44 Persons Admitted To Wyoming Hospital
The weekly admission list for Wyoming General Hospital records 44 patients admitted through Saturday. Names span Mullens, Amigo, Allen Junction, Otsego, Pineville and surrounding areas, including Mrs Faye Hash Sabine and Laura Marshall with multiple entries across days from Monday to Sunday.
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Mullens
ANS
Wyoming General Hospital
Faye Hash
Sabine
Minnie Shatley
Covel
Virginia
Hines
Naomi Sweeney
Allen Junction
Helen Johnson
Amigo
Laura Marshall
Helen
Peggy Sue Sizemore
Merianna
Cora Gunnee
Glen Rogers
James Haynes
Bud
Patricia Coleman
Itmarin
Jesse Belcher
Stephenson
Ona Lee Burks
Naoma Sweeney
Claudie Karnes
Keyrock
Bernard Ellis
George White
Mack Tilley
Raven
Zebedee Canada
Maben
Eva McKinney
Herndon
Hazel Norman
Marty Dunaway
Eugene Horvath
Barbara
Milam
Maudie Mounts
It.mann
Eunice Cox
Stirrat
Gracie Short
Brenton
Betty Cadle
Lula Bell Sturgill
Basin
Beatrice Bradley
Otsego
Jerry McClain
Pineville
Fannie Peck
Robert. Whitehead
Deetha Alexander
Rhode
Guild States Dinner Oct 18 at Kilsyth
St. Anthony's Guild Kilsyth plans a turkey dinner on Oct 18 from 4 to 7 pm. Tickets available from any member per president Mrs. Raymond Bolton. Sunday, Women of the Altar Society received communion. Rosary Rally set for Watt Powell Park Charleston at 8 pm with Rev. Claude Vogel as speaker and a children's choir program.
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Lena Lancaniese
Quinta Angius
Mary Bel Jey
Frank Harcher
Mike Zimineck
Margaret Miklos
Anna Falvo
Pax Boy Scouts Receive Awards at Long Branch Church
Pax Boy Scout Troop No. 293 at Long Branch church awarded life badges to H J L Hyden and Ronnie Brown, first class to Robert Pettry Carl D Murdock Jr and Douglas Blake, second class to Jimmy Keffer, with Burley Hamilton presenting the honors.
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PAX
RNS
Burley Hamilton
Long Branch Church
H.J. L. Hyden
Ronnie’ Brown
Robert Pettry
Carl D. Murdock Jr
Douglas Blake
Jimmy Keffer
Concord College Homecoming Queen Named for 1959
Homecoming festivities at Concord College will crown Nancy Miller of Blacksburg Virginia as 1959 Homecoming Queen. Miller, a senior elementary education major and Delta Zeta president, will be crowned by President Marsh at the 2 pm football game against Mont Mount Provost respectively. First attendant is Nancy Varalli of Keystone a senior secondary education major and intramural manager with multiple club memberships. Second attendant is Betty Jo Frogal of White Sulphur Springs an elementary education major and Alpha Sigma Phi member. Also honored are 1958 queen Mrs Gene Comstock and 1957 queen Mrs Helen Marlow.
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Athens
Nancy Miller
Vance Miller
Blacksburg
Concord College
Joseph F
Marsh
Mountain Lions
Fairmont College ‘Falcons
Delta Zeta
Miss Miller
Nancy Jo Varalli
Joe Varalli
Keystone
Miss Varalli
Alpha Sigma Alpha National Social Sorority
Physical Education
Women’s Athletic Association
The
Student Government Association
Women’s Hall Council
Betty Jo Frogale
Roy Frogale
White Sulphur Springs
Gene
Shelby Levy
Comstock
Charleston
Gerald
Helen Diehl
Marlow
Society Holds General Meeting at Cook Memorial Baptist Church
The Mission Society of Cook Memorial Baptist Church Pineville held a general meeting with the Shannon Cooper Circle hosting a family dinner. Women discussed mission aries topics, with Clair L. Cook leading the Love Gift program and Myrtle Rose presiding. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chico of Morgantown and others from Morehead and Welch.
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Pineville
RNS
Mission Society of the
Cook Memorial’ Baptist Church
Shannon- Cooper Circle
Women's Society
Bruce Howard
Jamie Brooks
Acie B. Stewart
C. L. Cook
Benjy Sizemore
OQ. L.surgess
E.M. Curry
Millard Daney
Bobbie Snyder
Clair L. Cook
Myrtle Rose
Joe Chico
Morgantown
FT. FP. Anderson
Morehead
Curry
Floyd Rose
Claude Phillips
Robbie Snyder
Robert McCoy
Crystal Hinzman
Chico
Coal River Church Circle Meets in Pineville Area
The Brooke Cooke Circle of First Methodist Church Pineville met at Mrs. Hart Bedford’s River Drive home. Mrs. William Nixon led the program. business was chaired by Mrs. McKinney. Plans for a rummage sale and Easter Star banquet were set in honor of the Worthy Grand Matron during her Pineville Chapter No. 110 inspection.
