Mass Production Of Autogiro Seen In 1961 Rollout
Umbaugh 18, a souped up autogiro, will roll off a Maryland line around Feb 1 1961 at a price of 9995 with a planned 10 000 unit production. The two seat aircraft uses a Lycoming 180 hp engine cruises at 100 mph and climbs 1000 ft per minute, offering a cheap alternative to helicopters. Umbaugh says about 8000 orders are in hand.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
New York
Oars Md
Juan de la Cierva
Purdue
Clark
Umbaugh
Ambaugh
de A Cierva
English Channel
Philadelphia
Camden
N. J
Army
Concord Director To Speak At PTA Meet
Linn Sheets of Concord College will address the Parent-Teacher Association at Herndon High School Monday at 7 30 p m on what Concord College expects of high school graduates and common causes of failure in Concord courses The program includes discussion of the new Wyoming County high school building band instrument prices Pineville Quartet singing and PTA officers and refreshments after the meeting in the home economics room
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Charley Chambers
Oceana
Pineville Quartet
1016 Working Under STEP in West Virginia
State park and forest improvements plus other conservation projects provide 1016 jobs under the temporary economic recovery program. Workers total 4885 dependents. breakdown includes 398 forestry, 202 game improvements, 254 state parks, 131 fish projects. Sites include Cabwaylingo Kanawha Greenbrier Panther forests Sleepy Creek Hunting area Watoga Park. Legislature set aside 3.5 million for conservation projects in 1960.
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Charleston
Eye Department
Cabwaylingo
Camp Creek
Cooper's Rock
Greenbrier
Kanawha State
Panther
Sleepy Creek
Watoga
Hawaii Democrats seek recount of 1960 presidential vote
Democrats petitioned in circuit court asking for a recount of Hawaii’s 184,869 votes from November 8 that gave Nixon a 141 vote edge over Kennedy. They allege discrepancies in nearly all 240 precincts and named Republican electors, alternates, and Lt. Gov. James Kealoha, who certified the final tally showing Nixon 92,505 and Kennedy 92,364.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
James Kealoha
Nixon
Kennedy
Kite Rider Awarded 135000 Verdict in TV Stunt Crash
Alphonso Woodall of Cleveland sued after a 1959 stunt where a car towed him on a large kite pulled him into a 75 foot drop. He said the crash left him unable to fly again and he sued Wayne Steffner Productions Inc and four individuals for damages.
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Los Angeles
Alphonso Woodall
Cleveland
Ohio
Woodall
Wayne Steffner Productions Inc
Archbishop Fisher Eyes Papal Visit for Unity
London AP report cites Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher saying his planned visit to the Pope aims to prove that high churchmen of different Christian faiths can meet to discuss religious problems. He stressed the move is his own decision, not a plot from the Central Council of Churches meeting in St Andrews.
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London
Canterbury
Geoffrey Fisher
Central Council of Churches
St. Andrews
Scotland
Proclamation Urges Thanksgiving Spirit in West Virginia
Charleston AP reports Governor Underwood’s annual holiday proclamation calling West Virginians to observe Thanksgiving in the spirit of the day’s founding. He emphasized giving thanks for the richness of America and spiritual and material blessings.
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Charleston
Underwood
West
Communion Change Allows Afternoon Holy Communion
The Vatican authorizes Catholic bishops to permit priests to give Holy Communion in the afternoon or evening even if Mass is not celebrated, provided the sacrament is distributed in connection with another religious service.
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Vatican City
Four-H Club Organizes in Stringtown Fayetteville
Fayette County aboard the Stringtown Road area forms the Stringtown Trail Blazers Four-H Club at Legg school with Carol Carte as leader. Officers elected November 14: Frances Hypes president Brenda Legg vice president Violet Hypes secretary Donald Carte treasurer Larry Carte club news reporter Dean Carte and Sharon Hypes song leaders Ralph Campbell game leader Marion Carte assistant leader. Adult council members are Charles Carte Mrs Seybert Hawkins and Mr Mrs Woodville Carte. Members include Clarence Richmond Cynda Zimmerman Barbara Ewing Lena Foster Brindia Richmond Nancy Zimmerman James Smith Franklin Carte Michael Legg John Smith Richard Carte Jerry Legg. Club meets the first Tuesday each month at 7 PM at Legg school.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayette County
Stringtown Trail Blazers
Legg
Stringtown Road
Carol Carte
John Cutlip
Frances Hypes
Brenda Legg
Violet Hypes
Donald Carte
Larry Carte
Dean Carte
Sharon Hypes
Ralph Campbell
Marion Carte
Charles Carte
Seybert Hawkins
Woodville Carte
Clarence Richmond
Cynda Zimmerman
Barbara Ewing
Lena Foster
Brindia Richmond
Nancy Zimmerman
James Smith
Franklin Carte
Michael Legg
John Smith
Richard Carte
Weekend visitors and hospital update in Rainelle area
Chilton Barber and daughters Judy and Nancy visited Lloyd Hinkle and Mrs. Tom Griffith of Rainelle. Robert Maynard is a patient at Miners Memorial Hospital Beckley. Gradie Mitchem and son Kenneth visited his mother Lora Mitchem of Princeton. Tom Combs of Lacoma visited Billbert. Lanny Crouch, home from West Virginia Tech, visited his parents Rubin and wife of Lilyhaven.
