Oak Hill Juniors Hear Travel Tips From Guest Speaker
Oak Hill Fayetteville and Oak Hill Junior Woman's Club meetings feature Daisy Dorsey of South Charleston delivering a travel talk with Western tour insights and handmade souvenirs. The Oak Hill group planned two projects, a Christmas dance and spring carnival, and discussed district conventions and Cub Scouts sponsorship.
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Paleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
Oak Hill Jr
Register
Oak Hill
Daisy Dorsey
South Charleston
Mount Hope Loses Bid To Keep Train Service
Mount Hope and Fayette County communities lose their appeal to the Supreme Court to overturn a Public Service Commission order allowing discontinuance of the Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train. Judge Riley would not stay the order. rail line says higher costs justify ending the service while towns argue loss of mail and express service harms local needs.
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Register
Mount Hope
Supreme Court
Ohio
Public Service Commission
James B Riley
Commission
Thurmond
Minden
Fayette County
Fayetteville Woman's Club Donates to Polio Campaign
Fayetteville Woman's Club opened its year with a luncheon at Thelma Blume house as they donated 25 dollars to the emergency polio drive. District president Phares Reeder praised civil work by Capitol District clubs while Adam Ritz led the meeting and coordinated aid for winter clothing for local girls. Jean Ann Platt and Lea Maxrocchi provided music as members listed include F N Bacon W B Ballard L Diehl A J Dunnean Blanche Echols R C Farmer Chester Hagert W Haynes G H Jeffries John Lindsay George Love B C Madison Tommie Platt Janes Reed J A Ritz M S Seay Carrie Shultz Ellen Sprouse J D Stone W C Warren S Wilson Charles W Paskel Lucile Studkins Eva Dempsey Frances Warren.
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Fayetteville
Jean Ann Platt
Lea Maxrocchi
F. N. Bacon
W. BR. Ballard
L . Diehl
A. J. Dunnean
Blanche Echols
R. C. Farmer
Chester Hagert
Howard Funeral Rites Wednesday
Mrs. Virginia Coleman Howard 38 died at her father George M Coleman’s Oak Hill home after a year in misshaped care. Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. at Oak Hill Methodist Church with Rev A A Angle and Rev Smith Rose officiating. Burial in Highlawn Memorial Park. She was born in Dotan August 1 1611 and survived by husband Mantey D Howard father George M Coleman one brother ME Coleman and one daughter Sharon Howard. Body to remain at Thomas Funeral Home until one hour before service.
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Reglater
Oak Hill
Virginia Coleman Howard
George M. Coleman
Oak Ul Methodist Church
A. A. Angle
Smith Rose
Highlawn Memorial Park
Aapensher
Oak Hull Methodist Church
Dothan
Mantey D. Howard
Oak Thib
Coleman
Sharon Howard
Thomas Funeral Home
Herndon and Unsted Girls Named as Cheerleaders
Herndon Ella Chambers of Herndon a WV Tech freshman will cheer at school sports events this year. Also named are Elly Wall from Ansted Nancy Cleudenin from Belva and Tacold s Holines a freshmen from Moundsville.
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Herndon
It Register
Ella Chambers
West Virginia
Institute of Technology
Elly Wall
Froi
Ansted
Nancy Cleudenin
Belva
Tacold S Holines
Fumlur Trow
Oyster Supper Tonight At Mullens Knights Of Pythias
An oyster supper is planned for 7:30 tonight at the Highland Avenue lodge hall of the Knights of Pythias in Mullens. Delinquent members and those in good standing are invited with spouses or guests, aiming to boost attendance and offer a path to reinstatement of membership. Also open to new applicants seeking lodge membership.
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Mullens
Highland Avenue Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Ury Youth Fined on Two Charges
James Franks Lester of Ury about 22 was fined and costs totaling 2.15 dollars for fraud and driving offenses. He pleaded guilty to both charges after arraignment before Magistrate W. B. Haga at Elmore. Lester worked as an extra gang workman for the Virginian Railway and was charged with using a fictitious name to obtain a license and driving with a revoked license while police investigated auto battery theft from a box car at Elmore that week.
