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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1952

Page

6

Raleigh County's First Highway Fatality in 1952

Raleigh County records its first highway fatality of 1952 when Laura Smith 76 of Glen Morgan died and her daughter Mrs John Worrell was injured in a Beaver area crash. The pickup driven by Worrell collided with Lemuel Eugene Cox of Beckley. Worrell said to be hospitalized then released with head cuts. Cox also injured. Damages estimated at 1000. Surviving Smith include three sons. A separate note reports a trailer truck rollover near Mt Tabor with driver Joseph Bradford Stone uninjured. Funeral services for John Manet 83 of Tams set in Mullens St John’s Church with burial at Wildwood Cemetery Beckley. Manet, a retired coal miner, resided in Tams for over 200 years. Survivors listed include three daughters and a nephew.

Glen Morgan Laura Smith Beaver Raleigh John Worrell Eugene Cox Beckley Cox Smith Ruff Smith Ellis Smith Mabscott Everett Smith Gladesboro County Mt. Tabor Joseph Bradford Stone Marion St. John's Catholic Church Mullens John Manet Tams Cleveland Hospital E.B. Kraysiet i Wildwood United Mine Workers Helen Williams Sophia Albert Kovach Kovach Julia Mizda Cleveland Katie Crawford Detroit Sephew John Harvest Oak Hill

James A. Bair 63 Dies After Silicosis Illness

James A. Bair of Prosperity dies at home after a three year illness of silicosis. He was 63 and a United Mine Workers member. Survived by wife Annabelle and 12 children named from Skelton, Daniels, Eccles, Prosperity, Beckley, and MacArthur. brother J. R. Bair of Oak Hill.

James A. Bair United Mine Workers of America Annabelle Bair George I Simon P Martha Elien Hinte Virginia Ruth Marrix Skelton James H Daniels William P David E Kenneth L Eccles Andrew Joseph Prosperity Ella Widell Beckley Lillian Anna Page MacArthur J. R. Bair Oak Hill

PTA Talk Links Broken Homes to Delinquency

State Police Captain C L Walker cited broken or impoverished homes as common backgrounds for juvenile delinquency during a Beckley Junior High PTA meeting. He urged parental religious training and Sunday school, praised supervised recreation, and announced a visual test program by Dr Westwood Holliday with a committee to administer it to junior high students.

C. L. Walker Beckley Junior High Parent-Teacher Association Westwood Holliday PTA J. K. Edmundson Paul Ash William Binderman Otis Lyons J. K. Thompson Holliday

Fire destroys W M Shrewsbury store at Cool Ridge

Fire destroyed the W M Shrewsbury general store and service station at Cool Ridge around midnight Wednesday. Manager W E Shrewsbury, son of the owner, said about 14000 dollars in damages to the one story frame building and merchandise.

W. M. Shrewsbury Cool Ridge W. E. Shrewsbury

Cooper Named Recruiter for Enlisted Reserve Corps

Cooper was named Enlisted Reserve Corps Recruiting Officer by Col. A. R. Reeves. He is assigned to the 433d Ordnance Motor Vehicle Assembly Company, Organized Reserve, Beckley. The change empowers him to administer the Enlisted Reserve oath of enlistment. Beth-El Temple service notes and speaker details follow with corrected time.

Thomas R. Cooper Oakwood Avenue A. R. Reeves Cooper 433D Ordnance Motor Vehicle ,Assembly Company Organized Reserve Unit Beckley Beth-El Glis P. Walker Boy Scouts Beth-El Temple

Triple damages in rental case awarded by magistrate jury

A six man jury in Magistrate T N Thurman s court awarded Mark Ford triple damages totaling 300 for rent overcharges claimed from May 15 1949 to Sept 15 1951 against landlords Mamie Bair and Wanda Phillips under federal rent control provisions.

T. N. Thurman Mark Ford Mamie Bair Wanda Phillips

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