Heck's discount chain to appeal Cabell ruling on Sunday closing vote
In Huntington UPI reports Heck's discount Stores plans to appeal a Cabell County Court decision that blocks a local option vote on Sunday closing. The court tossed a petition with about 7,300 names, 1,400 invalid, and said the rest fell 53 short, denying placement on the November ballot. A second petition of 1,000 names was submitted but not merged with the first. Heck's attorney says the state Supreme Court will be asked to compel the county to count the new signatures.
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Huntington
UPI
Heck’s Discount
State Supreme Court
Cabell County Court
Heck
Cabell Court
Heck’s
Rosary Rally Sunday by Bluefield Deanery Churches
The St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church in Beckley will host a Rosary Rally at Van Meter Stadium at 3 p.m. Sunday for the Bluefield Deanery, including Princeton, Bluefield, Welch, Hinton, Beckley, Mullens, East Rainelle, Lewisburg, Tazewell, Blacksburg and Wytheville. The program features a school children procession, Knights of Columbus, Family Rosary Pledge, a sermon by Rev. Paul Hickey, a lay speech by Ernie J. Berger, Rosary recitation led by William M. Houchins and Holy Name Pledge led by Dr. Frank Isoldos. Donis is general chairman of the rally. The event aims to inspire daily Rosary recitation and the public is invited to attend.
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St. Francis de Sales Catholic
Beckley
Thomas L. Kerrigan
Bluefield
van Meter Stadium
Princeton
Welch
Hinton
Mullens
East Rainelle
Lewisburg
Tazewell
Blacksburg
Wytheville
Knights of Columbus
James Farris
Paul Hickey
Ernie J. Berger
William M. Houchins
Frank Isoldos
Don
Police Probe Break In At Maynor Teen Town
State police investigated a breaking and entering at Maynor Teen Town reported overnight. A caller at headquarters said the building was entered during the night and cigarettes and other items were taken.
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Maynor
Deaths And Funerals Agnes Wills 59 Boston Mass
Funeral services for Agnes Wills 59 of Boston Mass will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Mount Clane Baptist Church Evanston Va Burial will follow in Austin Cemetery Evanston She died Wednesday after a brief illness Survivors include her mother Annie Garnell Beechwood four daughters and many grandchildren The body is at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Home Pineville before transfer to the residence today at 4 p m from Robertson Foglesong Funeral Home Pineville
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Agnes Wills
Boston
Mass
Mount Clane Baptist Church
Evanston
Austin Cemetery
Obituary notes for Madge Coleman and family notices
Mrs Madge Coleman 58 Ghent died after long illness in local hospital at 2 30 am today She was Church of God Mossy born Oct 2 1906 Rush Run daughter of Fred and Annie Hicks Patrick Survivors include four sons two daughters three brothers six sisters and 19 grandchildren Funeral at Mossy Church of God Sunday at 2 pm Rev T M Waldron in charge Burial in Mossy Church of God cemetery Body at Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Friends may call after 2 pm Saturday Body will be moved to church one hour prior to services Evgeny Varga 84 leading Soviet economist died Thursday in Moscow after cardiovascular insufficiency due to apparent criticism of official Communist dogma on capitalism’s survival.
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Madege
Elizabeth Coleman
Ghent
Church of God At
Fla
George
Charlotte) Markland
Port Washington
N. Y
Frank Patrick
Elgin
Tex
Fred Patrick
Canton
Ohio
C. C
S. C
Mary Straughan
Ashland
Mossy Church of God
T. M. Waldron
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Fulton Woody
Elaine
William
Herman
Wilbur
Brenda
Charleston
Hobart Bradshaw
Summersville
N. J
Robert Lee Bradshaw
Mount Hope
Trent and Purgan
Miss Pearl Lilly Funeral Arrangements Underway
Miss Pearl Kan sas Lilly 81 of Flat Top died at 9 45 am Thursday in a local nursing home after a short illness Born in Boone County on March 2 1883 she was a daughter of the late James and Dell Lilly Survivors include four sisters Virginia Neidlinger Palm Springs California Larretta Ward Woodland Hills California Veronica Braugner Hollywood California and Lola Boehner Glendale California The body is at the Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home.
