Hinton High Pupils Take Special Course To Become Safe Drivers
Hinton High School offers a Driver Education elective taught by Miss Nellie Cundiff with Principal C. G. Withers. Eleven boys and girls take part locally, while others request enrollment for the second term. The course uses AA A materials, includes field trips to state police headquarters, and emphasizes safe driving, pedestrian responsibility, and proper parking.
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Hinton High
Nover Hinton
Hinton Hgh School
Nellie Cundiff
Ace
Fayette Counter Beez
Anthony Serlice
State Police
Miss Cundi
Hintan
Mr. Wise
Fourth Avenue
Miss Cundiff
American Automobile Assocation
Hinton
Cundiff
Death of N W Johnson Father-In-Law Of State Trooper Dies
Mrs C G McCrazin traveled to Flatwoods Braxton County on Friday for the death of her father N W Johnson aged 74 a retired farmer He is survived by his wife Sara Johnson four daughters and one son Funeral services were planned for Sunday afternoon at ten oclock Local state police officer Mr McClain attended the arrangements in Flatwoods
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Register
East Rainelle
C. G. McCrazin
Flatwoods
Braxton County
N. W. Johnson
Johnson
Sara Johnson
C'Etory
McClain
Fayetteville Legion Club Receives Charter
Fayetteville American Legion Post 149 reports its Fayetteville Legion Club has been chartered. Incorporators include Myron Renick, T. C. Ryan, and Charles Hesse, with the club set to operate publicly for the first time after incorporation. The piece notes prior meetings and a brief financial and organizational outline.
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Weiler
Pave
Listasette Club
Myron BR. Renick
American Legion Post
F. Levitte
Meron R Renick
Charles Hesse
Br Cc
Five Babies Born AE Rasnelle
Report from Esti Rasnele General Hospital notes multiple newborns with parental roots in Greenbrier and surrounding areas. Names include Joanda Lee, Jewell Ann, James Edward, and a daughter born to Fran Dorin, with other newborns and local residents cited amid December operations and births.
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Reaiter Sup
W oMee
Richmond
Coleman
Mary Lee Ansick
East Rainelle
D. B. Sanford
Rainelle
Virgil Neff
Crichton
Frank
Nettie
Nicholas County
Deer Stain in Nicholas County Reported Eighteen Killed
Eighteen deer were killed in Nicholas County over a two day period last Monday and Tuesday. Most were taken in the Muddlety and Beaver areas with three killed in the southern part of the county. Two does were left in the woods and the offenders are not identified.
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Aly Mepher Lyst
Summersville
Nich
Muddlety
Beaver Territory
Rainelle Woman's Father Succumbs
Rainelle Mrs. Frederick L. Gray returned from Blanksburg Virginia after the death of Mrs. Gray's father A. E. Price. Price's wife died two years ago and three other daughters have since died.
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Rainelle
Register
Frederick L. Gray
Blarksburg, Va
Arch C Saul 55 of Hinton Dies in Welch Hospital
Weiler funeral services for Arch C Saul of Hinton will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in Ronald Meadows parlor with Rev. H Pa ry and Rev. C H Martin officiating. Saul operated an automobile and gas station business in early days and was a former bank teller. Survivors include wife Gladys, two sons George A at VPI Blacksburg and Charles at Concord College Athens, and sister Miss Blanche Saul of Chitter Forge. Active pallbearers listed.
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Weiler
Arch
Saul
Hinton
Welch
Ronald Meadows
Gladys Saul
George A Saul
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburom
Charles Saul
Con Cord College
Athens
Blanche Saul
Chitter Forge
Lijberal
Frank Boone
Bolly Hoover
B. Fox
Jennings Maddy
Neely
Rl, Cunningham
C. G. McLaughlin
J. G. Meadows
8 Monroe Land Deeds Recorded
Land transfers recently recorded in the county clerk's office include G W Riley and others to SH 15 acres 30 rods 4 j acres 33 poles and Lee FE Trenor to Alfred McPeak 44 acres on head waters of Turkey Creek in Sweatt Springs district Charles A Lively to Joseph Rotpert Lively for wee during lifetime 56% acres and 12 acres on headwaters of Little Springfield district etc.
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Register Star
Union O
G.W. Riley
Lee FE
Trenor
Alfred McPeak
Turkey Creek
Sweatt Springs
Charles A. Lively
Joseph Rotpert Lively
Little Springfield
Cline Bailey
Carl A. Broyles
Springsfield
GW. Lively
R .Farley
Brush Creek
Red Sulphur District
W. R. Fullen
Howlard Thompson
Salt Sulphur Springs
Union District
G. L. Neel
L. D. .Heavener
Sweet Springs
Irvin Miller
W.M
Scott
Lacre
Sinks
Grove
Second Ci
Renick man held after police chase in Greenbrier
Investigation into a former prize fighter from Renick Greenbrier County found stolen car ownership and license plates registered to Charles Town Chief of Police. The car, stolen Aug 23 from Sylves Street, was driven by Boyd Basie Long 27 of Renick who was wounded by Patrolman Dallas Bias during a city street chase after resisting arrest. Long, a jewelry store thief, claims to be a student and is recovering under guard in hospital.
