Local National Guard Encampment at Fort Knox Reported by Beckley
Beckley guardsmen described the 1 day encampment at Fort Knox Kentucky as rough yet disciplined. Governor Paterson reviewed the troops while cook and commander fatigue showed in the ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Burdiss
Beckley News
Edwin Miller
George E. Tanner
Frederick Greer
Cack
Cack Arco P. Sharp, of Company G, Gassaway
Billie F. Cole
Charles Kestner
Robert J. Kestner
Maxwell 101
National Guard
Sec
Ond Battaion
Sal
Robert N. Kestner
Sula
Okey L. Patteson
Ros
Mallory
Patteson
Fort Knox
Fit
Knox Lay
Charles Stafford
Okey IL
Beckley
Willian Watts
Louisville
Mammoth Cave
Watts
Becker
Donations Pour In to Help Family Left Homeless by Fire
Doroth y community responds to fire which destroyed the Dunbar family's Sandy Bottom home. Neighbors across Raleigh County donate cash, food, clothing, and furniture while the family, now in Whitesville, needs a dresser and four month old’s clothing. Contacts listed for further contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lilly Register
Dorothy
Ruhl Dunbar
lDunbar
Orgas
Boone County
Clear Fork
Coal River
Raleigh County
Dunbar
Whitesville
Virginia Wright
Moose Lodge No
John Cook
Jimmy “White
The
Moose
Lonnie
Patricia
Dunbar's
Herbert Wright
Charles Lewis
Whitesville News Sold Second Time Amid Plant Plans
The Whitesville News, a weekly, was sold to Burns Harlan by Rev. Irving D. Wheeler. A group of local businessmen bought it from Harlan and plan to merge with a new printing concern. Construction on the plant building is under way and Beckley Newspapers will print the paper. new editor is Ralph Ottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Whitesville
Whitesville News
Burns Harlan
West Virginia University
Irving D. Wheeler
Harlan
Beckley Newspapers
Ralph Ottle
Cannery to the Open Tuesday Thursday
The Shady Spring Canning Center will be open Tuesday and Thursday, Mrs. W W A Collier announced. Patrons must furnish their own knives towels aprons and all seasonings. Hours are 9 a m to 2 p m both days with No 3 cans costing nine cents and No 2 cans seven cents, including processing.
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Shady Spring
W.W. A. Collier
Yachtsmen Find Stainless Screens Resist Salt Air Corrosion
Yachtsmen report stainless steel insect screens last indefinitely due to high resistance to salt air corrosion.
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Limit Street
Allen Avenue
Grover C. Hedrick
Blue Star
Lee Vecellio
Vecellio and
Grogan Construction Company
Hedrick
Logal
Renveverle
William Harts. Beckley
Robert Daniel
Ross Daniel
Police
Bar- Company
J Jo
Ain Areted
Ft Anax
Tavegie
Puraya Te
George E. Taner
S Army
I Pan
Army
Capt. Watts
Li Fred Burdiss
Whitesville Paper
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Griffin
Ward-Evans Motor CO
Willys
South Oakwood and
Central Avenues
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