Logan Man Found On Railroad Tracks in Ashland
Police reported the decapitated body of 54 year old Fred D. Garnnett found on Chesapeake and Ohio tracks in Ashland Kentucky. He was living in Bramwell Mercer County West Virginia and may have fallen from a switch engine or been struck by a freight train. Authorities seek to uncover details of his death and origin.
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Ashland
Fred D. Garnett
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Bramwell
Mercer County
W. Va
Linz
Garnevenett
Marsh Fork families visit relatives and trips across states
Marsh Fork residents describe visits to relatives in Ohio Arizona Washington and Georgia and a return from Hampton and Virginia Beach. Local residents include Bradford Underwood French and Campbell households with Army travels noted and familiar names such as Uncle Bob Williams and Garrett Tabor.
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Bill Campbell
Whitesville
Charlie Kincannon
Yakima
Wash
Kenneth French
Posey Bradford
Dry Creek
Giles Pennington
Georgia
R. L. Williams
Rock Creek
Bob
Ray Stover
Saxon
Minor Accidents Send Four To Hospital
In Mullens over the weekend nails, fire, and glass injuries sent four youths to Wyoming General Hospital. Richard Cowan, 10, Calorie, stepped on a rusty nail. Clifford James Ratliff, 8, Corinne, scratched his leg and developed an infection. Carl Lee Worley, 14, Mullens, fell into the fire at a wiener roast and burned his right arm. Dwight Hall, 7, Herndon, cut his foot on broken glass while barefoot.
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Ratliff
Corinne
Carl Lee Worley
Mullens
Dwight Hall
Herndon
Kilsyth Woman's Club August Meeting Planned
Kilsyth Womans Auxiliary of the Free Will Baptist Church will meet August 8 at the Kilsyth church with Mrs Wanda Collins as hostess. President Mrs Kate Arthur presided and introduced the program Cost of Mission by Mrs Barbara James. Topics included A New Teaching Ministry by Mrs Lena Rierson A Great Need by Mrs Edith Sneed Look Toward The Future by Mrs Hazel Puckett and Answer To The Call by Mrs Ruby Haynes. Mrs Ruby Haynes to represent at the Maple Fork conference Aug 6. Proceeds from last months dinner fund remodeling the auxiliary building with new kitchen equipment. Other attendees listed.
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Kilsyth
ANS
Free Will Baptist Church
Wanda Collins
Jackie Combs
Kate Arthur
Barbara James
Lena Rierson
Edith Sneed
Hazel Puckett
Ruby Haynes
Maple Fork Free Will Baptist Church
Arthur
Mary Bauer
Hattie Bennett
Ethel Blanchard
Lesta Clay
Norma Combs
Joann Crumb
Helen Greer
Ollie Kiddy
Mary Frances Perry
Blanche Stone
Hazel Sutphin
Opal Wall
Shirley Bauer
Ruth Collins
Baptist Women Honor Laymen at Mount Hope Temple
Fayette Baptist Laymen Association held a Monday meeting at Mount Hope Baptist Temple with about 54 Laymen in attendance. Dinner was cooked by five circles of the Women’s Mission Society. Temple Trio with Mrs. Harry Dias Jr. sang. Guest speaker E. B. Roberts, Mount Hope High School teacher, spoke in the sanctuary.
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Mount Hope
BNL
Fayette Baptist Laymen’s Association
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
Woman's Mission Society
Temple
Harry Dias Jr
Mary Katherine Mann
Carol Summers
Martha Garvin
E. B. Roberts
Mount Hope High School
Mount Hope Christian Church
Coal River Postal Assn Holds Meeting
The Coal River Postal Association held a wiener roast meeting at Wal hende Park Montrval Monday at 730 p.m. Beulah Daniel secretary and Sundial postmaster led arrangements with Carl G. Jarrell Dry Creek post master as chairman. About forty to fifty persons attended the meet.
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DRY Creek
RNS
Coal River Postal Association
Walhende Park
Montrval
Beulah Daniel
Sundial
Jack Burnette
Wuitesville
Carl G. Jarrell
Raleigh
Boone Counties
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Sheila Gunter
Ann Suttles
Patty Gunter
Betty Phillips
Marta Cornett
Barbara Kidd
Ray Phillips
Skipper Cornett
Sam Bowers Jr
Palisades
James Hale
Linda Lee
Connie Bentley
Logan
Marsh Fork
Pineville
Palisades Pool
Vaughan Stewart
Edna Anderson
Galveston
Texas
Glen Rogers
James Stone
Ander
Morgantown
Kilsyth Woman's Club
Coal River Postal Assn
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