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Ty Megister Wale Wrde
Renick
Greenbrier
Charles Town
Sylves St .T. Enterkin
West Chester
Boyd Basi
Four Youths Held For Auto Theft In Hinton
Four Summers County youths jailed in default of bond after waiving to the grand jury on auto theft charges. Sherman Cadle of Elton, and Holly Cadle, Bobbie Lee McComas, and Vincent Meadows of Hinton, arraigned before Justice J. C. Alderson. Bond set at 1000 each, Cadle 2000. They allegedly stole a taxi from the 190 Taxi Company and a car from Nellie Wallace, with the vehicles found undamaged near Elton.
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Register
Hinton
Couity
Justice of the Peace
J. C. Alderson
Sherman
Holly’ Cadle
Elton
Bobbie Lee Mc'Comas
Vincent Meadows
Nellie Wallace
South Side
Sherman Cadle
190 Taxi Company
Po J
Alderson Man Held In Florida
Alderson resident John Hield was arrested in Miami Florida on parole violation. He received a three year federal sentence in Lewisburg Pennsylvania handed down by Judge Ben Moore. Vield pleaded guilty to an interstate motor vehicle theft charge at the Battlefield term of court in January 1641. John Winthrop led the first group of settlers to Boston in 1630.
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Register
Alderson
John Hield
Miami
Florida
Lewisburg
Ben Moore
Vield
Bivefield
Possum Finds Haven Amid Chickens in Greenbrier County
Lewisburg report describes a cold night incident in which Charles N. McWhorter investigated a hen house to find a possum sheltered among chickens. The county clerk records show several deeds filed, detailing transfers in Fast Rainelle Meadow Bluff and White Sulphur districts, including parcels and land interests.
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Possum
Haven
Greenbrier Co
Hy Techter
Weller
Lewisburg
Charles N. McWhorter
Jan Opossum
Lewisburg youths bag spike buck after deer hunt
In Lewisburg two youths Dan go and Jon a hunt deer and bag a fine spike buck after passing through a creek district. A hunter Don vye Finley was struck in the left eye by a twig during the outing near Morgantown. A Beckley hunter later bagged an 18 point buck in Pocahontas County with the game warden noting its exceptional antlers.
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Register
Lewisburg
G. W. Ford
Anthony
Creek
Don
Finley
West Virginia
University
Morgantown
Brush
Quinwood Rotarians Plan Ladies Night After New Year
Quinwood Rotary Club members met Friday night to schedule a ladies night after January 1 and discuss a year end membership drive ending December 31. Names of prospective members were suggested as nine members attended, with four absent and one excused. dinner was served by Mrs Gertrude Shafer at the Quinwood Clubhouse.
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Quinwood Rotarians
Quinwood
Quinvwood Rotary Club
Gertrude Shafer
Quinwood Club
Remind Formula Claims Fast Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Remind as a remedy for arthritis and rheumatic pains. It promises rapid relief after the first dose by removing toxins and acids, with a four day trial to show improvement. The copy urges readers to buy, try, and return unused packages with money back.
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Aina
Shrumatisa
Stalen Jeledy
Unie
Monty Beck
Ugur
Nis Wiles
Army Transfer Notice for Captain Lemon to Camp Lawton
Captain Joseph F. Lemon, previously stationed in Phoenixville Pennsylvania, has been ordered to Camp Lawton in the far west and is expected to be assigned to duty in the Pacific. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Lemon of Lewisburg. The document notes that 150 years ago one hundred fifty years and Negroes comprised about 1 percent of the U S population.
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ARMY
Sy Register
Lewisburg
Joseph F. Lemon
Phoenixville
Camp Lawton
Far West
Racific
C. WF. Lemon
U. S
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Fayetteville Legion Club
Estella Z. Justice
David Kennedy
Justice Insurance Agency
Neate & Manarat
Prone
AzAe Beching, Wi
AE. Rasnelle
C. Saul
Monroe
John Winthrop
Boston
Carl Pacers
Wabash Ave
Dept
Chirag
Sin Express
Charees
Atomic Roman
Hue Streat
Plind
of Register
L.J. Sammons
J. W. Shockley
Fast Rainelle
Martin
Aperoga Raot
Cate
England
Raots
Ore Aels Pach
Ole
Dnenany
Poset
America
Home Optical CO
Neville Street
President Hotel
Steeel
W. T. Grant Company
Beekley
Giet
Wraps Dé Emurphy
Hank and Bolt
Syell
Murphy’s
Gomurphy CO
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Beckley
W. Va
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