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Oceana
RNS
Chilton
Judy
Nancy
Lloyd Hinkle
Tom Griffith
Rainelle
Robert Maynard
Miners’ Memorial Hospital
Beckley
Gradie Mitchem
Kenneth
Lora Mitchem
Princeton
Tom Combs
Lacoma
Billbert
West Virginia Tech
Lanny Crouch
Rubin Crouch
Lilyhaven
Fayette Group To Hear Progress Report On Lake Fayette
The Fayette County Sportsmen's Association will hear a progress report on the Plum Orchard Lake project from Conservation Commission representatives at Oak Hill City Hall at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Ground was broken November 14 and about 30 men are clearing brush for a lake area of over 200 acres. The meeting will also cover plans for a turkey shoot to benefit Collins High School stadium fund.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Plum Orchard Lake
Fayette County
Mount Hope High Holds Student Council Assembly
The Mount Hope High School Student Council organized a morning assembly in the auditorium for both high and junior high students. Denny Criss led as presid ing officer with E. W. Dunkley, the principal, giving a talk and reading a poem. Remarks celebrated the football season and honors were given, including the Class AA trophy to Henry Kizer and Howard Griffith. Entertainment featured Ed Roberts, the Mount Hope Little Band, and a dance followed in the auditorium.
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Mount Hope
ANS
Mount Hope High School
Denny Criss
E. W. Dunkley
Ed Roberts
Blaine Tanner
Gene Spadaro
Fred Dixon
Henry Danner
Bobby Evans
George McLaughlin
Beckley
Jack Shockey
Mount Hope Lions
Dunkley
Cocaptain
Henry “Buster” Kizer
Howard Griffith
Kilsyth Family Visits and Service News
Kilsyth notes a Detroit guest Johnny Stella staying with parents Mr and Mrs Fred Stella and relatives. Ward visitors Sandra Fay and Susan Jane Beverley, plus Joe Fedele recovering at home after Oak Hill Hospital stay. Updates on Mrs Emory Willis illness and Mrs Charles Puckett travel and Fort Dix Greenland service.
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Kilsyth
Johnny Stellla
Detroit, Mich
Fred Stella
Luigi Cinot
Howard C. Beverley
Sandra Fay
Susan Jane
Ward
R. L. Beverley
Joe Fedele
Oak Hill Hospital
Virginia Nugen
Fayetteville
Emory Willis
Charles Puckett
Pvt
Donald Puckett
Fortix
N. J
Puckett
Thule
Greenland
Mabel Smith
Ronald McMann
Charleston
Everett Collins
West Palm Beach
Fla
Weekend visitors and moving notice in local homes
Weekend guests at the homes of B. A. Wright and Mrs. Oleta Shumate included Mrs. Janet Thompson and Debra Leanne Thompson of Charleston and Browne Bartlett of St. Albans. Sunday dinner guests came from St. Albans and Mount Hope, with several families listed. Mrs. Cora Williams has moved to Cirtville with her son-in-law and daughter for the winter, and is described as a partial invalid.
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PAX
RNS
B. A. Wright
Oleta Shumate
Janet Thompson
Debra Leanne
Charleston
Browne Bartlett
Mount Hope
Robert Save
Dorothy
Whitby
Hugh Weeks
Beckley
R. A. Emerson
Cora Williams
Cirtsville
Williams
Paint Creek singers gather for Saturday service
Pax Advent Christian Church hosts a Paint Creek singers meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m Rev Homer Hizer of Clear Fork will lead the program all singers invited to attend.
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PAX
Paint Creek
Pax Advent Christian Church
Homer Hizer
Clear Fork
Weekend Outing Guides for Families and Wildlife Finds
A practical note encourages fine weekends for outings with family and friends. It suggests identifying trees birds and wildlife during rural trips. The text contrasts historic theater numbers noting about 200 live venues remained in the US by the mid 1950s after 1885 when over 5,000 theaters existed.
Future Homes to Use New Wonder Materials
By Ocean Future, homes of the future will be built with new wonder materials in brick finish, wood finish, and tile forms, but offering revolutionary substance types and construction methods.
