Hazard area weekend visits and military moves reported
The report lists multiple weekend visits in Hazard Kentucky from families in Pineville and surrounding areas. It notes Sgt Roy F. Thomas leaving for Fort Knox after a 28 day stay with wife and son in Pineville, and Sgt Verlen R. Smith accompanying him. It mentions James Parks driving from Charleston to visit relatives, and several residents visiting relatives in Charleston Roanoke and Huntington while others travel to Mississippi, Georgia and Ireland for various family, medical, and work reasons.
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Dell Cooke
Virgil’ Smith
Curtis Gayhart
Hazard
Gerald Bilson
Juanita Smith
James’ Parks
Charleston
Red Nis
H.grady Stebbins
New York City
Latha Cook
Montgomery
W. L. Davidson
Korea
J. R. Beavers
Joseph Yurkanin
Roanoke
James D. Gunter
United States
England
Lewis D'Antoni
Mullens
R. H. Coburn
Bobby Coburn
Maybeury
Dorothy Davis
Northfork
Fla
R. H. Breeden
Roy Lee
Joseph P. Taylor
Paul Goode
Fete Morgan
Goldin Cook
W. ©. Bailey, Sr
Ruby Layman
Malens
Robert Simmons
Gery
Charles P. Simmons
Oceana
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Raymond R. McClure
Glen Rogers
Pineville
Gerald Ellison
Jackiel Cox
Buddy Manning
Jimmy Hash
Buddy Cook
W. C. Goode
Beckle
Iis
MacGoode Poff
Walter Green
Larry
Karen
Huntington
J. C. Collins
Sally Cline
Richard Grimme
Freddy
Maxine
Edward Selvey
Myrtle Beach
D. C
Pine Wile
Joseph Edward Belcher
CS. Worrell
St. Joseph Aspirin For Children in Orange Flavor
The fragment mentions aspirin for children with orange flavor and references adult dose quantities. It appears as a damaged OCR snippet lacking complete context or clear events.
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St. Joseph
Bettty Jane Redmond Weds Sgt William B Legg
Oak Hill Miss Betty Janet Redmond daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles S Redmond exchanged wedding vows with Sgt William B Legg United States Air Force son of Mr and Mrs O B Legg at the groom's parents home in Oak Hill. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev Shirley Donnelly and Rev Edward Thomas with spring flowers in the living room. A reception followed and the couple left for a brief wedding trip.
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Register
Oak Hill
Betty Janet Redmond
Charles S. Redmond
Oak' Hil
Willard B. Legg
United States
Air Fores
O. B. Legg
Shirley Donnelly
Edward] Thomas
Steward McClain
Betty Ruth Billheimer
Montgomery
Pegsy Crouch
Nancy Janey
Kenneth Legg
Collins High School
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Sgt. Legg
Oak Hill High School
Poys
Air Force
Wright-Patteson Air Force Base
Dayton
Irma Hirley
James Mathews
Maxine “Cruikshanks
Steward “McClain
Helen Crouch
New Preparation Plant at Pocahontas Coals Near Herndon
Buckeye Coal and Coke Co. nears completion of a modern preparation plant at the Tierney mines near Herndon Pocahontas to clean Pocahontas No. 3 coal. The facility, fed by 10 ton loads, will process about 300 tons per hour with 150 tons cleaned and 80 percent yield, aided by Magnatite magnetic separation technology patented by American Cyanamid. The project covers roughly 3000 acres of coal land and anticipates 35 to 40 years of operation with stripping work on Pocahontas seams Nos. 3 4 and Beck Ney.
