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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1933

Page

4

Becket Beckley College Names and Pranks Shared

The piece jokes about naming a new Beckley college Clinker College to mirror the Smokeless Coal Capital. It sketches campus nicknames The Clinkers and humorous rags of aristocracy, plus a lighthearted look at local notables and a Rotary Club event with Rev Donnelly delivering stories.

Concensus Beckley Clinker College Clinkers Mac Clarence Shirley Donnelly Oak Hill Baptist Church Beckley Rotary Club

East Gulf Community Extends Sympathy to Burdiss Family

The East Gulf community expresses sympathy to the relatives of A. P. Burdiss of Fayetteville who died at Beckley hospital after an appendicitis operation. Burdiss formerly lived in East Gulf and was well known locally. The notice also lists relatives and attendees of his Beckley funeral and local social visits in the area.

A. P. Burdiss Fayetteville Beckley Hospital Burdiss R. Smith J. R. Brooks East Gulf Harless Hylton Hilda Schofield Keath Clark Beckley Vincent Edwards Roanoke Princewick Sam Crews Orville Bougess Corinne H. J. Davidson C. W. Meador Ween Mary Lou W. E. Reynolds Lillian Denny Roy Swimm Rhodell Jimmie Robison Killarney Keith Peters Resoco W. J. Payne Oma Oakey Margaret Backus J. J. Martin T. McEwan T. C Gross L. W. Mason S. Schofield W.F. Clark W. L. Hylton J. E. Perry W. M. Yates Pearl Waster Elizabeth Kerns A.P. Burdiss Bonnie Martha Nellie Patrick Bernard Jimmie Adrian 2. N. Smith John Brooks T. J. Wattis Meade Dave Boyd Clifton Lilly Juanita Perry Kitty Clark Floyd County Harless Iughes Alfred I. W. Yates Pearl Yates P. A. Bair Bill Odd Mildred Moorefield Keith Clark W. F. Clark Kitty

Sun West Virginia Social Notes and Local Visits

Rural society items list Miss Ruth Withrow returning from Hinton to relatives in the area. Visits include Mr and Mrs A J Lofton with Mrs Kelly Snuffer at Eccles and Myrtle Hogg with children at Mullens. Local families in Oak Hill and Dothan host gatherings while Rosa Hinte remains ill at home. a Kentucky state budget line notes 9.25 per capita for operation and maintenance in 1992.

Ruth Withrow Hinton A. J. Lofton Kelly Snuffer Eccles Myrtle Hogg Mullens C.J Mac Fitzwater George Cody Carl Dothan Imri Roop Minnie Poteet Lee Rodes Oak Hill Kathleen Lofton Warren Lively Leona Edds Virginia Pelle’ Bryant Rosa Hinte General Departments Kentucky

Beclley Re-Employment Office Urges Local Hiring

The Beckley Federal re-Employment Office seeks to aid Raleigh county employers by supplying experienced local workers. It lists 2500 registered job seekers and offers free service to employers and workers, urging use of residents and calling for contacts at office 1510 to obtain suitable lists of men and women before winter.

Memorial Building Geo. A. Watkins Beckley Raleigh County

Families travel and guests visit across multiple states

East Beckley West Virginia notes a round of visits as Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hughes and son James travel to Johnson City Tennessee and Elizabeth ton Tennessee and Newland Lynville and Pulaski Virginia visiting relatives. Other locals welcome guests from Birmingham and Pulaski while Miss Vereta Vest and Mike Meadows plan a Salem Virginia stay. Also reported are hospital treatment for Mason Darlington after a mowing accident and Mrs. J E Ellison returning from a Gold Star Mothers tour via New York City and France and England aboard the S S Manhattan.

J. C. Hughes James Johnson City Tenn W. R. Hughes J. E. Milhorn Elizabethton Tenn Newland Lynville N. Y Pulaski Virginia Floyd Utterback Hinton W. Snyder Zilpah Rose Coeburn C. G. Jackson Clinton Clayton Deloris Dorothy Toubert Lynchburg Ned House J. H. Burdiss James Burdiss Birmingham Ala A. 2. Burdiss Burdiss Lawrence Spencer Columbus Ohio Fred Coeburn Charleston George Flannagan Winona J. E. Ellison New York City S. S. Manhattan France England U. S Ellison

Priests Prohibited from Cars and Golf in Ireland

In the south of Ireland several Roman Catholic bishops have forbidden priests in their dioceses to own automobiles during the depression. Some prelates also banned clergy from playing golf as part of the austere measures.

