Word To Act On Walden Case At Next Jury Term
The Raleigh Baptist Your People's association will convene at Mount Tabor Baptist church at 9 45 a m Thursday with Miss Margaret Sullivan presiding. Two new ministers Reverend Paul Hannaman and Reverend E W Powers will speak on Faith in Young People's Work and Loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden
Raleigh, Baptist Your People’s Association
Mount Tabor Baptist Church
Margaret Sullivan
Mariscott
Paul Hannaman
Page Baptist Church
E. W. Powers
Sullivan
Harold Purdy
Madison
Beckley
Lyle Herod
BYPU
Alderson
Ida Pack
Hinton
Davenport
Gladys and
Grace
Mabscott
Rhodell Lots Sold for 237 Dollars in County Deal
deed filed shows Mitchell Lewis bought two Rhodell lots from A Z and Conrad Litz trustees for 237.50. The Hill company and Lillys hold 1.01 acres at Prosperity. A E Caffee and H W Stanley trustees transferred a Sandat Abney tract to Forest E Brammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Lewis
Rhodell
A. Z
Conrad Litz
The
Hill Company, Inc
Old Eurie
Lillian Lilly
A. E. Caffee
H. W. Stanley
Forest E Brammer
Sandat Abney
Lewis McKinney Webb Dies of Cancer in Mabscott
Lewis McKinney Webb 47 died at his Mabscott home from cancer after a three year illness. Born October 13, 1889 in Floyd County Virginia, he moved to Raleigh County in 1911 and worked twenty years in wholesale meat packing. He married Daisy Wills in 1912. Surviving: father C. B. Webb. wife. children Lloyd, Ruby Anderson, Pearl Mandeville, and Willard Webb Jr. Funeral at First Baptist Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. pallbearers and honoraries named.
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Lewis McKinney Webb
Mabscott
Floyd County
C. B. Webb
Raleigh County
Webb
Daisy Wills
Meadows
Dan
Taylor Webb
Danville
Ind
Robert Webb
Rising Sun
G. C. Webb
Christiansburg
J. Kyle Webb
Roanoke
Harvey D. Webb
Lex
W. Va
Louisa Alderman
Claudie Quesenburg
Hillsville
Curtis
Wilson Webb
Meadows of
Lloyd Webb
Ruby Anderson
Pearl Mandeville
Beckley
Willard
Glenn
Eula
Ruth
Jewell
Bl. M. Webb Jr
First Baptist Church
J. M. Hayes
Sunset Memorial Park
Young Legion Elects Nick Kourey as Captain
Nick Kourey was elected captain of the Beckley corps Sons of the American Legion at a Friday night meeting. New officers include Davis Rouse first lieutenant Jesse Parsons second lieutenant Russell Parsons adjutant Jimmy Fleshman finance officer George Cooper historian Bill Klaus sergeant at arms Gerald Fleshman chaplain and Price Caffee Jr executive committeeman. Members will meet at 8 am today to travel to Charleston for the American Legion convention parade with Russell Parsons drum major Reese Boone head bugler and Price Caffee Jr head drummer leading the drum and bugle outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Kourey
Beckley
Sons of the American Legion
Price Caffee
Davis Rouse
Jesse Parsons
Russell Parsons
Jimmy Fleshman
George Cooper
Bill Klaus
Gerald Fleshman
Chapain
Price Caffee, Jr
Charleston
American Legion
Headling
Reese Boone
Price Caltee, Jr
Miner Dies in Slate Mine Accident at Siltex
Walter Mitchell, 31, Kilsyth motorman, died from wounds after a slate fall at the Siltex mine near Mount Hope. He died at Montgomery hospital minutes after arrival. He suffered a fractured pelvis, broken leg, and internal injuries. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. G N Mitchell, brothers Paul Basil Arthur Herre, sisters Anna Marie Virginia, his widow, and four children. Funeral arrangements were incomplete last night.
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Register
Mount Hope
Walter Mitchell
Kilsyth
Siltex
Here
Montgomery Hospital
Mitchell
G. N. Mitchell
Paul
Basil
Arthur
Herre
Anna Marie
Virginia
Mrs. Sarah Lewis Dies in Eccles Home at 71
Mrs. Sarah Lewis, 71, died yesterday morning at her daughter’s home in Eccles after a three day illness from heart complications. She previously lived in Beckley with another daughter and is survived by two daughters, a son George Lewis, a brother James Jackson, and Ballard Jackson, plus four grandchildren. Funeral services are set for 2:30 Monday at Glen Daniel church with ministers H Hungate and R Yoak. burial in Glen Daniel. Pallbearers and flower bearers are named. The note ends with an unrelated line about Shakespeare sonnets.
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Sarah Lewis
Ernest Bair
Eccles
Beckley
Fred Shew
George Lewis
James Jackson
Linside
Ballard Jackson
Sweet Springs
Glen Daniel
Hr. H. Hungate
Coal City
R. G. Yoak
G. L. Trivett
Bob Callison
Charles Haley
Walter Hardman
W. L. Collison
Lewis Schmile
Mary Nedlicott
Pearl Collison
P. C. Stafford
Florence Scaff
W. M. Daniel
Miss Gill Concludes Tuberculosis Clinics in Raleigh County
Miss Mary Virginia Gill, nurse for the West Virginia Tuberculosis Association, left Beckley after conducting clinics in Rhodell Maynor East Beckley and Sophia. Records show 78 examined, 16 new positive cases, 18 suspicious, 74 tuberculin tests, 11 positives, 12 X rays. Six deaths in Raleigh so far this year.
