Itmann Coal En Route To Japan Largest Collier Afloat
Itmann coal mine in Virginia shipped a record 48381 net tons of coal aboard the Itmann, bound for Kawasaki Steel in Kobe. The NINI, operated by Triton Shipping, carried coal from Consolidation Coal Company and was represented by C Itoh in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NINI
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfolk
Japan
Consolidation Coal Company
Itmann
Kawasaki Steel Corp
Kobe
Triton Shipping, Inc
New York
C. Itoh & Co., Ltd
Consolidation Coal
Representa
Nimi
Pineville Flood Relief Aid Approved for Sewer Repairs
Pineville will receive 3453 in flood relief funds for sewer repairs after approval by the regional Emergency Planning Office in Olney Maryland. An advance of 2500 will be sent within days to fix damaged sewer lines and a treatment plant from last February and March floods. Charleston also receives a 128000 advance. further 100000 is being sought to cover West Virginia flood claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
ANS
Regional Office of Emergency Planning
Olney
Barron
Kennedy
Charleston
Ofice
OED
West Virginia
Swimming Course Completed At Camp Colcord
The Red Cross beginners course at Colcord junior high camp finished July 6 directed by Rev. Jack Weller with 40 participants. Sponsored by West Virginia Mountain Project and the Board of National Missions of the United Presbyterian Church, the class was taught by Red Cross instructor Lerald Chase. Five pupils received certificates: Pattie Crutchfield Montcoal Sherrie Jarrell Marsh Fork Vicky Price Packesville Martha Roberts Cairo and Meryl Webb Stickney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcord
Red Cross
Jack Weller
West Virginia Mountain
Softball Gets Go-Ahead For Spring By Council
Mullens city commissioners postponed action on developing a softball diamond until next March. The state Board of Education approved a site at Conley High School, but field prep and team organization will wait until spring. The council also approved $1,000 for Mullens Fire Department hose and a $700 roof replacement for the station. Police pay for two officers was approved for temporary vacation time. Treasurer W A Davis reported the annual financials. A Mullens High School Future Homemakers project to plant dogwood trees and flowers received support, tied to the 1963 Centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
RNS
Mullens City Commissioners
City Hall
Wyoming Board of Education
Conley High School
Clyde Newsome
Mullens Fire Department
Newsome
Council
Joe Hayden
Basil Bailey
Hayden
Bailey
W. A. Davis
Becky Pritchett
Homemakers of America Club
Mullens High School
Centennial
Laurel Garden Club
W. F. Staats
Donald Silk
Guyandotte Avenue
Trial Begins For Accused Jewel Thief In Virginia
In Wytheville, Robert Eugene Lewis 34 Mattoon NL faces grand larceny charge for a $175,000 February jewel theft at Bluefield W Va. He pleaded innocent as Commonwealth attorney Edwin Shaffer opened the case to connect Lewis to diamonds stolen from an Atlanta salesman. Ernest Baylor Stanger 45 Chattanooga Tenn, arrested with Lewis, was convicted and sentenced to 10 years on a similar charge. Police said the pair fled Virginia with gems scattered along a road, prompting a two day hunt. 90 percent of the jewels were recovered. Both men also face federal charges at Abingdon for transporting stolen goods across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wytheville, Va
UPI
Robert Eugene Lewis
Mattoon
Bluefield
W. Va
Lewis
