Mrs L S Tully Beginning Sixth Year as Circuit Clerk
Fayetteville Mrs L S Tully will start her sixth year as Fayette County circuit court clerk on January 1. A West Virginia pioneer, she became county commissioner in 1932 as the first woman in the state to hold that post. Her family includes seven children with careers in banking, education and public service.
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Register Star
Fayetteville
L. S. Tully
Fayette County
West Virginia
Tully
Court House
Mount Hope
L. S. Ey
Count Hope
James
National Bank
Philadelphia
Bill
National Youth Administration
Maureen
Lawton
Averette College
Danville
George Washington
New River State College
Forester Reports Fall Fires Light Says Season Is Comparatively Quiet
Forester J S Banister reports that this fall has a relatively light fire season across the Kanawha Forest district. Kanawha county accounts for half of 54 fires. Fayette 11. Boone 6. Raleigh and Nicholas together 10. He warns the season is not over and December can be dry with winds, urging careful disposal of lighted matches and camp fires to protect timber and wildlife.
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Register
Ha Forest
J. S. Banister
Kanawha Forest District
Kanawha
Fayette, Nicholas
Raleigh
Boone Counties
Banister
Cowne
Acto
Fayette County
Boone
Raleigh and
Nicholas
Optimistic 1937 Outlook From Cleveland Banker
Col Leonard P Ayres, vice president at Cleveland Trust, predicts 1937 will bring better business than 1936. He expects price increases to be modest, recovery to continue, and world unrest and labor issues not derailing growth. He notes sustained shifts toward managed economics regardless of presidential elections.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Co
Congress
Poker Joe Held for Drunkenness
Mount Hope J R Poker Joe Johnson known on police records was arrested Saturday night for drunkenness and public disorder after multiple warnings to go home. He was jailed and released Tuesday morning to return to work.
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Eee
Mount Hope
J. R
Joe” Johnson
Oak Hill Magistrate hems in truancy cases with fines
Magistrate W. H. Level heard two more truancy cases in Oak Hill and fined each defendant three dollars plus costs. The mounting charges reflect ongoing enforcement of school attendance rules in the area.
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Register
Oak Hill
W. H. Level
Holdup Charged To Minden Man
Minden resident John Lazarsky was arrested on the Oak Hill Minden road for the holdup of Joe Hobson on Saturday night. Hobson said he bought beers for friends, was later robbed by one of them and identified Lazarsky. Constable Bob Godsey detained Lazarsky, who identified two companions then aided in arrests in Fayette County jail.
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Register
K Hill
Bob Godsey
John Lazarsky
Minden
Joe Hobson
Oak Hill
Hobson
Lazarsky
Godsey
Fayette County
Greenwood Man Faces Brief Jail Term For Liquor Incident
Fayetteville man Fayette Thompson of Greenwood was found in a beer garden causing trouble Saturday night. He was fined ten days and, unable to pay, sentenced to 30 days in the county jail to serve.
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Register
Fayetteville
Fred Thompson
Greenwood
Thompson
Aged Salem Man Taken by Death
Fayetteville W P Bowman 80 longtime Salem resident died at home Wednesday after a six day illness from pneumonia following a cold. Survived by children Alys Bowman Oak Hill Benton Bowman Arnold Pa W T Bowman Arnold Pa Sheridan Bowman Bassett Va Birtie Massie Mrs Leola Alderman and Susan Bowman of Fayetteville. Two sisters Mrs Adeline Webb and Mrs Jane Bolt of Laurel Creek. Buried today.
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Associated Press
Fayetteville
W. P. Bowman
Salem
Bowman
Alys Bowman
Oak Hill
Benton Bowman
Arnold
W. T. Bowman
Sheridan Bowman
Bassett
Birtie Massie
Leola Alderman
Susan Bowman
Coffman Jailed for Drunkenness in Fayetteville
Fayetteville John Coffman was arrested charged with being drunk and disorderly. He was tried before a justice of the peace, fined, and sent to jail for ten days.
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Register
Fayetteville
John Coffman
Justice of the Peace
Health safety meeting topics announced for Fayetteville conference
Fayetteville plans a health and safety education conference led by the Division of Negro Schools. The meeting opens tomorrow at 1 p m at the Baptist church with state and county health safety and education officials invited to attend.
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Register
Fayetteville
Division of Negro Schools
Baptist Church
Announcment
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Col. Ayres
United States
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Lexington Ave
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Eka
Appalachian Electric Power Company
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