Fayette Girls At Jackson's Mill
Oak Hill women lead Rhododendron Girls State camp at Jackson's Mill with six Oak Hill attendees and one from Mount Hope. Recipients include Beverly Thompson and colleagues, sponsored by local clubs and veterans groups, plus college bound staff from Concord College and Collins High. Historical note records Monroe and Adams elector changes in 1820.
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Oak Hill
Tri-Hi-Y
Majorette
Order of Eastern Star
James P. Alien
National Honor Society
Collins High School
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Wender
W. H. Wender
Mount Hope
Girls Athletic Association
Future Business Leaders of America
Inter Nos
Latin Club
Alpha Omega
Debuteen
Thespians
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Reflector
Miss Lively
Concord College
D. P. Lively
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
Girls State
Miss Klapp
William R. Klapp
Randolph-Macon Women's College
Oak Hill Presbyterian Church
Miss Dorton
James E. Dorton
Mount Hope Boy Attending Scout Camp
Mount Hope RNS reports Tommy Kochinsky son of Mr and Mrs Joe Kochinsky Mount Hope attends the newly opened Boy Scout camp at Dillys Mill Dunsmore from June 3 to Aug 9 serving as a camp staffer assisting younger campers. Also attending are Eugene Gasta staff in training Conrad Neely and Skipper Hall, all connected to local Scout groups and church activities.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Dilly’s Mill
Dunsmore
Tommy Kochinsky
Joe L. Kochinsky
Tommy
Explorer
Order of the Arrow
Mount Hope High School
Mount Hope Baptist Temple
Gay
Conrad Neely
Skipper Hall
Bert Hall
Atlas Missiles Set for Firing at Warren AFB
Cheyenne Wyoming AP reports airmen at Warren Air Force Base take pride in Atlas missiles soon ready to be fired at enemy targets. The accompanying photo shows an Atlas blasting off beneath a sign praising best service.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Warren Air Force Base
Girls Take Over Newark Business District in Wave of Absence
Illness and vacations cleared the way for seven Alexandria firms to be run by women. Two businesses in the village were operated by women, and three others briefly passed into female hands when owners were sick or on vacation, transforming local commerce into an all woman stretch.
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Newark, Ohio
Alexandria
Milwaukee Origin Story Mahawaukee Seepe Village Name
Milwaukee’s name traces to an Indian village called Mahawaukee Seepe, meaning place of great council. The account notes the site’s deep Native American roots and early naming.
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Milwaukee
Sneed Bush Wed In Oak Hill Ceremony
Miss Rebecca Jane Sneed daughter of Mr and Mrs Delbert Sneed wed Ivan H Bush III son of Dr Ivan H Bush Jr in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Randolph Johnson at Oak Hill altar adorned with white gladioli. Attendants included Sharon Flint maid of honor and bridesmaids in aqua and ice pink gowns. The couple plans residence in Pittsburgh after a Virginia honeymoon.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Rebecca Jane Sneed
Delbert Sneed
Ivan H. Bush III
Ivan H. Bush Jr
Randolph Johnson
Sandra Jarrett Solist
Jarrett
Sharon Flint
Suzanne Noyes
Jo Ann Deeds
Betty Ann Brown
Shirley Davidson
Margaret Thomas
Margaret Kathern Thomas
John Paul Bush
Bill Bryd
Princeton
J. C. Swindler
Bridgeport
Clifford Shane
Logan
Jim Evans
Jack Petit
Pleasant View Church Opens Vacation School
In Fayetteville the Pleasant View Church of The Brethren runs a daily Vacation Bible School this week from 9 to 11 am for children aged four to 14. Director Edith Griffith leads staff Homer Lewis Rev Enos Griffith Helen Scott Sandra Riner Frances Riner Tina Tygrett Alberta Tincher Helen Law Marjie Riner Carole Sue Hitchcock and others, with music crafts and historian sessions.
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Fayetteville
RNS
The
Pleasant View Church of the Brethren
Edith Griffith
Homer Lewis
Enos Griffith
Helen Scott
Sandra Riner
Frances Riner
Tina Tygrett
Alberta Tincher
Helen Law
Marjie Riner
Carole
Sue Hitchcock
Griffith
Bill Yoak
E. L. Clower
Oklahoma Land Rush Draws Ten Thousand Sooners
On April 22, 1889 the rush for free prairie land drew about 10,000 Sooners between noon and sundown as settlers claimed plots in the opening moment of settlement.