Commonwealth
Edwin Shaffer
Wythe County
Atlanta
Ernest Baylor Stanger
Chattanooga
Virginia
Abingdon
Saskatchewan doctors lobby for universal tax funded care
Saskatchewan residents favor a complete tax funded medical care system regulated by a commission, while doctors strike against the provincial plan. A Swift Current pilot project pays doctors 80 percent of fees, often earning about 25,000 dollars yearly, yet many doctors refuse to operate under the government plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Regina, Sask
NEA
Saskatchewan
Praiie
North American
Swift Current
Regina
Madison Couple Wed In Ohio Ceremony At First Baptist Church
Mrs. Teresea May Acord Poling and Hubert Poling wed in a single ring ceremony at Madison First Baptist Church. Bride a former Miss Acord wore chiffon pale blue. reception followed at Poling home. They plan a West Virginia Virginia trip then home on Dock Road Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
First Baptist Church
Middle Ridge Road
Madison
James M. Boyd
Jack Acord
Mary Poling
Gerald Poling
Mrs. Poling
Bennett ‘Road
Acord
Bill Patrick
West Virginia
Virginia
Poling
Glen Roglers High School
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Geneva High School
Geneva
Poling Mason Construction Co
Dock Road
Tracy Acord
Tracy Ray Jr
Hopewell
Pax PAX visitors highlight Pax area guest list
The Pax area hosts a series of visiting relatives and friends from Ohio Indiana Illinois and Florida. Notable guests include Mr and Mrs Phillip Humphrey and daughter Phyllis from Miami who formerly ran the Esso service station in Pax. The visits feature lengthy family connections and weekend gatherings with local residents and military personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAX
RNS
Phillip Humphrey
Phyllis
Miami
Fla
Esso
Florida
C. S. Humphrey
Ciem Lincoln
Grove Port
Ohio
Humphrey
Carrie Miller
Ray Morris
Glen White
Gordon Hensley
Gallion
Raymond Kelley
Long Branch
Raymond V. Kelley
Chilldren
Rosetta
Larry Cecil
Ira Ray
Janet
Johnny
Fort Bragg
N. C
Tacoma
Wash
Sgt. Kelley
Kelley
Ira Kelley
Middletown
Ray Kelley
Cecil Shy
Betsy
Milton
C. D. Wilson
William B. Wilson
Mary Helen
Sherry
Billy
Nancy
Thomas
Columbus
Area couples seek 19 wedding permits
In Pineville ANS reports the Wyoming County Clerk issued marriage licenses last week to numerous area couples. Names include Douglas Shrewsbury and Faye Lusk. Andrew Christian and Robe Joyce Riffe. Delano Acord and Wilma Murphy. David Cross Jr. and Lillian Smith. Kenneth Tiller and Helen Grose. Carl Worley and Loretta Woods. Charles Acord and Flostella Johnson. Kenny Stewart and Brenda Centers. William Waloven and Roberta Jackson. Jackie Counts and Linda Stewart. Thomas Jenks and Barbara Christian. Aaron Stepp and Diana Walls. Billy Joe Stewart and Nancy Richardson. Grover Lawrence and Melba Kenneda. Glenn Morgan and Angela Berry. James Goddard and Mary Davis. Earnest Bishop and Carol Shrewsbury. Artimus Adkins and Glenna Bellew. Raymond Tolliver and Helen Griggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
ANS
Wyoming County
Douglas Shrewsbury
Stephenson
Grover
Lois Shrewsbury
Faye Lusk
Herndon
Ben and
Martha Lusk
Andrew Christian
Inegar
Andrew L
Lois Christian
Robe Joyce Riffe
Hanover
Luellyn
Fdith Riffe
Delano Cale Acord
Clearfork
Valentine
Margie Acord
Wilma Ruth Murphy
Cyclone
Raymond
Marjorie Murphy
David Cross Jr
Stratford, Conn
David
Katherine Cross
Lillian Smith
Tommie Childs
Ann Morrow
Kenneth Tiller
Covel
Wallace
Ruth Tiller
Helen Grose
William and
