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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1962

Page

3

State sanitarians tour Raleigh County dairy plants

Edwin DeBarr explains a milk bottling machine to a group of new sanitarians visiting Raleigh County dairy plants including Greenbrier Dairy Products Co White Oak Dairy and Thrifty Dairy Raleigh County Sanitarian W B Hume guides the tour The field trip was part of an eight week sanitation course combining classroom work and on the job training with officials such as Richard Moats H R Riggs Edward Perrine and W B Hume present

Raleigh County Edwin DeBarr State Health Department Carlos Wilburn Wayne County Terry Barron Doddridge Ritchie Raleigh Jim Crews Kanawha County Bob Bruce Cabell County Greenbrier Dairy Products Co White Oak Dairy Thrifty Dairy Sanitarian W. B. Hume West Virginia Richard Moats Beckley H. R. Riggs Wood County Edward L. Perrine New Sanitarian Clay Braxton

Social Security payments rise for West Virginians in 1962

West Virginia residents now receive more than 13 million dollars monthly in Social Security benefits with 217 000 WV recipients. Nationwide totals show 11 690 000 retired workers and dependents getting 780 million monthly and 1 036 000 disabled workers and dependents receiving 68 million. Many increases stem from 1961 changes. workers over 65 are urged to apply before January ends. The Beckley office at 110 Howe St. offers guidance and details.

Dwight Billings Beckley Social Security Office West Virginia Billings

Forfeits in Beckley Police Court total $195 in fines

John Lewis Minor of Beckley forfeited a $75 bond on reckless driving, the largest of the night. Other fines included L. A. Wolfe of Bluefield $16.50 for no state operator's license, Louie W. Kirk of Bluefield $33 for permitting an unlicensed driver and drunkenness, Roger Tyree of Beckley $15 for improper registration, James Ray Clemson of Beckley $35 for exhibiting a coin machine without a license, and John Baker Thomas of Beckley $10 for failure to yield right of way.

John Lewis Minor Beckley L. A. Wolfe Bluefield Louie W. Kirk Roger Tyree James Ray Clemson John Baker Thomas

Two Men Enlist at Beckley Army Station

Sidney A. Ferguson son of Mrs Madeline Ferguson and Sonny R. Mounts from Baisden enlisted at the Main Recruiting Station Beckley. They were sent to the reception station at Fort Jackson South Carolina for further processing and assignment.

Beckley Sidney A. Ferguson Madeline Ferguson Seth Airborne Sonny R. Mounts Baisden Fort Jackson S.C

Stops Constipation Due to Aging Colon

Aging colon muscles age and waste stagnates, becoming dry and hard. Doctors endorse a new laxative principle COLONAID that acts on the lower colon for relief in days, avoiding gas cramps from older bulks salts and drugs.

New Colonaid

Colonaid Promises Gentle Constipation Relief Overnight

The ad touts Colonaid as preventing dry hardened waste and easing passage without pain. It claims a "reb bulking" action retones colon muscles and gently influences nerve reflexes to trigger the lower colon movement. It says the remedy relieves chronic constipation overnight, is hospital proved safe for expectant mothers, and does not interfere with vitamin or nutrient absorption. Introductory size 43 cents.

Colonaio Colonaid CoLonato

Well Child Advice Urges Safe Toy Choices

The Accident Prevention Committee of the American Academy of Pediatrics urges parents and gift-givers to avoid flammable toys, lead painted items, badly built or sharp toys, small parts, and overheating sets. Choose nonallergenic cuddly toys with washable stuffing, teach children to put toys away at night, and consider obtaining Dr. Hyman's leaflet for further guidance.

FBI Recovers $55,000 Worth of Stolen Liquor

The FBI reports the recovery of a truckload of liquor valued at 55000 found in a Youngstown scrap yard. The missing tractor and trailer were linked to Highway Express Lines and Standard Motor Freight thefts reported January 9. No arrests were made.

Pittsburgh UPI FBI Youngstown Ohio Highway Express Lines Co Standard Motor Freight

Trout Stocking Hinges On Glade-Pinch Road Work

Completion of the Glade-Pinch Access Road this year is vital to allow trucks to reach Glade Creek for stocking trout. Leaders from the Glade-Pinch Trout Association and state Game and Fish officials met to discuss road progress, stream access, and lease terms ensuring public access with no closing clause.

Glade-Pinch Guy Rumberg Pluto Road Glade Creek Beckley Water Co Game and Fish Division Capt Eye Rumberg Samsell Kennedy

Two Beckley youths named to Mercersburg academy yearbook board

Kenneth Martin Fink and Robert M. Wein were chosen for the Karax year book board at Mercersburg Academy in Mercersburg Pennsylvania. The selection follows fall term try-outs and work, with Fink the son of Sidney Fink of 202 Foote Street and Wein the son of I R Wein of 107 Queen Street.

Beckley Karax Mercersburg Academy Mercersburg Kenneth Martin Fink Sidney Fink Foote St Robert M. Wein I. R. Wein Queen St

Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey by Dant Distillery

Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey produced by Dant Distillery in Dant Kentucky is described with its 86 proof, highlighting its origin and distiller's name.

Kentucky Dant Distillery CO Dant, KY

West Virginia farmers sustain independence through rugged hills

The author extols West Virginia farming as a moral wealth shaping the state. Mountains carve diverse valleys that forge self-sufficient, hard working farmers who endure droughts pests and market shifts. As industry touches farm communities, farms flourish with new barns and better cropland, keeping civilization close to the soil. Great things occur when men and mountains meet.

Blake West Virginia

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