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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1966
Page
2
A. Gula Jr. becomes Glen Rogers High School remedial teacher after assuming duties Friday. He was escorted to the school by Gerald Short, mathematics supervising specialist, alongside Wyoming James T. Davidson.
Fayetta County residents enroll in an art course offered by Concord CSelcee onboden. The program meets at 6:30 p.m. at Mount Hope Junior High School for 16 weeks and offers three hours of college credit. Organizers include Mrs. WM. A. Marchetti, Mrs. Burruss Jr., and Mrs. James.
Glen Rogers High School hires Anthony A. Gula Jr. as remedial mathematics and science teacher. Gerald Short, mathematics supervising specialist, introduces him. Gula previously led general mathematics at Oceana High School and taught geometry at Princeton High School. He begins duties this Friday in Wyoming County.
Wyoming County Planning Commission met in the Pineville courthouse with J. R. Beavers presiding. John Fendersmith of Marcou-O’Leary Associates outlined Phase I of the comprehensive plan, detailing seven divisions: natural environment, economy, population, land use, community facilities, environmental analysis, and financial. Representatives from the Charleston Natural Resources department attended.
Corinne Utah area suffered a power blackout for several hours when a stolen 1962 ranch wagon driven by an unidentified person left the Elmore parking area Sunday night. The car ran along Route 16, struck a power pole after skirting a ditch line above Corinne, then went over an embankment and was abandoned. Constable Paul Cade leads the investigation. vehicle belonged to Bob Humphrey.
In Pineville Wyoming County Actions Programs Inc held a work session on the Community Center Proposal submitted to the OEO. Chairman B B Schilling led the open discussion with participants including Robert Williams director Curtis Crotty J R Beavers and Schilling.
In Mount Hope ANS report Larry Beverly and Charles R Harnsbarger former scout masters Den No 1 and 2 attended Sunday service at the Baptist Temple with their den mothers Mrs Claude Phillips Mrs Rockford Logan and Mrs Harry Lawson. Den No 1 meets Monday at 3 45 at Mrs Phillips home and Den No 2 meets 3 45 p m at the Lawson home.
The Wyoming County Coon Hunters Association members heard Thomas Smith president of the Wyoming County Court express interest in the group as an outlet for hunters to pursue sport. He didn’t promise court aid but suggested the procoating send an update to better inform the court about the program. Leon Childress pledged support and emphasized Rotary Club members should help place animals for Rotary needs, noting concern over condoning improper behavior. During the business session, the discussion moved forward.
Glen Fork PTA members led a March of Dimes drive at Glen Fork School despite rain. Parnell, Mrs. Dennie Acord Jr., and Mrs. John B. Pizzino organized with Mrs. Schlager, Mrs. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Irick, Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Lay, and Mrs. Harold aiding. Total collected was $86.24 to be sent to Mrs. Eugene Dalle.
The Wom an's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Mullens will host a 7 30 p m meeting in Friendship Hall. Speakers Mabel Cook Mrs Fred Shutt Jr and Miss Marion Nolley will address The School Dropout informing women about causes and today’s world, and urge broader discussion and corrective steps.
Summersville authorities report an 18 year old, Nathan McKinney, killed when a pistol hammer jammed during target practice. His brother Charles Dent attempted to release the jam, and the gun discharged. Nathan worked for Wood Coal Co. and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McKinney.
Mr and Mrs Sam DeVita of Niles welcomed a baby weighing eight pounds with no name given at birth The infant’s mother is Mrs Joyce King Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George King of Ravencliff The DeVitas have two daughters Lisa aged six and Deniece whose ages are listed as years
Mrs. Carl Allen hosted the Fitzgerald Circle of Oak Baptist Church in Oak Hill. The program The Pilot Car was presented by Mrs. Sally Vogt with Scripture from Matthew 9 9. Eyeglasses or parts for Burma missionaries were to be collected during the meeting and next year officers were discussed. Refreshments were served to listed guests.
West Virginia veterans eligible for educational aid and benefits under the GI Bill of Rights total 103 200, based on selective service figures through January 31 1955. Congressman Ken Hechler notes prior World War II and Korean War beneficiaries and hails the bill as a wise national investment.
Mrs. Jess Kendrick treasurer of Saint Anthony's Guild Rev Leo Werner pastor and Miss Margaret McCool secretary discussed the Mother Daughter Luncheon set for March 20 at the guild meeting. Mrs Brent Harrah president of Parkersburg Deanery of Catholic Women will be guest speaker.
Cross, a former major league player, stands trial in a Dallas Austin district courtroom for the July 3 killings of Shirley Anne and Mies Stark. Prosecutors seek the electric chair. jury selection faces an expected crowded court. Police say Cross telephoned Aug 6 to confess, claiming he strangled Stark after she emerged from a shower. The two 21 year old Dallas residents were in Austin to enroll in summer school when slain.
At the Fayetteville Woman's Club meeting in the Fayette County Memorial Building a report on the Arts and Crafts Show was given by Mrs. R. O. Farmer noting winners such as Connor Rule for crafted work. Rev. David Sneed spoke on The break down of the Home urging family unity. The club voted to honor former teachers now deceased on the Historical Society's Little Red School House roll.
TOKYO AP reports January traffic incidents in Japan killed 1,052 people and injured 30,519, rising 44 deaths and 2,306 injuries from January 1965.
A fragmentary report notes Peggy Andrews daughter of Mrs Pete Andrews Mullens dem the proper way to dress during an FBLA meeting. Ceeil Clagg Itmann conducted the gathering with Mrs Miller Mul and Mrs Fred Shu Sr sponsor of the group present.
A short UPI item discusses the origin of the term Mach speed in aviation and its Czech namesake Mach, noting phrases about breaking the sound barrier and the historical usage.
Mt Hope notes weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Robert Yost Jr of Huntington to her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Dorado and grandparents Mr and Mrs Dominick Diodoardo. Mrs Yost is Janet Dorado. Antonio Chieti is a patient at Appalachian Regional Hospital Beckley for observation and treatment. Mrs Z Eame is moving from Oak Hill Hospital to treat a fractured hip after a fall near home. Mrs Charles Bergendahl visits sister Mrs Hildred Rothwell in Washington DC, and her son and Seater ee.
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