Lochgelly Man Dies Of Shotgun Blast
Miss Valley Marie Morgan, 50, of Lynce, died at 8 a.m. in her sister’s home after a long illness. Born October 29, 1904 in Baileysville, she was the daughter of Isaac and Ida Allen Morgan. Survived by father Isaac, four sisters and two brothers. Funeral 1 p.m. Thursday at Lynco Clay home with Rev. Wirt Hatfield. burial Shannon Cemetery, Baileysville. Body to Evans Funeral Home at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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Oceana
RNS
Miss Valley
Marie Morgan
Lola Clay
Lynce
Baileysville
Isaac
Ida Allen Morgan
Arnold Cooper
Mullens
Themma Avant
Martha Canterbury
Cyclone
Bernard Morgan
Brenton
Virgil Morgan
Clay
Lynco
Wirt Hatfield
Simon
Shannon
Evans Funeral
Wife to Face Grand Jurors in Fayetteville Shooting Case
Mrs Ida Belle Hall 55 faces a felonious assault charge after arraignment on Monday. She was released on a $3000 bond following the shooting of her husband James Hall 46, five times in the abdomen and legs with a .22 pistol at their Tank Hill Addition home. He remains in critical condition at Oak Hill Hospital.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Ida Belle Hall
Virgil Lyons
Pearlie Elmore
C. L. Burdette
Tank Hill
Hall
Oak Hill Hospital
Circle meets tonight Pineville Mission group hosts
Members of the Jewell Asbury Mission Circle at Cook Memorial Baptist Church meet at 7:30 this evening at the Crowley Worrel Addition home of Mr and Mrs Lon F Byrd. Miss Betty Byrd and Mrs W F Rose Jr will co hostesses. Miss Donna Jo Shields and Mrs R L Dodd lead the devotional program.
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Pineville
RNS
Jewell Asbury Mission
Cook Memorial Baptist Church
Crowley -Worrell Addition
Lon F. Byrd
Betty Byrd
W. F. Rose Jr
Donna Jo Shields
R. L. Dodd
Virginia Hunter Shot by Own Gun
A Virginia hunter is hospitalized in Mullens after his automatic shotgun fired as he loaded it, the gun jumping from his hands and striking him in the right shoulder shattering bone. The 39 year old Great Bridge resident was listed in serious condition at Wyoming General Hospital.
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Wyoming General Hospital
Lusk
Princeton
Mullens Hospital
Jesse Cook
Jesse
Church Brothers Lumber Co
Rockview
Sam Foster
Pineville
Itmann
Walter Keaton
Hotchkiss
Spade and Trowel Garden Club Meets Oak Hill
Mrs. J. T. Brooks hosted the Spade and Trowel Garden Club at Mankin Ave with co hosts. Plans were announced for a Christmas bazaar, a dried flower show, and a fellowship meeting at White Oak Country Club. Members discussed bulbs planting and garden oil signs at Oak Hill entrances and prepared to deliver flowers to Oak Hill Hospital.
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Oak Hill
J. T. Brooks
Mankin Ave
Spade and Trowel Garden Club
Roy Scott
Paul Mackey
Oak Hill Hospital
J. Ralph Taylor
J. R. McDonald
John Harsany
White Oak Country Club
Driftwood
J. S. Keatley
Lottie Johnson
Mae Puckett
Fred Dickinson
Mullens City Council to decide on new business site and sidewalk curbs
Tonight Mullens officials will weigh allowing a Beechwood man to convert an old bus body into a shop at a corner in the business district and consider steps to curb sidewalk encroachment seen at Moran Ave where 50 pound potato sacks were displayed. Arthur Cecil says Andy Mongeni sought permission to park a taxi lot pickup for produce but Mongeni moved the bus body onto a shaky stand. City Clerk Clyde Newsome blocked a peddler license and Mayor Cook indicated tighter curb enforcement to stop firms from using sidewalks for displays.
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Moran Ave
Mullens
Arthur Cecil
Wyoming Taxi Co
Andy Mongeni
Mongeini
Clyde Newsome
Woodrow W. Cook
Woman to Serve Jail Sentences On Three Counts
Mrs. Ella Anderson returns to Wyoming County Jail to begin sentences on three counts including obstructing an officer profanity and drunkenness stemming from a July incident that left a wounded officer. Magistrate Bill Houck orders six months on obstruction sixty days for drunkenness and fines totaling 77 dollars plus costs.
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Pineville
Cook
Chief Cook
Tater Hill
Bill Houck
Fayette Garden Club Council President Featured
The Fayette Garden Club Council is led by Mrs. V. C. Harvey as president, guiding local horticultural activities and community projects through the club network. The mention highlights leadership within the Fayette gardening community.
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V. C. Harvey
The
Fayette Garden Club Council
Alpoca Miners Hurt at Work
Two Alpoca miners were hospitalized after a state fall near Mullens at about 10 am. Emer Smith of Herndon, a toy machine operator, suffered a possible fractured jaw, while Harrison Stanley of Bud was injured in the lower back and right knee. Both were admitted to Bluefield Sanitarium by Wyoming Funeral Home ambulance.
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Mullens
ANS
Alpoca
Emer Smith
Herndon
Harrison Stanley
Bud
Bluefield Sanitarium
Wyoming Funeral Home Ambulance
Oceana Presbyterian Church Opening Date Set
Oceana Presbyterian Church will open on October 17 with Sunday School at 10 AM and worship at 11 AM. Rev. Charles Ross, from Boston, will be the pastor, assisted by Rev. Norman K. Morgan of Pineville. Miss Blanch Garrett arrives to survey interest and organize a Women’s Society.
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Oceana
RNS
Oceana Presbyterian Church
Home Mission Committee
Bluestone Presbytery
Ivanhoe
Charles Ross
Boston
Mass
Oceana Church
Norman K. Morgan
Pineville Presbyterian Church
Ross
U. S&s. Navy Air Corps
Emerson College
The
Biblical Seminary of
New York
Princeton Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Blanch Garrett
Bristol
Miss Garrett
UMW Field Worker Dies at Boomer Home
David 8. Ware, 71, longtime field representative for the United Mine Workers, dies suddenly at his Boomer home after 30 years of service.
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UMW
Boomer
Montgomery
W. Va
David 8. Ware
United Mine Workers
Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away
A vintage styled medical ad notes nagging backache and fatigue may signal slow kidney function. It promotes Doan’s Pills as a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years to flush waste and relieve discomfort.
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Dean
Doan
Brakeman Injured in Sudden Caboose Stop
W. T. Co wan, 56, Kegley, a Virginian Railway brakeman, underwent X ray examination at Wyoming General Hospital for possible back injuries sustained when knocked to the floor of a caboose in a sudden stop of a train.
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Lochgelly
Miss Morgan
Robert Taylor Collins
Collins
Fayette County
Save Eines
Halstead
Eration CO
Virginia Hunter
Spade
Mullens Maytag CO
Guyandotte Ave
Ady
Ca Ae
RCA
Sales & Service
W. Neville ST
Hearse Etc Lange
Amere Gas Utilities Company
Oceana Presbyterian
Lewisburg
Lops
SRAT
Clark
Neville St
Beckley
West Virginia
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