Logan County judge race hits court for absentee ballot ruling
The Oklahoma Supreme Court hears the election dispute over 18 absentee ballots in the Logan County Democratic primary for circuit judge. Incumbent C. C. Chambers leads challenger Claude A. Joyce 6,670 to 6,666. Joyce seeks to invalidate the ballots, claiming improper counting at polling places.
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Charleston
Logan County
Supreme Court
High Court
C. C. Chambers
Claude A. Joyce
Joyce
Chambers
Board of Canvassers
Logan County Commission
Ers
Board of
Deeds Recorded In Wyoming County Transfers Listed
Deeds recorded in Wyoming County Clerk office show Lorenzo Grose and Effie J Grose selling to Lacy and Ramona Repass for about 3000 dollars. Other transfers include Shrewsburys to Carl and Willa Blankenship for 300, Blankenships to Walter Meade for 150, Branham to Johnston for 3000, Eastridge to Dye for 1400, Harmons to Young for 1400, Sullins to Josie Sullins for lots in Iroquois, Acords to Dillon for 250, Lesters to Vance for Cub Creek property, Ritter Lumber to Salyers for 900, Lilly Land to Fink for 1200, Shields to Bishop for 2800, Sparks to Necessary for 700, Morgan to Hunnicutt for 700, Ellison to Coleman for 700, and Bailey to Sampy Les.
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Pineville
Rns
Lorenzo
Effie J. Grose
Allen Junction
Lacy
Ramona Repass
Wyoming County
W. Shrewsbury
Delilah Shrewsbury
Carl
Willa Blankenship
River Street
Lusk
Juanita
Fred Blankenship
Walter Meade
New Richmond
London
Virginia
D. H
Ada Eastridge
Madison
Dorothy Dye
Welton
Bertha Harmon
Walter
Edna Young
Clifford
Josie Sullins
Iroquois
Frank
Christobelle Acord
Frederick Dillon
Ritz
John and
Lara Lester
Geraldine Vance
Cub Creek
Baileysville
W. M. Ritter Lumber Company
Herman
Betty Salyers
Glover
J. H. Lilly Land Company
W. K. Fink
Doke
Violet Shields
Howard
Goldin Bishop
Medford
Arnold
Emileen Sparks
Marvin
Maelola
Center District
Edith Morgan
H. P
Ann Hunnicutt
Alva
Opal Ellison
Christine Coleman
Elkins
Oceana
Bud Bailey
Sampy Les
Logan Ballot Inquiry Sees Two More State Police Assigned
A Logan County primary election probe expands with two additional State Police sergeants C N Otto of Philippi and W F Bowley of Shinnston joining Sgt C C McGraw of Oak Hill. Asst Atty Gen Joseph Hodgson Jr leads with W R Wortham Jr as technical assistant. Barron cites numerous offenses by election officers from both parties. A meeting planned to coordinate ongoing investigation.
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LOGAN
Attorney General’s Office
Logan County
C. N. Otto
Philippi
W. F. Bowley
Shinnston
C. C. McGraw
Oak Hill
Joseph Hodgson Jr
W. R. Wortham Jr
Huntington
Marshall College
Hodgson
W. W. Barron
Barron
Mission Assn. To Hold 75th Session
The New River Valley Mission Association will hold its 75th annual session at First Baptist Church in Montgomery June 29-30 with the theme Challenge of the Changing Order. Opening at 9 a.m. includes Rev W M Jones presiding. annual sermon by Rev A Wilson Wood. main speaker Dr Eddie Wilson of Lynchburg College. Panelists include Dr L B Ballard and E C Smith. other speakers listed. Youth Association address by Garten W J Wallace. Public invited.
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Oak Hill
New River Valley Mission Association
First Baptist Church
Montgomery
W. M. Jones
Lester
A. Wilson Wood
Eddie Wilson
Lynchburg College
Lynchburg
L. B. Ballard
Bluefield State College
E. C. Smith
Mount Hope
Henry Dubois
Beckley
Walter Harris
Property transfers in Huff and Slab Fork districts
Muzzle Creek in Huff District sells for about $50. Archie and Phyllis Roberts and others transfer parcels including Lot 21 in Roberts Addition, Oceana, for about $1,500. Homer and Nora Lilly sell property in Slab Fork District for about $220 to Benny Norman.
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Ter
Muzzle Creek
Huff
Archie
Phyllis Roberts
Henrietta
Darrel Lamb
Willard
Lula Neal
Roberts
Oceana
Homer
Nora Lilly
Benny Norman
Slab Fork
No Hope For Hotel Strike Settlement At Greenbrier
The first meeting between unions and management at the Greenbrier Hotel in White Sulphur Springs is scheduled today but little chance of a settlement exists. The hotel offers two cents more per hour first year and three cents second year for a two year contract, while 700 striking workers seek 10 cents more each year. Legal disputes over occupancy and pay are possible as the hotel stands empty and conventions vanish, including the West Virginia State Amateur Golf Tournament.
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White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier
Paul S. Hudgins
Huntington
Jack Gillespie
Gillespie
Hudgins
C&o
Arnold Schlossberg
Charleston
Volved
West Virginia
Two Injured in Car Wreck Near Lynco Junction
Edward Hall, 22, and Leo Mullins, 36, both of Oceana, were treated at Wyoming General Hospital for injuries from a car accident near Lynco Junction. Hall sustained a nose and forearm laceration requiring over 50 stitches and was released after treatment. Mullins suffered a right arm fracture and multiple facial bruises and remains hospitalized.