Daily Horoscope Highlights for Aries to Pisces
Thanksgiving ends as Christmas lists loom for Aries while Taurus should stick to ethical procedures. Genin travelers be very careful. Cancer finds satisfaction in helping a distressed friend. Leo, Virgo, Libra urge calm, guidance and avoiding money talks. Scorpio slows down. Sagittarius may take a temporary loss for long term gain. Capricorn notes indifference due to others’ problems. Aquarius advises listening ear. Pisces urges continued effort despite no immediate reward.
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Taurus
Genin
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
WOKS LI Me a Ped Across Puzzle Clues
A scrambled crossword style grid with numbered across and down clues including musical ending Anglo Saxon money mother pigs state positively croquet stake precious stone mesh fabric rush in panic hard quartz yellow bugle recent sailors geological period harem room poems having a flat breastrone ry flower cluster stalk Russian wheel track gold colored horse immerse rocky pinnacle theater boxes and other misprinted entries from yesterday's puzzle.
Contract Bridge: Becker on Three Hearts and replies
South is vulnerable against nonvulnerable opponents as East opens three hearts. For each hand, Becker recommends: 1 Pass, 2 Double, 3 Pass, 4 Three notrump, with reasoning on overcalls and takeout doubles, penalties, and partnership expectations.
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East
Santa Claus Visits Oak Hill
Santa Claus escorted by the Collins High School Band visited Oak Hill at 10 a.m. today, gifting a free movie to children under 12. Free movies return Saturday at 10 a.m. with Christmas street lights already installed and set to turn on December 1. another Oak Hill visit is planned December 14 with stores staying open until 9 p.m.
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Oak Hill
RNS
Santa Claus
Collins High School
Oak Hall Merchant's Association
Whitman announces birth of daughter Vicki Lyn Fayetteville
Pvt and Mrs Lloyd G Whitman announce the birth of their first child a girl named Vicki Lyn at 4 45 pm on November 18 at Peck's Clinic Montomery. The baby weighed seven pounds eight ounces and the mother is Anna Marie Ramella daughter of John L Ramella of 206 Fayette Ave Fayetteville. Pvt Whitman is son of Mr and Mrs Whisman of Fayetteville.
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Fayetteville
Lloyd G. Whitman
Peck’s
Montgomery
Vicki Lyn
Anna Marie Ramella
John L. Ramella
Fayette Ave
Whisman
Public Notice of Personal Debt Responsibility
Public notice states it will not be responsible for debts or obligations made by anyone other than the signer. Names listed are Guy Pittman and Glen White. Date references include 12-2 and Fri-2, with RR noted.
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Guy Pittman
Glen White
Funeral Announcements from Bennett Claytor Wilborne Milam Gall
Several obituaries note infant Rebecca Bennett of Chicago formerly Shady Spring. Thurmond Claytor, 53, dies in hospital. Elisha Paul Wilborne, 177 Greens town, long illness. William Ulises Milam, 68 Sprague, dies at home. Joseph William Gall, 19 Glen Daniel, dies suddenly. services at Coal Marsh Baptist Church. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Melton Mortuary and Rose Quesenberry arranging.
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New Salem Cemetery
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel
Wilborne Wilborne
Elisha Paul
Greenstown
First Baptist Church
SA. Abrams
N. C. Lewis
Wright
Milam Milam
William Ulises
Sprague
Rose & Quesenberry Funeral
South Kanawha Street
Rose & Quesenberry Peace Chapel
Jeff Co
Milam
Saxon
Gall Gall
Joseph William
Glen Daniel
Louis Gall
Coal Marsh Baptist Church
Robert Guelich
Denny Dinsmore
Sunset Memorial Park
Charles Bogle
James A. Lucas
Don Manning
Bob Mickis
Doug Clay
James Wooten
Trap Hill High School
Melton Mortuary
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Hannah McKinney
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Terry Lester
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Fayette
Aries
Leo
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Yass
Helokits Baki
AK Hats
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Dias Floral CO
City Ave
Funeral Home
Johnstown RD
Quesenberry Funeral
Kanawha Street
DIAL
Williams Funeral Home
Sophia, W
Webb & Neal Funeral Home
Vance Drive
R. H. Neal
Mgr
Ww. Powers
R. C. Egnor
Crab Orchard & Logan Dial Beckle
Prince Street
Ad. Beckley Newspapers
Robert Smith
Beckley Newspapers
Maxwell Hill Park
Maxwell Hill
Building Fund
Arthur & Greene
Lanark Ball
Boots & Joe Wal
Salvatore Venticingere
Todd's Grocery Cndge Ware
Beaver
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Church Street
Beckley Glass CO
Beckley Insulation
Storm Wizard
City Hall
Gerald and
Dono
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