English couple’s two page spread in a British magazine
Robert and Louise Lusk of West Virginia and their nine year old Cynthia are featured in a London magazine. The Lusks, now in Beaconsfield Bucks, published in Houses and Estates, compare their 1900s English rambling house with a 1966 Northwood townhouse, noting appliance size issues, a large American refrigerator, and the need for a transformer for U.S. equipment. The feature highlights their life in England, garden, piano, and plans to visit Paris and the United States.
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Lusk
Lusks
US Air Force
England
London
Vast Garden
University
Tennessee
Plete
Garthey
Ruisliptunes
Middlesex
Northwood
Beaconsfield
Bucks
United States
Jet
He Pelds
Govember
Paris
Ter
Runkman
States
Employment Outlook Shows Wide Range of Open Jobs
The Employment Security office lists LIS job seekers applying this week for many roles. Notable positions include bookkeeper, salesman, nursemaid, truck driver, maintenance, carpenter foreman, auto service attendant, machinist, miner, store manager, and clerical work among others.
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LIS
Sypolt Commissioned as Army Second Lieutenant
Ft Benning Ga reports Dwight Sypolt 22 son of Mr and Mrs Franklin M Sypolt Route 1 Reedsville was commissioned a second lieutenant after graduating from the Infantry Officer Candidate School He trained in leadership small infantry unit tactics infantry weapons map reading aerial photo reading guerrilla warfare and counterinsurgency operations.
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FT. Benning
Dwight . Sypolt
Franklin M. Sypolt
Reedsville
Commissionean Army
Infantry Officer Candidate School
Five Fined By Bowers
Five men pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace William Bowers on Friday and Saturday. James E. Doyle of Chambersburg faced overweight bridge vehicle charges with a $33 fine. Ronald E. Dye of Rivesville pleaded to defective exhaust and paid $18. Robert E. Twigg of Dunbar had defective brakes and paid $18. Cecil D. Mayfield of Gypsy had no hand brake and was assessed $18. James R. Hawley of Morgantown paid $18 for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
William Bowers
James E. Doyle
Chambersburg
Ronald E. Dye
Rivesville
Robert E. Twigg
Dunbar
Cecil D. Mayfield
Gypsy
James R. Hawley
Rt. 5
Morgantown
Local YDC Membership Swells 400 Percent in County
Monongalia County Young Democratic Club reports membership rising from 406 in 1966 to 1603 this year, a roughly 400 percent gain helped by election-year activity. Club president James Morton says surging membership boosts voting strength at the Huntington convention. attendees include Dr. and Mrs. Willis Hertis, Rod Pyles, and John Speares. The group also joined a Democratic picnic at Morgan Park in Fairmont featuring state officials and candidates ahead of the 1968 elections.
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Monongalia County
Young Dem
Eyeeenth
YBC
James Morton
Morton
Huntington
Willis Hertis
Rod Pyles
John Speares
Morgan Park
Fairmont
Marion County Democratic Executive Committee
Hulett C. Smith
Robison
Sprouse
John R. Fox
Vhreilschusser
UDC
America
Smith
A. James Manchin
Farm Home Administration
James M. Sprouse
Jennings Randolph
Robert C. Byrd
William Mondale
D-Minn
Robertson
Robert
Boy Scout First Aid Meet at Carmichaels Next Month
About 1000 of the 1500 invited scouts will camp at Joyland Park outskirts of Carmichaels Pa for a four day first aid meet starting Sept 9. Greene Fayette Washington and Westmoreland counties send teams. events include four problem rounds, speeches by state officials, and trophy prizes with a bicentennial patch.
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Joyland Park
Carmichaels
Burger - Roth
Car
Michaels
Spen
Greene
Fayette
Westmoreland
Washington and Westmoreland Fayette Scout Council
Caels
Washington Council
Fg. Jones
Allegheny
Slvania
Den
Honnis K. Keenan
Orabie H. Beecher Charmbury
State Mines
William L. Groves
Mineral Industries
Kenneth Forsyth
Kott
Walter E. Cook
Aice Taylor
8. M. Registra
United States Bureau of Mines
T. E. Jones
Dobermans
First Presbyterian
First Methodists
St. Hugh’ Catholic
Letter From Charleston Continues Talks of Mansion Scene
A Charleston note discusses a Tuesday social at the governor’s mansion to show a Smith Brazil trip, marking the first social event there since Wally Barron left office. It mentions Peter Beter pushing administration placements and road commissioner bids, Moore Arch Moore’s possible retreat, Cecil Underwood’s candidacy, and Robert Byrd avoiding charges after racial riots coverage.
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Smith
Brazil
Wally Barron
Peter Beter
Mr. Barron
Pete
Beter
Moore
Arch Moore
Cecil Underwood
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
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Margo Stock
Robert and
Louise Lunn
Cynthia
West Virginia
Elouise
John C. McKinney
Westover
Oceana
Houses and Estates
Q “Houses and Estates
Mrs. Lusk
Robert Lusk
MR. and
Mrs. Lusk ‘and
Sypolt
Bowers
YDC
D. A.m
John Kelley
Department of Mines and Mineral Industries
A.m. Speaker
Charles Ferguson
United Mines Workers of America
Washington, D. C
Charleston
Willey Street
Richwood Ave
Thorofare
Willey St
University AvenUe
Nas
Fleischmann
U.S
Wieners
Litera
Lyn
Hunt Club
Burgerbits
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