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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1960

Page

8

Fayette Grand Jury Indicts R. Privette

Fayetteville based Robert R. Privette has been indicted by the Fayette County Grand Jury on reckless driving charges stemming from a high speed chase through Oak Hill. Police followed Privette from Minden Road and Main Street to Joe's Drive-In, clocking speeds up to 90 mph in a 1954 Ford before the driver allegedly sped off after a stop at Ashland Service station. The license check showed ownership by Lawrence Gunther of Fayetteville.

Fayetteville RNS Robert R. Privette Laurel Creek Fayette County Grand Jury Oak Hill Howard Tyree Pat Watters Privette Minden Road Main Street Lawrence Gunther Box 23 Tyree Ashland

Williams Indicted In Overweight Truck Case Near Alley

Fayetteville RNS Williams, a coal truck owner from Oak Hill, is indicted on overweight hauling charges by Cpl. Mullins of the Montgomery state police. The true bill accuses the truck he owned weighed 37,920 pounds on U S 60 21 near Alley, well over the 32,000 pound limit.

Fayetteville RNS Fayette County Grand Jury Cpl L. P. Mullins Montgomery State Police Co. E Red” Williams Oak Hill U. S. 60 Alley

Police Car Gas Tank Explodes in Whitesville

A Whitesville State Police patrol car gas tank exploded around 9 am after fumes from draining the tank reached a nearby natural gas stove. The blast damaged the car trunk interior and two rear tires, and caused about 5000 dollars in total losses to the car and Miles Manahan Service Station. The service station sustained damage to glass, paint, and merchandise as flames spread. Whitesville Volunteer Fire Department responded.

Whitesville RNS State Police Miles Manahan William Hershman

Oak Hill ministerial group elects officers

The Rev Randolph Johnson becomes president of the Oak Hill Scarbro Ministerial Association for the coming year. Other officers include Rev R J Chenoweth as vice president and Rev William Johnson as secretary treasurer. Past officers include Rev Edwin Hale as president and Rev Chenoweth as vice president. The association, aided by radio station WOAY, broadcasts Sunday services and sponsored a city-wide evangelistic campaign at Oak Hill elementary school last fall.

Oak Hill RNS Randolph Johnson Scarbro Ministerial Association R. J. Chenoweth Chenoweth Robert Madowski First Brethren Church Allen Gallimore

63 N and W Employees Seek Federal Injunction Over Dovetailing

Sixty three Norfolk & Western Railway workers seek a federal injunction to stop dovetailing Virginian Railway seniority into N and W lists. They seek invalidation of pre merger labor agreements and reinstatement of proper N and W seniority, claiming harm from this process and loss of ranking. They name J W McDaniel and other union officials as defendants, and allege lack of notice about merger terms.

Roanoke Norfolk The Norfolk & Western Railway N&w Lambert's Point Pier System Federation No. 16 Railway Employes Dept J. W. McDaniel International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Labor Executives Assn McDaniel O. T. Lemon Federation No. 16 E. L. Clark Princeton E. R. Belcher IBEW Virginian Railway Labor Executives Assn

Births at Oak Hill Hospital

Oak Hill Hospital records three new arrivals with parents James Fox and Ed mond of Lochgelly announcing a seven pound, 13 ounce daughter born January 5 at 9 26 am. Thomas Piotrowski and Lochgelly welcome a six pound three ounce son born January 5 at 1 5 pm. John Lafferty and Dempsey report a four pound son born January 5 at 10 20 pm.

Oak Hill RNS Oak Hill Hospital James Fox Edmond Thomas Piotrowski Lochgelly John Lafferty Dempsey

Methodist Men To Meet Tuesday With Guest Speaker

Fayetteville Methodist Men gather at 6 15 p m Tuesday in Friendship Hall of the church. Rev Samuel Sink pastor of St Peter s Methodist St Albans will speak presenting a survey of West Virginia Methodism with 1498 churches in the state and 96 percent cooperation. All men in the organization or prospective members are invited.

Fayetteville RNS Methodist Church Samuel Sink St. Peter’s Methodist Church St. Albans Friendship Hall West Virginia John L. Witt Jr

Mrs McKinney Speaks At Oak Hill Missionary Meet

At Oak Hill Brethren Church the Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday. Mrs J A McKinney spoke on The Holy Spirit, a gift of God and baptism in the Spirit. Mrs Robert Madoski spoke on Peace with scripture from Moses Acts 2:12-42. The group sang Come Thou Almighty King and Near to the Heart of God.

