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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
3
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co board approved 105,800 for local services to improve facilities in the Bookerly area. Funds cover routine maintenance, conduit work, and replacement of aging equipment.
Beckley area leaders from the Rileigh County Chamber of Commerce map a clinic in Charleston to coordinate with the national Department of Commerce. The meeting aims to structure a small business assistance event in Glinie this summer, focusing on securing financing and advising on business needs.
Police Beat reports chaotic jail scene with guard actions, two inmates escaping during a disturbance, and multiple arrests for driving without licenses, invalid inspections, and motor vehicle infractions. Officials note ongoing investigations and upcoming court appearances as deputies attempt to restore order.
About 2 000 attendees from all parts of West Virginia travel to Payne University Latsottas Inc for the Mamet Nutis Confers pe Motbreliet Mom. The gathering includes Mad. MeKelden and other Methactist men from Wee Vir ini avill nivel by ehaetevurl Tnises. The home for the Lig thay meebo will be AL Christin, Wiktess in, Voday's World.
Disjointed report details vacancies on the Hialeah City Board of Education and related superintendent positions. It notes assistant superintendents and personnel director concerns, requests temporary staffing measures, and outlines proposed interim appointments and travel expenses for replacements. The document cites resignations, plan disagreements, and anticipated future expert support.
Mullenax named national leader in communications by Appalachian College Editors. Ceremony at University of Virginia press event honors his work in community outreach and professional training. university officials note his impact on West Virginia communities and regional collaboration.
Article cautions on sun exposure risks and heat danger, noting the body's response to sunlight and the potential for overheating and heat illness. Mentions guidelines on limiting sun exposure and protecting the heart and internal organs, with references to health authorities and agricultural editors.
Messrs Mes Meskor Brogan and Ted return from diabetic camp with their sister Laymom McGrady, daughter of Mrs Laymom McGrady. Counsellor Frank Brown reports the event for the state party in the second district. Fifty eight diabetic children noted, with plans for next session.
A Crab Orchard woman turns a unique hobby into profit by crafting chrome and Mother of Pearl busts and other designs. Her work, used as decor in a local shop, features portraits of notable figures and is shown alongside open stores and public hours in the town.
State Supreme Court will review a gas explosion case involving Willis, owner of WMS Gas and Water Works, and Raleigh County officials over damages awarded for injuries to Elizabeth Evans, Mrs Adeline Wiley, and others. The appeal argues six errors in the lower court as to fault and damages.
Delegates from First Baptist Church Beckley join the American Baptist Assembly in Green Lake Wisconsin for Older Youth conference. Doris Ann Cook notes Beckley slate leads with 68 attendees. The West Virginia group traveled by bus, visiting Chicago sights and reflecting on the conference themes.
Beckley attendees include Clarence Pierre, Mrs. Tierney, Mes BOR, Presley, and other local figures as the 35th InQuWal Legion promenade opens in Charleston. The business session will be held Tuesday afternoon with Morgantown insurer William Hosey presiding. The American Legion, honoring World War I service, gathers under this name.
Twenty three applicants sought work last week at the Beckley office of the West Virginia Department of Employment. Jobs listed include two sales clerks, a general office clerk, a waitress, a teacher, a tailoring worker, a foreman, a lineman, a machinist, a welder, a heavy truck driver, a tire layer helper, a hydraulic field service mechanic, a field coil winter, an open carpenter helper, a packer, a dump truck driver, and a left off sawyer.
Fragmented report notes Boy Scout Camp opens with two directors unavailable. Details mention Camp Widesness, Scout Executive Sede Wistrict and Nort Kanawdia Steel involved in planning and observation. Separate items reference a stamp issue tied to international affairs and a campus incident in Kalamazoo.
A reader asks about scalp swelling in newborns and possible causes of difficult deliveries and Cesarean options. The piece also covers infant sleep needs, feeding, and guidance on morning and afternoon naps. It includes questions on feeding refusal in toddlers, eggs in diet, and a definition of Marfan syndrome with its hereditary features and potential treatments.
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