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Letter To
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To Whom it may concern,
I Have an allergy to cats, and
would appreciate it if you could keep
your cats off my porch. The cats I
speak of are 1. white, 2 light brown,
Black with white paws and gray&
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Hinton
Letter to the Editor
My Dear Fellow Citizens,
Normally, I would address my
letter to the leadership of the West
Virginia government. However, it
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Medical Association 2014 studio a
24.8% decrease in opioid related
overdose deaths occurs in states
with medical marijuana laws) nor
redirect law enforcement and other
judiciary forces away from useless
cannabis arrests to opioids and other
violent crime suppression activities.
And these facts don't touch on the
loss of income for cannabis convicts
due to felon records. Quite frankly,
Governor Justice should consider a
general release and pardons
including expungement for all non-
violent marijuana inmates, past and
present.
Please urge your elected officials,
assuming you can find them, to
decriminalize cannabis, stop ruining
the lives of benign users of
marijuana, and get the National
Guard off the streets and out of our
prisons. West Virginia deserves
better!
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JAMES RUSH CARY, 60 YEARS transferred to the system telegraph "A strict disciplinarian - believing
OF SPLENDID SERVICE TO line force installing wires to that each man owes his best efforts
C.&O. telephone poles. At the first tohisjob-Mr. Caryyetpossesseda
When I was learning telegraphy opportunity he returned to Fort tender heart, always lending a
in the various offices on Alleghany Spring as depot hand with Agent H. helpful hand when it was deserving
Subdivision of the C. & O I became C. Hite. In 1882, he was advanced or necessary. He will be remembered
acquainted with some officers of the toAgent-operator working at several as contributing in a large measure
Clifton Forge Division, all of which stations, mainly at Stone Cliff, W. to the building up of the fine /
were highly respected by the VA andAlleghany, VA. In 1886, the personnel of which the C. & O. is
telegraphers. L. A. Grubbs, Superintendent at Hinton appointed justly proud "
Superintendent, who gave me himAgent-YardmasteratSewell, W. "Born at Salt Sulphur Springs, :
written permission to stay in the VA. Here young Cary made a name Monroe County, VA (now W. VA.) more, all in a snap. l,carn more about
these devices at www.mok)rola.conl.
office to learn. Hyler Eddins, for himself providing excellent Mr. Cary's father was John Miller One way to make holiday baking
Trainmaster, and Bob Robinson, service for the 150 coke ovens at Cary, his mother Eliza JaneKeadle. memories for your family cvcn better
Road Foreman of Engines would Sewell and also service for Lucy His family consists of his wife, the may be to suhstitule Sue Bec |-Ion-
ride the local freight or the local Selina Iron Company of Longdale, former Miss Kate Brown, of ey for sugar. You get a golden crust,
passenger train and spend some VA and the main line coal mines Greenbrier County, W. VA and two monster texture lind I.wer calories.
time in the offices with us. There between Sewell and Hawks Nest, children, Mrs. JohnDonovan, Jr of l:or holiday treat and dinner recipes,
see https://siouxhoncy.conl/featured.
was Garrett B. Wall, Jr Division the branch lines not having yet been Cliff, on Forge, VA and James Rush l,eaving empty TV or computer box-
Engineer, L. E. Crane, Supervisor of built. Mr. CarT was at Sewell six CarT, Jr:, Trainmaster at Peru, cs on the curb could inlorrn criminals
TrackandE.F. Houff, Assistant Cost years and in 1892 was named Indiana " that expensive items are up fbr grabs in
Engineer who was later promoted to Trainmaster of New River District "For more than a half century, Mr. y, mr home, says l)aniel Barry, University
Assistant TrainmasteronAlleghany at Hinton. Soon afterward the Cary has been prominently of I'hocnix has Vegas Campus chair for
security & criminal justice programs and
Subdivision At that time, to me, S. Greenbrier District (Alleghany identified with the Masonic a retired l,as Vegas Metro police captain.
