring Melvyn Douglas as the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Ambassador Theater
Melvyn Dougas
Local Lynce News Highlights Weekend Visits
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Elkins included Mrs Hattie Miles and Mrs Mable Dempsey. Several relatives from nearby families visited across the weekend including Roger Tolor in Charleston and Lynce residents Deloris League and Joan Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LYNCO
RNL
Roy Elkins
Hattie Miles
Mable Dempsey
Williamson
Roger Tolor
Charleston
Acie Tolor
Glenda Brewer
Lester
Deloris League
Lloyd League
Joan Todd
Michigan
Clinton League
Effie League
Lee Day
Oceana
Harlan Coleman
Winfred Perry
Delbert Blackburn
Ross Jones
Butch Price
James Jones
Beckley
David Price
Garfield Price
Ravencliff
Larry
Lundy
Basil Nicholas
Bill Lambert
Donna
Julis
Less Lambert
Butch League
David
Colcord area personals note wedding plans and travels
Coal River personals list visiting guests in Colcord and nearby towns. Shirely Sue Soto, Beckley, bride elect of Lt Franklin Delano Lusk, Huntington, is granddaughter of Sandy Soto, Colcord. Aug 1 wedding planned at Trinity Episcopal Church Huntington. Other items note vacations in Hardy County, Mass visits, hospital treatment in Charleston, and local family visits among Colcord residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcord
RNS
Kemper Blevins
J. L. Armstrong
Artie
Leland Benedict
Big Stone Gap
J. H. Blevins
Ben's Run
Aubrey Marlowe
Oak Hill
Shirely Sue Soto
Beckley
Franklin Delano Lusk
Huntington
Sandy Soto
Trinity Episcopal Church
Miss Soto
Ameagle
G. L. Kincaid
George
Roy Withrow
Hardy County
Institute
Sycamore Creek
Doug
Hamilton
Robert P. Martin
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Massachusetts
Boyd C. Jarrell
Samuel Cole
Jay Blake
Augustus Steele
Elkton
Perry Sarrett
Kyle Clay
Johnny Clay
Rock Creek
Fred Meadows
Charleston Memorial Hospital
James Dillon
Luther Dillon
Rutgers Agriculture Students Study Money and Markets
Rutgers University students in New Jersey learn money handling banking and market price analysis as part of their agriculture curriculum to prepare for real market challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Cary Rites Held For James R. Cary in Charlottesville
Graveside services for James Rush Cary, age 65, were held at Monticello Memorial Park in Charlottesville, Virginia. A native of Hinton, he died Sunday after hospital treatment since Thursday. Cary spent his career with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, retiring in 1958 as superintendent in Clifton Forge after holding roles from machinist apprentice in 1912 to general foreman and trainmaster. He leaves Alice Bray Cary, two sons James R. III and Albert B. Cary, two daughters, and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton
RNS
James Rush Cary
Monticello Memorial Park
Charlottesville
Cary
Oakland
Ivy
Chesapeake, and Ohio Railway
C&o
Clifton Forge
Alice Bray Cary
James R. Ill
Vienna
Albert B. Cary
Madison
Ben Sears
Long Island
N. Y
L. D. Smith
Detroit
Mich
Fayette Damage Suits Filed Against Kamenskys
Suits totaling 449000 were filed in the Fayette Circuit Clerk office naming Edward Kamensky as owner and his son Eddie as driver of a March accident on U S Route 21 near Mount Hope. Plaintiffs include Peggy Pack John L Pack Euline Pack Johnny Leon Pack Donna Ruth Pack Loretta Pack and James Samuel Pack with addresses unknown.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Fayette Circuit
Edward
Eddie Kamensky
Kilsyth
U. S. Route 21
Mount Hope
Edward Kamensky
Eddie
Peggy Pack
John L. Pack
Euline Pack
Johnny Leon Pack
Donna Ruth Pack
Loretta F. Pack
James Samuel Pack
Rahway Valley Railroad Keeps Freight Line Running
Still going strong in Summit New Jersey the Rahway Valley Railroad spans 14 miles from here to Roselle Park Founded in 1897 it has earned profits every year except 1934 Fifteen employees operate three diesel locomotives along the all freight line between Summit and Roselle Park.
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Summit
N. J
Rahway Valley
Here
Roselle Park
Lilly Haven Personal Guests Visit Area Residents
Residents of Lilly Haven and nearby communities hosted and visited relatives this week. The Ruth family welcomed J W Beck and James from Corne lia Ga, and Edgar Johnson with Brenda and Tommy from Chicago. Others included visits by Polly Logan of Jewell Valley to the Logan family, and Acie Toler in Beckley. Distinct trips included Dewey Lafferty vacationing in Kentucky and Wandall Morgan visiting friends in Glen Rogers. Staff and extended family gatherings ran through the weekend with multiple host households in Brenton Otsego and Pineville communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Haven
RNS
A. J. Ruth
J. W. Beck
James
Polly Logan
Jewell Valley
Charlie Logan
Lloyd Redden
Eddie
Edsel
Sharon
Shady Springs
Ward Miller
Rita
Donald
Bob Simmions
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Simmions
Otsego
John Simmions
James Simmions
Pineville
Harry Farran
Bill Womac
Lisa
Ronda
Stevie
Lillydale
Francis Simmions
Charlie Osborn
Oceana
Conza Harris
Promotional Playlet At Toneda Mission Meeting
A Thursday Toneda Mission Society gathering featured a promotional playlet for the West Virginia Baptist House Party written by Mrs. Clifford Evans. Program chair Mrs. Otis Cook led a team including Mrs. Verne Cook and Mrs. Don B. Cook with Mrs. Tom Fleenor, honoring Mrs. Rolla Snyder of Clarksburg for inspiration and devotion.