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Oklahoma
Sooners
Church Women Meet Plans Vacation School At Mount Hope
Executive board of Women of the Church at Mount Hope Presbyterian Church met with President Mrs. C R Harnsbarger. Open house set for June 19 to welcome Rev and Mrs W W Hatcher who leave this month. Vacation church school to run June 20 for two weeks. co director Mrs Anthony Puskas. Synodical Training School for two local members June 13–17 at Davis and Elkins College Elkins. Circles meet today at various homes and church. General Fund Agencies program by Mrs Corrie Graff planned for June 20. Attendees listed.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Women of the
Church of the Mount Hope Presbyterian Church
C. R. Harnsbarger
W. W. Hatcher
Mount Hope Church
W. G. Callaway
Vacation Church School
Anthony Puskas
W. B. Poling
John Barnum
Synodical Training School
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
Leo Morelli
Sam Dorado
A. C. Prince
E. Scott Carter
Rachel Mills
Ralph Dorsey
Women of the Church
General Fund
Corrie Graff
Fred Frisk
Henry Hinte
P. C. Graney Jr
W. C. Carter
L. G. Fitzgerald
W. A. Haslam
Ray Young
C. E. Howard
Charles Canterbury
Windle Pettit Wedding at Grace Church in Elkins
Miss Betty June Windle and Lawrence Ray Pettit wed at Grace Episcopal Church Elkins at 3 Tuesday the ceremony featured chrysanthemums and greenery. Attendants included Miss Jean Windle and Mrs Isaac Burch with reception at Pinecrest Elkins accompanied by a three tier cake and gardenia decorations. The bride, a Davis and Elkins College graduate, wore a white satin gown and later a beige linen sheath. the groom, a Davis and Elkins College graduate in mathematics, wore formal attire.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Betty
June Windle
Elkins
Lawrence Ray
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles E. Wiant
Kenneth Lee Butt
J. L. Cats
Sabrina
Jean Lee Windle
Isac Burch
Betty Lee Butt
Susan Kenlee Butt
Miss Windle
Mrs. Burch
Betty Lee
Susan
Jack Preston Pettit
John Vering Raese
Paul Roger Errington
Pinecrest
Harry Kelly
Ellamore
George Potts
Baltimore
Robert Shaver
Patty Drummond
Thomas Rexrode
Mary Ann Roompass
Ila Rae Cobb Weds John Stephen Gardner in Morgantown
Ila Rae Cobb and John Stephen Gardner united in a double ring ceremony at Wesley Methodist Church Morgantown. The bride daughter of Usher A Cobb Kopperston wore silk organza gown with pearl details and a pearl crown veil. The couple will reside in Morgantown after studies with Cobb a WVU alumna and Gardner a WVU graduate attending dental school.
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Usher A. Cobb
Kopperston
Gardner
Stephen Gardner
Follawsbee
Donna Usher Cobb
Beverly Ann Bradley
Norlyn Bodkin
Antonio Licata
John Haley
West Virginia University
Kappa Delta Sorority
Psi Chi
Wesley Foundation
Richmond Professional Institute
College of William and Mary
University School of Dentistry
Theta Chi Fraternity
Spiin
Wesley Choir
Follansbee
Morgantown
Colcord Sunday Guests and Local Happenings
Colcord residents and relatives enjoyed a weekend of visits and events. Linda Meadows, bride-elect of Quincy Stover, was honored at a shower hosted by her grandparents in Ravenswood. Linda is a Clear Fork High School senior and plans an early wedding. Linda’s party included friends and family.
