Fayette County Farm To Market Road Plans Discussed
Fayette County Farm To Market Road Committee met at Lookout High School to discuss improvements and funding for road projects across the county. J Amick, chair, announced district committee members from Kingston, Ramsey, Rainelle, and other areas, with C Q White serving as secretary of the county committee.
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Fayette County Farm
Fayetteville
Feyette County
Seemduey Road
Lookout High
Kingston
B. J. Waiston
Kingsto
Blake
Kincaid
Ay Kingston
Clark Stover
N. Winston
A. Wilean
Beards Fork
PLC
Jobskins
Kimberly
Eddie Kelly Montgomery
Mountain Cove
LB Haven
Ramsey Aed Smith
Jen Moward
Franklin Ansted
T C. Hypes
Raimeeyy
V. Hawkins
Ramsey
Thos Eagle
Victor
Caverriely Rico
Ruby Shages
Ansted
Raymond Kious
Grayden
J. ¥. Rassey
Af Ramsey
Ted Cover
Lansing
Sewell Mountain District
B.J Ainick
Ralette
Boo Critchley
Landisourg
E. Smith
Corliss
Harley Cavendish
Lookout
Day
Edmond
White
Willis Wellman
Blume
Leosant
Hedrick
Winona
Skagge
Quinnimont
L. W. Fox
Lawton
K. B. Gwinn
Meadow Bridge
W. T. Kincaid
Crickmer
C. FL
Walthall
Springdale
Hurley Simms
Rainelle
Shawver
Goddard
D. A. Griffin
Vic
B. B. Haven Remees
F. “Cloneh
Belva
Wright
Long Branch
IP Bays
Lockout
Lawton Mrz
B. Botey
Thurmond
Roy Cottle
OG. J. Bays
Nalten
W. 5. Cavendish, Hico: JF. Ramsey, Ramses; C. D. White
Hien
Vic Gilberton
Lay’land
C. QO. White
Oak Hill Man Appointed Labor Inspector in State
Oak Hill resident Joseph Keatley of Woods Avenue has been named inspector for the Labor Department in Raleigh Fayette at Sommers County. He succeeds Emory W. Beesley, serving about 48 years ago, and is tasked with enforcing child labor and hazardous occupation standards under federal acts. The notice highlights minimum ages for pig lifting and general work, effective Sept 1, 1946, with restrictions on hours and duties for younger workers.
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Y Register
Oak Hill
Joseph Keatley
Woods Avenue
Department of Lebor
Raleig Fayette
Sommers County
Emory W. Beesley
William
al Stanaford
Rites Held Today For Robson Woman
Last rites were performed for Ada Dickinson at Free Will Baptist Church in Robson with Rev. Mathray officiating. Burial followed in Morton Cemetery at Ben Tree. Dickinson died Sunday at Montgomery hospital. Surviving are daughters Laura Bracket, Francis Stover, Downey Moore. son Walter Tre Brasich. father Wil Huffman. ten sisters and one brother.
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Robson
Eelack
Free Wik Baptist Church
Ada Dickinson
Mathray
Morton Cemetery
Bentree
Dickinson
Montgomery Hospital
Suryleing
Iireé
Laura Bracket
Francis Stover
London
Downey Moore
Dry Branch
Idan
Walter Tre Brasich
Wil Huffmen
Leon
Ira Prelix
Katherine Pritt
Loniaul
George Huitinan
Witburg
Strip Mine Case Heads to State Court in Raleigh
A temporary injunction against Hedrick Patrick and McMinimec in the Berkley Fee Cream Company dispute over strip mining at Shady Spring has been granted by Judge Ben H. Ashworth in Catuit Court. The case, instituted by IE JT. Watkins, seeks a permanent injunction. hearings resume as the defense plans an appeal to the State Supreme Court if the temporary order is not annulled.
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Ben H. Ashworth
Catuit
Traver C. Hedvick
C. C. Patrick
T. J. McMinimec
Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Clay &. Crouse
IE JT. Watkins
Berkley Fee Cream Company
IM Anne
Shady Spring
Ashworth
J. A. Maxwell
Watkins Company
Supreme Court
Didge Ashworth
Hedrick
Circuit Court Atteaches
Chest Campaign Reaches Ten Thousand Dollars
A. K. Halley Payne County Chairman reports the Community Chest drive near ten thousand dollars with several counties yet to report. Officials say contributions will push total to about ten thousand by the end of the drive.