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Ation
Frank Lave
Robert Abbot
Meadows
Marlon Ciminar
Lagi Buccini
H. £. Dillon
Robert Martin
Sf Beawick Feed & Supply Company
Bud Blake
Maplewood
Mowyer
Flanagan
Paereé
Robert Kincaid
David Patterson
C. Epperly
John Ramella
Mary Scarbrough
Robert L. Flowers
Register Stati
Mullens
James Franks Lester
Ury
Costa
W. B. Haga
Elmore
Jon
Lester
Virginian Railway Company
L. P. Mullins
Shen
Garland Efison
Lea Cord
Virginian Railway
Sister of Mr Hope Man Dies in Calif
Funeral arrangements for Linnle Hotes, 37, of Sacramento California, who died Sunday after a tenacious illness, remain unannounced. He was born near Ronceverte and is survived by his wife, five children, and two brothers JL Anderson of Alounk Hope and B F Anderson of Ronceverte. sister of JL Anderson of Hinton.
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Mount
Clinics Reveal 15 New Tb Cases in Fayette
Fayetteville clinics conducted in August identified 15 new tuberculosis cases within Fayette County. The Fayette County Tuberculosis Association reported 113 attendees across four clinics, with 126 individuals admitted to service that month. Eight new cases were referred, 20 patients consulted private physicians, and six patients were admitted to state sanatoria. Educational outreach included 150 literature pieces, 44 letters, and multiple newspaper articles.
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Fayette
Stall Meriter
Fayetteville
Fayette County
Vsit
Silver Tea Proceeds Aid Sunday School Room Upgrade
A Presbyterian church silver tea in Savyetteville raised about 160 dollars for improving the Sunday School room. Mrs. Dilson, Mrs. Bu A. Brietens hirt, and Mrs. Clifford Allen served as organizers with Mrs. J. H. White as treasurer. Volunteers assisted in dining duty, decorations, and music guests included several local ladies and Leo Mazzocchi.
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Bu A. Brietenshirt
Clifford Allen
Alrs
J. H. White
H. W. Miller
Jack Casto
J. M. Francesa
W. R. Laird
Y Register
B. K. Hesse
Savyetteville
L Mately
L. Deihl
John B. Long
B. K. Reese
W. H. Haya
Presbyterian Church
Handicapped People To Be Aided In Drive
Oak Hill notes honor for Thurmond resident Regster Shaft Writer Collins as Knights of Pythias presents a lifetime jewel and membership. Community calendar lists Rotary dinner, Ethel Hulbert Mission Circle, Princes of Syracuse, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Lions Club event, Laurel Reketoh Lodge birthday observance, and Mary Young initiation. A National Employ-the-Physically-Handicapped Week kicks off October 2 to 8 with job surveys and registration urged at local offices. Pineville reports police investigate forced entries at Allen's Restaurant and Pineville Pure Oil bulk plant thefts including cash, chains, tools, and antifreeze.
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Regster Shaft
Oak Hill
C. B. Collins
Thurmond
Knights of Pythias
Pyithian Hall
Collins
Order At Hand
Iey Lodge
Oak Hit
Hotel Hill
Kathleen Stanard
Ethel Hulbert
The
Baptist Church
Howard Amole
Herman Akers
Princes of Syracuse
Pythian Hall
Lions Club
Clara Neeley
Laurel Re Tekoh Lodge
Mary Young
Register
Weller Gak Hile
James P. Painter
Painter
Focal West Virginia Department of Employment Security Office
Pineville
Allen's
Paul Goode
Jack Goode
Pioneers Move to Curb Early Wyoming Squirrel Hunters
The Pioneer Sportsmen's Club in Wyoming County plans a four group, four man police effort to deter early pre season squirrel hunting. They will monitor all known spots in Slab Fork District following conservation officers guidance. A Friday October 7 meeting will include Soil Conservation, forest officials, and new game management coordinators, with public attendance urged. A post season banquet for club members and guests is planned.
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Register
Matt
McGraws
Wyoming County
Pioneer Sportsmen's Club
Canm
Arrevi
Slab Fork
Wyoming
Conservaion Commission
Soil Conservation Commission
Mullens Junior Woman's Club to Honor New Members and Officers
Eleven women were endorsed for club membership at last night’s meeting and a tea for new members and past officers was planned for October 10 at the Woman’s Civic Clubhouse in West Mullens. Frances Davis announced a district convention may be held October 28 at Hinton and delegates were named. The club also voted to give $10 to the Wyoming County Police Fund and noted a $1,000 balance due on the Mullens Athletic Field electrical scoreboard.
