Baileysville Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Baileysville brief notes list Edward Harless returning from a Washington trip, Ruth Stone and Henry Morgan visiting and Ruth Morgan recovering from surgery at Bluefield Sanitorium. The Tullys and children planned a Florida vacation while T Sgt Howard A Stone resumed duty in Charleston after 30 days off. Pratt reunion attendees from Marion and nearby towns were present along with Meadows visitors from Welch.
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Baileysville
Rns
Edward Harless
Columbia
D. C
Ruth Stone
Henry Morgan
Morgan
Bluefield
Howard A. Stone
Charleston
S. C
Obert Harmon
Pineville
Pratt
Marion
Jim Pratt
Freddy
Harrison
Walter Toler
Jimmy
Bruce Fitch
Dorothy Ferguson
Juanita Toler
Eugene Meadows of
Welch
Boomer Resident Feted With Stork Shower
Boomer residents honored Mrs. Charles Cavendish with a stork shower hosted Friday evening at Mrs. Ray Smith's home. Co-hosts were Mrs. Merl King and Mrs. A. J. Waid. Guests included Mrs. Leonard Baughan, Mrs. Burl McCutcheon, Mrs. Boomer Plumley, Mrs. Loyd Maties, Mrs. Harry Shawkey, Mrs. C. W. Bell, Mrs. Sam DeMarco, Mrs. Robert Ballard, Mrs. Eugene Simms, and Miss Carolyn O'Dell.
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Boomer
Ray Smith
Charles Cavendish
Merl King
A. J. Waid
Leonard Baughan
Burl’ McCutcheon
Boomer Plumley
Loyd Maties
Harry Shawkey
C. W. Bell
Sam DeMarco
Robert Ballard
Eugene Simms
Carolyn O'Dell
Pineville Lions Install Officers for New Year
Pineville Lions Club installs officers at a Saturday ceremony in Cow Shed. Darrell McGraw becomes president as Joe Bragg notes upcoming Chicago trip for Minute Man Band with plans to depart July 7 and return July 12. 28 members, 14 with perfect attendance. guests include Mrs Massey and John Thomas.
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Pineville
RNIS
Minuteman
Chicago
International Lions Club
Joe Bragg
Pineville Lions Club
Chicago Stadium
West Virginia
Sheridan Plaza Hotel
Bragg
Cow Shed
Darrell V. McGraw
William England Jr
Eugene Graham
Robert Venznia
David Acord
Jack Mullins
John Rogers
Sam ‘Minjaci
Norman Morgan
C. W. Andrick
Lee Massey
Ansted Club
Pineville Club
Gerald Acord
Ram Collins
Frank Deskins
Gene Graham
Doug Hamlin
Woodrow Rutherford
John Scoleri
John Legg
Jesse Houck
Darrell McGraw
England
Rogers
Massey
Wives of the Lions
Florence Wilkes
Pineville Woman's Club
Pineville Rotary Club
John Thomas
Thomas
Oak Hill student attends Alpha Phi biennial conference in Calif
Miss Jean Sharon Frisk of Oak Hill, West Virginia, a member of Alpha Phi at University, served as a delegate at the 42nd Biennial Convention in Pasadena. The Huntington-Sheraton hotel hosted events from Monday to today, highlighting the Alpha Phi Foundation and its Youth investment mission. Members note cardiac aid donations exceed 265000 since 1946 along with extensive service hours.
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Oak Hill
Jean Sharon Wate
Frisk
West
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
Alpha Phi Foundation
Alpha Phi
Mount Hope Mount Hope social notes and injuries
The Mount Hope column lists visitors and local events including Mr and Mrs Charles Sorrell of Baltimore visiting Mount Hope friends, Roger Trzicak in Beckley Hospital with a broken jaw from a Sunday ball, and several locals headed to Bible School and National Guard training. Other updates mention Miss Stella Davis visiting, James Montgomery training at Ft Knox, J C Miller Jr taking a job in Boomer, and relatives visiting from Detroit Syracuse and Asheville.
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Mount Hope
Charles Sorrell
Bobby
Baltimore
Charlie Massey
Roger Trzicak
Arnold Trzicak
Beckley Hospital
Price Hill Free
Price Hill Free‘will Baptist Church At 7:30 P. m. Miss Stella Davis
James Montgomery
National Guard
Ft. Knox
J. C. Miller Jr
Esso Standard Oil Co
Boomer
Nellie Smith
Bryant Crouse
Ted Davis
Sandra Kay Davis
Bluefield
Deck Davis
Maple Fork
Charles Stover
Louisville, Ky
Jerry Miller
Ethel Ridgeway
Doris Ann Green
Syracuse
N. Y
J.C. Miller Sr
Kopperston Personal Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Local residents share weekend visits and travel plans across Kopperston and nearby towns. Lester Buckley and family plan Daytona Beach trip with several relatives. multiple households host guests from Beckley Lorado Lancer Mullens and Cleveland Ohio. Patti Booth returns home after hospitalization. Sandra Buckley visits Montgomery relatives. additional short mentions of guests at T. P. Mooney and Branham households.
