Denmark Street Scene to debut at Raleigh County Horse Show
Grady Whitlock of Beckley will show his registered chestnut sorrel gelding Denmark's Street Scene in the five gaited class at the Raleigh County Horseman's Association third annual Horse Show at the Bradley Show Grounds Saturday and Sunday. It marks the gelding's first local appearance.
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Grady Whitlock
Beckley
Denmark
Raleigh County Horseman’s Association
Bradley Show Grounds
Altizer Posts Bond On Moonshine Charge
Frank Altizer released from Raleigh County Jail on $500 bond after appearing before U. S. Commissioner W. A. Riffe on possession of shine. A Glen White man and a Beckley woman were moved to Huntington State Hospital from the county jail on mental warrants.
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Frank Altizer
Raleigh
U. S
W. A. Riffe
Glen White
Beckley
Huntington State Hospital
Cottle Satisfactory After City Crash in Beckley
Beckley police Sgt. Ross Cottle remains in satisfactory condition at Raleigh General Hospital after a two car crash at the corner of South Fayette Street and Second Avenue Sunday afternoon.
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Cottle
Beckley
Ross Cottle
Raleigh General Hospital
South Fayette Street
Second Avenue
Doan's Pills Offer Fast Backache Relief
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Pills for nagging backache headaches and muscle pains plus bladder irritation. It claims rapid relief, a soothing bladder effect, and mild diuretic action to aid kidney tubes, touting improved sleep and long-standing reliability over 60 years. A new large size is said to save money and invites readers to get Doan's Pills today.
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Dean
Doan
Army Signs Ten Enlistees at Beckley Recruiting Main
Ten men enlisted at Beckley Recruiting Main Station on Friday. Names include THOMAS RAY Donaldson of Madison assigned to Hawaii and ROBERT JACKSON Rife of Matewan unassigned, with others such as IVAN EMMANUEL Emiline of Camden assigned to general supply and FRANK EDWARD EVANS of Roseanna Virginia assigned to Europe. They were sent to Fort Jackson reception. DAMON RAY HARPER of Naugtuck unassigned was sent to Fort Knox reception. John Franklin Standifur also listed as enrolling.
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Beckley
Thomas Ray Donaldson
Jack D. Donaldson
Madison
Hawaii
Donald Edwin Balis
Luther G. Balis
Ravenswood
Armor
Robert Jackson Rife
Susie Rife
Matewan
Robert Darrell Kincaid
Beatrice Kincaid
Ivan Emanuel Emiline
Nina Emiline
Cammelton
Carl Forrest Leake
Damon Ray Harper
James Archie Harper
Naugtuck
Fort Knox
John Franklin Standifur
John Standifur
Contempt Charge Faces Shoplifters in Raleigh Court
Catherine Hayes and Nathaniel Reynolds of East Beckley were before Judge Harry L. McCreery on indictments for concealing merchandise. They admitted lacking counsel, were found in contempt, and had 60 days added to existing jail terms. They were already serving 60 days for shoplifting at Atkinson's Supermarket when indicted for a similar offense.
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Catherine Hayes
Nathaniel Reynolds
East Beckley
Raleigh County
Harry L. McCreery
Court Rules Judgment Against Lawrence Electric Co
Raleigh County Circuit Court Judge Norman Knapp ordered a default judgment of 519.36 dollars against Lawrence Electric Co Inc in favor of Gallant and Wein Corp as plaintiff in the case.
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Lawrence Electric Co., Inc
Raleigh
Norman Knapp
Gallant and Wein Corp
Re-enlistments Sent to Fort Knox and Fort Jackson
Amherstdale was re-enlisted and sent to the reception station at Fort Knox Kentucky Everett Wiley Philippi Wytheville Virginia re-enlisted and was sent to the reception station at Fort Jackson District of Columbia
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Amherstdale
Fort Knox
Everett Wiley Philippi
Wytheville
Fort Jackson
D. C
Pearl Buck Inspires in FW Sunday Family Weekly
Pearl S Buck presents a moving piece in Family Weekly about a Chinese couple surrendering their baby to an American adoptive family rather than return to a Communist homeland. The issue also previews Autohypnosis for selecting a baby’s sex, a Jewish spy tale, outdoor living ideas, and regular Family Weekly features.
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America
Pearl S. Buck
Family Ca
John- Spies Buck
Family
Ra Te Register-Beckley Post-Herald
Family Weekly
Baltimore
Gestapo
Twenty seek jobs at Beckley office of employment
Twenty persons filed applications for work at the Beckley office of Employment Security on Monday. One medical technologist, two maids, one seamstress, one automobile mechanic, one grocery store manager, one janitor, four construction laborers, three truck drivers, one tipple mechanic, one coal dryer attendant, two electrical repairmen, one motion picture projectionist and one service station attendant.