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O. W. Dixon, Jr
Oak Hill
Hinton
Charles McClain
Joe Lilly
Hallowe'en
McClain
James Shelton
Jun Ine Woman's Club
Civic League
Dixon
Charley Miller
Marguerite Allman
Carl Sanger
Isabel Lester
Juanita Scott
Ruth Easton
Howard Ample
Irene Kurzyna
Ester Brooks
W. E. Butndy, Jr
C. P. Gatehouse
Jamies Shelton
Ralph Witens
Mary Elizabeth Thomas
Nancy Hennabass
Newland
Lotise Blake
Register Stalf
Mullens
Junior Woman's Club
Woman's Civic
West Mullens
C. V. Feller
Ernestine Farmer
Margaret Roles
Janice Bailey
Lee Roy Dean
Joe Ann Hogg
Wyoming County Pollce Fund
Frances Davis
Ray Sisk
Imogene Rheades
Betty Jack Farmer
Joe Ann Hoge
Mullens- Hinton
Marianna Mine Cited For Safety Practices
Federal re inspection reports commend good operating conditions at Marianna No 2 mine in Wyoming County. The seven workers produced 133 tons daily with proper timbering ventilation and dust control, plus improved cross over bridges, secured cars, insulator wires and telephones on insulators.
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Marianna
Marianna No
Marianna, Smokeless Coal Company
Wyoming County
A. J. Alshafer
Nead House
Episcopal Parish House Underway In Mullens
Excavation has begun for the first section of a new parish house for St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Mullens. The groundbreaking followed Sunday worship led by Rev. Edward T. Haslam with Mayor William Holroyd speaking. Work starts with digging to form an L shaped wing, built of cinder block and finished with bondex, projected cost about 4000 dollars. The facility will provide Sunday School rooms in addition to the church.
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Register
Mullens
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Edward T. Haslam
William Holroyd
Life Son Born to Mr and Mrs Jack MIE
Mr and Mrs Jack Mie announce the birth of a four pound baby boy named Scottie Martin born Thursday September 22.
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Oceana
Jack Mie
Scottie Martin
Howerton Buys Wyoming Land
R M Howerton buys 10 acres in Barkers Ridge District as shown by a Wyoming County deed. The transfer links to Alex Howerton and others, including Johnny H Belcher, Ed Church, Jay Wellman Addition in Bud, and Brock. Barkers Ridge District records also list transfers from Jesse W Morgan to Abel Basham and from Wiley Shrewsbury to WW H Shepherd with multiple lot numbers.
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Tinsville
R. M. Howerton
Barkers Ridge
Wyoming County
Alex Howerton
Johnny H. Belcher
Tol Ed Church
Jay Wellman
Bud
Jesse W. Morgan
Abel Basham
B. P. Burn
Pineville
Center
Wiley Shrewsbury
WW. H. Shepherd
Brock K. Barkers Ridge
Mullens WCTU Plans Thursday Meeting at First Church
The Women's Christian Temperance Union in Mullens will meet at 2 p m Thursday at the First Church of God in South Mullens. State president Mrs IA L Rohrer of Ueckley will attend to address the group and assist in completing the union's organization.
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Mullens
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Eastern Star to Meet Pineville Chapter 110
Pineville Eastern Star Chapter 110 plans its regular meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Masonic Hall. A nomination service will be held, announced worthy matron Mrs Gladys Hatfield.
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Eastern Star
Pineville
Ordéy
The
Masonic Hall
Gladys Hatfield
Dixon Accepts Post With Advisory Group
Dixon of Oak Hill secretary manager of the West Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association has joined the City College Midtown Training Advisory Committee. The panel includes representatives from state pharmaceutical associations the College of Apothecaries and the Proprietary Association aiding the American Drug Store Business Training Film Series for grassroots pharmacy merchandising and management training in the United States and Canada.
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Canada
Cousins Share Party Honors in Mullens and Oak Hill
Linda Goins Mullens and Wayne Bradbury, cousins and children of local families, were honored at a joint birthday party Saturday. Linda turned seven yesterday and Wayne will be eight on Thursday as friends and relatives attended at the Goins home. Attendees included Vicki Hayhurst, Ronald Hayhurst, Beth Davis, Barbara White, Travia Davis, and many others. A separate notice notes Tracy Smith and family visiting Oak Hill for dinner with Archie Hall.
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Mullens
Linda Goins
Birs
Orville Goins
South Mullens
Wayne Bradbury
Cecil Bradbury
Guyandotte Avenue
Hon‘orees
Linda
Wayrie
Fees Carte
Barbara White
Beth Davis
Vicki
Ronald
Bobby Hayhurst
Jerry Hoge
Elaine Webb
Millicent
Oak Hill
Tracy Smith
Portland
Ore
Archie Hall
Oak Hil
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