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A. K. Halley
Payne County
Community Chest
Thei
Bail
Anman
Mullens Folks Eat Deer At Son's Home
Local notes describe Mullens residents gathering at a son’s house for a deer meal. The guests recount hunting plans and family meals, with mention of food and conviviality amid weathered routines.
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Mullens
Local se teive tale hints at ties and names
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local event with mentions of Lowey G3 and Myce Feeigiin Baer near Whe, suggesting a sporting or social confrontation. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
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Lowey
Myce
50 Boys Enroll In Trade School
Fifty boys enroll in Fayette County Vocational Trade School in Oak Hill. Acting Principal Mrs. G. B. Boolbid reports 40 local high school students already in classes with 30 new enrollments Monday and ten more seeking study yesterday. Courses include electric welding machine shop mine maintenance and acetylene welding under Fayette County Board of Education supervision. Instructors teach from 8:43 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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Witer Oak
Fayerile
Fayette County
Oak Hill BPW Club Plans December Edgewater Dance
Oak Hill Business and Professional Women sponsor a Christmas dance at Edgewater near Gailey Bridge on December 26. Tickets were distributed among club members at a regular meeting at Hotel Hill. Sale begins soon with party details to follow.
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Oak Hill
BPW
Oak Hills
Oak Kilt
Edgewater
Gailey Bridge
Hotel Hill
School Strike Erupts Again in St Paul District
Public school teachers in St Paul halted classes across 77 schools after November 28. Seniors led marching protests while demanding immediate reopening and funding relief. State education officials called for calm as the dispute drew in city leaders and labor groups.
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SP Paul
Minn
St. Paul
Ngs
M. Schweicki
St Paul Sehnai
Wailer J. Smith
Vietertag
Opening Plans Delayed for New WOAY Station in Oak Hill
WOAY, a new radio station for Oak Hill, plans to begin broadcasting before January 1, owner Thomas said. Construction on a 250 foot self supported tower starts December 16, with potential expansion to 1000 watts later. the station will offer daily programming plus a Sunday church service and local church recitations.
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Wester
Pypeseut Se-Up
Thomas
Associated Press
WCFC
Beckley
Thut
Extra Permit To Hunt Deer Urged
Members of the Square Circle Wildlife Club of Weonying County voted to submit their plan for a special deer hunting license stamp to the State Conservation Commission in Beckley. The stamp, possibly $2.50, would fund educational protection during the deer season.
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Sy Hestewr Sia Weiter Mullens
Ucerse
Mink County
Square Circle
Wildlife Club
Weonying County
McKinney
State Conservation Commission
Beckley
Ministers Crusade Against Crime in Steubenville
Local ministers launch a campaign addressing crime in Steubenville while city officials consider proposed measures. A bill authorizing new police powers and state and federal law enforcement support is discussed. The article mentions a court or official process and potential funding implications with figures around ten thousand dollars.
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Steubenville
Stevenville
Brian
Moyal
Isenes
Rey Rook
Fragmented report on Taylor heating hospital ice operation
An OCR fragment describes a wave operation at Taylor heating hospital under high pressure ice used to burn a man's hand during a medical or industrial procedure. The readable text is garbled but suggests injuries from the ice operation and procedure conditions.
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Taylor
Son and Aaron Ties at Home as Reena Named
A brief note records a family event with Reena named Samuel Robert in connection to Ay ties at the home. Further readable details indicate a domestic context and potential relation to a son and a father figure.
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Aaron
Samiel Robert
Help On Teacher Hikes Predicted By Aseociated Dress
Memphis Tenn The president of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Dr William R Smiley of the University of Virginia predicts the organization will back a campaign for higher teacher salaries The association includes over 200 universities and colleges and about 1300 high schools He suggests minimum salaries up to 2500 for teachers with masters degree and higher for principals and senior teachers urging equal pay advancement for high school staff amid calls for better pay in public schools
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Memphis
Tenn
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schiors
William R. Smiley
University of Virginia
Association
Smithey
Assocason
Mane
Commission On Secondar Age
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Fer WeMany
Woc
Werrell
Stewart
Mamet Resi
Mullens Minstrel Show Fundraiser and Coal Output Rise
Mullens Junior Woman's Club to sponsor the Harvest Minstrel at the high school auditorium Friday night with Harlem Funmakers and local performers. Matinee for school children Thursday. In coal news, Virginian Railway reports 624 cars of coal produced in the Mullens area and 61 federally held cars released for coastal ports and inland rail.