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Pineville
RNS
Brooke Cooke
First Methodist Church
Hart Bedford
River Drive
William Nixon
McKinney
West Virginia
Order of the Eastern Star
H. E.crews
T. G. Morgan
W. C. Bailey Jr
E. D. Hawley
Ruby Layman
Woodrow Rutherford
James G. McDermit
Oscar Butcher
Gilmert Hines
Georgia Farley
Mire Tatica Wlawers
Couple seeks waiver of Kansas three day waiting period
Winfield Caudillo and Stella Johnson of Merriam applied for a marriage license in Quarris Kansas and sought an immediate ceremony. The District Court waived the state three day waiting rule allowing the marriage to proceed.
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Quarris
Kan
Winfield Caudillo
Stella Johnson
Merriam, Kan
Kansas
District Court
Winfield
Stella
Mounts Shot While Hunting Near Rock House
Billy Lee Mounts, 20, of Emmett, was shot at about 6 45 am while hunting near Rock House, mistaken for a pheasant by Raymond Cook of Cyclone. Mounts suffered buck shot to head and shoulder. injuries described as not serious. State Police report no arrest and no charges to be filed.
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MAN
RNS
Billy Lee Mounts
Emmett
Rock House
Mounts
Raymond Cook
Cyclone
60 Children Receive Shots at Amherstdale Clinic
SixTY children received diphtheria tetanus whooping cough and smallpox vaccines at a Wednesday immunization clinic in the Island Creek Clubroom Amherstdale sponsored by Girl Scout Troop No 55. Public health nurse Mrs Dotty Hagan administered the inoculations with volunteers Mrs Eugene Dean co leader Mrs Jess Marcum and others aiding.
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Amherstdale
RNS
Island Creek
Dotty Hagan
Logan County Health Department
Eugene Dean
Jess Marcum
Harry Smith
Waren Dean
Pamela Scages
Oceana Personals and Area News Briefs
Oceana Ronald Estep accepted employment in Mansfield Ohio at a steel plant after graduating from Clear Fork High School in 1958. The column covers ill health at Stevens Clinic Hospital in Ameagle, travel notes of relatives from Tampa to Charleston, medical updates, and local community life including a baseball game rainout and a women’s association meeting.
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Ronald Estep
Johnny Estep
Mansfield
Ohio
Clear Fork High School
Area WAC Assigned WHITES Virus (NS) Army Hospital West Point
Pvt Shirley A Walker, daughter of Mrs Nancy Z Walker, assigned to the Women's Army Corps at West Point Army Hospital New York, served as a medical technician. She entered the WAC last March after graduating in 1957 Sherman High School Seth. He is and she is 74.
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WAC
U. S. Military’ Academy Army Hospital
West Point
N. Y
Shirley A. Walker
Nancy Z. ‘Walker
Walker
Women's Army Corps
Sherman High School
Seth
Etna
Pvt Louis Gyovai Stationed In Korea
Pvt Louis Gyovai 18 son of Mr and Mrs Louis Gyovai Naoma is in the Seventh Infantry Division stationed in Korea. He joined last February and trained at Fort Jackson South Carolina. He attended Marsh Fork High School at Montroal. White gold is pure gold alloyed with nickel.
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NAOMA
KNS
Seventh Infantry Division
Korea
Pvt. Louis
Gyovai
Louis Gyovai
Kombat
Seventh Quartermaster Co
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Marsh Fork High School
Montroal
Homecoming Queen Named At Oceana HS
Oceana High School selects Brenda Keys as Homecoming Queen with attendants Rose Elkins Mavis O'Brien Carol Toler Loretta Dean. Miss Keys’ escort will be El Gillenwater at the halftime ceremony during the Oceana Pinela football game Friday. escorts Kenny Dillo Charles Irks George Conley Ernest Pritchard chosen from seniors. Student Council led by Clyde Baldwin handles arrangements.
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Oceana
Brenda Keys
Peggy Terrell
Marshall’ College
Terrell
Oceana-Pinela Gillenwater
Rose Elkins
Mavis O'Brien
Carol, Toler
Loretta Dean
Dean
Oceana Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
Kenny Dillo
Charles Irks
George Conley
Ernest Pritchard
Clyde Baldwin
Pfc Miller graduates from West Airborne Division Jump School
Pfc Scott A. Miller, son of Mr and Mrs Early Miller of Pine Knob, graduated from the West Airborne Division Jump School at Fort Campbell Kentucky after three weeks of ground and aerial training including five parachute jumps His Army service began May 1957 at Ft Jackson South Carolina and he attended Marsh Fork High School Montcoal before enlisting.
