Greenbrier sheriff race leads county returns in primary
Lewisburg David E Tuckwiller won the Democratic sheriff nomination in Greenbrier County by about 1400 votes over W E Knight. Unofficial county returns show Fox edging Marland for U S Senate nomination and Underwood ahead of Mollohan in governor Democratic race. Board of education posts went to Oden Detch and Stuart with others listed.
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Lewisburg
David E. Tuckwiller
W. E. Knight
Greenbrier County
J. E. Wiseman
East Rainelle
Philip W. Oden
Ronceverte
Rosaline Stewart Detch
Board of Education
John G. Fox
William Marland
U. S. Senate
Chapman Revercomb
Philip Hill
GOP
Senate
John Copenhaver
Cecil H. Underwood
Howard Myers
Robert Mollohan
Milton Ferguson
Fullen Defeats Lively In Monroe Clerk's Race
Monroe County Democrats named W B Fullen Jr for county clerk and Republicans chose Edward T White. Final returns show Fullen 1342 to Lively 501 for County Clerk while other races include Fox over Marland for U S Senate and Revercomb leading Sweeney in that race. Several judicial and legislative races also tallied across 24 precincts with varied margins.
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UNION
RNL
Monroe County
W. B. Fullen Jr
Edward T. White
Carl Broyles
J. A. Sibold
Leighton Cransfield
Board of Education
John G. Fox
William Marland
U.S. Senate
Cecil Underwood
Monroe
Chapman Revercom
U. S. Senate
Arcuri
Crichton
Fox
Marland
Randolph
Congress
Kee
Burdett
Ferguson
Mollohan
Myers
Willer
Secretary of
O'Brien
Chilton
Tate
May
Poe
Trent
Holbert
Sims
Changes
Carey
Cook
Gainer
Grusendorf
Seccuro
Skeen
Barron
Ansel
Vaughan
Beall
Dawkins
Heidrich
Jenkins
Johnson
Pierpoint
Hodges
Ingles
Hines
Sweeney
Wilson
Hill
Revercorm
Meadow Bridge High names 1956 57 student council officers
Lula Perham heads Meadow Bridge High School student council for 1956 57. Emory Elkins Shirley Brown Bob Harris and Joe Gilkeson are named officers. All officers are juniors and active in band sports and FBLA or related groups.
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Meadow Bridge
RNS
Lula Perham
Meadow Bridge High School
Cora Perham
Lula
Future Business Leaders of America
Emory Elkins
Shirley Brown
Bob Harris
Joe Gilkeson
Elkins
Homer E. Elkins
Miss Brown
Charles Brown
Harris
Gilkeson
Eugene H. Harris
Joe
W. H. Gilkeson
Layland Heights
Ageless Appeal Quoted by Washington Governor Langlie
Olympia, Wash. Gov Arthur B Langlie raised the idea of aging citizens mouths and universal appeal as he discussed aging plans. He said planning for aging applies to everyone regardless of age noting that whether one is 2 30 or 60 we are aging.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Arthur B. Langlie
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Greenbrier
Gruendorf
Supreme Court
Given
Berry
State Senate
Abbot
Carson
Taylor
Detch
Smith
Knight
Tuckwiller
Wiseman
House of Delegates
McLaughlin
McVey
Watts
Bowman
Hamrick
Harrah
Life
Manchin
Deitz
Reversomb
Dorman
Martin
Commissioner of Agriculture
Dunlap
Homes
Hugus
Stemple
Deth
Kidd
Nash
Oden
Stuart
Bostic
Fullen
Lively
la Follette
Lakin
O'Grady
Revercomb
Chambers
Conley
Dye
Hallanan
Holt
Eisner
Harless
Shott
Tutwiler
Ballard
Copenhaver
Holliday
Underwood
Byrne
Rohrbough
Reed
Field
Hogus
Stewart
Tenth
White
Broyles
McDonald
Roles
Tend Grimmett
Cransfield
Sibold
McClary
Neville St
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