East End School Approved At Oak Hill
Fayette County Board of Education approved a six room East End school at Oak Hill with bids to build the six rooms and three additional rooms if funds allow. Eleven teacher resignations were accepted and thirty two more teachers were placed for the coming year with a long list of transfers noted.
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Bi Reesster
Teville
Oak Hill
Fayette County
Fayetteville High School
Maxine Maroney
Jessey Bennett
Maudeine Haught
Harold Elkins
Fredia Elkins
Mary L. Lynch
Evelyn Mitchell
Fred Coyer
Margare McCutcheon
C. H. Rhodes
Mattie Logan
Svarova
Mable Wilson
Gatewood
Scarbro
Mable Thomson
Victory
Nel
Highland Mountain
Mary = Armstrong
Kingston
M. R. Souk
Eloise Gates
Low Ash
Elizabeth Withrow
Meadow Fork
Georgia Crotty
Thayer
Margaret Oliver
Pauline Kincaid
Minter
Lorena Skaggs
Hess
Betty Jane Leek
Mr. Eary
Lela Hunt
Ansted
Wilma Foster
Cora Elwell
Ann Snedegar
Milburn
Agnes Carver
Mahan
Elizabeth Holmes
McDunn
Ann Rogers
Falls View
John Filkins
Gauley Bridge
Myre McGraw
Montgomery
Harriet Hatfield
Rohrbough Certified Republican Candidate for Third District
Oak Hill ro rf E G Rohrbough of Glenville is certified as the Republican nominee for Congress in the Third District after defeating Rufus C Hurt 5141 to 4869. Incumbent Cleveland M Bailey leads Democrats with 12541 votes to Louis Craig 5475.
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Register
Oak Hill
E. G. Rohrbough
Glenville
Congress
Rufus C. Hurt
Rohrbough
Hurt
Cleveland M. Bailey
Clarksburg
Charles Adkins Dies At Highland Mountain
Funeral services for Charles Adkins 72 of Highland Mountain follow his death at home yesterday morning after a long illness. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at the home with burial in Smith Cemetery. He was a United Mine Workers member last employed by Laurel Creek Coal Co. Surviving are his wife Sarah Adkins, four brothers Gus Peter and Sam Adkins Will Adkins and Beelick Knob, two sisters Dora Thomas and Jennie Adkins, and two sons Beecher and Waller Adkins.
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Laurel Creek
Charles Adkins
Highland Mountain
Smith Cemetery
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Thurmond
United Mine Workers of America
Laurel Creek Coal Co
Contracts Let To Rebuild Four Streets At Oak Hill
City Council approved contracts for reconstruction of four Oak Hill streets with bids from Appalachian Construction Company of Philadelphia. Thompson Street 11000 dollars, Mankin Street 10000, Railroad Street 4000, Second Street Highland Park Addition 10006. Highland Avenue and Beech Street bids rejected as too high. Third Street petition lacked signatures.
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Oak Hll
Thompson Street
Mankin Street
Railroad Street
Second Street
Highland Park Addition
Highland Avenue
Beech Street
Third Street
Appalachian Constructions Company
Philadelphia
Waugh
C. R. Hi
Chairmman
R. FE. Kelly
S. D. Morton
Rr. R. Thomas
B. C. Burnside
C.C. Neal
Jack Higgins
Four Circles Hold Monthly Meetings
Four Circles of the First Presbyterian Church held meetings in Mullens and Ipoca. Circle Three hosted a stork shower for Mrs. M. W. Morris, Circle One met at the Hargraves home, Circle Two met on Highland Avenue, and Circle Four met at Church Street with Bible study led by Mrs. Cannada. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Lucille Hayes’s home.
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Mullens
Circle Three
First Presbyterian Church
M.W. Morris
Nucs
South Mullens
Circle Two
W. Ft. Davis
Louie Lusk
Herman French
Luther Kidd
J. Hylton
Martha Hargraves
Fred Hargraves
Alipoca
J. G. Mason
Vance Brown
Eddie Pryor
D. F. Hamlin
BE. A. Shaffer
G. Foster
Betty Ferrer
C. V. Feller
T. S. Swoope
Wighland Avenue
Burbridge Adams
C. E. Lewis
Elbert Humphrey
Trent
Rasmake
Eight Fayette Couples Get Marriage Permits
Fayetteville reports Lacy Neely county clerk granted marriage licenses to eight couples from Winona Laurel Creek Carlisle Scarbro London Smithers Gauley Bridge Clover area. Couples include Raymond Calhoun and Jacqueline Horracks 21, Charles Fairfax 23 and Elizabeth Pankey 18, Edward Jones 24 and Rose Logan 26, James Lewis 24 and Edna Macy 22, Richard Rowe 37 and Helen Kopinski 30, Carl Singleton 23 and Mary Felty 22, Winston 23 and Goldie Blake 24, William Workman 23 and Vivian Nicely 18.
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Lacy Neely
Raymond Edward Calhoun
Jacqueline Horracks
Winona
Charles FE. Fairfax
Harvey
Elizabeth Pankey
Summerlee
Edward Mack Jones
Rose Marie -Logan
Laurel Creek
James
He Lewis
Edna Mac
Carlisle
Richard Rowe
Scarbro
Helen Kopinski
Whipple
Carl Singleton
London
Mary Lee Felty
Smithers
Enoch’ Winston
Goldie Blake
William A. Workman
Lansing
Vivian Nicely
Gauley ‘Bridge
12 Pass State Driving Tests
Mullens state police examined 15 applicants for state drivers licenses. Twelve passed the tests, and two who had failed previous weeks finally earned permission to apply for licenses.
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Mullens State Police
Lcenses
Elderly workers injured by Beckley ice cream truck
Two Mullens street department workers were struck at 1 35 pm Wednesday by an Imperial Ice Cream truck driven by George Halash 26 of East Beckley. William Harrison 65 suffered a possible hip fracture and leg injuries but was discharged after treatment. Cowan 72 appeared unhurt. Halash was held on reckless driving charges with $500 bond.
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Mullens
Mullens Street
Imperial
George Halash
East Beckley
William Harrison
Covel
Princeton
Harrison
J June Tolliver Hotel
Cowan
Mullens Hill
Hajash
G. B. McGraw
Little Sue Stover Demonstrates Remarkable Nerve
Mullens West Virginia reports 10 year old Sue Carol Stover daughter of Mr and Mrs M T Stover of Deegans Avenue showed unusual endurance after injuring her left hand while playing Monday afternoon. She was examined by Dr J F Biggart who noted a fracture but the girl endured the setting without anesthesia and kept a stiff upper lip.
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Hiegister
Mullens
Sue Carol Stover
J. F. Biggart
Sue Carol
Tennessee Man Fined For Drunken Driving
Mullens J. Sl. Reece, 46, of Tradé Tennessee, fined 100 dollars and costs for operating a produce truck while intoxicated. Reece was taken into custody by Mullens State and city police and entered a guilty plea before City Clerk Gordon B. McGraw.
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Mullens
J. SL. Reece
Tradé
Tenn
Iecords
Reege
Gordon B. McGraw
Mullens Man Fined On Assault Charge
Clarence Barrett of Juddece ig spent 10 days in jail in default of a ten dollar fine on assault and battery. Magistrate R Mr Stovall stated Barrett was charged by Rosa Mae Lee of Mullens for kicking her during an argument at a Mullens theatre.
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