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Oceana
PRMS
Toneda Mission Society
West Virginia Baptist House Party
Clifford Evans
Otis Cook
Verne Cook
Don B. Cook
Tom Fleenor
Rolla Snyder
Clarksburg
Snyder
Don D. Cook
God
Tom Fleener
Etta Walker
Susie Brown
Hurley Brown
Bowen Cook
Virgil Lusk
Blanche Cook
Denny Walker
Tom Long
Tommie Lee Long
Wint McKinney
Gauley Bridge Personal Notes Share Visits and Travel
Gauley Bridge residents report extended visits and trips across states. Harold Wilmoth and family returned to Boomer after visiting James and family in Farming ton Michigan. Virginia Woodson of Washington DC visited with H. H. Woodson’s family in Alley, Nancy joining for a few days in Washington.
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Gauley Bridge
Rns
Harold Wilmoth
Boomer
James Wilmoth
Farmington
Mich
Virginia Woodson
Washington, D. C
H. H. Woodson
Alley
Nancy
Washington
Anthony Ferris
Ashland
Louis Ferris
Theresa
Rosalie
Virginia Beach
Kelly O'Dell
Laird Memorial Hospital
Mollie Cavendish
Arnold McKinney
David Winebrenner
Lacy McKinney
Basin
Riley Graham
John
Rhodell
Frank Hollingshead
Odd
G. W. McKinney
Ghent
Loretta Maxon
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Ed Maxon
Falls View
Kyle Lovin
Navy
Portsmouth
Jodie
J. A. Backus
Charleston
Don Welch
Joyce Ann
Donna Lee
Columbus
Ohio
Roscoe Sizemore
Dave Turner
Michigan
J. W. Simpson
Dixie
Russell Johnson
Cedar Grove
Warren Bailey
Bluefield
Martin Bailey
Walter Bailey
Silver Spring
Jack Hamilton
Camp Susquehanna
New Melford
Oak Hill Personal News Highlights Visits and Removals
Oak Hill notes show Clifton T. Frazier and family of Memphis visiting Rev. Randall Johnson’s home on Landale Drive. Mrs. John Robert Dixon of Charleston returned home after visiting her in laws. Adah Burdette hosted B C Spicer Sara Linda Spicer and the Jerry Spicers from Emmett. Sgt David R. Aliff and family returned to Arlington after visiting relatives, with Aliff at the Pentagon. Minnie Wiseman of Fayetteville moved from Oak Hill Hospital to Hill Top Nursing Home.
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Jak Hill
RNS
Clifton T. Frazier
Eric
Jimmy
Mitchell
Clifton II
Memphis
Tenn
Randolph F. Johnson
Landale Drive
John Robert Dixon
Charleston
S. C
Johnson
O. W. Dixon
Adah Burdette
B. C. Spicer
Sara Linda
Jerry Spicer
Emmett
Jack Burdette
S. Sgt
David R. Aliff
Pamela
David Jr
Terri
Arlington, Va
T. F. Lively
Acy Aliff
Pax
Aliff
Pentagon
Washington
Minnie Wiseman
Fayetteville
Oak Hill Hospital
Hill Top Nursing Home
Hillsdale Favorite To Win Gold Cup Handicap at Inglewood
Hoosierland's Hillsdale aims for Hollywood's Gold Cup Handicap worth 162000 with a nine horse field in the mile and a quarter race. Clarence W. Smith's moneywinning colt seeks the 100000 net purse and a place among famous past winners as earnings could reach 432500 for 1959. Opponents include Find Alfred G Vanderbilt's entry Terrang Day Court Amerigo How Now Ying and Yang Whodunit and Swaps Kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Hoosierland
Hillsdale
Hollywood
Clarence W. Smith
Gallant Man
Round Table
Noor
Citation
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Terrang
Day Court
Amerigo
How Now
Ying and Yang
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William Groves
Sco
Lillydale Personals
Beckley’s Store For
Neville St
Mrs. Huddleston
Vacation Bible School
Sel Alla
Murphy's
the Complete Variety Stores
Main Street
East
Rainelle
Temple Street
Howard Avenue
Mullens
Main
Oak Street
W. Main St. Beckley
Murphy
Lynce Personals
Coal River Personals
MGM
Sol C. Siegel
Harry Belafonte
Inger Stevens
Mel Ferrer
Open Air Theatre
Stamford Rd
RTE RL
Moose
George Connor
Women of the Moose
Billy Sumner
Moose Hall
Connor
James R. Cary
Fayette
Wayne Holden
John Ford
Fon
SI Hayward
Crab Orchard Drive-In
Kwai
William Holden
Alec Guiness
Jack Hawkins
Glen Jean
the Geisha
Boy” Technicolor
Jerry Lewis
Marie McDonald
Metrocolor
Rex Harrison
Ray Kendall
Lilly Haven Personals
Mullens and
Herndon
Fraulein
Cinemascope
Dana Wynter
Tony Gurtis
Sidney Poitier
Gauley
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