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Miss Pearl Kansas Lilly
Boone County
James and
Dell Lilly
Virginia Neidlinger
Palm Springs
Calif
Larretta Ward
Woodland Hills
Veronica Braugner
Hollywood
Lola Boehner
Glendale
Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home
Services for Mrs Susie Workman Held at New Richmond
Funeral services for 76 year old Mrs Susie Workman of New Richmond were set for 11 am Saturday at the New Richmond Chapel with Rev Ronald Adkins officiating. Burial will follow at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens in Matheny. She died Wednesday in a Mullens hospital after a long illness. Born March 4 1888 she was the daughter of Andrew Jack Mullens and Harriett Trent Mullens. Her husband Floyd preceded her in death in February 1963. She was a member of the Freewill Baptist Church. Surviving are six sons Hobert and others.
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Susie Workman
New Richmond
Ronald Adkins
Hillcrest Memorial Gardens
Matheny
Workman
Mullens Hospital
Andrew Jack
Harriett Trent Mullens
Floyd
Freewill Baptist Church
Hobert
Drug Probe Expands to Cover Most Drugs Since 1938
The FDA plans a broad review of drugs marketed since 1938 after 1962 amendments require proof of effectiveness and safety. Proteolytic enzyme drugs lead a priority list, followed by fertility drugs tranquilizers iron preparations pediatric drugs and several others. The PMA challenges coverage of pre1938 licenses and a federal court in Wilmington hears the case with possible temporary exemptions.
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FDA
Joseph F. Sadusk
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
PMA
Wilmington
Funeral services for Mrs Lucille Elaine Woody
Mrs Lucille Elaine Woody 57 of Minden dies after suffering an illness. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Sunday at the Glorious Church of God in Mount Hope with Elder Allen Wilson officiating. Burial will follow in Greenwood Memorial Park. She arrived dead at Oak Hill hospital early Thursday.
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Lucille Elaine Woody
Minden
Glorious Church of God
Mount Hope
Allen Wilson
Greenwood Memorial Park
Oak Hill Hospital
Juvenile Crime Prevention Tactics Across State Police Views
Juvenile crime discussion highlights parental liability and youth discipline. Watkins stresses parental responsibility and modern crime prevention roles for officers. Parkersburg Chief Callahan cites vandalism by middle and upper class youths and a harmless theft spree for kicks. Morgantown Chief Lewis notes limited vandalism, hub caps and minor damage with a small juvenile squad.
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Watkins
Parkersburg
William Callahan
Callahan
Morgantown
John Lewis
Lewis
NYU professor emeritus Charles Hodges dies at 69
Charles Hodges 69 longtime NYU professor emeritus of international politics and pioneer radio news broadcaster died Thursday of a heart attack. He was a prominent figure in public affairs broadcasting and academic circles in New York City.
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New York
UPI
Charles Hodges
New York University
Funeral for Marjorie Valentine Sides in Glendora
Funeral services were set for Saturday for Marjorie Valentine Sides 76 known among World War I veterans as Sunny Valentine YMCA hostess for the AEF.
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Glendora
Calif
Upia
Marjorie Valentine Sides
Sunny” Valentine
YMCA
AEF
Stanford professor William Irvine dies at campus home
Stanford author and Victorian era authority William Irvine, 58, died at his Stanford University campus home Wednesday night.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
William Irvine
Stanford University
Funeral services for Dr Clarence Poe held Saturday
Raleigh North Carolina Dr Clarence Poe 83 prominent Southern author analyst and editor died Friday funeral services scheduled for Saturday in Raleigh UPI report notes Poe influenced Southern literary and political writing and edited leading journals during his long career
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Raleigh, N.C
UPI
Clarence Poe
Tax Form Changes Include Preprinted Names and Deductions
The article notes new IRS 1040 forms for next year with choices between new minimum and regular standard deductions while still allowing itemized deductions. Pre stamped names, addresses, and IRS account numbers will appear on many returns, with the Government Printing Office needing about 10 weeks to print the forms and instructions using 8.5 million pounds of paper and 70,000 pounds of ink.
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Tien
IRS
Government Printing Office
Booked and Released From Raleigh County Jail
George Thomas Todd of Pine Knob was booked in the Raleigh County Jail at 5 30 p m on an arson charge. Harry Ayers of Maxwell Hill was discharged at 7 10 a m today after serving time on a petite larceny charge. Claude Ballard of Beckley served time on a check warrant and was released today.
