Area Student Helps To Form Marshall Council
Jim Farley of Rock Creek and Marshall University students organized the Junior Inter-Fraternity Council to provide experienced leaders for future fraternity work. Pledge presidents from Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Sigma Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon Lambda Chi Alpha Kappa Alpha Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon helped form the group with Dean Willey as advisor. Projects include campus improvements statewide cleanup community relations and an annual pledge basketball tournament. Jimmy finished his freshman year and made the dean's list in the second semester. He is the son of Azel Farley.
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Rock Creek
RNS
Jim Farley
Rock Crek
Marshall University
Marshall
Junior Inter-Fraternity Council
Pi Kappa Alpha
Ed Childress
Alpha Sigma Phi
Jim North
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Vita Esposito
Lambda Chi Alpha
Art Fornari
Kappa Alpha
Jim Stone
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Larry Gardner
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Dean Willey
Jimmy
Azel Farley
Big eviction job Milwaukee expressway displaces pets
Milwaukee deputies evict the Thomas Burke family for an expressway and remove more than 200 rabbits 50 chickens 6 dogs and assorted pigeons from the home. Sharon Parmley 17 of Warrensburg Missouri bowled a perfect 300 in an adult league debut with 111 and 214 games.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Milwaukee County
Thomas Burke
Sharon Parmley
Warrensburg
Prison Warden Retiring July
Alderson Federal Reformatory for Women warden Miss Nina Kinsella, 71, will retire effective July 1 after 30 years in the Federal Prison Bureau and since 1949 at Alderson. She will be succeeded by Miss Gladys Bowman, 47, associate warden at Terminal Island, Calif. Bowman joined the bureau in 1946 and is a former WAC officer and reserve major.
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Alderson
RNS
Nina Kinsella
Federal Reformatory For Women At
Robert F. Kennedy
Kinsella
Federal Prison Bureau
Kennedy
Gladys Bowman
Women’s
Federal Correctional Institution
Terminal Island
Calif
Massachusetts
Miss Kinsella
Federal Bureau
Prison Bureau
Woman's Army Corps
WAC
Love Waives On Check Charge In Fayetteville
Thomas E. Love, taken into custody after a months long search by local officers, has been released on a $1,500 bond after waiving hearing on charges of passing bad checks. He was located Saturday at a Salem Road home of a relative. He is accused of passing at least three bad checks including $40 at an Oak Hill clothing store, $15 at a service station, and $35 made out to cash.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Thomas E. Love
Love
Salem Road
Oak Hill
Raids Target Phi Delta Mu House in Springfield Pub Bust
UPI reports police raided the Phi Delta Mu fraternity house at American International College in Springfield. Officers seized illegally stored liquor and found a soft drink machine rigged to dispense seven illegal pours.
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Camouflage
Springfield
Mass
UPI
Phi Delta Mu
American International College
Matheny Tops LI Pitchers With .543 Hitting Mark
Eddie Matheny star Red Leg pitcher leads the Little League batting with a .543 average after 46 at bats, 25 hits and seven home runs including two grand slams by Saturday, June 24. Jim Gwinn of the Tigers hits .500 with 21 in 42 at bats, as several pitchers such as Ronny Harrah Mike Duda and Charles Flint place in the top ten.
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Oak Hill
Eddie Matheny
Matheny
Anyother
Jim Gwinn
Tigers
Gwinn
Ronny Harrah
Red Legs
Mike Duda
Senators
Charles Flint
AB Pet
Jack Sheaves
Larry Gryzb
Jack Davis
Mike Duda Senatros
Wid
Charles Flint Tigers
Wallace Bennett
Camping Sessions Begin at Beck Camp With Scout Leaders
Bill Stewart of Buckskin Boy Scout Council in Fayette and Burning Springs District discusses camping with Mrs. Don Sanford, Girl Scout council president and Camp Abbot director. Two sessions completed, a third ran Thursday to Monday, five camps planned this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stewart
Buckskin Boy Scout Council
Fayette
Burning Springs
Don Sanford
Girl Scout Council
Camp Abbot
Seven-Foot Pickett seeks fence against Babe Ruth league
Santa Fe New Mexico state official Ingram B Seven-Foot Pickett asked the City Council to build a fence around his property to shield his home from a nearby Babe Ruth League ball park. He said quiet days ended when the park opened and described prairie dogs invading his yard chasing the family cat Princess Sri.
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Santa Fe, N.M
UPD State Corporation
Ingram B
Pickett
Princess Sri
Cow comes to Van Nuys milk route in June is Dairy Month stunt
A Van Nuys housewife left a note asking the milkman to bring a cow due to heavy milk consumption. The cow was provided for a day by the June is Dairy Month committee. Also notes a Belmont Stakes trend with Carry Back and Tompion failing in recent runnings and past odds favorites Tim Tam and Bold Ruler.
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van Nuys
Calif
UPI
Carry Back
Tompion
Tim Tam
Bold Ruler
Tax payments sent to wrong office in Parkersburg
UPI reports the federal income tax office in Parkersburg received West Virginia personal income tax payments destined for Charleston. Collector Nathaniel Looker urged taxpayers to send state tax reports to Charleston and noted an application for a state beer license among the misdirected mail.