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Lynco Junction
Hall
Mullins
Pax PAX yard picnic and visits described
A Sunday yard picnic at Mrs. Lula F. Paschal’s home drew family and friends from Ohio and West Virginia towns. Attendees included Bun yan Janney Myra and Starlena Teaster and Marshall Teaster from Twinsburg and Weirwood. Sherman Stover and sons Roger and Alan. Rev Leonard Hewlett. Jackie Aliff. and more. Visitors to Beckley Hospital and local homes are noted along with Marshall College summer students and relatives visiting Sophia and Huntington area residents.
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PAX
Lula F. Paschal
Bunyan Janney
Myra
Twinsburg
Ohio
Weirwood
Starlen Teaster
Starlena and Marshall
Tams
Sherman Stover
Roger
Alan
Leonard Hewlett
Beckley
Bill Dobson
Pax Branch
Jackie Aliff
Mack Woolwine
R. L. Pennington
Randy
Rosella
Joanne
Nancy
Tommy
Clear Creek
Corabel Albano
Marietta
Clemma Lafferty
Baltimore
Theora Abshire
Rosie Lafferty
Beckley Hospital
Monroe Penning‘ton
Sandra
Cincinnati
Ed Harless
Bill Harless
Marshall College
Huntington
Sharon Janney
Jack Murdock
Sophia
Scouts Complete Brownie Day Camp at Camp Abbot
Fay ette County Brownie Girl Scouts completed a week of Brownie Day Camp at Camp Abbot with about 104 girls. Director Mrs. William B. Abele of Charlton Heights led five units named The Bull Ring The Brown Derby The Animal Land The Little Rascals and The Birdhouse. A Scouts Own program was presented by the camp choir. Each girl made a gift for her mother and each tent staged a closing skit with unit costumes and acts.
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Joann “Blackie’’ Grabosky
Doris ‘‘Casper
Mauritz
Joyce
Jeckle’ Spade
Anita “Heckle” Williams
Animal Land
Maxine
Rabbit” Gibson
Norma “Squirrel” Janey
Little Rascals
Edith “Pixie” Portman
Kathryn “Pixie” Clemons
Betty “Blue-Jay” Daniels
Eleanor
Robin”’ Rogers
Sandra Jarrett
Kathy Grabosky
Brenda Gwinn
Glenna King
Becky Hulleston
Dawn Tolliver
Donna Burgess
Louanna Woodrum
Connie Glenn
Stephanie Witt
Jennifer Jarrett
Paige Janney
Linda McClusky
Sherry Pettry
Ann Lee
Pamela Legg
Sherry Salisbury
Debby Glenn
Sharon Graney
Freda Cox
Linda Saunders
Unit No. 1
Unit No.2
Unit No. 3
Unit No. 4
Unit No. 5
Lucy
Susie Thomas
Sue Allen
Sug Dorton
Darlene Teano
Patty Whitley
Shirley Tyree
Sharon Watkins
Scout
Linda McClaskey
Linda Susan Garden
Charyl Lee Kurzyna
Karen Kay McKinney
Victoria Lee Watts
Deborah Jo Scott
Patty Hamilton
Judith Karen Duncan
Patty Lane
Sharon Ann Peters
Paula Lane
Barbara Carter
Linda Susan Peters
Drema Williams
Luella Kay May
Nan Icy
Elaine Jones
Elginia Smith
Warning issued to parents over school vandalism acts
In Logan County special investigator Raymond C. Ferguson warns vandals and reminds parents that a recently passed law holds them responsible for all damage to school property by their children. He cites Peach Creek Elementary damage of about 2000 dollars and notes over 5000 dollars in losses during each school vacation. Call PL 3 1550 to report incidents.
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RNL
Logan County
Raymond C. Ferguson
Ferguson
Peach Creek
Board of Education
Two Wyoming Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
In Pineville Wyoming County Clerk office issued licenses to James Sigmon 23 of Glen Fork son of P T and Georgia Sigmon and Betty Stewart 18 of Matheny daughter of French and Littie Stewart Robert Lee Phillips 22 of Mallory son of John and Nancy Phillips and Ruth Karen Stevens 18 daughter of Archie and Marie Stevens.
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Pineville
Rns
Wyoming County
James Sigmon
Glen Fork
P. T
Georgia Sigmon
Betty Stewart
Matheny
French
Littie Stewart
Robert Lee Phillips
Mallory
John
Nancy Phillips
Ruth Karen Stevens
Archie
Marie Stevens
Escapees Captured Near Moundsville Penitentiary
Two state prisoners William Rine and John Kershner were captured hiding in a garage near the Moundsville State Penitentiary less than an hour after escaping over a wall near the wagon gate. Rine is 17 from Ohio County and Kershner is 42 from Fayette County.
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Moundsville
State Penitentiary
William Rine
Ohio County
John Kershner
Fayette County
Ravencliff Community Notes on Visits and Returns
Mrs. Lottie Vaught returns from Pinecrest Sanitarium Beckley after a year as patient. Jeanette Vaught comes home from Oregon. Mrs. Willard Ownby returns to Charleston after visiting Geraldine Ownby in the Mann home. Weekend visitors to the Manns include families from Lebanon Honaker and Glen Rogers. The Laffertys from Roanoke visit Wade Pinson. Clarence Pinson returns to Dayton Ohio after visiting his parents. Mrs. Clifford Lucas undergoes surgery at Wyoming General Hospital Mullens. Lamb home hosts include Huntington and Cleveland relatives. Goldie Vaught returns from Wyoming General Hospital after two weeks. Bill King, fresh from a 13 month Korea tour, on extended leave with George King family before Fort Benning. Sue Polk leaves for Washington DC to visit sister Margaret Ann.
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Dayton
Ohio
Clifford Lucas
Wyoming General Hospital
Mullens
A. Lamb
Tommy Lamb
Robert Lamb
Huntington
Bill Lamb
Cleveland
Ernest Polk
Washington, D.C
Margaret Ann
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