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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1955

Page

8

Power Move for Electro Metallurgical Plant at Mullens Bottom

Summers County official Emmett L. Fox proposes giving Bluestone Dam hydro power to Electro Metallurgical Co. to revive plans for a Mullens bottom plant. The idea hinges on dam power and federal approval, citing previous blocked deals and county land affected by Bluestone Reservoir.

Hinton Electro-Metallurgical Co New River Brooks and Sandstone Emmett L. Fox Summers County Bluestone Mullens Bottom Brooks-Sandstone Alloy Kan Electro- Metallurgy Co. of The Carbide and Carbon Co Richmond Falls Brooks Falls Alley Chesapeake and Ohio Railway West Virginia Charleston Eisenhower

Oak Hill Bank To Observe 50th Anniversary

Oak Hill Bank and Miners National Bank of Oak Hill will mark their 50th birthday on February 9. C. R. Hill, president for 20 years, will serve another year after being re-elected. New officers include R. E. Kelly, Charles T. Jones II, J. W. Jones, E. Goode, I. J. Baker, and C. G. Herndon. Directors elected are C. R. Hill, R. E. Kelly, C. E. Mahan, Dr. F. E. Hamilton, Charles T. Jones Dr, Dr. W. P. Bittinger, J. A. Martin, J. W. Jones, and John G. Fox.

OAK Hill BNS Merchants and Miners National Bank of C. R. Hill R. E. Kelly Charles T. Jones II J. W. Jones E. Goode I. J Baker C. G Herndon C. E. Mahan FE. S. Hamilton Charles T. Jones W. P Bittinger J. A. Martin J. W Jones John G. Fox Jones Bank Goode Baker

Fumes Trap Fourteen In Mullens Apartment Illness

A closed furnace damper in the Rialto Theatre and Apartment Building caused gas fumes that sickened fourteen residents Monday night. Dr George Fordham treated locals, with two kept for oxygen therapy. The owner is C C Cassineleli and Amere Gas Utilities checked the site.

Mullens RNS George Fordham W. P. Ross Amere Gas Utilities Co Rialto Theatre First Ave Moran C. C. Cassineleli

Mullens Bride Is Guest at Shower in Oceana Lodge Meats

Dan Gunnoe Lodge No 129 Odd Fellows installed new officers at Oceana Lodge Hall led by Arthur Porter from Sophia Lodge No 363. Retiring nobles were recognized as officers were installed and praises given for service. A Rebekah Assembly petition was signed by several attendees signaling future charter members. Bridal shower honors Mrs. James Edward Young with five hostesses.

James Edward Young Donna Nichols Friendship Hall First Methodist Church Mullens Oceana RNL Dan Gunnoe Odd Fellows Oceana Lodge Arthur Porter Sophia Lodge Opie Bolen Robert King Thomas Canterbury Noble Grand Thomas D. Canterbury A. M. Hendricks Robert White Virgil Browning H. L. Tilly Ocel Bowden Inside Guardian Blake Cook Outside Guardian Willard Cox Ray Conley E. G. Cook Arthur Miller Kimble Blankenship C. B. Givens C. W. Miller Etta Walker Rebekah Assembly Odd Fellows Lodge No. 429 Assembly Mar

Lochgelly Homemakers Club Talks Etiquette at Meeting

Mrs Bragg spoke on Courteous Active Clubs at Lochgelly Homemakers Club in Oak Hill. Devotional led by Mrs Sheldon McKinney. Luncheon served by Mrs Bragg. Guests listed include Mrs H E Crouse Mrs Paul Wilshire and many others. Gifts displayed from numerous members and friends.

Oak Hill RNS B. L. Bragg Lochgelly Homemakers Club Sheldon McKinney Homemakers Club Farm Woman's Club Bragg H. E. Crouse Paul Wilshire Herman Hinney Mary Sizemore A. E.whanger

Refreshments Served After Meet Closure

Garet Givens served refreshments following the closing of the meet.

Garet Givens

Gasoline Blaze Injures Oak Hill Mechanic

A Mount Hope man, Willie Harding O Neil, 34, was treated for burns to both hands at Oak Hill Hospital after gasoline ignited while he was working Monday. He is a mechanic at the King Coal Chevrolet Garage in Oak Hill.

