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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1962

Page

15

Mercer County jury awards Bailey couple in auto crash case

A Mercer County Court jury awarded Herself Bailey 2999.20 for hospital expenses and Ruth Ann Bailey 25000 for injuries after a Route 12 collision with Russell Lamb. The suit sought 50000 with Lamb counterclaim for 10700. A divorce decree was issued in Ann Ashley v Carl E Ashley.

Mercer County Bailey Ruth Ann Bailey Russell Lamb Lamb West Virginia Delano E. Altizer Leo Catsonis Edsel B. Yost Bluefield W. Robert Carr West Virginia University College of Law James H. Cokeman Welch Robert E Holroyd Ira M Ann Ashley Carl E. Ashley

State Folk Festival Slated At Glenville

The 13th annual West Virginia State Folk Festival will be held in Glenville Thursday June 21 through Sunday June 24. Since 1950 the festival draws thousands and aims to showcase pioneer culture with folklore exhibits dances music drama and stories aided by Glenville State faculty students local merchants and civic groups.

West Virginia Glenville Glenville State

Spock Classic Passes 10 Million in 1961 Sales

By October 1961 Dr. Benjamin Spock's The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care had surpassed 10 million copies in sales, ranking as a top non fiction title after the Bible.

Benjamin Spock

Deeds Recorded In Clerk’s Office In Prince ton County

Deeds filed show transfers in Beaver Pond Rock district and Edge mont Princeton areas with prices from 500 to 19 000 dollars. Names include Wolfe Comerose Rose Croy Stewart Levern Tudor and others.Executors appraisers and administrators named for Snead League estates. Marriage license filing by Ralston and Keesee.

G. L. Wolfe Constance Wolfe Ronald T. Jones Beaver Pond Old Princeton - Bluefield Road Freddie A Thelma Comerose Luther M. Davis Rock District C. L Rosalie Rose Irene R. L. Croy, Jr Lla James Stewart Robert and Leger Edna Lawson Edgemont Princeton James F Ira J. Williams William E Margaret Ann Levern Courthouse Arthur J Eunice L. Perkins Posey R Athleen C. Tudor Parkway Bluefield Annie E. Stewart Ruby Stewart Carlton Pansy Stewart Baumgardner Ruby Stewart Charles Carlton Cumberland Road Rebecca Beckner Lula Lee Beckner Ziegenfuss Roundhouse Edna F. Snead L. Fred Snead E. E. Bailey Ernest D Lilly W. W. Myers John P. McCabe W. W. Helck J. B. League Hortense L. McNair John Neville Ralston Beckley Catherine Carol Keesee

State to advertise bids on all state car purchases

Charleston AP reports State Finance Commissioner Truman Gore says all automobile purchases for government agencies will be advertised for bids even when a single vehicle is involved. An Attorney General opinion prompted the change to ensure newspaper bid notices for cars over the usual threshold.

Charleston Truman E. Gore Attorney General’s Office Gore

Concord College Opens Registration for Summer Term

Concord College will begin registration for the first five week summer term at 8 a.m. Monday June 11. Dean Lockwood said schedules and the registration order are available at the registrar’s office. A second five week term starts July 16 with courses across art biology education general science health and physical education home economics languages literature library science music social science and business.

Concord College Dean Lockwood Lockwood

Authority On Aged To Attend Over 80 Meet

Richwood West Virginia AP Sen Jennnings Randolph says the U S Senate special committee on aging will be represented by staff director William G Reidy at the over 80 outing at the Richwood Armory this Saturday The observer is a public health specialist and aging problems researcher

Richwood W. Va U.S. Senate Special Committee On Jennings Randolph Dw.va William G. Reidy Richwood Armory Reidy Randolph

High Payment Offered to Hemingway for 1960 Bullfighting Article

Sports Illustrated offered Ernest Hemingway a record payment of 30000 dollars for a 2000 word bullfighting feature in January 1960, equating to fifteen dollars per word.

Ernest Hemingway Sports Illustrated

Concord College to Open Summer Lab School in Athens

Concord College announces a summer laboratory school at Athens Elementary School starting Monday June 11 at 9 30 am EST. Grades 1 4 pupils and legal school age children may enroll in a nongraded program with about 120 students. Staff includes Riccardo Martin principal Kathryn McKinney supervisor and local instructors.

Concord College Athens Riccardo Martin Cathree Husn Louise Lipps Roberta Parker Kathryn McKinney Mercer

Largest World’s Largest Book Weighs Quarter-Ton For Exposition

A massive book published by Norman Remington Co of Baltimore in 1925 for the Southern Industries Exposition sits on display. Weighing about 500 pounds, it measures six feet ten inches thick with a nine foot two inch spread, and is bound in the hide of a single Texas ox, driven by a twelve horsepower motor to turn the pages.

Norman Remington Co Baltimore

Band Parents Push Uniform Fund Drive at Princeton

The Princeton High School and Princeton Junior High School bands seek funds to buy new uniforms. The Parents Association leads a magazine subscription sale house to house, with O. J. Bailes as president and a sales committee appealing for support. The drive funds attire for performances and parades.

Princeton High School Princeton Parents Association J. Bailes

Declaration sealed in helium enclosure after 1924

A historical note states that the Declaration of Independence was sealed in a helium filled enclosure sometime after 1924. The tidbit emphasizes preservation context and a unique containment method used for the artifact.

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