M. P. was merely initials used on Subdivision) was added to his fraternity. He possesses a fifty-year Sah*npas' new
l,idocaine Plus Pain
train orders and J. R. C initials territory. Masonic pin " Relieving
Cream and l,iquid both
used on messages and letters. My He left the C. & O. and worked (Ed. note) James Rush Cary contain two anesthetics: lidocaine for
opportunity to become acquainted for the Baltimore and Ohio Raihvay joined the Masonic order in 1887 at long lasting relief and bcnzyl alcohol for
t~ast-acting reliel~
with these two gentlemen came Company as Trainmaster at Fayetteville, W. VA later was a What may seem like a common in-
about when Mr. Silas M. Perry gave Washington, Indiana, returning to member of the Longdale lodge and Jk.czi~m conJd be lili -threa~cning: sep-
me a job as telegraph operator the C. & O. in 1901 as General in 1893 transferred his membership sis. 3"o protect Americans, the (:enters
November 14, 1939. Mr. Perry had Yardmaster at the busy Cincinnati, to the Hinton organization. Ibr Disease Contro~ and Prevention
been employed as telegraph operator Ohio and Covington, Ky. terminals. Master Masons of Hinton Lodge (cl)c) created Get Ahead of Sepsis
at Hinton, Feb. 5, 1900, was He was soon back at his familiar No. 62 assembled in the Masonic I,car~l nmrc and accc:;s materials at
www.cdc.gov/sepsis, l'ay attention to
promoted to train dispatcher at surroundings as yardmaster in the Temple at a stated communication infections. [f an inl~.~ction doesn't get
Hinton in 1905 and went to Clifton New River coal district, at 7:30 o'clock, Friday, March 1, 1940 better, seek medical care immediately.
Forge as Night Chief Train Advancements were quite rapid for the purpose of awarding a fifty- Many high school and college stu-
Dispatcher when the dispatchers' after that, first to Assistant to the year Masonic service pin to Mr. Cary. dents and their families don't realize it,
office for the Greenbrier District Superintendent of the Huntington Dr. A. L. Morris, District Deputy but the road to a good education and ca-
reer can begin with a single, simple step:
(now Alleghany Subdivision) was Division at Hinton, Superintendent Grand Master of the eighth Masonic registering with the Selective Service.
transferred to Clifton Forge from of Hiaton Division and later General district made the presentation on l,earn how and why at www.sss.gov and
Hintcn in 1914. He was later Supe.rintendentoftheWestVirginia behalf of the Grand Lodge of West {8~s)655-1~25.
promoted to Day Chief Train General Division at Huntington, W. Virginia.
Dispatcher. VA. Officials and employees from the Notice
I only had a nodding In 1914 he was again transferred, several divisions of the C. & O. were AL-ANON
acquaintance with Mr. Cary, a slim This time to Clifton Forge, VA as guests .~t the meeting which was Are you troubled by someone's
man and a legend in his own right General Superintendent of the followed by a banquet and special drinking? M-Anon Family Group
who was then putting in his 60th. Eastern General Division where he entertainment, can help. To help them, you have to
year of railroad service, stayed on the job 26 additional years In 1916, Mr. Cary purchased a help yourself first.
Just seven years after the of splendid service retiring June 1, farm beside the railroad track at Iva, Meetings every Monday nights
ih--~ffcigKf ~Y/fi$~- -Wh He Rome
burned, Nero fiddled. The
legislature is more interested in
passing tax cuts for Big Energy and
Governor Justice than seeing that
our children's teachers are
adequately compensated or that
consumers pay reasonable utility
rates. Meanwhile, our prisons and
the streets of Huntington are
occL~pied by the National Guard.
Abnost Heaven indeed
In case, you missed it, our prison
system is occupied b.y the National
Guard because we have too many
inmates and not enough correctional
officers. Why is this? One reason is
like our teachers and other public
employees, our prison dmployees
were woefully underpaid and forced
to work double shifts for years until
recently. Quite simply, our state has
the worse public policy on state
employee compensation in the
nation. You either work with no raise
for eleven years and increased
benefit costs or you strike or you get
a job in another state. But that isn't'
the only reason - marijuana policy
is the main one:
Although most citizens would
agree that opioids are the biggest
threat to the state, marijuana makes
up 55% of arrests placing it 15th
nationally. (FBI/UCR)
2001-2010 during the rise of
opiates in West Virginia marijuana
arrests went up 23.3% placing us
llth in state rate of increase. (FBI/
UCR)
The total cost of policing new
marijuana cases in WV is
approximately $17.4 million per
annum.
