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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1953
Page
10
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The council finished many old items and created new ones during a three hour session, adjourning to December 29 for a 7 30 p m meeting to address unheeded letters to bus companies and a public hearing on proposed charter amendments. A 40 hour work week for police was extended to June 1954 on an experimental basis and the council affirmed Frank Ubeda's 1947 fire department appointment for pension eligibility.
Two miners were among the persons receiving out-patient treatment Tuesday at Beckley Hospital. David Dearman of MacArthur, employed by Lillybrook Coal Co., was treated for a chest injury from a scooter wreck. Charles Grambrell of Glen White, with Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates at Helen, had a scalp contusion after coal was thrown on a conveyor and.hit his head on timber. Others treated included George Blair Hereford of 123 EF Main St for a right eye injury Yvonne M Bowden of Lillybrook with a left foot injury from a fall at school Mrs Betty Amato of MacArthur with a left wrist cut and Stella Cleo Worley of Beaver with a back sprain from being thrown against a seat.
Bad weather on the West Virginia Turnpike has driven out of state contractors to holiday travel across the United States. Most workers began their Christmas break as work halted, with Fay, Spofford, and Thorndike deputy project manager A. M Palm noting little progress will resume before year’s start.
Beckley City Council cut $100 from a soil testing bill tied to the municipal parking lot after finding no authorization for the extra expense. An $183.10 payment to Parking Lot Engineer Dennis Leary remains subject to his briefing the council, while other bids and notices were approved or tacked with cautions. The panel also considered whether Ex-City Engineer Phil Wilson is owed money and moved to have him present a bill before year end. Additional items included a $300 drainage survey for City Ave, a $40.50 charge for free parking signs, a $568.10 legal notice bill to Beckley Newspapers Corp ., and $25 more copies of the new building code for free distribution to builders and contractors.
Jeremiah Williams aged 91 of Bolt died at 2 15 am today at his daughter's home after years of illness. Born August 16 1862 in Busseyville Ky to Jack and Martha Thompson Williams his Civil War veteran father was killed earlier. A Breckinridge Baptist Church member and lifelong lumberman for W M Ritte Lumber Co in Columbus Ohio he was the oldest employee at death. Surviving: a daughter five grandchildren six great grandchildren and his wife Exon Thompson who died August 31 1950. Funeral 11 am Sunday at Breckinridge Baptist Bolt with Rev Glenn Webb officiating burial Worley Cemetery Bolt. Body at Quesenberry and Webb Funeral Home until 11 am Friday then to daughter's home Pallbearers named.
A Beckley juvenile faced grand larceny charges and was returned to Raleigh County Jail in default of a $1000 bond after waiving a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Thurman. Police say the youth was arrested for a December 13 theft of $109 from Washington in Beckley.
Mrs Lora Southern 869 of Pemberton died at 5 pm Tuesday in a local hospital. A Raleigh County resident 30 years she is survived by three daughters Violet Clark of Pemberton Marie Painter of Charlottesville Va and Blanche Southern of Pinecrest Sanitarium and one son Theodore of Crab Orchard two brothers Cass Quesenberry and Harmon Quesenberry both of Simpkins Va one sister Sara Montgomery of Sylvastus Va and 10 grandchildren The body will stay at Rose Funeral Home until 4 pm today then go to Theodore’s home in Oak Grove Addition Crab Orchard Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at Pemberton Methodist Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
A 15 year old Glen Morgan lad, Lyle Fox stepson of Roy Childs, is in Raleigh General Hospital with a penetrating wound to his left foot after jumping on a spike. He was admitted at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Also at Raleigh General Tuesday Tracy Miller 43 of Beaver had a foreign body removed from his right eye while repairing a roof at the Cranberry mine. An order of publication in a Raleigh County circuit court case names James L Anderson and Josephine et al as defendants in a school land suit with extensive property descriptions and former owners listed for sale for the School Fund.
Edward Johnston 17 of 1 Lanark dies in a local hospital at 9 30 am Monday the 21st Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday December 24 at Gods Tabernacle Lanark Rev Roy Foster officiating Rev Oscar burial in Sunset Burial Park Pallbearers named Bill Welch John Meadows Lew Meadows James Huffman Doff Williamson Luther Smith Arrangements by Quesenberry and Webb Funeral Home
Report states Tony Drago, Duke assistant basketball coach, was captured by German forces during the Battle of the Bulge and held as a prisoner of war for six months. Public notice disclaims responsibility for debts by others, naming Raymond H. Smith of MacArthur West Virginia with date 12-23-W-2-RR.
Multiple obituaries from Fireco and surrounding towns detail funerals, flowers, pallbearers, and burial plans. Paul Daniel Shuck, 15, dies after a sleigh accident. Pearl Ellen Porter, 75, dies at home. Louisa Molon, 54, passes after hospital stay. Albert Burnett, ? memorial services. services set at Jonben, Memorial Baptist, Mullens Catholic Church, Sunset Memorial Park, and veteran relations with military rites. Funeral details include dates, times, and officiants. flower and pallbearer lists are provided.
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