Mrs Sparacino Dies at Mabscott
Mrs Santa Sparacino 83 died at Mabscott home of her daughter Mrs Mike Massinople after seven months illness. Funeral at St Francis de Sales Mabscott Friday 10 am, burial Sunset Memorial Park. Born Maly March 25 1858 she came to America in 1938. Survived by daughter in Mabscott another in Italy son Charles Sparacino Washington DC, 15 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Body to remain at Caffee Funeral Home until 1 pm today then moved to Mabscott residence.
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Santa Sparacino
Mike Massinople
Mabscott
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Father Disc
Scarbro
Sunset Memorial Park
Sparacino
Maly
America
Italy
Charles Sparacino
Washington, D. C
Caffee Funeral
Anna Cook
WYCO
Anna Ruth Cook
Uaool
Roy D. Cook
Wyoming Coal Company
al Wyco
Mullens
Beckley
O. “IV. Mills
Peterstown
John A
Ball
A. T. Robertson
Eloise Gilkerson
Portsmouth
Ohio
Price tickets restored under wartime pre-ticketing rules
Officials of the Price Administration in Charleston say ceiling price tickets removed during absence of price controls must be reapplied before sale. Wholesalers and retailers with pre-ticketed items like major appliances must follow new tagging procedures, ensuring prices reflect June 30 1946 standards. The notice covers clothing, housewares, radios and other items, and lists penalties for noncompliance.
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n:Price Administration
Charleston
OPA
Former Post-Herald editor drowns at Newport Beach
A.Leroy Smith former tele graph editor of the Beckley Post-Herald drowned at Newport Beach California on July 22 after being caught in a rip tide while swimming with his son and friends. He had worked at the Beckley Post-Herald beginning in 1929 and later on newspapers in Huntington Charleston Louisville Knoxville Lincoln and other cities. He is survived by his widow and two sons David and James.
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Post-Herald
A.leroy Smith
Beckley Post- Herald
Newport Beach
San Diego
California
Beckley
Smith
San Diego Tribune-Sun
Beckley Post-Herald
Huntington
Charleston
Louisville
Knoxville
Tenn
Lincoln
Two Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses and One Granted
At the County Clerk's office two couples filed for marriage licenses this morning and a third couple was issued a license to marry. Names include James Edward Boggess and Edna Faye Burnside, Ernest Shelton Sickletes and Emogene Elizabeth Hilbert, with Amos Ford and Mary Dobbs receiving a license. A license was also issued to Howard Reed and Rebecca Allene Wright. Funeral services are set for Mrs Choice Martha Ann Hensley, 72, in White Top Virginia, with burial after removal from Mullens.
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James Edward Boggess
Sundial
Edna Faye Burnside
Montroal
Ernest Shelton Sickletes
Beckley
Emogene Elizabeth Hilbert
Lanark
Amos Ford
Mary Dobbs
East Beckley
Joe Berilla
Jewel Deane Wiley
Chester Roper
Prosperity
Blaine Ida Gill
Stamford
Ira I. Troutman
Glen Rogers
Edith Wilburn Brown
Franklin Blackburn
Ethel Kovach
Taras
Howard Reed
Fast Beckley
Rebecca Allene Wright
Pettrys Buy Marsh Fork Land in Beckley District
Mr and Mrs George W Pettry purchase 188.4 acres in Marsh Fork District from Mr and Mrs J W Maxwell for about 2000. Deeds searched include Otis Roch to Jess L Moore and Minnie Lee Moore in Lilly Land Company Addition Pemberton for about 2000 and other Beckley area transfers with varied prices. The county records list multiple land transfers including Crab Orchard and Slab Fork District parcels with prices ranging from 500 to 1000 dollars.
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George W. Pettrys
Marsh Fork
J. W Maxwell
Otis
Lelia Roch
Jess L. l
Minnie Lee Moore
Lilly Land Company
Pemberton
William Tilden Williams
Robert Lewis Williams
Blaine
Alice Price
Russell
Lula Price
W. J. Richfield
Ross Birchfield
Slab Fork
Allen W
Bessie Cook
Mae Cook
A. W. Cook
Herbert
Myrtle
Virginia Mae
McCreery Court
Beckley
C. FE
Clara £. Clapper
Millard F
Virginia Mae Aloy
Creery Court
Beck‘ley
Agnes
Clyde
E. Ray
Mary Ruth
Breakfast ideas for warm weather by George Rector
A guide to hearty summer breakfasts built around protein rich meats like bacon and eggs. Suggests country fresh ingredients, seasonal fruit, and variations such as popovers and hashed brown potatoes with dripping fat, to sustain workers while keeping calories in check.
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Wilson
Clear Brook
George Rector
Veteran Onori Returns Home After Army Discharge
Eugene V Onori of Shady Spring is home after discharge from the Army He volunteered in August 1945 following his brother Clay Onori being killed in action He served in the Pacific and is entitled to Good Conduct Asiatic Pacific and Victory ribbons Also filing discharge papers were Robert Rhea Waddell Roy E Dillon David P Farley and Dennis M Thomas with local boards and services listed
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Eugene V. Onori
Eugene Vincent Onori
Shady Spring
Clay Onori
Selective Service Board 3
Onori
Clay
Pacific Theater
Japan
Robert Rhea Waddell
Hatcher
Army
Roy E., Dillon
Beckley
Navy
David P. Farley
Whitesville
Dennis M. Thomas
Scout Official Addresses Mullens Rotary on five year plan
Scout Executive Gus Walker of the Appalachian Council spoke at the Mullens Rotary Club meeting about the council's five year plan. He highlighted projects affecting local Scouts and the Shady Spring District, noting land acreage valued around $500 with $200 expenses.
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Mullens Rotarians Y Register
Mullens
Gus Walker
Appalachian Council of Boy Scouts
Mullens Rotary Club
Appalaichian Council
Rotarians
Shady Spring
Man jailed for court contempt in Raleigh County
Harry Fountain is jailed in Raleigh County after being found in contempt of court by Judge Ben H. Ashworth for disobeying a prior order to pay support to his estranged wife Juanita Fountain. He received a 10 day sentence in the county jail. Seven other orders entered by Judge Ashworth concern custody and support in several cases including Furrow and Smith.
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Harry Fountain
Raleigh
Ben H. Ashworth
Juanita Fountain
Fountain
Ashworth
Bessie Childers
Bethel Childers
Dorothy Phyllis Furrow
Roy Rodney Furrow, Jr
Westell A. McKinney
Buford H. McKinney
Jainell
Irene’ Smith
Ralph Ervin Smith
Smith
Court Orders Support Payments From Several Defendants
The court required restraints on damaging or selling household goods. Charles Clark was ordered to pay $25 monthly child support. Thelma R Hall, a minor suing by her father Roy R Birchfield, received $45 monthly child support from Raymond O Hall. Virginia Meadows was ordered to receive $15 monthly child support from James Meadows.
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Charles Clark
Mary Clark
Thelma R. Hall
Lan
Roy R. Birchfield
Raymond O. Hall
Deendant
Virginia Meadows
James Meadows
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