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George Thomas Todd
Pine Knob
Raleigh
Harry Ayers
Maxwell Hill
Claude Ballard
Beckley
Curtain Callers Open Playhouse Season With September Tide
The Curtain Callers enter final rehearsals for their first season play September Tide a romantic drama directed by Frankie Wheeler. It starts Wednesday at 8 15 p m at The Playhouse and runs four days through Saturday. Box office hours run daily 10 a m to 4 p m starting Monday.
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Frankie Wheeler
Playhouse
Chamber of Commerce Sets Noon Luncheon
Beckley Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce will discuss a new educational endeavor at a dutch treat luncheon. Robert R. Hamilton says members are invited to attend the noon meeting at the El Toro Room in the Beckley Hotel on Wednesday.
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Beckley - Raleigh County
Seven Drivers Fined for Speeding on West Virginia Turnpike
Magistrate W A Burke fined seven out of state drivers for speeding on the West Virginia Turnpike on Thursday and Friday. Elizabeth F Ler of Winston Salem North Carolina Paul Bailey of High Point North Carolina Iris Jane Copher of Marion Ohio Robert Finny of Findlay Ohio Raymond Van Gunten of Findlay Ohio Thomas G Muncy of Pearlsburg Virginia and John Edward Watkins of Creole Ohio each paid 10 dollars plus costs. A local resident Darrell Barnett of Layland was fined five dollars for illegal passing.
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W. Va
W. A
Gene) Burke
Elizabeth F. Lesler
Winston Salem
N.C
Paul Bailey
High Point
Iris Jane Copher
Marion
Ohio
Robert Finny
Findlay
Raymond van Gunten
Thomas G. Muncy
Pearlsburg
John Edward Watkins
Creole
Darrell Barnett
Layland
Burke
Frost Threatens Midwest Crops
A cold front dropped temperatures into the low 20s threatening late maturing Midwest crops. Snow fell in Upper Michigan while freezing drizzle hit portions of the state. Lows reached 20 in Fargo North Dakota and Aberdeen South Dakota. The Weather Bureau issued a hard freeze warning for Iowa and Minnesota. High school students in Hammondsport New York were released to tend frost damaged grape crops. A Southwest heat wave continued with Needles California 105 and Las Vegas Nevada 98. Burns Oregon hit 65, well below the prior day’s record.
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United Press International
Midwest
Upper Michigan
Fargo
N.D
Aberdeen
S.C
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Minnesota
Hammondsport
N.Y
Needles
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Pacific
Burns
Ore
Ex-Beckleyan Thorne recalls lifesaving drug flight
Thorne learned of a rare experimental drug desferrnoxamine B known as Desferal, with only a few centers approved. After contacting Ciba, a Navy plane flew the supply from Duke Hospital in Durham to save Michael, with the Tate child fully recovered. Thorne, a 1951 Woodrow Wilson High School graduate, earned his MD from Duke. He married Mary Sue Shipe of Oak Hill. they have two children, Frank and Scott.
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Thorne
Ciba Pharmaceutical Co
Ciba
Duke Hospital
Durham
N. C
Michael
Tate
Woodrow Wilson High School
Duke University
L. L. Thorne
Hull St
Mary Sue Shipe
Oak Hill
Frank
Scott
Margaret Louise Thorne
Mistrial Daughter Forgery Case Goes Forward in Court
The state has filed forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses charges against the man. He has pleaded not guilty. Expected witnesses in Pocahontas County Court include State Health Director N H Dyer and State Institutions Commissioner Chauncy Browning Jr.
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Pocahontas County
N. H. Dyer
Chauncy Browning Jr
Baptist Church Revival Planned for Two Weeks
The Coal Marsh Missionary Baptist Church will hold a two week revival starting October 17 with daily services at 7 p.m. speaker Rev. J. F. Akers from Radford Virginia, a 68 year ministry veteran who has 298 000 converts and baptised 1900 persons. The Coal Marsh Choir will perform and a church bus will run during the revival inviting the public. Rev. M. H. Dinsmore of Lester extends the invitation.
