El Chico Restaurant Damaged By Blaze
Fire at 109 S Fayette St damages the second floor and causes water damage on the first floor. Jose P. Moran operates the eatery. Cecil P. Connor notes severe damage to the banquet room. Insurance adjustor assessing losses as fire crews remain on scene.
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el Chico
S. Fayette St
Jose P. Moran
Ment
Cecil P. Connor
Beckley Fire Department
Contempt jailed Evans for 110 years in Raleigh County court
James Walter Evans of Beckley was sentenced to 110 years in the state penitentiary in Raleigh County Criminal Court after pleading guilty to grand larceny. Judge Harry L. McCreery presided and jurors were dismissed until Monday at 9 30 a m. The jurors were called but not needed.
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James Walter
Footsie) Evans
Beckley
Raleigh
Evans
Harry L. McCreery
Raleigh County Criminal Court
Eugene Justice
Logan
Huttonsville
Frank T. Garretson
Sherman Alex Martin
Baltimore
Raleigh County
J. G. Clark
Glen White
Rodriguez
Rakes Market
Daniels
Joe Street
Street
No New TB Cases and County Court Actions
No new cases of tuberculosis were revealed after 48 x rays by the Raleigh County TB and Health Association for June. The report lists 26 negative and various inactive results, plus 12 x rays for the U S Army and three contacts. Clayton Eugene Carter of Beckley pled guilty to petit larceny with sentencing set for July 20. Several trial statuses and contempt rulings were reported, including James Craft’s contempt sentence, David Allen’s hit and run conviction with sentencing July 18, and other court actions involving Clarence Tanks, Calvin Grimmett, and John A. Martin slated for future dates.
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Rale’ Th County
Clayton Eugene Carter
Beckley
Carter
Luther Jones
Woodrow F. Johnson
James Daniel Craft
McCreery
David R. Allen
Allen
Ned H. Ragland Jr
Raleigh
Capias
Clarence Tanks
Calvin Grimmett
George L. Ballard
Wirt Goodloe
Goodloe
Teachers' long vacations viewed from a pedagogical angle
A reader responds to a column claim about long school vacations. The letter explains teacher contracts span nine months with salaries stretched over twelve, necessitating summer work. It notes summer school every few years, summer breaks without pay, and the value of continuing study, ending with a patient defense of teachers against the notion of leisure.
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Susan Light
Nce
Twenty six job applications filed in Beckley district
Twenty six persons registered for work at the local Employment Security office from June 27 to July 6, manager Mrs. Sally Bragg reported. Applications included receiving clerk, bus boy, practical nurse, charwoman, taxi cab starter, combined welder, substation operator, general office clerk, cashier, presser, silk finisher, sales clerk, cement mason, post office clerk, cleaner, waitress, file clerk, stock clerk, short order cook, salesperson, marker, and watchman.
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Sally Bragg
Water service shut off for repairs along Taylor's Market to Sophia
The Crab Orchard Water Co will cut water from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday for repairs affecting customers from Tayl or's Market toward Sophia.
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Crab Orchard Water Co
Taylor’s
Sophia
Denning Cuts Car Crash Award For Teen In London
London appeal court judge Lord Denning reduced the previously awarded sum to Elizabeth Gough from 7700 pounds to 4200 pounds after reviewing her injury claim from a car crash. He commented that the original award had been too pessimistic about her future prospects.
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London
UPI
Appeal Court
Lord Denning
Elizabeth Gough
Rookie Beckley officer in wreck and missing girl report
Two Beckley accidents caused 635 dollars in damage. Rookie patrolman Talmadge Alley of Mabscott was in a two car crash at Heber and Prince Streets. Nora Lay of Glen Fork drove the other car. A second crash at Valley Drive and Prince Street involved Forrest Nealey of Riverdale, Ga., and Henry Cole of Beckley. Dale missing girl Denzilla Painter, 17, last seen leaving toward Huffman Street, reported by her mother Evelyn Painter.
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Beckley
Talmadge Alley
Mabscott
Heber
Prince Streets
Alley
Nora B. Lay
Glen Fork
Prince St
Valley Drive
Forrest Nealey
Church St
Riverdale
Henry H. Cole
Whitestick St
Cole
Nealey
Evelyn Painter
Lauren Avenue
Denzilla Sue Painter
Pauline Blackburn
Huffman St
Bradley Horse Show Slated July 15 17 At Fair Grounds
The Beckley Lions Club co sponsors the annual Bradley Horse Show with the Raleigh County Horseman's Association. James Underwood named general chairman. The 1966 event at the Bradley Fair Grounds runs July 15 17 with shows at 1 30 p m and 7 30 p m on Friday and Saturday and a 1 30 p m show Sunday. Co chairmen for advance sales are Paul Burdette Pedro Torrico Crewe Maples and Lewis Buchanan. W E Mitchell to supervise gate assignments. At the Lions dinner meeting Nick Rahall reported on Mountaineer Boys State at Jackson's Mill and Rahall was sponsored as a delegate.
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Bradley Horse Show
Fair Grounds
Beckley Lions Club
Bradley
Paul Burdette
Pedro Torrico
Crewe Maples
Lewis Buchhanan
W. E. Mitchell
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