Mt Hope Council Reviews Years Work and Faces 1949 50 Problems
Fayetteville reports on Legion baseball camp guests at LaFayette Post 149 meeting with awards planned for top players and a training school set for August 7. Mount Hope city officials review first year in office praising findings while debating revenue options including parking meters and water works issues. council approves budget and accepts a gift pump while planning lease talks with the railroad.
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Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
Mt. Hope
Register
Fayetteville
Legion Justor
LaFayette Post
American Legion
Joseph F. Hodgson
D. Hesse
Kenneth Legg
Walter Caldwell
Roy Cruickshanks
Funeral services set for Juvinliano Garcia in Beckley
Juvinliano Garcia, 45, killed Monday evening when run over by a mine motor at the Glen Rogers mine of the Raleigh Wyoming Mining Co. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. from Breckenridge Baptist Church in Bolt with Rev. James Neat and Rev. B C Jennings officiating. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park in Beckley. Survived by widow Irene Fanning Garcia and four children, including 14 year old twins Darrel and Carole, Lenore 10, Larry 4, plus two sisters in Spain and a brother in South America. He was a pumper with Local Union 6004, United Mine Workers. Born May 31, 1904 in Spain.
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Mullens
Juvinliano Garcia
Glen Rogers
Raleigh Wyoming Mining Company
Breckenridge Baptist Church
Bolt
James Neat
Beckley
B.C. Jennings
Mount Tabor
Sunset Alemorial Park
Spain
Joseph Garcia
United Mine Workers
Irene Fanning Garcia
Darrel
Carole
Lenore
Larry
South America
Oak Hill Budget Set At 46 337 for Year
Oak Hill City Council approved a 1949 budget of 46 337 and sent it to Charleston for state tax commissioner approval. Estimated receipts total 25 900 with expenditures of 346 337, saving 20 187 to be raised. The council authorized street paving bids and bond release after Harvey Street repairs. New appointments include city clerk and judge E N Goode, treasurer H R Cole, attorney Jack Higgins, and health officer Dr H B Puckett. Residents seek fire hydrants and an ordinance against unauthorized trash hauling.
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Oak Hell
Oak Hill
Charleston
W. S. Waugh
Martin Avenue
Highlawn Park Avenue
Rogers, Drummon and
Flrat
Howard S. Lucas
Marcus Weikle
Lucas
William Bellew
E. N. Goode
H. R. Cole
Jack Higgins
HB. F. Puckett
Trump
M. O H. Martin
Water Company
Harvey Funeral for Daniel W Anderson at Harvey Baptist
Register staff reports Daniel W Anderson died on his 1st birthday at Harvey. Services proceed Thursday at 2 30 pm from Harvey Baptist Church with Rev Richard Ferry officiating. Burial at Providence Cemetery at 4 pm. Born in South Carolina July 29 1868 he lived here years. Survived by brothers Jim and Jack and daughter Mrs Bessie DeBose. Body move from Collins Funeral Home to residence today.
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Weiler Harvey
Daniel W. Anderson
Harvey Baptist Church
Richard Ferry
Hilltop
Providence Cemetery
South Carolina
Jim Anderson
Ntarvey
Jack Anderson
Bessie DeBose
Harvey
Collins Funeral
Glen Jean
Officer Continues Probe of Shooting at Oak Hill
Deputy Sheriff P L Elmore questions several suspects in the shooting of Mrs. Max Massie McCrimmon of Harvey. She remains in satisfactory condition at Oak Hill Hospital after being shot on a neighbor’s porch around 1 p.m. No arrests have been made. Also, Ver non Adams and Mrs Vernon Adams announce the birth of a son named Sliden Coral at 8 05 a m Saturday.
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P. L. Elmore
Max Massie McCrinmon
Harvey
Adams
Manover
Vernon Adams
Stanover
DuBois Student Honored At State NHA Conference
Natalie Dillard of DuBois High School Mount Hope was named Miss NHA 1949 for public speaking at the fifth annual West Virginia Association New Homemakers of America conference held July 23 28 at West Virginia State College. Delegates wrapped gifts for underprivileged children in Liberia as a national project. The theme was Heating Through Service with sessions on leadership, chapter management and public relations led by WV State College staff and advisers.
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DuBois High School
West Virginia Association
New Homemakers of America
West Virginia State College
Willard
West Virginia
Jackson
Miss
Julia Canady
Institute
Siratton
Keckley
Mh- Ross
Kelly Miller
Clarksburg
Liberia
John W. Davis
NHA
Davin
W. T. Johnson
NFA
KR. W. Barnes
Virginia F. Thomas
Josephine Crawford
Tof Beckley
Mrs. Boyd Dies Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Hilda Mildred Humphrey Boyd 29 of Fayetteville set for 2 p m Thursday at Long Branch Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Doane officiating. Burial in Highlawn Memorial Park. Born September 26 1919 at Pax she was daughter of Emmett Humphrey and the late Mrs. Humphrey. Survived by husband Freel Boyd seven brothers and four sisters and four children all of Fayetteville. body to be moved to sister Mrs Ernest Bil- home.
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Fayetteville
Long Branch Methodist Church
Robert Doane
Hradley
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Oak Hill
Pax
Emmett Humphrey
Humphrey
Freel Boyd
Earl
Fairdale
Dove
Mt. Hope
Harry
Virginia
Calvin
Claude
Willis Branch
Shirley
Rermnald
U. S. Army
Marie Billups
Child and student suffer mild polio cases in Fayette County
Fayette County reports 13 polio cases after two more infantile paralysis cases. Marmet Hospital admits 18 month old Wikilam Garrett of Harvey with a mild polio case and Andrew Ennis, 22, a student at Wear Virginia Institute of Technology, Montgomery, admitted July 30, also described as mild with good condition.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
Marmet Hospital
Wikilam Garrett
J. F. Garrett
Harvey
Marmet
Andrew Ennis
Wear Virginia Institute of Techmetery
Montgomery
September Flower Show Set By Oak Hill Garden Club
Oak Hill Garden Club announced plans for a September flower show on September 19 at the Hotel Nik with lily slides. Glen Jean Garden Club guests identified. The meeting featured vegetable exhibits and indoor gardening topics. A Kellis Miller concert was tentatively set for August 19 with clubs citywide.
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Wesler Oak Hill
Hill
Joel Oliver
Nik
Glen Jean Garden Club
Wic
John Frisk
J. W. Jones
Hobart Watson
Vets Finish Tunnel Ice Cream Supper at Mount Hope Church
Circle 4 of Mount Hope Presbyterian Church sponsors an ice cream supper in the assembly room at 6 30 p m serving homemade ice cream and cake. Pax laps at 10 00 a m today will be taken to the church pat at 1 00 p m Thursday.
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Mount Hope
Circle 4
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