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Pine Knob
RNS
West Airborne Division
Fort Camp
Bell
Scott A. Miller
Early Miller
Miller
Army
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Marsh Fork
Montcoal
Two Treated After Weekend Accidents at Mullen General
At Mullen General Hospital two residents were treated after weekend mishaps. Minnie Shatley, 60, Covel, fell from a stool while installing a storm window, dislocating and fracturing her wrist. Robert B. Woods, 44, Frantz Ave., suffered a deep cut to his left thumb when the blade of a power saw contacted his hand. The wound required 18 sutures.
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Wood
Haddad Enroute Home in Lebanon from New York
Bechara Jack Haddad sailed on the Cleopatra from New York September 21, bound for Lebanon. A Beirut native, he plans to teach in his homeland while pursuing studies at the University of Beirut and hopes to return to America later, possibly near Whitesville in the Coal River area. He is a 1938 Sherman High School alumnus and was visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Nicholas Haddad of Whitesville.
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Whitesville Rns
University of Beirut
America
Coal River
Whitesville
Baptist Group Meets At Creger Residence
The Sunday Road Baptist Youth Fellowship met at Mary Beth and Glenn Creger’s home for a business session. Mary Lou Grimmett led a devotion with vice president Glen Creger presiding in Joyce Levy’s absence. Members outlined three month duties including games Linda Kessler and Mary Beth Creger, refreshments Phyllis Price Betty Kessler Gracie Metheney. Proceeds from fruit cake orders fund the BYF treasury.
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Sfco
RNS
Sunday Road Baptist Youth Fellowship
Mary Beth
Glenn Creger
Mary Lou Grimmett
Glen Creger
Joyce Levy
Linda Kessler
Mary Beth Creger
Phyllis Price
Betty Kessler
Gracie Metheney
Gene Brown
BYF Treasury
Lee Kesler
Kenneth Ewing
Mary Love Grimmett
Gracie
Pineville Personal Notes and Clergy Celibacy Talk
Pineville residents James White and his family visited East Pineville with the Rose family returning home Sunday. Dr. James T. Cleland, dean of Duke University chapel, urged Protestant churches to consider promoting unmarried clergy noting the conflict between marriage and ministerial duties.
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Pineville
Rns
James White
St Albans
Floyd Rose
East Pineville
Durham
N. C
James T. Cleland
Duke University Chapel
Mrs M Level Rites Tuesday at Salem Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Pinkney Level will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Salem Presbyterian Church by Rev T Wilson Rowe. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Level, 79, died Sunday at Organ Cave after a long illness. Survivors include three daughters and three sons, with siblings listed, reflecting a deep local family presence in Organ Cave and nearby towns.
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Organ Cave
RNS
Margaret Pinkney Level
Salem Presbyterian Church
Level
Irgan Cave
American Legion Auxiliary
Madge Crickenberger
Geraldine Dalton
Ronceverte
Kathleen Bostic
Lewisburg
James
George Level Jr
Pearisburg
William
Amy Fleshman
Baltimore Md
J. C. White
George Parker
C. C. Burdette
Roanoke, Va
Reba
Argenbright
Maxine McNeely
Pax
Wallace
Wallace Fu
Neral
Horne
A. D. Argenbright
Glen Williams Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Glen Roy Williams will be held at 11 a m Tuesday at his Fanrock home with burial in the family cemetery. The 57 year old coal miner died at 12:10 a m Sunday at his Fanrock residence after retirement due to failing health. Born October 31 192? in Grayson County Virginia he was the son of Doc and Ida Williams and a former Lake Fork Coal Co. employee. Surviving are his wife Leola Lusk Williams three sons David of Alexandria Virginia Charles and Glen Jr both of Fanrock three daughters Mrs Ralph Lambert Brenda Joyce and Shelia Dianne all of Fanrock two brothers Ralph of nearby Beckley and Luther of Tampa Florida a sister Mrs Hazel Ratliff of Koppersport and seven grandchildren.
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Fanrock
RNS
Glen Roy Williams
Williams
Fannock
Grayson County
Doc
Ida Williams
Lake Fork Coal Co
Baileysville
United Mine Workers of America
Leola Lusk Williams
David
Alexandria
Charles
Glen Jr
Ralph Lambert
Brenda Joyce
Shelia Dianne
Ralph
Fear Beckley
Luther
Tampa
Fla
Hazel Ratliff
Kopperston
Farm Woman's Council Marks Achievement Day in Fayetteville
Fayette County Farm Woman's Council celebrated Achievement Day at the 4H Camp Beckwith. New officers were installed led by Mrs. Mary Tamplin as president and Mrs. Vic Gilkerson as vice president. The event featured a devotional by Mrs. Crosier, reports from clubs, and plans to limit committees to four. The next meeting is set for December 1.
