Coping with Loss and Community Health Notices
A reader reflects on grief after her husband’s death and the Christian perspective on death as new life. The Monongalia County Association of Retired School Employes advises its Wednesday meeting with devotions and speakers. Health Department clinics offer prenatal, immunization, venereal disease, family planning, well child, and tuberculosis X ray services this week with appointments where noted.
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Jesus
Christ
Paul
God
Heaven
Earth
Monongalia County
Edward McNulty
Wesley United Methodist Church
Mabel Bell
Monongalia County Health Department
Health Department
Scott's Run
Daniel Cady
Grand Street
Homer Hiner
Summers St
Bikers clash over Haymaker Village field use
Residents and owners clash over youths using Haymaker Village fields for dirt bikes amid noise complaints and liability fears. Bikers defend space for riding while neighbors push signs and legal action. police struggle to control activity as petitions for and against ride area surface.
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Haymaker Village
Donald Lazzelle
S. J. Angotti
James Prete
Lazzelle
Angotti
Bill DeMoss
Charleston Ave
William E. DeMoss
First Ward Park
Green Bay Road
Tom Tallman
Grandview Ave
Mason Tallman
Tallman
Grandview Avenue
Brad Mancini
Phillips St
Alfred Mancini
DeMoss
Mountain Heights elects Patty Hilling treasurer
Mountain Heights Community Association members elected Patty Hilling as treasurer to fill the late Wayne McMillen’s term. She defeated Helen Jane Morris. About 20 members approved a new constitution with a second vote set for 7 30 p m August 3 at Summers School. If approved, the constitution will take effect.
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Mountain Heights
Patty Hilling
Summers School
Preliminary hearing reset for Fred Randolph theft case
A preliminary hearing for 28 year old Fred Randolph was rescheduled for Friday. Justice of the Peace William Bowers said Randolph is charged in connection with a motorcycle theft on June 7 and has been free on a $500 cash bond.
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Fred Randolph
Justice of the Peace
William Bowers
Randolph
Anthony Capano
Tyrone Road
John P. Shale
Thomas P. Stone
Power shutoff in Monongalia County doubles Sabraton substation capacity
A planned power shut-off from 7 to 8 55 a.m. Saturday allowed Monongahela Power Co to install a new transformer at the Sabraton sub-station doubling capacity from 6 250 to 12 500 kilovolt amperes. The outage affected multiple areas and ended five minutes early with few complaints due to advance notice.
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Monongalia County
Monongahela Power Co
W.M. Gardner
Sabraton
South Hills
Harner
Gardner
Pets Vaccinated in County Rabies Clinic Series
The final week of summer rabies clinics ended with 1 226 pets vaccinated. In total 4 226 animals received shots across the series, said Dr. Dennis Kohn, county veterinary consultant. Clinics at Smithtown School South Hills and Ridgedale and four hour sessions at the County Dog Pound near Westover are planned with December and winter dates in Monongalia County. The program aims to curb outbreaks and remains nearly self funded with a $1 50 vaccine cost per animal.
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Dennis Kohn
Kohn
Westover
Monongalia
Smithtown School
South Hills
Ridgedale
Burglaries Probed At Greene County Club And Nearby Pro Shop
Pennsylvania State Police investigate two burglaries in Waynesburg Greene County. A major break in at Greene County Club and the golf pro shop caused about $600 in damages and $1,000 in cash and merchandise losses. A second break in at Michael Berkowitz Inc. involved a gum machine worth $25. Police place the incidents between midnight and 7 a m Saturday for the club case and between Friday 10 a m and Saturday 4 p m for the factory burglary.
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Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Greene Country Club
Michael Berkowitz, Inc
R.D
West Virginia University Receives Dreyfus Grant
West Virginia University has received a 5100 grant from the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation Inc to support undergraduate research in chemistry.
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West Virginia University
Camille and Henry Dreyfus
Troubleshooter Notes From Legal and Military Queries
A column fragment reports court actions in a drug case with two men arrested June 27 and held for grand jury action. It also notes a professor emeritus lecturing at a youth science camp and provides steps for veterans to obtain discharge papers from the National Personnel and Records Center.
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Earl Core
West Virginia University
Pocahontas County
National Personnel and Records Center
St. Louis
WHEL Receives $1 000 Grant for Geology Scholarship
WHEL was awarded a $1,000 grant by the California Chevron Oil Co. Division to support an undergraduate geology scholarship.
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Whel
West Virginia University
California Co
Chevron Oil Co
Preston Light and Power Hit by Masontown Strike
United Steel Workers Local 12816 began a strike against Preston Light and Power. The dispute centers on wages with two months of talks completed except for pay. Seven picketers stood outside the Masontown headquarters as talks stalled with no schedule set for resumption.
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Masontown
United Steelworkers Union
Preston Light and Power
William Blake
Paul Christopher
Blake
Disabled veteran receives DAV equipment donation in Morgantown
Kenneth Reed and Norman Squires of Morgantown Chapter 45, Disabled American Veterans presented an oxygen tank and mask to William Johnston, 58, a World War II veteran from Osage. The $102 tank was funded by $356.55 raised in the forget-me-not sale. The chapter will use remaining funds to aid veterans in need, contact VA hospitals, and pursue additional compensation for Johnston.
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Morgantown
Kenneth Reed
Norman Squires
William Johnston
Osage
DAV
Johnston
Reed
Veterans Administration
Red Cross
Hospital notices list births and discharges across several facilities
The column records newborns at Mon General and Preston Memorial with times, plus numerous discharges and medical staff at Greene Memorial Downtown and Preston facilities. It lists names of patients, their towns, and relatives, along with volunteer rosters for Monday.
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Preston Memorial
Jerry Shillingburg
Kingwood
Anna Whetsel
James Pratt
Leesburg
Virginia Hershman
Terra Alta
Claude Hooton
Rowlesburg
Delores Bolyard
Rosie McNair
Jay Peddicord
Shawn Jenkins
Dean Jenkins
June Thomas
Mary Burge
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Bemont
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Mullens
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West Milford
Cindy Camp
Dixie Stanley
Daniels
Patsy Armountrout
Aurora
Gale Adams
Chapmansville
Ben
Health Agency
Billy Sahoo
David Cady
Spencer St
Comuntzis
Mr. Heights Unit
Mrs. Hilling
Division of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
Charleston
Capano
E.W
Mr. Morris
Preston
Eyesore
Wiltas
Cheat Lake
Mont Chateau
Ron Rittenhouse
Greene Memorial
Raymond Watson
Margaret Sellers
Clarksville
Joann Sheets
Quicy
Mass
William J. Burge
Joseph Kachurik
James Barr
Shirley Begovich
Charlene Kramer
Matthew Stephenson
Clarence Taylor
Lillian Wilson
Monongalia General
Heston Cooksey Jr
Garfield St
Richard Brake
Jeannette — Fortney
Lilly Price
South Walnut St
Carol Hilling
Carol Komondor
Linda Maxon
Marcia Shannon
Elizabeth Lowe
Floata Kincaid
Marjorie Myers
Francis Fox
John Fox
Stanton Cady
Grafton
Audrey Boylen
Mildred Crouse
Burl Romine
Mabel Elis
Adlof Grafton
James Hughes
Silver Spring
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Roland Whitehair
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