Logan County Woman Elected Sheriff
Logan voters chose Mrs. Grace Dingess over Sherman Bragg by a 9 905 to 8 610 edge to win the four year term. Dingess was unopposed for the unexpired term of Earl Tomblin and will replace acting Sheriff Ralph Grimmett after certification. Dingess is wife of Harry Dingess who had been a Democratic nominee who withdrew over eligibility questions.
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Logan
Logan Nesday
Dingess
Grace
Sherman Bragg
Earl Tomblin
Ralph Grimmett
Tombiin
Harry Dingess
Tomblin
Why Anacin Is The Doctor’s Pain Reliever
Doctors frequently prescribe medications for pain but Anacin stands out as an over the counter option. It contains the analgesic many physicians recommend and is claimed to ease headache dental pain arthritis and cold related aches quickly with minimal stomach upset.
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Tors
Daughter Is Born In Brenton Family Announces Kimberly Ann
Mr and Mrs John Green of Brenton announce the birth of their first child Kimberly Ann born Sunday at Princeton Community Hospital weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces The mother formerly Patty Cook
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Pineville
John Green
Brenton
Kimberly Ann
Princeton Community Hospital
Pineville Church Plans Revival Series Begins Sunday
An eight night revival at Pineville Church of God starts Sunday with 7 p.m. services through Nov. 19 led by Pastor J Stephen Conn evangelist. Guest singers Jo Ann Harless Brenton Trio Pineville Sacred Singers and others will perform nightly. The church meets in the basement of the Dollar Store in downtown Pineville and invites the public.
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Pineville
Pineville Church
J. Stephen Conn
Jo Ann Harless
Brenton Trio
Pineville Sacred Singers
Johnny and the
Singing Believers
Pineville Church of God
Dollar
Summers Elects First GOP Sheriff in 52 Years
Summers County voters chose Republican Odie Meador as sheriff, the first GOP win since 1920, with 3,250 votes to Democrat James A. Doyle’s 2,927. Statewide results show Arch Moore Jr. winning governor and other party contests across 24 precincts, with four amendments passing locally.
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Summers
GOP
Hinton
Summers County
Odie ‘Meador
James A
Jim) Doyle
Arch A. Moore Jr
John D.rockefeller IV
Epperly Wins Fayette County Sheriff Race
Unofficial counts from 71 of 72 Fayette County precincts show Democrat C. D. Epperly, a former sheriff, winning the sheriff race with 10 265 votes versus Republican Clifford Davis 15 622 and Democrat write in Jack Manning 4 329. The article lists other local officials and constitutional amendments with their vote totals.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
C. D
Doug) Epperly
Epperly
Clifford ‘Davis
Jack Manning
Richard M. Nixon
Spirolp Agnew
George [McGovern
R. Sargent
Navy
United States
Ford
Democrat
Jennings Randolph
Dearborn
Mich
Louise
Commissioner of
Gus R. Douglass
Supreme Court of Appeals
Richard Neely
John E. Carrigan
James M. Sprouse
Robert C. Conaty
Russell Dunbar
Charles H. Haden II
W. R
Bill
Itmann Names Three Section Foremen in Coal Co. Move
William D. Starling announces three section foremen for Itmann Co. Pocahontas Fuel. Dennis E. McKinney and Larry B. Akers to Itmann No. 3 Mine, Arthur L. Dixon to Itmann No. 1. Each man’s background includes mining experience and family details.
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Itmann
William D. Starling
Itmann Co
Pocahons Fuel Co
Dennis E. McKinney
Larry B. Akers
Arthur L. Dixon
Steven
Denny
David
Akers
Raleigh County
Amigo Smokeless
Barbara Weis
Alpeca
Rebecca
Kathy
Dixon
Pike County
Mingo County
Mingo
Bessie Harris
Thacker
Jeffrey
Terry
Timothy
Jennifer
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Patty Nary of Mount Hope
A stork shower was held Friday at 8 30 p m at Kilsyth Catholic Hall in honor of Mrs Patty Nary of Mount Hope. Hostesses were Mrs Virginia Nary Mrs Louise Nary Phyllis Menee and Mae Franklin. Prizes were awarded to Kathy Deal Susie Todaro Sharon Treadway Jessie Deal Christine Woodridge Edwina Alderman Kate Garven Ann Vannatter and Shevonah Nary. Thirty eight persons attended the shower.
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Kilsyth Catholic Hall
Patty, Nary
Mount Hope
Virginia Nary
Louise Nary
Phyllis Menee
Mae Franklin
Kathy Deal
Susie ‘Todaro
Sharon Treadway
Jessie, Deal
Christine Woodridge
Edwina Alderman
Kate Garven
Ann Vannatter
Shevonah
Nary
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Logan County
Patty Cook
Gobbler Sueenstakes
Utah
Skelton-Beckley
Phillips Jr
D. Grove Moler
Emory White
Richard M. Nixson
Spiro T. Agnew
George McGovern
R. Sargent Shriver
U. S. Senate
Republi
Agriculture
James Sprouse
Couaty
Charles H. "Haden Hy
State
Senate
Odell Huffman
W. Grady Carper
Billy Dan Lilly
Charles Ray Farley
Perry E. Mann
Barbara Nichols Carr
J. Campbell Gwinn
Luther Bragg
James E. Meadows
Irvin S.’ Maddy
Leonard Anderson
Ray Sawyers
David L. Huffman
New River District
Ludh Alice Yancey
E. C. Cobb
Claude J H. Buckland
Johnnie E. Bragg
Jennings
E. Wheeler
Greenbrier River District
Justice of Peace
Troy McGuire
W.M. Lowry
L. F. Smith
Charles Canterbury
Lloyd D. Lowry
Bluestone River
Jesse L. Romanello
W. E. Kessler
Carlie L. Cooper
A.c.petrey
Charles V. Cooper
Johnny E. Brookman
Doug Epperly
Chauncey Browning
Joseph A Laurita Jr
John H. Kelly
Latelle M. LaFollette NT
Norwich
England
UPD
Weybourne
Kelling Park
MacArthur
W. Va
Florida
Carnation
Meadow
Valley Bell
Jar
Bellview
Oscar Mayer
Valleydale
Bologna
HAM
Filbert
Friskies
Vienna
Ana Coupon
S&h
MacArthur Super
Folger’s
MacArthur Super Market
MacArthur, W. Va
Nabisco’s Toastettes
Kraft Marshmellow Creme
Jar Sic
Bordens
Tmann
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