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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1949

Page

11

No Murder Indictments Among 52 Bills Returned by Grand Jury

Princeton report details a Princeton grand jury returning 52 bills with no murder indictments. Louise Boone’s retrial for the 1948 murder of Clarence Boone was continued to October 24 after prior trials in January and March. Other cases continued include Woodrow Archer for arson and Lockhard White for maiming, with numerous capiases issued or depositions ordered in related matters.

Hegister Princeton Louise Boone Bluefield Clarence Boone Boone Woodrow Archer James W. S. Clair Charley Wade George Wright Henry Adkins Helen Horn Lois Delores Kirksey

Judge defers action on move to win new trial

Mercer County circuit court deferred action on the motion to set aside the verdict in William W. Burroughs vs. Norfolk and Western Railroad. The jury awarded $800 for injuries while Burroughs served as a fireman on a N and W locomotive. Multiple chancery and civil actions were disposed or continued, including changes of venue, dismissals, and orders for defendants to file defenses. Grand Jury returned 52 true bills charging 47 individuals with 43 felonies and nine misdemeanors.

Register Princeton D. M Easley William W. Burroughs Norfolk and Western Railroad Asan Gibson Joseph Reed W. K. McRoberts McRoberts Tire & Supply Co Ella Hopson Bluefired Sanitarium Anthony Kell Richard S. Davis Dele Kell Virginia Fogelsong Richard 5 Davis Roy Pruitt Charles Jackson Leonard Ruble Jan K. Anthony Rayburn Woods Vesus Charles Jenkins Flat Tor Insurance Agency Jamestown Coal Company Hattie Belton U. S T. C. Weatherford, Sr Samuel H. Caldwell Clorine Caldwell Mercer County Grand Jury P. Morton Wagner Joe Rinich William Jack Hall Wal~iter Benjamin Parker Augusta Canadi Gustie" Vanada Bernard Barre Homer Steete Robert Nicewonder Gordon Roosevelt Wilson Jessie Farmer Donald Bourne Blaine Massey Harley Capely Thomas Christian McKinley Price C.D. Stanfeld W. Stanfield I. Stanford J.C. Wallace Fred Nicholson Alfred Collins Lacy B. Linkopus James Talbert Paw Grossa Elbert Ratliff Ralph Keffer Lawrence Williams Claude A. Belton R. & Gibson Ralph Kelfer Eugene Keffer Gene" Kelfer Calvin Anderson Charles L. Guess James Carpening William Tibbs Gordon Lee Carter Alias Shotgun" Carter Earl Robert Winters Robert C. Dunning Oner Pennington Harold Morgan Robert L. Whitlow Huston Whitlow John Franklin Ralph Palmer James Franklin Tilley Dan Thompson

Mount Hope Family and Navy Crews Headed Abroad

Mr and Mrs Hat Canterbury and son return from Akron and Lake Erie trip via Castasia. Miss Daphene Sanders of Gallipolis plans to return with Miss Dawn Davis. Navy fireman apprentice Richard L. Brewer, son of Mrs. Orva W. Brewer, to visit Newport R I. destroyer USS Fower training near Guantanamo Bay. William Lee Burgess, Navy fireman apprentice, to arrive Crewe Island aboard USS Roan for five days. John Micheal Massing from Mount Hope spending a month at Camp Greenbrier.

Y Register Mount Hope Hat Canterbury Akron Ohio Lake Erie Blue Hole Castasia H. L. Nottingham Daphene Sanders Gallipolis Dawn Davis Davis Richard L. Brewer Ap~prentice United States Navy Orva W. Brewer Mills Street Newport R. 1 Uss Fower Kingston Jamaica Myrtle Bank Guantanamo Bay Cuba William Lee Burgess Berman. Turner Crewe Roan John Micheal Massing J. W. Massing Camp Greenbrier

Ansted Personal Notices Tour Canada Mix

Ansted reports multiple social gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ruffner plan a two week tour of Canada with Dr and Mrs Galen Rex. Numerous households host or visit relatives from Charleston Greenville Milton and Fayetteville with extended weekend guests and future travel plans.