Oak Hill RNS Mount Hope Willie Harding O'Neil Oak Hill Hospital O'Neil King Coal Chevrolet

Sells Wine Fined After Police Raid at Katharine's Cafe

Gene Glenn, owner of Katharine's Cafe on Broadway, was fined 100 dollars and costs for selling a fifth of wine to an undercover agent after a raid by Police Chief Cook and officers at 12 30 am Monday. Approximately a gallon of wine was confiscated from the restaurant and adjoining living quarters. Eye doctors note children with severe vision loss often do not complain due to unawareness of normal sight. It takes 500 gallons of water to produce a ton of laundry soap.

Wendell W. Cook Basil Bailey Bill Cook

Fayette Judge Wears His Robe in Court History

Fayette County Circuit Court opened with Judge Charles L. Garvin Jr. wearing a robe for the first time in county history. Robe arrival delayed court start. Leonard O. Greiner pled guilty to breaking and entering and seeks probation. report due Feb. 11. William Howard Treadway alias William Gill gets counsel and case continued to Feb. 2. Donald Lee Lee and William Roberts armed robbery case also continued. James Rood and Billy Swaggarty fined for delinquency of a minor. Jury empaneled for trial of Jack Hess and Robert Manley for July assault and battery on John Johnson.

Fayetteville RNS Fayette County Charles L. Garvin Jr West Virginia Judicial Association Wheeling Garvin Leonard O. Greiner State Parole and Probation Board William Howard Treadway William Gill Donald Lee Lee William Roberts James Rood Billy Swaggerty Jack Hess Robert Manley John Johnson League West Virginia University West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs March of Dimes J. B. Long Ernest McCoy Herbert Cole C. S. Donnelly C. P. Anderson Jr Leona Baird Clayton Barnhart Clarence Bruffey Margaret Bundy J. P. Cashion Hortense Callawn Luther Green Henry Eddings Fred Jasper Joe Jarrett Frances C. P. White J. R. Woods

Officer Answers Fire Alarm Call Blazing Home

Mulllen officer Lumer Sisk learns the fire at 917 Farley Ave was his own home. His son reported the blaze while his wife, cleaning the stove, pulled a valve handle and a plug fell out igniting the pilot light. The officer advised shutting gas at the meter. no fire department response. Damages were minor enamel scorch and nervous indigestion.

Mullens BNS Farley Ave Lumer Sisk Sisk

Mullens Housewife Extinguishes Basement Fire After Grandson's Accident

Mullens area resident Mrs A L Davis along with daughter Mrs William Burdiss organized a bucket brigade then used a garden hose to quell a fire started by four year old grandson Johnnie Burdiss who threw burning paper into kindling. Firemen arrived to find smoke damage only.

Mullens William Burdiss Davis Johnnie Burdiss Johnnie Bill Cook

Oak Hill Civic League Hears of Life in France

Madame Irene Richard head of public relations at Laird Memorial Hospital spoke on phases of French life at the Oak Hill Civic League meeting. She described upbringing, schooling, marriage, and divorce in France, noting strict parental authority and lower divorce rates than America. Additional reports covered local donations, library acknowledgments, and planned playground improvements. The meeting announced a future talk on Fayette County history. The note ends with a National Geographic Society fact that Liechtenstein has been sovereign since 1342.

Oak Hill RNL Irene Richard Laird Memorial Hospital Montgomery Civic League Hotel Hill Madame Richard America France Montreal Canada League Fred Jasper Clayton Barnhart Luther Green Pinecrest Sanitarium Ernest McCoy Liechtenstein Switzerland Austria The National Geographic Society

Eight Infants Born in Week at Oak Hill Hospital

Oak Hill Hospital reported eight births for the week ending January 12. Newborns include Jerry Eugene Bibb January 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bibb Minden. Michael Slayton January 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Slayton Prosperity. Katherine Naylor January 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Elma Naylor Beckwith. Elmer Pennington January 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Pennington Long Branch. Linda Willis January 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Crate Willis Hico. Vicky Fleming January 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Junior Fleming Gilboa. Charles Woodson January 12 to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woodson Jr. Lochgelly. Jeannette Harry January 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Harry Page.

Oak Hill RNS Oak Hill Hospital Jerry Eugene Bibb Lawrence L. Bibb Minden Michael Slayton Dallas W. Slayton Prosperity Katherine Naylor Elma Lloyd Naylor Beckwith Elmer James Pennington Delbert E. Pennington Long Branch Linda Lou Willis Crate Willis Hico Vicky Lynn Fleming Junior Elles Fleming Gilboa Charles E. Woodson C. E. Woodson Jr Lochgelly Jeannette Marie Harry Clarence B. Harry Page

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