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Register
Pineville
Coord
Leona Adams
Lawrence Miller
Matheny
Oceana
George W. Bailey
Eda Bailey
Busi! Creek
William McGinnis Holroyd
Betty Lively Holroyd
Edna
Oceana District
George P. Alderson, Jr
Lydia Alderson
George P. Alderson
Chester Fitzwater
Dorothy Fitzwater
Barker Creek
Barkers Ridge
Rick
William Worthness
Hollis Brooks
W. B. Belcher
C. A
Shrewsbury
James Lloyd Bailey
Charles
Edward Shrewsbury
River Drive
Center
Roy Elmer Justice
Ralph Adkins
Baileysville
J. E. Calvert
W. S. ‘Inger
Hedrick Carter
Corinne
Rosa Ellis
Florence Gordon
Herndon Heights
R. B. Bishop
Aveille
Batley
William Eskruge
Rockview
Pineville Land Company, Incorporated
Jesse W. Hauck
Lonker-Smith
Pocahontas
Jcoal Nowsis
Wye
Ming Co
Tierney
Premier
Herndon
Maning
Dierney
Mont- ‘Kella
Montisella
American Cyanamid Company
Brown & Wright
Frinceton
Preshontas No
Ney
Pocahontas No. 3
New Coal Plant Cuts Ash and Switches to Mechanical Loading
A new coal preparation plant aims to reduce ash to seven percent and shift to mechanical loading while eliminating pickers used at the mine tipple. The plant will produce four sizes and handle debris via a slag and slate bin system, feeding a cleaning section with crushers, vibrators, and a six by sixteen foot screen before washing and sorting to a Pocahontas coal product. Capacity reaches 1500 tons per eight hours with future wash-plant expansion possible. T. R. Blankenship, George Farmer, Henry Farmer, and others presented the project to assembled staff and visitors amid school guest appearances in local towns.
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Hewitt-Robbins
Nordberg
T. R. Blankenship
Stephenson
George Farmer
Tipple
Henry Farmer
Local Notes and Births From Fayetteville Area
Curmmings of Hated receives degrees conferred by Maudeamis and officers after a shoulder operation at Beckley Hospital. Thelma Barton and another Wonk reportedly at home. District 7 spring meeting set for Beckley. Sgt Mrs Kenneth Eskew announces birth of Denise Ann Eskew at Fort Knox on Friday Feb 22. Denise’s mother Lita Yon hails from Fayetteville. Sgt Eskew’s parents are from Charleston, formerly Fayetteville.
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Maudeamis
Beckley Hospital
Thelma “Barton
Beckley
Payetteville
Kenneth Eskew
Ft. Knox
Denise Ann
Eskew
Lita Yon
Booth Named Resident Engineer at Coal Prep Plant
Thomas H. Booth serves as resident engineer. Officials state that once the preparation plant runs at full production it is expected to process 2,000 tons of coal per day on one shift with all products to be shipped via the Virginia Railroad.
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Thomas H. Booth
Virginia Railroad
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Betty Jane Redmond
William B. Legg
Cincinnati
H. E. Crews
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Catherine Crews
Hddie Crews
Ned
Imogene Godfrey
Bluefield
Mary Ruth Hicks
Macie Campbell
G. W. Blankenship
Pinesville
Nashville
Tenn
Vaughan Stewart
Grace Hospital
W.H. Brooks
Indian Creek
Wyoming School
Oak Hil High School
Mullens High School
P. D. . McKinney
Delilah McKinney
Harry Thomas
Wil Hem Wackenfuss
Pineville Land Company
Richard R. Cook
David L. Edwards
Pineville Land Company, Inc
Robert Lindsey
Coy Reed
Aubrey’ Sampson
Mora
Tess
Pinnacle Creek
Charleston General Hospital
Elsie Larkin
Wyoming County
Mks
William B, Legg
Assembly of God Church
la Vaughn Thomas
Camery Thomas Evangelistic Party
Upper and Nether Springs
Stephenson Pit
Deets
Eiser Weavers
Regi
Buckeyé -Coal and Coke Co
Devil's, Fork
Buckeye Coal &Lit
Devil's Fork
Stephening
Pocahontas No
Lewis Tierney
Magimier Pocahontas
Lawrence E. iMatite
D. L
Murphy
Rickinson
Biolek
Joel Kopinski
Mt! Hope
Anster
Kingston
Dupont
Oak Hell
Oak Hill Baptist Church
C. C. Meeden
Temple Baptist Church
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Lewis
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