Ernest Moore Angela Milton Gladys Wills Charleston Lois Wills William Beddow Wilts L. Wall Timmie Ocean City

Fayetteville Personalities Attend Miss Maxwell’s Visit

Mr and Mrs Bill Rickard of Whipple were visitors at Miss Anna Maxwell in Fayetteville on Friday. The couple, school mates of Maxwell at Berea College, plan to move to Louisville where Rickard will enter the University of Kentucky. Faith Dale of Charleston spends the summer with her sister Mrs Virginia Myles in Fayetteville.

Marianna Register Hegister Fayetteville Bill Rickard Whipple Anna Maxwell Maxwell Berea College Louisville University of Kentucky Faith Dale Charleston Virginia Myles

Farmers Told to Pay ACP Costs by August 1

Fayetteville officials warn farmers to settle their share of ACP costs by August 1 at the Fayetteville office. Payments on file must be paid. unpaid orders will be canceled after the date.

Register State Wesler Fayetteville USA Argabright Fayette County

Four Divorce Suits Filed in Fayette

Fayetteville reports four new divorce actions filed today in the circuit clerk’s office. Plaintiffs named Isabel Gray and Richmond Gray, Maude Libb and P M Bibb, Jesse Aquino and Gloria Asbury Aquino, and Olan Talbert and Charles M Talbert.

Fayetteville Circuit Clerk Isabel Gray Richmond Gray Maude Libb P. M. Bibb Jesse Aquino Gloria Asbury Aquino Olan Talbert Charles M. Talbert

Agent Cites Beetle Control Measures in Fayetteville

Fayetteville agent J. Haynes Miller announces recommended control measures for the Japanese beetle found in the county. Uses include protective sprays for ornamental trees and shrubs and bearing fruit trees, with several formulas such as arsenate mixes and fish oil soaps. Emphasizes caution: lead arsenate is poisonous to humans and animals. wash grass after treatment and keep children and pets away from treated areas.

Fayetteville J. Haynes Miller Fayette

Gration Bailey Sells 69 Acres in Mercer

Gration Bailey sold 69 acres more or less on Brush Creek in Mercer County per a county clerk deed. Purchasers include Jessie P. Bailey Maude B. Pruett Cowgill Bailey and Winnie Bailey among others. Other transfers list Charles H. Watkins to R C White and various parcels in Minefield Bluefield Princeton and adjacent areas.

Princeton Gratilon Bailey Brush Creek Mercer County Jessie’ P. Bailey Maude B. Pruett Cowgille Bailey Winnie Bailey Charles H. Watkins R. C. White Young Street Ashford Augusta Land Company Reilly

Draft Board Lists Delinquent Men

Mercer County selective service lists about a dozen delinquent men aged 19 and older in Princeton and surrounding areas. The list includes residents from Bluefield and towns such as Flat Top Lashmeet Giotto Crockett Princeton Camp Creek Spanishburg Montcalm and names Edward Kraugs Bailey Harrison Hubbard Griffith Wiley Lucas Kiblinger Thompson Hall Bowden Pritchett. The board rates delinquent registrants as potentially eligible for Class 1-A if questionnaires remain unanswered.

Princeton Mercer County’ Setective Service Board Oes Bluefield Edward

FASTEETH Promises Firmer False Teeth On Use

An advertisement claims FASTEETH powder improves denture fit and comfort by keeping teeth in place. It suggests the powder reduces gag reflex and gum irritation, promising a dry mouth feel and fresher breath, and notes availability at drug stores.

Oak Hill Plans Bleachers and Electric Scoreboard Upgrade

Oak Hill will replace worn bleachers with concrete and wood sections, extend the visitors' seating, and install an electric scoreboard donated by the VFW post and local businessmen. Home bleachers will extend from the ten yard line. construction runs in August ahead of September football season.

