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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1954

Page

5

Funeral for Mrs. Ella Hambric Held Thursday

Last rites for 63 year old Ella Kate Hambric of Epperly will be at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. Everett R. Shafer officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park. She died Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in a local hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Born May 28 1890 in Tazewell Virginia she had lived in Epperly 36 years and belonged to First Methodist Church. Survived by husband Charles D Hambrice six daughters six sons two sisters three brothers and many grandchildren and nieces. Pallbearers listed.

Ella Kate Hambric Epperly Everett R. Shafer Sunset Memorial Park First Methodist Church Charles D. Hambrice Leola Withrow Summersville Doris Chambers Ethel Lilly Maxine Williams New Bern N. C Helen Leigh Norfolk Virginia McNamee Richmond Anthony Kell Wesley Thompson Gabe Caudill T. L. Sullins Joe Cuthbert Virgil Shrewsberry

Courtroom War Looms Over Norfolk Plant Health Program

In a tense Medical Society meeting, Dr. Craig Carr defends a plant health program against Dr. Lewis’s opposition. Craig outlines endorsements from local doctors and asserts independence from insurance-driven influence, while countering personal attacks. The clash ends with a physical blow as the feud heats up.

Shelly Lewis Craig Medical Society Norfolk Jane Bob Evans Donald Myra Dr. Lewis Appleman Bowser Dr. Talboy Norfolk Medical Society Carr Refractories Refractory Stephen Carr Steinke

Relief for itching misery from dry aging skin

Advertising copy highlights Resinol Ointment as lanolin rich remedy for dry itchy skin. Claims call out aging skin moisture loss and fiery itch relief through special medications and lanolin oils.

Antarctica Tops Continent Elevation Chart at 6000 Feet

The National Geographic Society reports Antarctica has the highest mean elevation at 6000 feet. Europe averages 980 feet, Asia 3000, North America 2000, Africa 1900, South America 1800, and Australia 1000 feet.

Antarctica Europe Asia North America Africa South America Australia National Geographic Society

Preservation plan urged for Grandview Park land

Conservation officials urged local acquisition of about 400 acres opposite Grandview State Park to prevent future timber cutting that could ruin the scenery. The proposal, backed by the Chamber Park Committee, would await state appropriation and keep the land under state control to protect views, with costs estimated under $2,000 for acquisition and erosion control.

Conservation Commission Carl J. Johnson Grandview State Park New River Johnson Grandview Kermit McKeever Division of State Parks Beckley Chamber of Commerce Park Committee Memorial Building Park Committee Commission Turkey Spur W. A. Burke House of Delegates Burke Jack A. Nuckols

Fred Arnold Wins Permit to Build Five Room House

Beckley resident Fred Arnold received a city recorder permit Tuesday to construct a five room frame house with brick veneer finish and full basement. Estimated cost is $6,000.

Fred Arnold Beckley City Recorder

Man Built Lake Centerpiece At Scout Camp

A one acre man made lake created last August under the Soil Conservation Service will anchor summer waterfront activities at the Shanklin's Ferry Boy Scout reservation. A 200 foot dam 15 feet high forms the lake with water front from New River. Activities include swimming boating canoeing fishing and lifesaving instruction. The lake will be stocked with bluegills and bass and areas are roped off for beginners. The reservation offers trails a 380 foot waterfall Dead Man's Gulch and a teetering rock. The camp opens June 18 with Robert Kyle of Concord College as director and Gus F Walker visiting, aiming for four one week camping periods serving 50-60 troops from Summers Raleigh and Wyoming Counties. A training school for Explorer Scouts is planned on presamere Island.

Shanklin’s Ferry Soil Conservation Service Gus F. Walker Appalachian Scout Charles A. Whitcomb Cincinnati New River Walker Raleigh Wyoming Presamere

23 Fines Levied At Weighing Station

Twenty three fines were levied against trucking firms at the Shady Spring Weighing Station last week. Magistrate J E Mays cited charges including over axle weight and overweight violations. Notable penalties: Chemical Tank Line, Dowington, Pa., 174.70 dollars plus costs. Bluefield Produce and Pro vision Co. 102.40 dollars plus costs. Three fines of 100 dollars each for over axle weight. Names listed include Duane Church North Wilkesbury NC Hennis Freight Line Winston Salem NC Roy Stone Transfer Co Martinsville VA. Fines spread over April 12 to 15 for various over length tandem axle weight and overweight violations.

Shady Spring Truck J. E. Mays Dowington Bluefield Produce and Provision Co Duane Church North Wilkesbury N. C Hennis Freight Lin Winston- Salem Roy Stone Transfer Co Martinsville

Ten Legal Institutes Set for May by State Bar Committee

The West Virginia State Bar Association announces ten one day legal institutes in May chaired by Bert H. Early. The program features a workshop on Investigation of Automobile Accident Cases and Damages. Locations include Morgantown Clarksburg Capon Springs Wheeling Parkersburg Huntington Charleston Fayetteville Bluefield and Logan with dates from May 6 to 29. Continuous education partners include the American Law Institute.

Bert H. Early Huntington West Virginia State Bar Association West Virginia Morgantown Clarksburg Capon Springs Wheeling Parkersburg Charleston Fayetteville Bluefield Logan State Bar Committee On Committee On The American Law Institute

Being Selected For Camp Preparations Begin In June

A report states preparations for the camp will begin in earnest about June, with plans outlined by the official. The statement indicates anticipated activities and timelines for trainees and staff ahead of the camp’s start.

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