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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1935

Page

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Auction Of Land Planned On Stansbury Farm At Glen Daniel

Public auction of part of the historic Stansbury farm near Glen Daniel, Raleigh county, set for July 27 at Glen Dame. Mitchell Bros. will auction about 200 building sites and small farms as Gauley Mountain Coal plans a deep shaft area. Band concert and noon dinner precede bidding at 1 30 p.m. The sale follows prior auctions in 1933 and 1934 and growing local development.

Raleigh County Glen Dame Stansbury Glen Daniel Mitchell Bros Monroe County Fairdale Appalachan Gauley Mountain Coal Company Raleigh Camp Glen Daniel Stansbury Farm Ross Tile Herbert Stansbury Jr Hubert French John Calloway James Campbell

Roosevelt tax debate shapes pace of Senate action

The article outlines growing pressure on the Senate over Roosevelt’s tax plan with left wing calls to expand programs and business groups opposing the proposal. It notes the administration’s failure to provide rate specifications, Morgenthau's testimony leaving House members uncertain, and a looming Sept. 1 session deadline as leaders push for rapid action.

Senate Chamber of Commerce of the United States Roosevelt Congress Treasury Morgenthau House White House

Roosevelt Gains House Support On TVA Spending Plan

Administration forces won back most Roosevelt provisions in the TVA bill after House leaders and White House talks. A group of House key men visited the White House and the President took their counsel to ease compromises. Roosevelt urged speed in spending Works Progress Administration funds as the program nears accomplishment after months of hesitation.

House White House Roosevelt

Raleigh County Courthouse Plans Target Modern Convenience

A proposed Raleigh County courthouse will use $210000 in a remodel plan to fit three courtrooms and extra offices. Architect Bengtson will explain details at a Beckley conference with county officials. Government funds require a reconstruction label, and plans call for utilitarian design with minimal ornament.

Raleigh County Court Moe Bengtson Beckley Raleigh County Mercer County Princeton F. Witcher McCullough Works Progress West Virginia Lindsey Neale Allen McCullough Court ‘House Cc. L. Allen W. J. Campbell Ashton File W.H. File C. W W. Meadows W. A. Thornhill D. D. Ashworth Ben H

Army Pilot Zelazo to Return Home Today

An army plane identified as piloted by Lieutenant Steven L. Zelazo of the ninety-ninth squadron, United States Army, stationed at Mitchell Field Long Island, landed at Telley fields before proceeding to his home as crowds heard the news.

Lover Beckley Steven L. Zelazo Ninety-Ninth Squadron United States Army Mitchell Field Long Island Telley

Vermin Killers Vie For Prizes In Red and Gun Club Contest

The Raleigh County Red and Gun Club promotes a vermin extermination contest nearing close on July 31. Judges across the county expect state records to be broken with awards totaling prizes from local businesses and a Remington 12 gauge pump gun as top prize. A July 22 meeting at the Memorial building will update district ratings and finalize tabulations after July 31.

Raleigh County Red and Gun Club C. L. George R. and G. Resub Legion Room Memorial Building W. B. Ware Beckley C. & C. Fuel Mines Munice Richmond District E. E. Kingsley Orwell Meador Pluto Fred Patton Pear G. W. Smith Abraham Clyde Williams Madam Creek Bob Beane Hamlet C. R. Meadows Trap Hill J. Lilly Co. W. Crews Metalton J. A. Worley Surveyor A. Lucas Glen Dandel Charles Brierley Eccles A. A.farmer Bolt William Bowyers Lester Shady Springs C. F. Noel A. J. Lilly Glen Hedrick HL. E. Brammer Daniels Lesfie Fink Ghent F. H. Lynch Blue Jay W. W. Carper Grand View C. 1c. Vogt Crow Dr. Moran Fireco Mr. Warden Whitby Slab Fork G. O. Mills J.H. Trail Winding Gulf Arlie Taylor Helen Fred Cole Lillybrook W. C. Proctor McAlpin Okiey Dunn Tams Russell Gautier Edward Wallace Odd Sam Jarrett Besooo Mr. Cook Killarney Marsh Fork Roscoe Clay Clay Bros Pettus W. A. Miller Eunice Albert Perry Monteval Carl Daniel Edswight A. E. Miller Naoma Nellison Cooner Creek Shirley Sarrett Calloway W. H. Hoback Maple Fork Rd Kyle Baker Tamroy Glen White N.C. Knapp Crab Orchard F. Meredith Stamford A. L. Grimmett West Raleigh O. R. Stover Maynor

Traffic Survey Highlights Heavy Truck Use In City Routes

The survey counts traffic across city feeder routes distinguishing light and heavy trucks. Mabscott underpass entry recorded 19,199 vehicles over four days, Sprague station 18,436, and southern city limits junction 13,806. Warper road processed 8,846 and Johnstown road including the new cut-off contributed a portion.