Oak Hill RNS Woman's Missionary Society of the Madoski Charles Estep Ollie Foy Harry Payne Lawrence Fink Haven Stevens Joe Kepto Elsie Brooks Cecil Kincaid Aubrey Allen Myrtle Nuckies Harold Hall Elmer Bowling Alfred Nicholas Graydon Payne

Five Indicted For Theft Of Wire In Fayette County

Five residents of the Kingston area were named by the Fayette County Grand Jury in indictments over copper wire theft from Mary Frances Coal Company. Separate charges accuse Clarence Butrick and June Neubert of receiving 380 pounds of stolen wire from two men, Eugene Sumpter and Aubrey Proctor, who face indictments for taking 500 pounds in September and another 500 in October. Additional indictments charge Robert Manning, Dale Manning, and William Giles with stealing 780 pounds of wire in November. The wire is valued at one dollar per pound.

Fayetteville RNS Fayette County Grand Jury Mary Frances Coal Company Kingston Clarence Butrick June Neubert Butrick Eugene Sumpter Aubrey Proctor Robert Manning Dale Manning William Giles

Curfew Law To Be Strictly Enforced In Mullens

Mullens officials under Mayor Woodrow W. Cook vow strict curfew enforcement to curb vandalism after reports of bent aerials, broken shrubbery, and smashed car windows. Police will warn youths after curfew. repeat offenses trigger detention at city hall and parental notification. a third offense leads to custody and possible redemption at city hall. Police will log curfew violator data to trace incidents. Mayor to speak to student bodies urging cooperation and funding for youth programs. Adults with information asked to contact police. informants’ identities will be protected.

City Hall Si Cline Cook Cline Pat Russell West Mullens Clyde Newsome Norfolk and Western Railway

Ohioan Jailed For Auto Theft

An Ohio man James Linville of Cleveland was arrested near Arnett Saturday night on auto theft and transportation of a stolen vehicle across a state line. Harold Harris Mars Fork District Constable said Linville was taken to Raleigh County Jail to await FBI agents handling the interstate charge.

Arnett Ant Ohio Harold Harris Mars Fork Harris James Lin»ville Cleveland Raleigh Federal Bureau of Investigation

Suit Filed for 3500 Damages In Mount Hope

Mount Hope couple Luther M. and Vada Painter sue in Fayette County Circuit Court for 3500 alleging home damage from blasting during a sewer project. Attorney Howard W. Carson of Oak Hill represents the claim against O K Construction Company.

Mount Hope ANS Fayette County Howard W. Carson Oak Hill Luther M Vada Painter O.K. Construction Company

Gardeners Hear Mrs L Greene At Redbud Club

Oak HillANS Mrs Lu ther Greene spoke on African Violets and How to Grow Them at the Redbud Garden Club meeting. She demonstrated watering with warm water, light needs, and cleaning with water, and potting violets. History and Care of Geraniums by Mrs Lettrich Boyles featured a salmon geranium in bloom and care tips. The club’s Girl Scout Brownie Troop 30 report and gifts were noted with leaders and hosts mentioned.

Oak Hill ANS Luther Greene Redbud Garden Club Lettrich Boyles Frank Mauritz Girl Scout Committee Garden Club Steve Grabosky Roger Cummings Wanda Farrish Clyde Dancy Edward Duncan Hilda Harvest Otis Johnson Arlene Mor

Cook family ties mark coastal visit and Virginia trip

Oceana notes show Don D. Cook and wife escort grandson Donny Wier as he resumes studies at West Virginia University in Morgantown. Blacksburg visitors Harold Lusk and James Lamb return from Virginia Tech. Wedding party guestings include Audra Mable Cook and Jack Taylor Young at Toneda Baptist Church. Weekend and weekday visits cover extended family from Washington D C to Pineville and Mallory with Violet Garrett.

Oceana RNS Don D. Cook Donny Wier Morgantown West Virginia University Blacksburg Harold Lusk Virgil Lusk James Lamb Woodrow Lamb Virginia Polytechnic Institute Robert Cook Washington, D. C Bowen Cook Larry Audra Mable Cook Jack Taylor Young Toneda Baptist Church Otis Cook Peggy Lou Cook Buddy Cook Pineville Edith Trent Betty Garrett Violet Garrett Mallory Troy Francis Karen Dianna Glen Fork

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Williams Nobil Nylon Womens Ey Nias Work Oxfords Nas PN Agl Ministerial Assn Roanoke Federal District Court L. Shields Parsons Jr Mrs. McKinney Meet Joe Wood Board of Commissioners Guyandutte and Mankin Avenues Wyoming General Hospital Wood Oscar England Stewart Building South Mullens Ray Toler Clifford Phillips Phillips Fairdale Troy Hendersons Mr. Henderson Freezer Fayette
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