Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Raleigh County
Mrs G D Ritchie visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs G L Brogan and son Edward and Mrs Garbett visited Mr and Mrs Tom Brogan of Alpeca Sunday. Mrs Frank Winner visited her nephew Buster Reed a Raleigh General Hospital patient Thursday night. George McKinney Jr of Malco was overnight guest of Ray Wood Tuesday. Edward and Mrs Garbett attended a Beckley show Saturday night. Mrs R FE Williams visited Pax Sunday. Mrs Lacy Cole business visitor to Beckley Saturday. C F Akers spent weekend with family in Beckley. Mrs Ed Ingole Mr and Mrs T Ingole and Harry and Bert shopped in Beckley Saturday. Ward McMillan and daughters Mildred and Peggy Ellen of Lego visited relatives here weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Ritchie
G. L. Brogan
Edward
Garbett
Tom Brogan
Alpeca
Frank Winner
Buster Reed
Raleigh General Hospital
George McKinney Jr
Malco
Ray
Ed Ingole
T. Ingole
Harry
Bert
Beckley
Vincent Edwards
Roanoke
Page Stump
Lego
Frank Bedwell
Earl Walker
Amigo
Ballard Mitchem
Clyde
Arlie
Clarence Whitlowe
Glenn
Stephenson
Lacy Wood
Heber Dews
Billy Bryant
Mt. Hope
W. H. Bryant
Gertie Maxey
North Carolina
Lee Shelton
Faye
Jack Grey
Helen
Fred Cole
Cole
Marshall Dice
Delores and
Marshall Jr
Powelton
M. F. Rubin
Ora Martin
Emory Calvert
Luther Sutphin
Garrwood
J. B. Burton
Garvin Rubin
Emory Atkins
Dale Maxey
Camp Creek
Lucy
Ray Wood
Velmer McKinney
George Ritchie
Bruce Basham
Matoaka
Ernest Basham
Johnnie Beckleyheimer
C. O. ‘O'Dell
Iroquois
Kyle Smith
Charlie Young
E. H. Ritchie
East Beckley
Tigers To Meet Stoco Tomorrow
Raleigh County league race tension rises as Shady Spring high hosts Stoco Indians in a key game with Stonecoat leading the standings. Shady, Trap Hill and Stoco each hover with one loss if the Tigers fall, while Shady’s junior team opens the night. Ross Irle refs the varsity clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh County Athletic League
Shady Spring High School
Tigers
Stoco Indians
Stonecoat
Trap Hill Wildcats
Lemon
Shady Tigers
Stoco
Trap Hill
Shady
Tiger
Montroal
Indians
Wildcats
Mark ‘Twain
Rhodell School Sweeps Killarney In Double-Header Wins
Rhodell boys beat Killarney 24 to 18 and Rhodell girls win 15 to 10 in a home double header. Lusk led the boys with 12 points while West and Dilly shone on the floor. Killarney’s Hicks, Morefield and Scarbro stood out for the girls. Referees were Groac and Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodell School
Killarney
Rhodell
Lusk
West
Dilly
Kagey
Harvey
Lovern
Lewis
Bailey
Cc Hicks
Groach
Scarbro
Morefield
Saunders
O'’Neal
Drumheller
Lilly
H. Groac
H. Saunders
Marsh Fork items cite illnesses events and meetings
Mrs Jim Charles lies critically ill at Kanawha Valley hospital Charleston. Howard Holtzclaws spend days in Clarksburg. Mrs Edward Colcord hosts a birthday gathering in Montroal with F A Colcord E L Colcord Tris Colcord and W A Colcord among guests. Marsh Fork alumnae basketball team trains at the Y M C A coached by Mrs Charles Munson with players Norma Dickens Edith Stoll Lara Combs Virgie Webb Maude Farley and Edna Wills. Mr and Mrs Charles Munson host a dance club gathering at the Clubhouse. Guests include Mr and Mrs W A Solsby of Pratt and Mrs Grant of Madison. H K Bair, state supervisor of elementary schools, will speak at Marsh Fork High school Monday January 27 for P T A meeting featuring Kipling readings and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Charles
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Charleston
Howard Holtzclaw
Clarksburg
Edward Colcord
St. Albans
F. A. Colcord
E. L. Colcord
Tris Colcord
W. A. Colcord
Montroal
Marsh Fork Alumnae
Charles Munson
Norma Dickens
Edith Stoll
Lara Combs
Virgie Webb
Maude Farley