To make matters even more
desperate, SB 487 -eform of the
Medical Cannabis Act) and SB 593
(Cannabis Rescheduling for
Decriminalization) are being held
hostage in Senate committees for
political reasons. So we won't be able
to combat opioids with cannabis (as
per The Journal of the American
has become abundantly clear overSincerely, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway 1940 after 60 years of service to the VA and upon his retirement, all 7:00 p.m. behind the Child Advocacy
the last week~that,~ve,don't: have . Gregg~WinKo reached the Ohio River at day. that knew this honorable man, ~en~er at 411 Temple Street. For
M~ate leadhrsh/p~infmbi-6,QUlt~ i ia juana & WV H~Jh~on, W:: .VAIl. james Rush An article in the July 1940:issue i Wished hkn a long and pleasuYfib~e more in ormation ca l: 466-2760
literally our Governor has placed us Lewisburg, WV Caryj0inedthe railway on the track of Chesapeake' and Ohio' Lines rehrement as ~e watched the tra]~s
force at Fort Spring (Greenbrier magazine had the following to say pass his property.- I feel sure' malay "~ :'~
Meadow
Bridge Area
By Alvie Martin
In ~Iigh school basketball games
last week class 2018 traveled to
Pendleton County Thursday and
earned Meadow Bridge 53 points to
run the record 19-2. Senior Shauna
Harless surpassed the 1,000 point
career scoring barrier during the
contest she netted 18 points to lead
Meadow Bridge. Makenzie Judy
finished with 11, Rachel Walls led
Pendleton County with 14 points.
The Ending Score was Meadow
Bridge 53, Pendleton 31. Meadow
Bridge hosts the winner of Mount
View vs. Greenbrier West.
Meadow Bridge Boy's earned 22
points in the second quarter en route
to a 58 to 38 verdict over Richwood.
Jared Galdwell delivered a 21 point
12 rebound double double to lead the
wildcats 4-9 he also had four assists.
Kobs Rozell tossed in 12 points, Will
Woods scored eight and Zach Yates
7 pts. 12 rebounds, Joe Kidwell
Scored 16 points, Jacob Holliday had
8 for Richwood
Notice
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abusive situation please ACWP. If
you see a stray dog on the road,
especially one that you've never seen
before, please call ACWP. If you have
a litter of puppies and would like
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District) in 1880. He soon about Mr. Cary:
an engine whistle sounded in ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
tribute.
The West Virginia Division of nonrefundable fee of $20 per entry. Wall Hangings Juried Exhibition
Culture and History (WVDCH) has Quilts and wall hangings shown can be downloaded at http://
set April 23, 2018, as the deadline previously in a Division of Culture www.wveulture.org/museum/
for receiving quilts for the 2018 West and History Quilts and Wall Quuiltinfopage.html.
Virginia Quilts and Wall Hangings Hangings juried exhibition are not For more information about the
Juried Exhibition. This is the 27th eligible. Quilts and Wall Hangings exhibit or
year for the exhibition, which will Awards are presented for first- to request a printed prospectus,
open Friday, May 25, with an awards ($750), second- ($400) and third contact Howe at (304) 558-0220 or
ceremony at the annual Vandalia place ($300) in the following cailin.a.howe@wv.gov.
Gathering at the Culture Center, categories: pieced quilts, appliqued The West Virginia Division of
State Capitol Complex. The free quilts and quilts made with mixed/ Culture and History is an agency
summer long exhibition will be other techniques. Wall hangings will within the Office of Secretary of
displayed through Sept.10, 2018. receive $400 for first place, $300 for Education and the Arts with Gayle
Quilts and wall hangings can be second place and $200 for third Manchin, cabinet secretary. The
mailed or hand delivered to Cailin place, division, led by Commissioner
Howe, exhibits coordinator for the In addition, the juror may award Randall Reid-Smith, brings together
division, at the Culture Center on a Best of Show prize of $100. thepast, present and future through
April 19 and 20, 2018. Honorable mention or other non programs and services focusing on
Quilts and wall hangings, monetary awards are given at the archives and history, arts, historic
handmade or machine made, by discretion ofthejudge.TheDivision preservation and museums: For
West Virginia residents are eligible of Culture and History will provide more information about the
for the exhibition. Special two.Purchase Awards and add the division's programs, events and
consideration will be given to hand purchased'quilt and wall hanging to sites, visit www.wvculture.org. The
quilted entries, the West Virginia State Museum Division of Culture and History is
Entrants may submit one quilt collection. The prospectus and entry an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative
and one wall hanging. There is a information for the 2018 Quilts and Action Employer.
Joy is importantly different from mere pleasure. Joy has in it the real recognition
of the contrasts and depths and problems of life. Joy is an act of courage because
it can carry you through anxieties and sorrow.
--Lady Bird Johnson
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