Checkers Mac McCoy B. F. Richmond Mabscott G. M. Pettry Walter Fink Harper Road Woody , Thurmond John Hawley Johnstown Road Herbert Tolley Bob Prince Sprague South City R. MM. T

Doctor Henry Clay Visits Wickham Avenue by Air to Beckley

Dr Henry Leonard Clay plans a daytime visit from Wickham Avenue and will return to Long Island after a flight to Beckley in five and a half hours. He paused at Uniontown Pennsylvania to refuel. The aircraft used is a Curtiss Falcon pursuit plane. This marks Lieutenant Zelazo's second Beethley visit, his first being Christmas holidays via a different route.

Henry Leonard Clay Wickham Avenue Long Island Beckley Uniontown Zelazo Beethley

Note Reveals Boy's Death by His Own Action

The note shows Woodrow Bower walked to a road near a house and shot himself. A .88 Frontier revolver, owned by his mother, was found near the body. State police report the boy, worried about work for days, died by his own action. he is survived by wife, mother, and siblings Eric Bower, Mrs Juanita Floyd, and Mrs Paris Richards. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are named in the notice.

Bower Woodrow B. F. McLaughan C. L. Hawkins Eric Bower Juanita Floyd Mabscott Paris Richards

Improvements to ease crowding in city schools

The district outlines a double shift plan for junior and senior high schools due to funding limits. Elementary pupils will occupy the annex, seventh and eighth graders stay in current quarters, and about 140 ninth graders join a split schedule with two groups in the junior high. Woodrow Wilson hosts remaining grades with a 1,161 total. shifts aim to avoid loss of credits and maintain standards, though educative and economic drawbacks are acknowledged.

Woodrow Wilson North Central

Local School Association Adjusts Daily Instruction Hours

The Association of Secondary Schools and the state department of education outline hour adjustments for daily instruction. Teachers will report at varied times while pupils also start at different hours, maintaining the same overall schedule. Community notices include church announcements, missionary circle meetings, and numerous personal visits and visits to family members around town.

Rainelle 4 H Club Party at M E Church Basement

Rainelle West Virginia Rainelle 4 H Club enjoyed a party at the M E Church basement hosted by sponsor Mrs E B Lowe. Attendees included Alice Ochletree Inozy Ochletree Othello Rhodes Kathleen Vance Louise Moore Dorothy Decker Eleanor Decker Elma Clowers Claryce Alderson Treacy Griffith Marjorie Spitzer Belah Payne Harold Zopp Paul Fleshman Harold Marshman Paul Shhraeder Haven Perkins Jimmy Lesley Buck McCombs refreshments were served and summer plans discussed.

Ne — Rainelle Rapids 4-H Club M. E. Church E. B. Lowe Alice and Inozy Ochletree Othello Rhodes Kathleen Vance Louise Moore Dorothy Decker Eleanor Decker Elma Clowers Claryce Alderson Treacy Griffith Marjorie Spitzer Belah Payne Harold Zopp Paul Fleshman Arold Marshman Paul Shhraeder Haven Perkins Jimmy Mill Creek Mountain Anne Morrison Charleston Charles Morrison

Formal opening planned today for Leslie's Diner addition

Leslie's Diner Inc. plans a formal opening today for an 18 by 56 foot dining room on North Kanawha Street Beckley. The new area seats 55 with 24 in six large booths and includes a soft drink fountain and a microphone link to the kitchen. The Beckley expansion brings total company investment to 24000 with three new staff, raising total payroll to 15.