Edna Wills
W. A. Solsby
Pratt
Grant
Madison
H. K. Bair
Marsh Fork
Kipling
Yorkshire seaside lamps show men gathering sea coal
At a Yorkshire seaside town after midnight lamps glow on the beach. They belong to unemployed men collecting sea coal after the tide recedes. The coal sells for 1.50 dollars per bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cver
England
Yorkshire
General Sport Arena Planned in Washington DC
Washington on January 23 reports plans for an all around indoor arena to host hockey boxing and basketball with 12000 seats. Graeme Smallwood says funding promises and SEC approval will enable stock sales and a season entry into the Eastern Amateur Ice Hockey League as the Cabinets. The project envisions use for civic events operas dances and even a circus as six local colleges and existing boxing venues highlight demand. Washington Garden Inc is incorporated in Delaware with a $1 million capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Graeme Smallwood
Pere
Securities and Exchange Commission
Smallwoo
Washington
Smallwood
Washington Garden, Inc
Delaware
Tennis stars of tomorrow rise from junior to senior ranks
Alfred Jarvis, 17, national junior champion and likely tallest player at six feet four and a half inches, showcases power and heart in a decisive win over Donald Leavens. Coached by Charles M. Wood, he studies at Williams College, excelling in football and basketball while pursuing tennis. The era’s top show, the Roving Racqueteers tour, features Tilden, Vines, Lott and others in Madison Square Garden, with 180 plus cities, four matches weekly, and a six month, 15,120 game schedule using about 18,000 balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jarvis
Alfred
Jarvis
Gilbert A. Hunt Jr
Washington
Donald Leavens
Milwaukee
Tilden
Leavens
Charles M. Wood
Somerset Hills Country Club
Bernardsville
N. J
Williams College
Bill O’briens
Madison Square Garden
Big Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Ethel Burkhardt Arnold
Jane Sharp
Berkeley Bell
Lester Stoefen
George Lott
Bruce Barnes
Garden
Chicago
Faithful Welcome for Ellis Family in Lillybrook
Lillybrook West Virginia welcomes Rev and Mrs R G Ellis and their family who moved from Resaco Monday expressing gratitude for rooms and donated help with the move. Community extends a cordial welcome. Birth announced Jerry Richard Williams born Sunday January 12 weighing 11 pounds 4 ounces. Parents Omer Williams and Christine Doss Williams. Both mother and baby reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Ellis
Famly
Resaco
Omer Williams
Jerry Richard
Williams
Christine Doss
Ritchie
George Ritchie
Little Dana Snider
James Green
G. L. Brogan
Jack Jackson
Lacy Wood
E. W. Knight
Garbett
E. Bennett
C. A. Young
Alfred Shumate
Frank Winner
Lacy Cole
Roach
Less Davis
M. F. Rubin
Jennie Nesmith
J. B. Burton
Beckley Hospital
Dana Snider
Fred Cole
Jersey 77 of Red Grange Found Returned to Illinois
The classic No 77 jersey worn by Red Grange in Illinois final 1925 Ohio State game has been recovered and placed in the university trophy room. Trainer Matt Bullock recalls discovering the missing garment had been kept in moth balls by a former student who admitted stealing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
Harold
Red) Grange
Illinois
Grange
Ohio State
Matt Bullock
Bullock
Red
Matt
Charles Thoma in Beckley Attends Business Interests
Charles Thoma of Charleston is in Beckley to oversee business interests and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thoma
Charleston
Beckley
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Beckley Ice & Feed Co
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Red Grange
Miss Muffet
Schenley Whiskey
Merts
Kentucky
Quart No
Dixie
Schenley
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