Deeds On File Real Estate Transfers Listed in County Records
Real estate transfers recorded in the county clerk office include Martha Cook to Oscar D Smith for sixteenth street lots in Hotchkiss Slab Fork with 945 dollars and multiple other transfers across Beckley Marsh Fork Dry Creek and Shady Spring districts involving sums from 350 to 50 000 dollars and property parcels in Lilly Mount Lilly Heights Pettus Whitby and Workmans Creek areas. Names include Julia B Davis Dorothy Fay Heatherly H B Atkinson Gail Taylor Willie Carter John D Gray Edward Gray John Kostos James Kostos Alfred Pettry Nora Pettry Frank Abbott John Trice Tony Verduci Virginia Verduci Chessie Sennett Joseph Eddie Chambers Chessie Bennett Martha Rhodes Howard Stover Albert Stover Velma Morrison Consolidation Coal Co Minerva Adkins Ray Reed Roger Patton and others.
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Dorothy Fay Heatherly
William D. Dozier
Shumate
Scott
Beckley
H. B
Jane Atkinson
Gail Taylor
Lilly Land Co
Wille
Emma Hamm
Howard J. Cole
Willie F. Carter
Theodore Lavender
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
John D. Gray
Edward Gray
Beckley Court
John A. Kostos
James Kostos John
Marsh Fork
Alfred and
Nora Pettry
Philip C
Madeline Pettry
Sycamore Creek
Clear Fork
Frank Abbott
John Trice
Lilly Mount
Trap Hill
Tony F
Connie Verduci
John
Virginia Verduci
Lilly Heights
Chessie Clay Sennett
Joseph Eddie Chambers
Friendly iVew
Dry Creek
Chessie Clay Bennett
Martha Rhodes
Freda James
Roger D
Patricia S. Patton
Whitby
Shady Spring
McManamay Wins National Observer Honor and Roles
Maj Charles T McManamay a St Marys University graduate receives National Observer Student Achievement Award for scholastic and class participation He will be listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 1971 The Beckley WV area native is married to Kitty Gregory and they have four children The family plans to reside at Fort McClellan Alabama where he will teach military arts at the Army Chemical Center and School His nine year military career includes Bronze Star Medal Army Commendation Medal Air Medal Vietnamese Gallantry Cross with silver star and other ribbons
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St. Mary’s University
San Antonio
Tex
Charles T. McManamay
Frank A. McManamay
Melion St
Beckley
National Observer
Maj
McManamay
Reserve Forces Ribbon
Kitty Gregory
Kick The Habit-10 Cigarette cessation appeal promotes health gains
This installment urges quitting smoking as part of the Kick the Habit Month campaign by the Raleigh County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Council. It cites Linus Pauling on aging and disease risk, stresses unborn children’ vulnerability, and advises hydration and deep breathing as aids to resist cigarettes.
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Raleigh County
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Council
Linus Pauling
Asl
Snowiest In World Claims Mount Rainier Slope Record
Paradise Washington officials at the Weather Station report 85.83 feet of snow in the last year on the slope near Mt. Rainier, claiming the snowiest spot in the world.
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Paradise
Wash
UPI
Mt. Rainier
You Want To Be Apprentice Program Standards Roots Of Law
Editor notes explain the Fitzgerald Act of 1937 establishing the Federal and state roles in apprenticeships. It outlines registered programs covering about 350 occupations with 250000 apprentices and standards for age, equal opportunity, on the job training, wage progression, and non discrimination.
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Congress
Federal Committee On
U. S. ‘Office of Education
Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training
Secretary of Labor
J. D. Hodgson
U. S
Attendance Totals for Cliffside Amphitheatre Summer Dramas
Attendance for Grandview State Park summer repertory at Cliffside Amphitheatre rose to 12 240 with last night 1 225 watching Hatfields and McCoys. Honey has drawn 4 346, boosting season totals to 7 894. Performances run nightly at 8 30 p m with Hatfields and Honey scheduled on different days.
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Cliffside Amphitheatre
Grandview State Park
Ocean and lake chemistry underline life’s origins
Scientists emphasize that life likely began in oceans and lakes where a variety of chemicals remained dissolved. The diverse aqueous environments provided the conditions and resources needed for early molecular assembly and evolution.
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Oceans
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Julia B. Davis
Minnie Combs
East Park Addition
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Murphy's
Cris
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Hash Furniture CO
Modern Furniture CO
Hash Furniture Company
New Modern
Berkline
SEALY
Bassett American Crew
Virginia House
Speed Queen
Liberty Chair
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