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Y Register
Wryor Mullens
Joan Gilly
Woodrow Covk
Wade
Dorothy Teel
Curtis Chay
Betty Tricker
Janeth Rolen
Bernice
Ball
Alice Delp
Lewis King
W. A. Davis
CG. C. Clark
R.W. Kirby
Rryleter Slass Weiler Mullens
Virginian Railway
Virginian
Methodist Women To Exchange Gifts
The Women’s Society of Christian Service will hold a Christmas meeting at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. C. W. Shufflebarger’s home in Pineville. President Mrs. A BL Robertson urges good turnout and requests members who have not paid pledges for the year to bring the funds. this is the society’s final meeting of the year.
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Register
Pineville
Women's Society of Christian Service
Mart
C. W. Shufflebarger
BL Robertson
Society
Pas
School Buses To Get Inspection
Mullens Wyoming County will begin inspections tomorrow. Six buses will be checked at the state police headquarters and sixteen will be examined at Pineville.
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Dy Roester Stall
Mullens
Wyoming County
Pineville
Ministers Attend Roy L. Smith Lecture Rally in Beckley
Area ministers plan to travel this evening to Beckley to hear Dr Roy L Smith editor of the Christian Advocate national Methodist weekly speaking at the Beckley Methodist Temple as part of a West Virginia series. First Methodist Church has cancelled its service this Wednesday so attendees are asked to meet at the church at 6 pm for transport to Beckley.
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Roy L. Smith
Mullers
Roy Ta Smith
Christian Advocate
National Methodist Weekly
Beckley Methodist Temple
West Virginia
First Methodist Church
O Ince
Beckley
Los Angeles
Californii
Dr. Smith
Tris
WAS HOUSE GUEST
Pineville notes list Mrs H W Conley hosting her sister Mrs Lally Bailey at Charleston. Other items mention Sunday events with the Pydn ard family and Mr and Mrs W. Bennett.
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Regrtar
Pineville
H.W. Conley
Mre
Lally Bailey
Charleston
Pydnard
Benntes Y Annet
Mullens Angler Receives Plaque
Bronze plaque honors Haity EB. Peipies Oak winner of the Stuart Florida saltfish tournament in 1946. The award arrived after months of delay and will join other trophies at the funeral home in the offi ce. Foylesong retreats to southern waters several weeks each winter.
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Ay Register
Mullens
Asherman
Royal Robertson and Fughesang Funeral Home
Haity EB. Peipies
Stuart
Florida
Foylesong
Paradise
PTA Group Reaches 450 Members in West Virginia
By Register Star writer Mullens the Parent Teacher Association for Ben Dunman Elementary and Mullens High Schools reports the group has grown to 450 members, the largest PTA in the state. The Baptist Youth group of Pax led a Christmas program. Grover C. Worrell, PTA president, plans a March carnival to fund a city play. Principal speakers included Rev. C. A. Bright on Christmas themes and C. A. Blankenship on vanity. Superintendent and House member spoke briefly on school needs.
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Register Star
Mullens
Ben Dunman
West Virginia
Lola
Baptist Youth Group
Pax
Grover C. Worrell
C. A. Bright
C. A. Blankenship
Estalant Vanity
Suhonly
House In Delegates
Funeral set tomorrow for Keyrock infant Barbara Cook
Funeral services are planned for Barbara Amy Cook a one month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Burent D Cook at their Keyrock home with burial to follow at Rockview Cemetery. Surviving are the parents paternal grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Cook maternal grandmother Mrs Elinabeth Cook and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Acey Coy of Hiawatha.
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Keyrock
Barbara Amy Cook
Burentd. Cock
Rockview Cemetery
Elinabeth Cook
Elizabeth Cook
Mrs
Acey Coy
Hiawatha
Maltens Man Puts Visitors To Work At Mallens Avent
West Maltens residents say visitors assist with improvements at their home area as Sadler and his in law JR Thompson visit from Huntington with Mrs Thompson and Miss Jean Sadler. The article notes Sadler’s Los Angeles employment past and recalls Boer War fitness statistics.
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Mallens
Mallens Avent
West Maltens
Sadler
Oy Sadler
JR. Thompson
Huntington
Mulling
Ariving
Thompsons
Miss Jean
Los Angeles
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