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Fayetteville
ANS
Gram
Fayette County
Beatrice Whanger
Beckwith
W.va
Mary. Tamplin
Vic Gilkerson
Clifford Davis
James Legg
W. 4. Dickerson
Grace Shockley
Allie Amick
C. E. Painter
Clyde Dorsey
Countyegent
T. A. Pite
G. T. Davis
E. G. Cottle
Chester Bates
John Tamplin
Bertha Bugg
Thelma Kenney
Cada Bietz
Ida Crookshanks
Lala Rodes
J. 0. Summerfied
I. A. Crosier
Vela. Grimmett
Hillary Harper
Polly Kelly
JT O Moansrea
Ruby Fox
Mercer Woman's Funeral Today
Mercer area notices report multiple funeral services including Mrs Lucinda Brown Weatherford of Princeton to be held at First Methodist Church at 2 p.m. with burial in Browns Chapel Cemetery. Other obituaries note Mrs Florence Payne, Mrs Stout of Fayetteville and family survivors. Memorial services and pallbearers are listed. historical note mentions Great Britain's first cigarette factory started in 1856.
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Princeton
RNS
Lucinda Brown Weatherford
First Methodist Church
B.S. McClung
T. D. Dickerson
Harold Pitzenbargler
Brown's Chapel
Lick Creek
Weatherford
Senate
Florence
Ee Methodist
Payne
Woman's Society of el
Fayetteville
Ernest Barley
Summers County
Batnwid
William and
Cornelia Hele Brown
Paul
Mark Williams
Everett
Woodrow
Ralph
Frank Brown
Great Britain
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Wyoming Hospital
Betty Jo King
Itmann
Lou Murphree
Reda Milam
Matheny
Margaret O'Neal
Maudie Mebite
Juanita Smith
Felix Dixon
Buna Perdue
McGraws
Louise Kade
Alisa Hylton
Pax Boy Scouts
Concord
Society
Coal River Personals
Church Circle
Colcord
John Ralfs
S. L. Pettry
Bluestone Dam
Mies
B. Mounts
Oceana Personals
Chloe Ganterturt
Steven
Stal
Welch
Jimmie Estep
Ron
Ingram Bailey
Orval Estep
Canterbury
George Estep
John
Steven’s Clinic Hospital
Estep
Ameagle
Veraleral
Carter
Judy Dixon
Jimmie Esteg
John Dixon
Igracions
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Beckley
Glen Fork
O. V. Caudill
Atlanta
Rachael Caudill
Christian Education Church
George
Carl Salyers
H. K. Meredith
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Losada
Willam Stanley
Wally
Freddie Florentz
John David White
J. W. Stanley
Tom Burgess
G. L. Kincaid
Hardy County
G. L. Williams
Kincaid
Colcord School
Zella Jarrell
Homer Holstein
James Thrasher
Bobby Holstein
Rock Creek
Women's Association
Laws
Tommy Evans
Baltimore
Pvt
Oceana HS
Rob
Miss Elkins
Miss Terrell
Walter Elkins
Teachers of America
O’brien
Walter O'Brien
Tomahawk Times
Art Society For High School
Future Homemakers of America
Aausts
Edna Toler
Miss Toler
OHS
Nerses of America
Pfc. Miller
US Army School
Mullens Hospital
B. Haddad
Lebanon
Baptist
Creger Residence
M. Level
Glen Williams
Farm Woman’s Council
A. C. Richards
Gatewood
Jesse Evans
J. Er
Wan Ehnl
A. Crosier
Arrowhead Club
W. H. Keffer
R. A. Beckleheimer
BE. C Myles
Elber McClung
R. E. Amick
Henry Watkins
Paul Hicks
Joe Stockley
Bill Kountz
Lois Watkins
2. O. Blume
John Cutko
Mrs. Stout
Mercer
Stout
Oak ‘Hil
T. €. Weath
Harry Orford
Lansing
May Reed
Grace Temp-Brown
Thomas C. Jr
Summerlee
Clyde
M. Wea
Nellie Stout
Sherford
Herminie
Garnet Stout
Carl H. Span
Jer
Bluefield
James J. Fink
A. G. Williams
Robert E. Brown
Hinton
Quality Lumber and Supply Co
City Ave
New York
M. T
Westinghouse
Ashworth & Sparks, Inc
Pagoda Shopping Center
Prince Street
Beckley, W. Va
Harper Road
Beckley, W. Ve
Marty’s Quality Home Furn
Princest, Techie
W. Ve
A. W. Cox Department Store
F. G. Lobban Company
Alderson, W. Va
the Valley Company
W- Ve
Superior Sterling Company, Distributors
Bluefield, W. Va
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