Teaching Assignments Spark Pineville School Shuffle
Wyoming Board approves new teacher allocations in Pineville with Beatrice Taylor taking a key posting and George Walley and Billy Jo Cook assigned to junior high and Sitielassintay schools. School leaders discussed cafeteria plans and program expansions while fire crews battled back-to-back alarms in Baileysville, including a structure fire and a false third alarm, amid district staffing and budget considerations.
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Wyoming Board
Pineville
Beatrice Taylor
Monnet Muling
Davents
Monday Teacher Association
Dhe Totlin Tach
Teachoy
Wwe
Andl
Behoul
Fisie Z Blas
Vm Ess W
Morgan
Rranth Sehont
Alvave
Mount Hope
INS
Michael Vargo
Mike J. Varga Park
Mission Baptist Meeting Addresses Open Housing Issues
Mrs Wilsta Taylor and Mrs Nayor spoke at the American Baptist Woven church gathering about open housing, missions, and world work. The event included discussions on drug abuse, devilment, and community needs with hostesses and visitors from Wilene, Rockcastle, and other areas.
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Wilsta Taylor
Wolo
Roeke
Mya
Dow Kuwek
Vaylar
Tadine Branks
Wilene
Obs Cank
Bidding Opened On Police Buildings Charleston Cup
The State Building Commission invited bids for police building projects in the Kana wha Valley with bids due November 25. Estimated cost about 85 thousand dollars. Projects include State Police Headquarters at South Charleston and a buildin? at the Police Academy. Demolition contract planned for capital complex space. Bids to be opened at the November 25 meeting for a 150 space parking lot.
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Charleston
Kyo State Police
Kanawha Vailey
South Charleston
Institute
Seenstenstien
Jens
Hoeberk Laster
Plex
Virginia City Ghost Town and Mark Twain History
In Virginia City a northern cemetery scene reflects a ghost town mood with old gravesites and faded grave markers. It notes that in 1863 Samuel Clemens became Mark Twain while reporting for the Territorial Enterprise, a paper still published today.
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Virginia City
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Territorial Enterprise
Wester Hstory
New
Comstock Lode
United States
Rano
Carson City
Gas Substitution If Proven Could Change Energy Mix
Washington reports a recent slipstream disclosure by a major company detailing potential large scale development of a hydrogen rich gas substitute. The Office of Coal Resources notes progress from Kellogg Co researchers on a process using sodium and related compounds to yield a usable substitute. If scalable, the method could support pipeline gas, hydrogen, and syn phasization efforts, marking a step toward alternative energy pathways.
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Washington
Ues
Hps Bose
Coal Rosenvelt Pal
OL. W. Kellogg Ca
Prachived
Revival Begins at Wesleyan Church in Fayetteville
Revival to begin Wednesday at the Wesleyan Church in Fayetteville formerly Pilgrim Holiness Church Minot will lead services at 7 30 p m and continue through October featuring prayer and preaching in a small town church setting
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Wesleyan Church
Fayetteville
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Byrd Urges Voters On Law and Order Trust in Byrd Stance
Florida speech highlights Robert Byrd asserting his focus on crime control and public safety. He claims Humphrey must prove sincerity on law and order to win votes and reassures supporters that he will back measures to curb crime and protect families.
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Humphrey
Byrd
Wiskingten
Plans Made For District Retreat By Woman's Society
Mrs. Charles Woenheiner led the session of Mont Hill Methodist Church Women’s Society No 2, sharing a study from "A Woman Who Married Our Right Man." Members discussed district plans, with November program at Mont Rope Methodist Church and duties assigned to Mrs. Gooven Scott and Mrs. Exp Henderson.
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Mount Homans
Ciele
Chuvelrinel
Jean Notwers
Avenig
Coarge
Yarige
Charles Woenhinker
Powersitv
Metreal
Mont Rope Methodist
Chavel
Cielo No. 2
Woman's Society of Chlan Service
Melte Perry
Eva Jelten
Gishee Fontana
G. Viorhyns
Social Security Aids Over 466000 Students
The Social Security Act will provide benefits to over 466000 students nationwide. A Berkeley Social Security office notes scholarships will be available at colleges and universities, enabling many recipients to attend.
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Berkley Socish Security Office
Stewardship Program Talk At Mount Hope Church Circle
A Ye Sount Hope Preacherlin Church group met at Mrs. J. Moward’s home for a Stewardship program. Mrs. O Walker opened with Bible verses and Mrs. John Sheets led the emphasis on the mouth. Plans were set for a Men’s Church fellowship Friday in the Fellowship Mall as various members attended.
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Mount Oer Untya
J. Mo Moward
O- Wt
Walker
John Sheets
Pellowship Mall
Leo Morelli
Hum'y Tinke
Jones
Corrie Geall
Lovell
Ralph Wy Salley
Gwinn
Tingram
S.C
C. A. Mowe
V Howard
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Thaony Bose
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Deborah David “Kerr Niven
Amurfer
Baer
de Lice
Grayung
Robert Byrd
Uabert
Tony Sd
Berry
Uso
Raleigw Drive
Wuss Meyer Finders Keepers
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Chile
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