2 Army men, absent without leave, accused of killing Wayne minister
The U.S. attorney for the Southern District of West Virginia would not rule out Thursday the possibility that two Army enlisted men who allegedly killed a Huntington minister could face the death penalty.
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For the Bartletts, joining the ministry is a tradition
Before anyone starts counting the unusually high number of ministers and missionaries in the Bartlett family, take a moment to consider the life of the late Cecil William Bartlett, whose 3-year-old son died unexpectedly.
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