Wer Ser Sal Wiis Oak Hill Joh ‘Oliver Oliver Clarence W. Dickerson Veterans of Foreign Wars Oak Hill Businessmen's Club J. P. Painter SII Board of Education

Robert Abbott Accepted as Member of West Virginia Bar

Fay ette County Bar Association celebrates new member Robert Abbott after his Fayetteville law office affiliation with Frank Love following his law school graduation and successful WV Bar exam. Osher Parsons discusses legislature highlights. Abbott and Charles Garvin entertain with songs. Attendees include numerous bar members and local officials from Fayetteville and surrounding counties.

Hegistes Fayetteville Robert Abbott Fayee County Bar Association Babcock State Park Ile West Virginia Bar Association Abbott Frank Love Osher Parsons West Virginia Robert Abbot Charles Garvin A. B. Abbot L. E. Gaines HL. &. Dillon T. A. Myles Charles £. Mahan S. C. Higgins Io J.C. Blaine Charles L. Garvin J. H. White Thomas E. Myles C. H. Maxwell George Myles R. J. Thrift, Jr Cosby Cook Edmond Montgomery Hancock William J. B. Jacobs Secondo Dalporto Tom MacCleland Earl M. Vickers Arnold M. Vickers Montgomery Brooks B. Callaghan Dana Herold Roland Clapperton Pete Barrow Ben Brown John Breckenridge James IL. Wolverton Nicholas County W. B. Cabell Gauley Bridge G. C. Slaven Oak Hill H. K. Mytes Clifftop George Woodyard Charleston

Mercer 4 H Camp Opens Today for Mercer Clubs

Mercer 4 H Camp opens today at Glenwood Park Recreation Center with morning registration and noon meal. Eligible are regular enrolled club members who completed projects or near completion and participate in club activities. Camp fee is 7.50 with 2.00 registration. food brought deducts from cost. Participants advised to bring clothes, bedding, towels, toiletries, notebooks, pencils, and any musical instrument. girls should bring sewing items. Trooper E O Burner, state police, will assist with camp setup, safety classes, and supervision all week. Other instructors include Eleanor Skaggs, Libby Munsey, Dana Luke Evans, Margaret Blankenship, Forest Bacock, A J Lyons, and B C Sundow.

Register Princeton Glenwood Park Recreation Center Burner Princeton Avtucement of Eleanor Skaggs Libby Munsey Dana Luke Evans Margaret Blankenship Forest Bacock Rebecca Turman Fred White Bill Winfrey Barbara McKenzie Mary Etta Hight Lida Brooks Jack W. Munsey Ed Anderson Troy West Thurman Hall

Earls Cox announce birth of Steven Earl Cox

Mr and Mrs Earls Cox of Oceana announce the birth of a son Steven Earl Cox at their home on Wednesday July 6 weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces.

Register Oceana Earls Cox Steven Earl

Lookout Personal News From Lookout-Register

Mrs. George Priester and daughter Ann with Harold Morrison of Edmond are visiting sister Mrs. Max Bailey in Texas City. John Burke, ill at his son's home, was sent Friday to Laird Memorial Hospital for silicosis treatment. Carmel Woon, back from two months in a New Jersey hospital, underwent two operations and is improving. Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Blume report a three day Cherry River fishing trip. Oak Hill Hospital welcomed twins born to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Forbes of Falls View. the mother is Elizabeth Hindson of Oak Hill.

Register George Priester Ann Harold Morrison Edmond Texas City Tex Max Bailey John Burke Laird Memorial Hospital Carmel Woon New Jersey R. O. Blume Cherry River

Sanger Soldier Promoted to Private Rank

SANGER Recruit Mike Krawsczyn Jr of Sanger has been promoted to private. Son of Mrs Mary Krawsczyn of Sanger he served with Headquarters Company First Corps since arriving in Japan in October 1948. He enlisted at Camp Lee Va January 6 1948 and completed infantry basic training at Fort Jackson SC in April 1948. He transferred to Fort Belvoir Va and attended Engineer School before orders for Japan in August 1948. His mother Mrs Mary Krawtsczyn resides in Sanger.

Sanger Mike Krawsczyn, Jr Mary Krawscayn First Corps Japan Krawsczyn Camp Lee Fort Jackson S. C

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