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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1952

Page

6

Felonies and Crimes Rise in Beckley July

Beckley Police Department reports July saw 27 felonies investigated with 3 cleared by arrest, and 191 misdemeanors up 23 from June. Five break ins were investigated. grand and petit larceny arrests were cleared. 122 arrests for drunkenness. 3 cars stolen and 1 bicycle reported. 20 traffic accidents injured 4 people. property damage $3,780. 2,222 traffic tickets issued. fines and cruiser activity noted.

Beckley Evan Hall

Three Kentuckians Join AF and Army Enlist One

Four men enlisted Thursday at the local recruiting station. Wallace Berry Mack 18 of Toler Kentucky and Jason Cole 17 of Devon Kentucky joined the Air Force for four years and reported to Sampson Air Force Base New York. Ray Irvine Hatfield Pinson Fork Kentucky son of Mrs Columbia H Runyon and Daniel Thompson Tr McCarr Kentucky son of Mrs Rosa Lyall Thompson also joined. Dewey Edward J Hensley 17 Berwind Kentucky son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hensley began a three year Army tour at Fort Meade Maryland.

Air Force Army Sampson Air Force Base N. Y Wallace Berry Mack Toler Ida Mae Scott Jason Cole Devon Lury Cole Ray Irvine Hatfield Pinson \Fork Columbia H. Runyon Daniel Thompson McCarr

Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Belle Grubb at Piney View

Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Belle Grubb 20 of Finey View will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Piney View Community Church with Rev Donald Lowe officiating. Burial follows in Sunset Memorial Cemetery Beckley. She died Thursday at 9 a.m. in a local hospital. Surviving: husband Lester Grubb Jr two sons Alton Wayne and Alan Bradford daughter Sandra Wayne Grubb parents James and Helen Anderson of Prince brothers Jim Bob Jackie David Charlie Buzzie Howard sisters Agnes Anette and Gerjtzi Anderson, and extended grandparents. Pallbearers listed. Body to be moved from Keyser Funeral Home to the Grubb home Friday at 4 p.m.

Jennie Belle Grubb Finey View Piney View Donald Lowe Sunset Memorial Beckley Grubb James and Helen McKay Anderson Prince Lester Grubb Jr Sandra Wayne Grubb Alton Wayne Alan Bradford Agnes Anette Anderson Gerjtzi Anderson Jim Bob Jackie David Charlie Buzzie Howard Ben McKay Dave ‘Anderson Quinnimont Ray Walker Robert Crouch John Spencer Jackie Wauhop Bill Small Jack Smith

Magistrates Collect $5,451 in Fines, Costs

Five Raleigh County magistrates reported July fines and costs totaling 5451.20 to the sheriff. J E Mays led in cases with 113 arraignments and 1914.30 in fines plus 424 in peace fees and 2 jail costs.

Raleigh County Sheriff's Office J. E. Mays Shady Spring District Justice of the Peace T. H. Wills T. N. Thurman J. K. Cole Justice of Peace J. P. Meadows

Rhodell Women Raise 263.50 for Polio Fund

The Rhodell Women’s Society of Christian Service collected 263.50 for the Raleigh County polio fund in a Bucket of Bucks drive. Treasurer Mrs. W. A. Gilmore notes monthly efforts boost totals, while county polio chair W. A. Burke reports contributions surpass 7,000. Recent gifts include 25 from Local Union 6005 Raleigh and 200 from Local S771 Stotesbury, among others.

Rhodell Women’s Society of Christian Service Raleigh W. A. Gilmore W. A. Burke Union Stotesbury Besaco Coolridge Ballengee Furniture Company

Nurse named administrator of Raleigh County Health Department

Mrs. Mabel Lewis, a health nurse, is appointed administrator at the Raleigh County Health Department until a new county health doctor is named by the County Court. The appointment by state health director Dr. N Bryer follows the death of Dr. J J Coram.

Mabel Lewis Raleigh County Health Department N. Bryer J. J. Coram

Deeds Recorded in Beckley and Environs

Deeds recorded show transfers among multiple parties including Mr and Mrs Ben Copenhaver and others to Mable C Estep for a tract on Clear Fork of Big Coal River. additional transfers involve Blackburn Falieson Realty, Annie Frances Turner to Emma Stella West, Mountain Motors Inc to George A Hutchinson, and others in Hillcrest Park Asarion and Glade Park Truck Farms with prices around 1000 and 5300. The transactions include lot sections and references to local subdivisions.

Ben Copenhaver Francis Osborne Willard Osborne Hetsie Osborne Bi Lasley Fred Dickerson Delma Om Stead Mable C. Estep Clear Fork Big Coal River Clifford Sneed Blackburn-Falieson Realty Company Hillcrest Park

Raleigh County Leads State With 19 Polio Cases For Week

Raleigh County reported 19 polio cases for the week ending August 9, leading the state where 237 total cases were tallied. The weekly total rose by 57, just one fewer than the prior week, while last year’s figure for the same period was 70. A new suspect, four-year-old Elizabeth Kincaid, was rushed to Morris Memorial Hospital, bringing Raleigh County’s year total to 69. Other suspects include three-year-old Rebecca Brown and nine-year-old Joe Edward Pack. no new Fayette or Wyoming cases were recorded for the week though both had cases the prior year.

Raleigh County Raleigh Elizabeth Kincaid Andrew Kincaid Morris Memorial Hospital Rebecca Brown Ruth Brown East Beckley Joe Edward Pack Elmer P. Pack Hedrick St Beckley Fayette Wyoming

Dry residents back prohibition in weekly poll

The Post Herald Sun Day Register poll shows overwhelming support for prohibition with 987 votes in favor and 108 for liquor by the drink, while 9 support current package sales through state stores. Women favored dry by 523 to 36 for bars, reflecting strong anti liquor sentiment across the electorate.

Post-Herald-Sunday Register

County Plants and Value Reported in Commerce Bulletin

A Commerce Department bulletin notes the county had three plants in 1947 and an estimated added value of 1 million dollars in 1951. The figures reflect industrial activity and regional growth across the period.

U.S. Department of Commerce

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