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Kopperston
RNS
Lester Buckley
Keith Brown
Beckley
John Rush
Lorado
T. H. Bailey
Eric Tyree
Vernal Tyree
Twin Oaks
Ella Maynard
Lancer
Daytona Beach
Fla
Lester Buckleys
Ted Sauls
T. R. Workman
Carl Smith
Glenn Keyes
T. A. Kessler
Montgomery
Patti Booth
The
Man Memorial Hospital
T. P. Mooney
Harrison Arrowood
Mullens
Edgar Justus
Cleveland
Ohio
Clarence Branham
Sandra
Morgan Brown
Bim
Pineville Personal News Highlights Movements and Visits
Pineville area residents share travel plans and home moves. Mrs Goldin Cook and her daughter plan to settle in Long View Texas with laygoers, while Rudy Cook remains visiting in Jacksonville Florida. Families visit relatives in Pineville and nearby communities, including Columbus and Rock Creek, amid hospital updates and local travel.
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Pineville
Rns
Goldin- Cook
Ruby Layman
Long View
Texas
Rudy
Jacksonville
Flo
Zed C. Ball
Doris Steiner
Cleveland
Stellie Williams
Rock Creek
Joseph N. Williams
Laura Acord
Jane Wills
Quince Borrer
Denver Pettey
Johnny Stone
Ernie Eskew
Ohio
Chris Cantley
Marion Eskew
Larry Collins
Jimmy Farley
Retatives
Quince Rorrer
Raymond Cantley
David
Danny
Blanche
Melba Rorrer
Cottage Grove
Ore
Elizabeth Flynn
Ben Cooke
Elizabeth Faye
Beckley
Jake Dilly
Katy Burnside
Dry Creek
Lowell Borrer
Lacy Cantley
Glen Daniel
Glen Rogers Personals News Highlights Local Visitors
Glen Rogers society notes list recent hospital visits and births. Sue Broyles returns from Beckley after surgery. Debra Jean Clay born June 18 in Arlington. Mary Alderman and Phyliss Alder man visit. Mrs Pearly Egnor visits Sophia. Infant Tammie Taraczkozy returns home from Memorial hospital Beckley. Others return from Arlington and Fairdale with several family greetings.
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Glen Rogers
Sue Broyles
Arnold ‘Broyles
Beckley Hospital
George Clay
Arlington
Debra Jean
Sophia
Alex Taraczkozy
Memorial Hospital
Beckley
Tammie
Margaret Alderman
Carmen Bailey
Fairdale
Cuartes Alexander
Ralph
Chillicothe
Johnny Bailey
Marshall Free
Clifford Free
Bir
Clare Brooks
John Brooks
Nancy
Oceana
Arthur Sweeney
Mine Rescue Stations To Get New Apparatus
CHARLESTON The State Mines Department acquires new breathing apparatus for mine rescue stations. Crawford L. Wilson, chief, says six complete face-piece type devices have been received and three more are on order to replace obsolete equipment no longer manufactured. The six delivered were placed at the Wharton No 2 mine rescue station of Eastern Gas and Fuel in Barrett Boone County.
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Charleston
State Mines Department
Crawford L. Wilson
Wharton No. 2
Eastern Gas & Fetal
Crates
Barrett
Boone County
Weather Keeps Speaker From Attending Demo Dinner
Democrats in Charleston turned last night’s Jefferson Jackson Day dinner into a family night as bad weather prevented the main speaker from arriving. New York Mayor Robert F Wagner failed to land en route and returned by train, forcing substitutes to give five minute talks from candidates for Secretary of State, Supreme Court, and the U S Senate.
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Charleston
Supreme Court
Daniel Boone
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Washington
Arthur B. Koontz
Hulett C. Smith
Harley O. Staggers
Cleveland M. Bailey
Robert C. Byrd
Elizabeth Kee
H. L. Ducker
Huntington
Harold A. Bangert
Thornton G. Berry
Welch
U. S. Senate
Federal Pension Increases For Early Retirees
Washington AP Some 232000 retired federal workers will see bigger pension checks in September after President Eisenhower signed a bill boosting benefits about 10 percent for those who began drawing before Oct 1, 1955. The top annual increase is $304. The changes take effect Aug 1 and will appear in September checks. About 12000 widows previously ineligible also gain. Workers who retired after Oct 1, 1956 remain under a different pension schedule.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Civil Service Commission
ASC Committee Chairman Named for West Virginia
Clyde Bonar of Burlington Mineral County was named chairman of the West Virginia State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. The appointment, by the Secretary of Agriculture, was announced with Senators Revercomb and Hoblitzell. Bane D. Warner of Frankford Greenbrier County was named as a member. Bonar has served on the committee since January 1956 and succeeds H S Vandervort of Morgantown who retired under a rotation policy.
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Washington
Clyde Bonar
Burlington
Mineral County
West Virginia
H. S. Vandervort
Morgantown
Vandervort
Close To Home Fireman Dies Battling Blaze
San Diego California four days after Kenneth Key reported as a rookie fireman he joined his company in fighting a house fire that engulfed his own home. The tragedy highlights the dangers faced by firefighters early in their careers.
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San Diego
Calif
Kenneth Key
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