Associated Press Dublin Ireland

Elephants Raid Gardens Near Mombasa Shore

Kenya elephants on summer coastal excursion trample native farms at Kilifi near Mombasa. On the route to the sea the herds raid gardens and locals beat drums to frighten the animals away.

Nairobi Kenya Kilifi Mombasa

Lilly Family Reunion Talks Echo West Virginia Ties

Mrs W T Lilly reports from Elmira about the northern Lillys attending the fourth annual Lilly Reunion of West Virginia at Flat Top next Saturday. The trip seeks to connect Lilly branches and uncover shared ancestry, with E A Lilly leading a research committee and plans for Washington records search.

Northern Lillys Elmira N. Yu John Lilly Ireland Nancy Smith West Virginia E. A. Lilly Lilly Family Association New York Brand Park Lilly Reunion Association Washington North Ella H. Williams Canton Albert Tell Lilly Flat Top

McGinnis Heads to Washington for Welfare Confab

Hereford McGinnis West Virginia re employment administrator traveled to Beckley en route to Washington to join national re employment officials. He will return to Charleston Monday to address Welfare Workers of West Virginia. Four offices already operate in southern West Virginia Charleston Huntington Beckley and Wayne with employment headquarters.

I. Hereford McGinnis West Virginia Beckley Washington McGinnis Charleston Welfare Workers of Huntington Wayne

Railway to Give Grace to Counties by Highway Use

The West Virginia state road commission considers acquiring a major 54 mile Norfolk and Western branch between Wayne and Lenore for highway use after the ICC authorized its abandonment. The railroad must donate 12 miles of ROW between Missouri branch and Lowney. Negotiations proceed with action expected soon.

Charleston Norfolk and Western Railway State Road Commission Wayne Lenore Mingo Interstate Commerce Commission Missouri Branch Lowney

Soviet Raises Submarine Tomb Under Naval Honors

The Soviet training submarine No. 9, sunk in May 1931 with 21 crew aboard, has been raised from the Gulf of Finland and towed to Kronstadt. The crew was buried with full naval honors.

Associated Press Kronstadt Gulf of Finland

Local residents travel to fairs and gatherings

Ghent, W V Miss Thelma Lilly left Tuesday to attend the Worlds Fair in Chicago. Joe Ubeda of Fireco and Misses Ora Farley and Virginia Hale went to Boomer last week. Families including the Sweeneys and Pearle Sweeney attended events in Ronceverte and Athens. Virginia Meadows visiting grandmother Mrs Londa Lilly. massie guest with Fink sisters. Lelia Sweeney visited Leona Bibb. Robert Vines family to Bluefield. Sara Francis Epperley noted.

Thelma Lilly Chicago Joe Ubeda Fireco Ora Farley Virginia Hale Boomer G. K. Sweeney Pearle Grover Sweeney Baptist Association Ronceverte Virginia Meadows Daniels Londa’ Lilly Gilmer Sweeney

Local visits and travels in community notes

Glen Hedrick spent last week at the home of G. K. Sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Meadow and sons Junior and Leslie hosted visitors. Lan don Lilly drove to Charleston on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Griffith and children visited Ernest Griffith family Sunday. Mrs. LeMe Fink visited her mother Mrs. A. E. Fink on Odd Tuesday. A regional wildlife count notes sixty four timber wolves and 57 coyotes were killed in M gan last year.

Glen Hedrick G. K. Sweeney C. O. Meadow and Sons Leslie Landon Lilly Charleston Mannie Griffith Ernest Griffith LeMe Fink A. E. Fink M Gan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Barry Wyatt Aright Beckley College Jerome van Meter Woodrow Wilson North Carolina Montgomery Ken Shroyer C. Marshall Johnston Norfolk Gulf J. L. Merrylees Post-Herald E. Winston Wagner E. Winston Abe Lincoln Wagner Abe Edward Everett John Yago Robert Anderson Chris Sarandon Fred Kellman Donnelly Anush East Gulf, W. Va Sun, W. Va Watkins City East Beckiey, W. Va Wayne County Soviet International Correspondence Schools Scranton, Pa Beckley Hardware & Supply Company Ghent, W. Va Mabscott Machine & Electric Co Armature Windina Colla Beckley, W. Ya Lilly
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