Gracie Grose
Carl D. Worley
Mullens
Posey T
Thelma N. Worley
Loretta Woods
New Richmond
Robert E. and
Vilet Woods
Charles Acord
W. W
Flostella Johnson
Lynce
Clyde
Angeline Johnson
Kenny C. Stewart
Oceane
Bill and
Mattie Stewart
Brenda Sue Centers
Kopperston
William T. and
Irene Centers
William J. Waloven
Fulton, N. Y
Toras and
Mary Waloven
Roberta Ernestine Jackson
Fannock
Ralph and
Margaret Jackson
Jackie Counts
Oceana
Warden
Bonnie Counts
Linda Stewart
Matheny
J. Forrest
Sadie Stewart
Thomas Perry Jenks
Bradshaw
George
Mary Belle Jenks
Barbara ‘Christian
Jesse
Virgil
Ethel Christian
Aaron Stepp
Coal Mountain
M. B
Shirley Stepp
Diana Gail Walls
Simon
Joseph
Lettie Walls
Billy Joe Stewart
Lincoln Park
N. J
Oleg
Irene Stewart
Nancy Jean Richardson
Glen Rogers
Melvin
Ann Richardson
Grover Lawrence
Humphrey
India Lawrence
Melba Grace Kenneda
Curt
Frances Kenneda
Glenn David Morgan
Baileysville
Glenn A
Maxine L. Morgan
Angela Broome Berry
North Springs
Floyd
Ila Berry
James Calvin Goddard
Roy J
Myrtle Dale Goddard
Mary Frankes Davis
I. W
Grace Ethel Davis
Earnest Marvin Bishop
Roy
Ollie Bishop
Carol Jane Shrewsbury
Amon
Diana Shrewsbury
Artimus Adkins
Virgie
Gladys Adkins
Glenna Evelyn Bellew
Char‘ley
Ethel Bellew
Raymond Oliver Tolliver
Calloway
Ada Tolliver
Helen Scott Griggs
Wolfpen
George and
Martha Griggs
Patient Is Critical After Surgery at Beckley Hospital
Mrs. James C. Gentry is listed in critical condition at Beckley Memorial Hospital after an ulcerated stomach prompted emergency surgery. She was admitted Sunday morning. Family members at Beckley include husband, son Reuben, and relatives from Detroit, Baltimore, Alexandria, and other cities. Capt. Paul Gentry serves in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Pizzino
Hugh Justice
Golden Morgan
Baltimore
Capt
Paul Gentry
Germany
Women of the Moose Convene in Mullens Chapter Meeting
Mullens Chapter No. 190 met at 8 p.m. in the lodge room with Mrs. Kevin Lynch in charge. A new member was enrolled and plans announced for the state convention to be held at Fairmont from August 16 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
RNS
Women of the Moose
Kevin Lynch
Glen Fork notices of local residents and visitors
Miss Karen Blevins returned home Monday after weeks with her aunt Miss Barbara LaRue. Miss Donna Bailey has returned to Arlington Virginia to visit relatives. Charley Pizzino progresses satisfactorily after major surgery at Stevens Clinic Welch. Mrs. Bryan Blevins remains at Beckley Memorial Hospital after eye surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gunter and son Jeffry visited Charley Pizzino and returned to Washington DC. Also visiting Pizzino were Mr. and Mrs. John Pizzino with Carnella and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pizzino with Catherine and Susan from South Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Fork
Karen Blevins
Barbara LaRue
LaRue
Donna Bailey
Arlington
Orville Daniels
Charley Pizzino
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Bryan Blevins
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Bill Gunter
Washington, D. C
Jeffry
Glen Rogers area news and travelers update
Glen Rogers residents and relatives are noted in a parade of travel and family visits. Many left for homes in Washington D C Ohio California and Illinois while others hosted guests from Beckley Charleston Ravencliff Forest Park and Glen Daniels. Debra and Melissa Marland appear among visitors and relatives with medical updates and hospital stays also mentioned.
