Telephone Employees Honored for Long Service at Be ckl ey
Three Beckley employees of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company totaling 50 years with the firm received diamond sapphire and ruby emblems at a Black Knight Country Club luncheon. Clarence Stroud 35 years L W Lobenstein 30 years and M D Hensey Jr 25 years plus remarks from Clarence H Johnson highlighted a culture of humane treatment and strong pension plans at the company.
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Audrey W. Kiffe
Buckley
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
T&ree
Clarence
Black Knight Country Club
Clarence H. Johnson
Charleston
Telephone Company
Lobenstein
Beckley
Wheeling
Stroud
Hensey
Bell System
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
E. T. Stromp
J. F. Follmer
H. H. Evans
Shawn
W. 8. Baldwin
Cherieston
J. W Trammell
L. A. Martin
A. B. Brennan
J. H. Engle
Cr. Johnson
C. E. Stroud
M. D Hensey, Jr
L. W. Lobenstein
Mullens Local Notices and Personal Announcements
Mullens area society column notes residents and visitors. Hobart Clay of Mullens Hill is a patient at Charleston General Hospital for allergy treatment. Walter Ashtey and family moved to Jefferson North Carolina for new business. Bill Hamilton and family returned from Coeburn Virginia to Cliffside Apartments. M H Lusk and guests include son William D. Lusk of Greensboro with Lt. Ralph M. Hickok and family en route to Japan. Lt. Hickok called to active duty Jan 1 and stationed at Camp Edwards Massachusetts before recall. Harry Agee admitted to Bluefield Sanitarium for surgery. Sammy Pearis returns from visit to Jack.
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Mullens
Hobart Clay
McKinney Street
Mullens Hill
Charleston General Hospital
Walter Ashtey
Poplar Street
South Mullens
Jefferson, N.C
Bill Hamilton
Cliffside Apartments
Coeburn
Hickok
Charleston
Seattle
Wash
Japan
Camp Edwards
Mass
Hyannis
Kopperston
Avekas
Harry Agee
Menry H. Agee
Harmee
Bluefield Sanitarium
Sammy Pearis
S. P. Pearis
Highland Aveliue
Jack
Services Set Saturday For Miss Dola Toney
Funeral services are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Rose Funeral Home Chapel for Dola Toney 78 of Eccles who died Thursday at her sister’s residence where she had lived since 14. She is survived by a sister and four brothers. burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park. Active pallbearers are listed. The body will remain at Rose Funeral Home until the service.
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Rose Funeral Home
Dola Toney
Eccles
Anna L. Guthrie
Bernard Call
Logan
William Toney
Lookout
Sunset Memorial Park
James B. Belfore
Sam Belfore
Dewe, Slaughter
Steve Palfy
John Mahaffy
Harvey Irwin
Otsego Employee Hurt In Mine Accident Today
J R Baker a 27 year old bellman at the Otsego mine of Brule Smokeless Coal Company was injured shortly after reporting for work and taken by ambulance to a Beckley hospital. Details of the accident were not available immediately.
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Register
Mullens
J. R. Baker
Otsego
Brule Smokeless Coal Company
Beckley
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Beckley &Business Bureau
R. D. Kemp
Paris
Chesapeake and Potomac Tale
West Virginia
Ted Robinson
Betty R. Russell
Merle Elizabeth Neal
Woi
Sam Diocardo
American Hardware
Mt. Hope
Pittsburgh
Lleeto Metallurgical Company
Magora Falls
A. M. Taylor
EMC
Forrest E. Marteal
S. Oakway
J Avenue
Joe F. Smith
Warden T
Canton, O
Republic Steel Corporation
Marrical
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Charleston Daily Mail
Raleigh Register
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
James A. Sneed
Nursng
Paul M. Conlan
Mercer Street
Wilma H. Morrison
Glen Morgan
Hubert O. Tatum
S. Fayette Street
Douglas E. Honaker
Saxon
Lamar D. Jackson
Helen I. Turner
R. N
Tolbert Street
Orval
L. Whittington
Prosperity, Nursing Service
Murphy’s
W. VA
Colt Charles Mount
College Park
U. S
International
Neville ST
Cohen's
Alice
Ponds Fedt Cron
Nadindla
Pacquins Hert
Jergen
Tren Wind
Torian Phillips
Coon
Bonen Wengi
Cohen
Save AT Cohen’s
Artificia
Antacids
Alka-Seltzer
Diode
Bowder
Dale
Donna Lo
Apex Pomade Welson
S . Exlento
Apex Corre
Murray's
Stantack
American Legion Club
Melody Makers
Prince ST
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