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Parkersburg
UPI
Federal Income Tax
West Virginia
Nathaniel Looker
Charleston
Marsh Fork District Woman's Club Officers at Princeton Meeting
West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Southern District Work shop in Princeton features Marsh Fork District officers and members. Present are outgoing president Maude Parolari treasurer L C Weamer first president Willa Jo Bradley historian Carl D Jarrell president Warren Webb secretary Grace Tabor and Robert Hale. Princeton delegation includes Mrs Leroy Williamson of Montreal. Miss Tabor received an Epsilon Sigma Omicron pin from the General Federation offices in Washington DC after completing a WVU approved adult education reading program.
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West Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Princeton
Marsh Fork
Maude Parolari
L. C. Weamer
Willa Jo Bradley
District Club
Carl D. Jarrell
Warren Webb
Grace Tabor
Robert Hale
Tabor
Epsilon Sigma Omicron
General Federation
Washington, D. C
West Virginia University
Senators blow out Giants with 12 run third inning
Oak Hill league action sees the Senators defeat the Giants 21 to 8 after a 12 run third inning. Mike Duda earned the win as Booth took the loss. Giants James and Senators Baker Gregg posted the only extra base hits with doubles. If not for the third, final margin would be 9-8. Minor League feature notes Pirates beat Dodgers 17-16.
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Oak Hill
RNL
Senators
Giants
Mike Duda
Booth
James
Baker
Gregg
Pirates
Dodgers
Seals and Colts Tie In Youth League Action
In Oak Hill the Seals and the Colts tied 9-9 after seven innings before darkness halted play. A playoff is set for 5:30 PM at the National Guard field. Colts, 3-1, face Bears for league lead while Seals seek to break Lions for third place. Lions beat Seals 9-7 Saturday.
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OAK Hill
BNL
Seals
Colts
Elmer Sheaves
National Guard Field
City Park
Bears
Lions
California Visitors Arrive In Beckley
Beckley welcomes the Wright family from Pacoima California Mr and Mrs William H Wright and daughter Susan join Mr and Mrs Samuel Wright and Mrs Susan Wright in North Beckley The Wrights plan a six week motor tour to Pittsburgh and New York City before returning to California Mrs Starling Moss of Westmoreland Street returns from New York City and will stay in Beckley for the summer Visiting at James P Nicholas home over the weekend were James R Nicholas Washington DC and Mabel Benbow Baltimore Md
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William H. Wright
North Beckley
Samuel Wright
Suisan
Pacoima
Cal
Wrights
Beckley
Golden State
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh
New York City
California
Starling Moss
Westmoreland St
James P. Nicholas
Ringleben St
James R. Nicholas
Washington, D. C
Mabel Benbow
Baltimore
Residents visit kin and reunions span Ohio to Kentucky
Mt Hope area notes guests from Levitown and Paintsville attend family gatherings. Families including Hurd, Rice, Dezarn and McLain visit relatives in Ohio and Virginia. Junior Camp attendees from Mount Hope Baptist Temple travel to Cowen. Isabell Oschlager ill at home. Count Fleet won the 1943 Belmont Stakes by 25 lengths with two rivals.
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Mount Hope
Rns
Pat Delfino
Belinda
Bruce
Levittown
Hobart Hurd
Cora Hurd
Earl Janis
J. L. Wilkins
Mary Sue Wilkins
Rice
Paintsville
Cowen
Fleet
Darnall Burrus Vows Exchanged In Mt Hope
The Mount Hope Methodist Church saw the wedding of Miss Nancy Carolyn Burruss of Mount Hope and William Henry Darnall III of Mount Hope and Laurel Maryland in a 2:30 p.m. double ring ceremony. Attendants wore yellow and blue outfits. reception followed with white gladioli decor. The couple will live in Laurel Maryland after a trip. The bride is a 1956 Mount Hope High School graduate and West Virginia Wesleyan alumna. the groom is an engineering graduate of Virginia Tech and works at Ft Meade Maryland while pursuing a master’s degree. Out-of-town guests included Spearen, Marshall, Carrell, Darnall and Chambers.
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Mount Hope
RNS
Nancy Carolyne Burruss
Wiliam Henry Darnall III
Mount Hope and
Laurel
William Lewis Burruss Jr
Helen Darnall
William H. Darnall Jr
George D. Porter
John Barnum
Liebestraum
Richard Yates
William L. Billups
John H. Hill
Columbus
Ohio
Flower Girl
Natalie Haugh
West Allis
Wis
Lee Fontana
Ambrose Bryan
R. C. Simpkins
William Wonder
Oak Hill
Kathleen Spearen
Fayetteville
Patsy Mayes
Page
Clark Williams
Norfolk
Morris Drive
Mount Hope High School
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Loch Raven Methodist Church
Baltimore
Darnall
Virginia Polytechnic Institue
Blacksburg
Department of Defense
Ft. Meade
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Carl Spearen
Shrewsbury
George Marshall
Guysville
Minor T. Carrell
Cairo
Carolyn Darnall
Beckley
Philip Kruse
Silver Springs
William Chambers
Bethesda
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Beckwith
Betty Ramey
Oak
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Jan Caye Gwinn
Mt. Hope
Starr Tolliver
Marian Atha
Eagle
Sue Ann Dodd
Brenda Carol Bennett
WCTU
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Woman’s Club Plans
Leroy Williamson
Montreal
Prince ST
Marty’s & Snow Thornton
People’s Credit Store & Ace Adjustment
Darnall-Burrus
Henry Darnall III
Frank Mauritz Studio
Bell-Ans
Bell- Ans
Orangeburg
N. Y
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