Fayette Miner Sues UMWA for Pension Dispute
The United Mine Workers of America faces a $16,000 lawsuit in U.S. District Court from 72-year-old Fayette County coal miner Biddle Lively of Long Branch. He claims pension payments are owed after retiring in 1952 and later working outside mining, while the union contends he lost eligibility upon taking non mine employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
RNS
United Mine Workers of America
U.S
Fayette County
Biddle Lively
UMWA
Lively
Longsacre
Maple Fork Area Sees Family Visits Over Weekend
Maple Fork residents hosted and visited relatives from Statesville North Carolina and Virginia over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. George Treadway and children returned home after visiting Mrs. Mattie Davis and sister Lucy Maye. Guests included Tracy Bailey and Chris Gallagher, with other visits from the Angle family in Virginia and Williams family in Ohio. Private Charles Williams and wife spent days with his parents before returning to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Fork
George Treadway
Mattie Davis
Statesville
N. C
Lucy Maye
Dale Catlett
Price Davis
Louisa Bailey
Tracy, Mabscott
Edward Gallagher
Chris, Beckley
Harmon Davis
Woodsbridge
Grady Angle
Ralph Angle
David and
Joy Elen
Charles Williams
Clarence Williams
Colorado
U.S. Army
J. C. Miller
Sam McSpadden
Bonnie
Tommy
Williamsburg
J. C. Miller Jr
Jerry, Smither
Sharon Williams
Daymond Coots
Cleveland
Ohio
Marlands Visit and Charleston House Guests
Brey Fanning Cook and Mrs. Presley visited the Marlands in Charleston. Mrs Clyde Walters spent a week with Mr and Mrs Adam Richardson and returned to Arlington Virginia. Linda, her daughter, accompanied them after weeks in the Richardson home. Miss Lara Worley Becky spent a week with her sister Mrs E Davis and niece Mrs CC Cottrill and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brey Fanning
Cook
Presley
Marlands
Charleston
Clyde Walters
Adam Richardson
Arlington
Linda
Richardson
Lara Worley
Becky
E. Davis
CC. Cottrill
ASTRO-GUIDE Present For You and Yours Saturday Duties
The guide urges attending routine Saturday tasks like shopping and cleaning while postponing evening pleasures. It warns disagreements with younger people may create ill feeling and suggests recalling one’s own youth to see their perspective.
Horoscope column fragment from 1962 Field Enterprises
Aries to Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo details two star signs with daily guidance about delays suspicions pictures and finances. The note references a 1962 publication by Field Enterprises Inc and hints at a lunar or astrological theme.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Itmann Coal
United States
U. S
N&w
Lamberts Point
Norfolk and Western
Peyton B. Winfree
Virginia State Industrial Development
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk and Western Railway Co
Hulett C. Smith
Department of Commerce
Staats
Sisk
National Postronic
Cour
Bank of Raleigh Main
Kanawha Streets
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Canada
Public Health Office
Medical Care Commission
Polings
Mrs
Paul Alfred Poling
Pizzino
John Pizzino
Daugh‘ter
Carnella
Dayton
Joe Pizzino
Catherine
Susan
South Charleston
William Alderman
Yeoman
George Clay
Debbie
Susie
Alderman
Billie Bailey
Fairdale
Washington
Hubert Durham
Albert Morris
Beckley
Robert Marland
Beulah Presley
Ed Cook
Ravencliff
Melissa
Aubrey Fannings
Pam Cook
San Pedro
Calif
Leonard Wilson
Hamilton
Frank Wilson
Hayden Wolfe
Clarence Sundin
Clancy
Forest Park
Ill
Sundins
Virgil McNeil
Glen Daniels
Emmett Harrington
Harrington
Illinois
Bob Sheppard
Nicky Taraczkozy
Baylor A. Taraczkozy
Montgomery
James Sloboda
Imogene Kincaid
Laird Memorial Hospital
Young Taraczkozy
Wyoming General Hospital
Taraczkozy
Pamela Cook
Melissa Marland
Bob Marland
Pam
Mrs. Au
Fayette Miner
Moon
Aries
Taurus
Leo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
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