Cancer Group To Elect PINEVILLE
Representatives from Oceana Pineville Mullens and Itmann met the Wyoming County Unit of the American Cancer Society at the Cow Shed near Pineville. President Mrs. C C Phillips Jr announced the county has reached halfway of a 4500 goal and roadblocks will be set up soon in Pineville and Mullens. A nominating committee was named to present officers at the August 13 meeting a Dutch treat dinner at the Cow Shed with plans for a guest speaker.
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Pineville
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Oceana
Mullens
Itmann
Wyoming County
American Cancer Society
Cow Shed
C. C. Phillips Jr
Clyde Boggs
Joe Whitt
Harold Carte
Phillips
Pineville High Club Elects New Officers
Pineville High School’s Minutemen Club elects Ned Crews as president with Arbe Day as vice president Gail Pizzino secretary and Janet Pack treasurer. They assume duties at the start of the next school year. Sponsors are Mrs. Marilyn Stone Sante Boninsegna and Robert Adams.
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Pineville
RNS
Ned Crews
Minutemen Club
Pineville High School
Arbe Day
Gail Pizzino
Janet Pack
Marilyn Stone
Sante Boninsegna
Robert Adams
Extra collarbone bone affects about six in a thousand
Britannica 1962 explains that roughly six individuals per thousand are born with an extra bone near the collarbone. Usually painless, it may cause nerve or blood vessel pressure and pain in some cases.
Good Advice On Handling Child Play Conflicts
A reader asks how to protect a young child from a troublesome neighbor's 4 year old. The columnist argues against overbearing control, encouraging parents to let children learn boundaries, experience risk safely, and avoid turning kids into allies in parental battles. It emphasizes staying a trusted protector while allowing kids to navigate social play and consequences on their own.
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Wyo Hospital Lists Patients and Discharges
The Wyoming General Hospital records May 24 to May 28 list numerous patients with towns including Basin Wyco Lynco Oceana Mullens and RichlandCreek. Discharges include Mrs Edna Cooper Mrs Martha White and others with infant cases noted. An increase in 1961 travelers to the Far East reached about seven percent of Americans abroad.
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Virginia Canada
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Simon
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Covel
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Shady Spring
Brenda Sinecoff
Ravencliff
William Agee
Herndon
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Amigo
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Bud
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Sophia
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Martha White
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Virginia Murphy
Myrtle Acord
Oceana
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Allen Junction
Lola Hatfield
Baileysville
Horace Milam
Amanda Hurt
Geraldine Hall
Velma White
Thelma Sizemore
Christopher Snuffer
Ernie Tolliver
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Noble Holsten
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Elsie Box
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Lucy Cella
Donald Burgess
Dorthea Adkins
Jesse Poe
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Ohio
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Wyoming
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Resoco
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Aretta Dixon
New Richmond
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PTA To Purchase Playground Equipment Oak Hill PTA wins approval
Oak Hill grade school PTA held a special call meeting on Tuesday to secure approval for buying playground equipment valued at about 600 dollars. President R. Gresham said funds were raised through several PTA projects during the year.
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Births Recorded in Wyoming General Hospital
Birth notices list eight newborns with parents from Mullens Matoaka Matheny Helen Odd Mullens and Oceana. Entries include Patricia Ann Jeffrey Lewis Ronald Eugene John Kevin Barbara Sue Jackie Ann Alan Keith Dwayne Edward with dates May 18 through May 26 and weights from 5 pounds 12 ounces to 8 pounds 1 ounce.
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Ronald Eugene Gallimore
Helen
John Kevin
John B. Houck
Mullens
Dwayne Edward
Clarence Edward Haga
Oceana
American Male Turns Out To Be The Supermarketer
A 25 year look at the rise of the supermarket industry and its influence on American men. The piece notes men often shop with wives or alone, longer trips, higher spend, and quirky habits. It attributes changes to self-service and grand openings with celebrities and promotions.
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Ward Cannel
E Ise Assn
New York
NEA
U.S
U. S
Chevrolet Three Lines Promise Distinct Car Choices
Three different Chevrolet lines offer luxury ride in the Jet-smooth top model, the affordable Chevy II with many new ideas, and the nimble rear engine Corvair. The ad urges buyers to choose dependability and style without look-alike styling, all at appealing prices today.
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