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Beckley Office of Employment Security
Bishop Allen Wilson to Speak at Glorious Church Event
Members of the Glorious Church of God in Christ on Tenth Street East Park will hear Bishop Allen Wilson at 7 30 p m Thursday and Friday according to Elder Robert Newson pastor Joy Night will be observed Saturday night Bishop Wilson will also attend this service.
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Glorious
Church of God In Christ
Tenth Street
East Park
Allen Wilson
Robert Newson
Wilson
Mabscott Supply expands oxygen service to 100 mile area
Mabscott Supply Co owned by C A Massinople unveils a 150000 cubic foot vacuum insulated liquid oxygen tank forming the core of a broadened service. The new system, paired with Linde equipment, enables filling smaller units and serving medical and industrial customers across a 100 mile radius.
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Mabscott Supply Co
C. A. Massinople
Massinople
L. M. Amburgey
Linde Co
Union Carbide Corp
Linde Oxygen
Lincoln
West Virginia
C. A. Miassinople
Bill Farley
Improper Posture Triggers Aches Says Doctor
A reader asks about right side back pain from sewing. Doctor explains no shoulder blade joint exists and suggests postural fixes. Additional letters cover dry mouth at night, weight loss progress, and asthma myths with a note that Dr Hyman cannot answer all mails but will comment in future columns.
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Dr. Hyman
Think First in an Emergency By JOHN M GATES
In this Safety column a series of tragic incidents shows impulsive acts in emergencies lead to deaths. A teen hero drowns saving a girl from water, a woman roars to a fatal fire, a motorist acts bravely and dies, and a bystander who brakes on ice causes harm. Experts urge thinking first, then acting with safe, tested methods and using throws or improvised flotation. The Red Cross advises throwing flotation instead of diving to rescue. The piece underscores testing doors for heat before opening and maintaining controlled braking on slick roads.
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John M. Gates
Appalachian Power Co
Theother
National Safety Council
Federal employees in Raleigh County total 467
A 1960 report from the joint committee on Reduction of Non-essential Federal Expenditures dated Dec 31 1960 shows Raleigh County with 467 federal civilian workers. Veterans Administration tops with 254, Post Office 170. Fayette 235 and Wyoming 68. Departments listed include Agriculture HEW Justice Treasury Defense Interior Civil Service and SSS.
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Raleigh
Joint Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Fayette
Wyoming
Congress
Veterans Administration
Post Office
Agriculture
Health
Justice
Treasury
Defense
Civil Service
Interior Department
Legion Auxiliary Names Envoys To State Meet
Mrs. O C Hembrick Mrs Hubert Tatum and Mrs Warren Robinson will attend the annual Legion Department of West Virginia meet in Charleston July 29 30 The American Legion Auxiliary Post 70 named the delegates during a regular meeting at the Legion home on South Fayette St Mrs Roscoe Mackins chairman of civil defense stressed preparedness for possible atomic attack and distributed fallout shelter pamphlets Miss Lelia Turner reported on Rhododendron Girls State activities The auxiliary plans a pantry shower and will store hospital goods and food for emergencies Other attendees included Mrs Hembrick president secretary Mrs Hubert Tatum and numerous members headed by Roscoe Mackins
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O. C. Hembrick
Hubert Tatum
Warren Robinson
Legion Department of West Virginia
Charleston
American Legion Auxiliary Post 70
Legion
South Fayette St
Roscoe Mackins
Civil Defense
Lelia Turner
Rhododendron Girls
Board of Public Works
Hembrick
J. A. Payne
Frances Taylor
Ocle Logan
Edward ‘Eady
Cora Harris
C. D. Trent
Gladys Harris
Ernest Tanks
Pearl Fortune
Beatrice Powell
Thelma Cosby
Edward Boyden
Lester Boyden
Elizabeth Powell
Douglas Starkey
Alberta ‘Jones
Pauline Haynes
F. D. Blaney
Ros‘coe Mackins
Engineers Plan Annual Outing for Appalachia Chapter
The Appalachian Chapter of the West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers schedules its annual family picnic for August 14 at Fayette County 4-H Camp Beckwith. At a Town and Country Drive-In meeting, talks by Jack Lloyd and Jack Abbott of Appalachian Power Co. Charleston stressed coordinated city county planning under the Federal Area Redevelopment Act and the local steps needed to implement it.
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Appalachian Chapter
West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers
Fayette County
Beckwith
Jack Lloyd
Jack Abbott
Appalachian Power Co
Charleston
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