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Mary Virginia Gill
West Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Beckley
Rhodell
Maynor
East Beckley
Sophia
Miss Gill
Clark Kessel
D. B. Jarrell
Pinecrest
Raleigh County
Tuie Setae
West Virginia
Amanda May Whitney dies at 71 in Huntington
Mrs. Amanda May Whitney aged 71 died Friday at her Huntington home with daughter Mrs. Fr P. Dillon in attendance. She had been ill eight months and previously lived in Prudence for about 30 years. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Dillon and Mrs. Cecil Rogers of Glen Jean, two sisters Mrs. J G Carter of Charleston and Mrs. C T Dorsett of Hinton, a brother C G Hughart of Scarbro, and three grandsons. Burial planned at Highlawn cemetery Oak Hill.
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Amanda May Whitney
Fr. P. Dillon
Huntington
Mrs. Whitney
Prudence
Dillon
Cecil. Rogers
Glen Jean
J.G. Carter
Charleston
C. T. Dorsett
Hinton
C. G. Hughart
Scarbro
Highlawn Cemetery
Oak Hill
Manslaughter Charge Ties to Power Company Picnic Event
West Virginia report notes Appalachian Electric Power workers from Montgomery Beckley and Charleston attended a 4 H camp picnic near Beckwith. N W Argenbright praised safety efforts as Charleston beat Beckley 8 to 6 in a softball game. Will Johnson of East Park faced grand jury on manslaughter in Clarence Baker death. bail set at 1800 with fines on prior charges and a 200 bond on a fourth. Witness Mack Sweeney described foggy night and the truck collision that killed Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Montgomery
Beckley
Charteston
Fayelte County
Beckwith
N. WN. Argenbright
Argenbright
Charleston
Will Johnson
East Park
Frank Lemon
Clarence Baker
Stamaford
Lemon
Mack Sweeney
Baker
Te Grill
Johnson
Johnstown
Imade
Shady Principal Picked In Secret Session
T F Bartlett former teacher in Fayette county schools was elected principal of Shady Spring high school in a closed board meeting. The session was reported as harmonious with J Q Cooper the sole dissenter. Additional board actions included confirmations for Lilly Brook grade school principal Clyde Wilson and other staff, plus a plan to explore a night trade school with federal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Bartlett
Fayette County
Shady Spring High
Board of Education
K. G. Green
Register
Post-Herald
Green
Shady Spring
G. W. Johnson
E. van Dorsey
J. Q. Cooper
Bartlett
Executive Session Called to Bar Register Reporter
The report notes that many young men leave high school without training and could learn a trade if given opportunity. Fred Phillipot, supervisor of the federal trade school at Ronceverte, will be presented at the next meeting. Gunnoe will discuss school plans with the county supervisor, hoping board cooperation to use local manual training shops if federal instructors become available.
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Vie
Fred Phillipot
Federal Trade School
Ronceverte
Gunnoe
County Supervisory Star
Non-Support Case Appealed After Magistrate Order
Earl Sizemore of Mullens appeals a non support charge after Magistrate J P Meadows ordered him to pay his wife 25 dollars monthly. Sizemore claims no money has been given since February 12. Persimmons were brought to the United States from Japan around 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sizemore
Mullens
Criminal Court
J. P .Meadows
Meadows
Max. Sizemore
Walden Siss's Place Writ Of Error On Fourteen Grounds
Mrs Eugenia Walden known as Siss Walden appeals a 12 month jail sentence for operating a house of ill fame. Judge C M Ward will rule on the writ of error at the next circuit term after serving notices and arguments on fourteen separate grounds including improper instructions and admissibility of a raid warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Ward
Eugenia “Siss’ Walden
Circuit Court
Walden
Ward
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Siss” Walden
Mishap Driver Pays $25 Fine
Charles Barker a 48 year old Lillybrook coal miner paid a $24 fine and court costs on a reckless driving charge after a Beaver accident injuring Mrs. Mary Richmond who was taken to Raleigh General hospital with a minor concussion. Richmond said she stepped into the highway seeking center line before a hit. Barker testified he swerved, but she ran into the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barker
Lillybrook
Custy
Frank Lemon
Beaver
Mary Richmond
Raleigh General Hospital
Barker
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Young Baptist Group
Mount Tabor
Abney Property
Lewis McK. Webb
Central Labor Hall
Edward Hawley
C. BR. Beckelhimer
Retail Clerks Union
Lacy Cole
Bill Hylton
Miltec
G. J. Preston
AFL
Princeton
HW. A. Hylton
Johnstown Road
Bob McCullough
Kester Dry Cleaning
Raleigh Steam Laundry Company
Strik
Ing
Beckley Dry Cleaners
H. Todd
Arnold Colley
Roy Miller
Presser
D. C. Verduce
Bertha Cawley
GC. M. Wheeler
Mack Harvey
Haske Petey
Josephine Rutherford
Hugh Weaver
J. H. Dillon
Dexter West
Young Legion
Beckley Corps
Miner
Power Company
Ouling
Shady
Fayette County Mall
R. D. Watts
Herbert A. Sloan
W. E. Hightower
Killarney
Lewis Jarrell
Pettus Consolidated School
Helen Lester
Crib Orchard
R. Js. Gill
Sylvia
Hi. B. Thomas
R. C. Skaggs
Thomas
S. W. Gunnoe
CCC Camp
Raleigh
Bar Register
United States
Japan
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