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Coal Marsh Missionary
M. H., Dinsmore
Lester
4-H Club Elects President Sue Meador
Sue Meador was elected president of the Crow Elementary School 4-H Club at a Thursday meeting. Other officers named include Stephen Link as vice president, Myra Brogan as secretary, Ronnie Brogan as treasurer, Larry Redden as reporter, Paula Ondo and Mary Lou Richmond as song leaders, and James Hicks as game leader. Herman Sydenstricker, a teacher at the school, serves as leader.
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Sue Meador
The
Crow Elementary School
Stephen Link
Myra Brogan
Ronnie Brogan
Larry Redden
Paula Ondo
Mary Lou Richmond
James Hicks
Herman Sydenstricker
Three new mines to open in Raleigh and nearby counties
West Virginia Department of Mines permits indicate 14 jobs will be created by the openings of three new mines. Applications list S and J Coal Co No. 1 Raleigh with 5 employees owned by John Patterson of Daniels. H and W Coal Co No. 6 with 4 employees owned by Melvin Merritt of Clintonville. D and A Coal Co No. 3 Raleigh with 4 employees owned by Lacy Daniels of Prosperity.
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Kley
West Virgins
Raleigh
Lacy Daniels
Prosperity
Pentecostal Holiness Church to Host Singtime
The Pentecostal Holiness Church of Eccles invites the public and all singing groups to a singtime on Sunday at 2 p m at the church.
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Pentecostal Holiness Church of Eccles
Johnson vows TVA stay as campaign hits South
President Johnson, upbeat after Midwest stops, tours Kentucky and Tennessee pledging he will not sell the Tennessee Valley Authority. He argues TVA serves the people, notes its impact on the South and fertilizer and steam plants, and warns against dismantling it. He also frames the election as choice between moving forward and standing still.
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UPI
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South
TVA
Kentucky
Tennessee
Eee
Barry Goldwater
Upper South
People of America
Goldwater
War Memorial Building
Nashville
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White House
Louisville
Humphrey Hits Johnson as Qualified for Presidency
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey praised President Johnson as worthy of trust and the formidable responsibilities of the presidency. He said Johnson’s reason and experience make him eminently qualified, warning of the era’s potential to end time itself. Humphrey spoke at Princeton and planned appearances in Camden Tren ton Jersey City and Philadelphia.
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N.J
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
America
Minnesota
United States
Humphrey
Princeton University
Camden
Trenton
Jersey City
Philadelia
Washington
Philadelphia
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Eleanor Roosevelt
Regular Baptists To Hear Rev Jack Davis
Rev Jack Davis missionary will speak at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services at Regular Baptist Church on Johnstown Road. Davis, on a one year furlough from Trinidad, is with the West Indies Mission in Homer City. Slides will be shown at the evening service. Public invited.
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Regular Baptists
Jack Davis
Johnstown Road
Lavern Wing
Mr. Davis
Trinidad
West Indies
Homer City
Goldwater urges crusade to curb Communist power in California
Sen. Barry Goldwater campaigned in California calling for a new crusade to reduce Communist power to a level that won’t threaten world peace. He spoke at a World Affairs Council lunch in Los Angeles, outlining peace through strength and warning against war through weakness. The trip followed stops in Lubbock, El Paso, and a coast-to-coast tour from Phoenix.
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UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
California
World Affairs Council
America
Free World
Goldwater
United States
Hollywood Palladium
Phoenix
Arizona
Lubbock
el Paso
Tex
Miller campaigns in Illinois as Goldwater target
Republican vice presidential nominee William E. Miller continues a day of campaigning in Quincy Illinois and heads to Lawrenceville before Evanston as part of a broader GOP push in four key states. Miller argues the Vietnam War will end only with Goldwater's election, linking his effort to historic 1952 Korea War ending pledge.
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Quincy
Ill
UPI
William E. Miller
Mississippi
Miller
Illinois
Johnson
Springfield
Peoria
Lawrenceville
Chicago
Evanston
Barry M. Goldwater
Ohio
Texas
California
Goldwater
Cleveland Thursay
St. Joseph
Viet Nam
Barry Gold
Father and brother recall car strike in Nebraska case
Sal Ecker’s son Gene was hit by a car in Nebraska after a car theft by a group of high school boys led by a youth named Gately. Gately admitted stealing the car, said he received money to save town, and directed his father to bring the boy home. The elder Gately flew to Nebraska to retrieve the youth.
