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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1963

Page

16

Tax Deduction Rules for Charitable Contributions

Nathaniel Looker of the West Virginia Internal Revenue Service explains that the standard deduction covers all itemized deductions unless a taxpayer itemizes. Only actual payments before year end qualify and donated time has no value for deduction unless out of pocket costs are incurred.

Nathaniel Looker Internal Revenue West Virginia Looker

Unitarian Fellowship Welcomes Intern Pastor This Month

At New River Unitarian Fellowship a dinner on Sunday April 21 will welcome David Johnson, intern pastor from St. John's Unitarian Church Cincinnati. He serves as assistant to Rev Clarke Wells and will visit here as a courtesy to the local organization. John C. Hodel was elected fellowship chairman for the year starting May 1, with Mrs Ethel Keyser as vice chair, Miss Eva Keyser treasurer, Mrs June Mulligan secretary, and Hodel succeeding Richmond Noyes as lay leader.

New River Unitarian Fellowship David Johnson St. John’s Unitarian Church of Beckley Ave June Mulligan Fayetteville Eva Keyser Hodel Richmond N. Noyes Oak Hill

Hospital Construction Booms Across United States

New York reports that health care building activity surged in 1962 with expenditures exceeding 1.3 billion dollars for hospitals nursing homes and related institutions up 14 percent from 1961 according to the Health Insurance Institute.

New York UPI United States The Health Insurance Institute

Singing School Sets at Shady Grove Chapel

A singing school will begin April 15 at Shady Grove Chapel conducted by Rev. Okie Cox Sophia. The public is invited to attend.

Shady Spring Shady Grove Chapel Okie Cox Sophia

Shady Spring Band to Present Spring Concert Tonight

Beckley hosts the National Guard Association of West Virginia for its 1964 annual conference April 18 19 in Wheeling attracting 300 400 attendees. Shady Spring High School Band directed by Alan Staton performs an 8 pm program in the school gym with no admission charge followed by a Band Boosters Club meeting.

Shady Spring Band Beckley National Guard Association of West Virginia Shady Spring High School Alan Band of Bands Staton Band Boosters Club

SSHS Scholarship Fund Meets Tonight

The Shady Spring High School Citizens Scholarship Fund Organization will meet in the school auditorium at 7 o'clock tonight. A slate of officers will be presented by the nominating committee and other nominations will be made from the floor. A permanent organization is to begin following the election. Principal Aubrey Jackson has urged as many as possible to attend.

Mayor J. K. Cole Leaves Beckley Hospital

Mayor J. K. Cole of Rhodell was discharged from Beckley Hospital on Friday after observation and treatment that began March 25.

Dizziness In Elderly Calls For Careful Diagnosis

A patient concerns daily vertigo in a 72 year old husband, noting inner ear artery hardening and Meniere's disease as possible causes. The column explains vertigo origins in elderly, the unclear prognosis, and the need for identifying the exact cause before treatment. It also defines demyelinating disease as multiple sclerosis related, its lack of cure, variable severity, and potential to improve with expert care and therapy. It covers choking after coffee, windpipe blockage, and safe first aid, advising against back pounding and describing postural drainage if needed.

Meniere

Bond gets permit to enlarge garage on Orchard Avenue

Paul Bond of 211 Orchard Ave received a City Hall permit Thursday to enlarge his garage. The project is estimated at 1200 dollars and the permit fee was 10 dollars.

Paul Bond Orchard Ave City Hall

Professor Suggests Talking Roughly Cures Troubles

A college professor asserts frequent conversation eases difficulties and offers a discussion about how talking helps mental well being. The claim emphasizes dialogue as a practical remedy for personal problems.

Groundbreaking Under Way for St. Luke Church Unit

Groundbreaking ceremonies for the $63,000 first unit of St. Luke Lutheran Church were held at 4 p.m. Sunday with about 100 attendees. Rev. George C. Weirrick spoke on building as a message of God, and Rotim Construction Co. of Princeton holds the contract. The initial unit will serve as a social hall seating 100, with completion planned for late fall.

St. Luke Lutheran Church George C. Weirrick Ohio - Kanawha Valley Lutheran Church of America Weirick

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