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Colcord
Carlos Milam
Ravenswood
Don Meadows
Linda
Miss Meadows
Quincy Stover
Clear, Fork High School
Mary McVey
Lawson
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Clyde Dillon
Luther Dillon
Charlie Nunneley
Wannie Belcher
Dorothy
Belcher
Early Belcher
Herman Dillon
Eunice
Coal River
Herbert Wright
George Royer
Dayton
Ohio
Tony Rich
Wright
Mike Rich
Jesse Wright
Burk Kuhn
Beckley Veteran’s Hospital
Lenore Wiseman
Chester Stover
Fayetteville Social Notes From Local Residents
Fayetteville society round up details visitors and hospital news. Mrs. Page Corley returns home after Memorial Hospital Charleston surgery. Carolyn Dillon vacationing with mother on Maple Avenue while employed in Schenectady. Mr. and Mrs. W Dale Stump visit Arlington relatives. mother-in-law injured near Hillsboro in Memorial Day accident. L. A. Diehl hosts Miss Boydie Casto and Miss Patricia McIlvain of Downingtown at Duke University nursing students. D H Perdue recovering after major surgery at Laird Memorial Montgomery.
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H. E. Dillon
Maple Avenue
W. Dale Stump
Arlington
E. 0. Wiseman
Watts Hospital
Durham
N. C
Hillsboro
L. A
Snibby” Diehl
Boydie Casto
Patricia Mcllavain
Downingtown
Duke University
School of Nursing
D. H. Perdue
Laird Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
Boyd
Cathy Lucas
L. D. Lucas Jr
Parkersburg
Admitted To Hospital Week In Wyom ing General Hospital
Wyoming General Hospital admitted 57 persons during the week ending Saturday. The list includes Mrs. Peggy Hay worth of Maben and many others from Mullens Itmann Pineville Cyclone New Richmond and surrounding areas. Patients were admitted Monday through Sunday with names across multiple towns.
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Mullens
ANS
Wyoming General Hospital
Peggy Hayworth
Maben
Ollie Halsey
New Richmond
Roger Neece
Alpeca
Terry Tunstalle
Pauline Repass
Rethal Sizemore
McGraws
Alma Thompson
Allen Junction
Violet Graley
Pineville
Bernard Thornton
Covel
Charles Radf
Lola Jean Monroe
Corinne
Harold Adkins
Shady Spring
Kathy Lush
Douglas McKinney
Eddie Hill
Sabine
Jesse Rinehart
Otsego
Ruth Mills
Slab Fork
Deloris Colbird
Iris Hansford
East Gulf
Claude Rayfield
Alice Lester
Bud
Otis Mills
Stephenson
James Stafford
Baileysville
Nellie Cook
Goldie Vaught
Ravencliff
Laura McMillion
David Larry Graham
Odd
Linda Williams
Shirley Shrewsubry
Jane ‘Eastridge
Shirley Adkins
Keyrock
C. L. Ware
Opal Elmadollar
Amigo
Robert Gray
Clear Fork
Felix Scott
James Hensley
Itmann
Gladys Farthing
Miner Bert Goode Seriously Injured At Island Creek Mine
Bert Goode remains in serious condition at Stevens Clinic Hospital Welch after injuries suffered in a Thursday mine accident at the Island Creek mine in Red Jacket. The item also lists multiple regional social visits, weekend guests, and travels of Pineville residents and relatives to and from Orlando, Florida. Los Angeles. Beckley. Huntington. Logan. Ezel, Kentucky. and Marion, Ohio, detailing a pattern of family and friend gatherings, hospitalizations, and travel.
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Pineville
Rns
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Bert Goode
Island Creek
Red Jacket
Bruce Howard
Winford Helton
Tib and
Lloyd
Logan
Dwight McGraw
Beckley
Ezel
Richard Allee
Los Angles
Calif
Darrell McGraw
James Trent
Huntington
Harry Haymaker
B. P. Green
Charleston
Stacy Mullens
Claude Phillips
Joe
Charlie Stone
Bluefield Sanitarium
Itmann
Oley Grose
Robin Lynn
Orlando
Fla
Ike Belcher
Edgar Stone
Tom Stone
Robert Stone
Ruby Kight
George
Orlando, Fla
Paige Hinzman
Marion
Ohio
Gene Nutter
St. Albans
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Rhododendron Daily
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Electoral College
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H. P. Thomas
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Cincinnati
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Windle-Pettit Wedding Road
Ila Rae Cobb
John S. Gardner
Alfred P. Wallace
Clyde English
John Piles
Miss Cobb
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L. D. Lucas
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