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Eugene
Gene
Salecker
Gately
Nebraska
Congo Premier Tshombe Leaves Cairo After Hostage Stay
Moise Tshombe, Congo premier, was held for three days in a UAR guest palace after attempting to disrupt the non aligned summit. He departed Cairo aboard a Belgian airliner with 43 staff, barred from university and hotels, returning to Leopoldville from Athens.
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U.A.R
UPI
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Cairo University
Air Congo
Athens
Leopoldville
Four Lie Detector Tests Conducted at Pinecrest Sanitarium
Roy J. Virden, manager of Pinecrest Sanitarium, said only four persons received lie detector tests by the State Police related to alleged food thefts. Earlier reports stated all hospital personnel were being tested.
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Roy J. Virden
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Civitan Club to Operate Salvation Army Kettle
Beckley Civitan Club will again man the Salvation Army Christmas kettle from November 28 to December 25. Last year the drive raised 5000 dollars aiding 933 families, a club spokesman said. A new Civitan Club will form October 29 at Hurricane City Hall with at least two local members and visitors from other area clubs.
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Beckley Civitans
Salvation Army
Civitans
Hurricane
Three Youths Admit Vandalism of City Buildings
Three youths from Beckley area confessed Wednesday to painting the Class of 65 on Raleigh municipal buildings and other sites. They were ordered to appear in Juvenile Court Saturday. Police charged them with destruction of private property linked to the recent art spree across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Raleigh
Beckley
Ani
Fairdale 4 H Club Elects New Officers
Timmy Lacy was elected president of the Fairdale Feath erweights 4 H Club at Fairdale Elementary School on Tuesday. Also elected were Vice President Richard Snuffer II, Secretary Karen Eubank, Treasurer Gary Honaker, treasurer Charles Griffith, song ender Charlene King and game leader Arnold Combs. The club meets on the first Thursday each month with the next meeting on Nov 5 at the school.
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Timmy Lacy
Fairdale
Richard Snuffer II
Karen Eubank
Gary Honaker
Reas Charles Griffith
Song Ender
Charlene King
Arnold Combs
Five Men Enlist in Air Force at Main Station
The Air Force reports five men enlisted Thursday at the Main Station on Prince Street. They are Terry Paul Fleming of Marietta Ohio, son of Mrs. Leona Nahass. Henry Joseph Brack of High Street Beckley, son of Mrs. Eleanor F. Brack. Robert Francis Baumgard of Lancaster Street Beckley, son of Joseph and Mary Baumgard. Ralph Lewis Hinkle of Union, son of Russell and Violet Hinkle. and Dennis Gene Pence of Union, son of Verell and Mary Pence. The group will be sent to Lackland AFB Texas for basic training.
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The
Air Force
Prince St
Terry Paul Fleming
Marietta
Leona Nahass
Henry Joseph Brack
High St
Beckley
Eleanor F. Brack
Robert Francis Baumgard
Lancaster St
Joseph
Mary Baumgard
Ralph Lewis Hinkle
Union
Russell
Violet Hinkle
Dennis Gene Pence
Meverell
Fire Dept Answers Call At John Beckley Apartments
Beckley Fire Department responded to a 5 30 p m alarm at Neville Street in the John Beckley Apartments after a report of smoke. Investigators found an incinerator burning a large amount of papers causing the smoke. no damage was reported.
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Beckley Fire Department
John Beckley
Neville Street
Robinson
Fire Department
Candy Day Sale Planned by Beaver Lions Club
Beaver Lions Club announces the completion of plans for a Candy Day sale on Saturday to benefit Lions International sight project. Rev. E W Powers named chairman, with Wetzel Brammer and Zina French assisting. Cartons of 20 varied candy rolls priced at $1 or more will be sold by girls with baskets visiting business districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Lions Club
Lions International
E. W. Powers
Wetzel Brammer
Zina French
Mabscott Town Council Meeting Postponed to Oct 15
The Mabscott Town Council will meet Thursday October 15 at 7 30 p m according to Town Recorder John Gravely The regular meeting Thursday was postponed and rescheduled to this date and time.
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Mabscott
John Gravely
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