Leslie North Kanawha Street Beckley G. “. Leslie Leslie’s Diners Inc Bluefield West Virginia

Crab Orchard Baptist vote shifts prayer meeting to Thursday

In Crab Orchard West Virginia members of the Baptist church voted to move prayer meetings to Thursday nights for convenience. The Ladies Mission Society met at Mrs C F Price home with a brief business session and refreshments. The next meeting is set for the second Wednesday in August.

Baptist Church Ladies Mission Society C. F. Price Hilton Thurman Franklin Robertson W. J. Taylor N. C. Knapp Alfred Durham G. J. Ball Price Craig Oak SI Thurman Melia Davis Oak Grove Liza Phipps Beckley Virgil Bitte O.F. Riffe L. E. Willis O. P. Riffe Riffe A. Riffe P. B. Davis Smithers Mary . Fitzpatrick Harold Reed A. G. Wilcox Ina Wilcox Nina Wilcox Heylen Wilcox Basil Wilcox A. C. Allen Marie Mary Janice Allen Ray Glen Jean Allen Ruth Hamlet Bluestone A. M. Taylor Mr. Taylor G. Wilcox Thomas. Wilson Ina Nina Helen Wilcox Bob Robertson E. R. Foley Amall Norma Jean Turner Sophia John. Hawley

Local Family Visits Across Events in Bluefield

The text notes visits by Joins Cincinnati Odd and their daughter Mrs Emma Fitzpatrick. R C Egnor and Mrs O P Riffe with daughter Nila, Russell Egnor and a relative Reed visited Mrs Riffe's sister Mrs Walter Willis in Bluefield on Wednesday.

Odd Emma Fitzpatrick R. C. Egnor O. P. Riffe H. H. Riffe Nila Russell Egnor Herold Reed

Community notices from Quinwood West Virginia area

Local residents hosted guests this past week including Mrs. J A Walker and sister Mrs Harry Martin with Cliford Martin and Mrs Garret. Several visits to Ansted Lewisburg Beckley and Charleston noted plus planned church picnic and directed recreation meeting announcements for July.

J. A. Walker Harry Martin Cliford Warren Garret Grafton L. L Crichton Junior High School Cliford Martin Garret CCC White Sulphur Ayers Virginia Sue Fayetteville Hubert Neff Pete Zario Canvas J. W. Ayers Cleve Jarvis Charleston G. V. Brown Beckley Guif al Kessler Cincinnati Ohio E. T. Kinzer

Revival ends with eleven conversions in two week event

The two weeks revival conducted by Rev Edward Howell Rev Sam Reyborn and Mr Daw son of Clarksburg closed Sunday night with eleven conversions. Mr and Mrs Cecil Taylor and family returned home after farming near Hinton. Mr and Mrs J W Douglas visited Philippi. Mrs Wells is ill this week. Mrs Shaffer visited relatives near Williamsburg Saturday. Mrs Fannie Newton called on Mrs R P Owen Tuesday afternoon.

Ladies Missionary Circle Dora McKing Elmer Rice Keith Feters Billy Bob Prentice Bernice Skiles Helen Hope Ira Law Nellie Law Evelyn Smith Mae McKinney Sam Caudell Gene Manning Clarence Myrick Thomas Lewis Wait Love Julian Little Cecil Bradpeny Bill Watters Farnest Shuffleburger Victor Augustine Dec McConnell Cecil Haysworth Gernie Hayworth Jackie Hayworth Glen Lyn Virginia C. C. Dickie Thomas Bob Wilding Detroit Dewey McVey J. A. Wood Jr Guy M. Yeager Clyde Sessler Beckley Thursiday Harriet Wood Wythville R. E. Taylor Nina Cornwell Mary Frances Julia Ann Charleston Herbert Wood Hubert Bowyer Wilbern Tyree Maple Fork J. A. Wood Pratt Tennessee Joe Wood III Camp Glen Daniel Earl Cole Frances Lee Coles Lonnie Blankenship Miley Ormandy Edward Howell Sam Reyborn Dawson Clarksburg Cecil Taylor Hinton J. W. Douglas Philippi Wells Shaffer Williamsburg Fannie Newton

Bud Atkins dies after long illness at New Salem Baptist Church

Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m at New Salem Baptist Church for Bud Atkins who died at his father Jake Atkins home after a long illness. Twin girls Icle and Dicie were born July 11 to Mr and Mrs O H Russell. W C Goodson injured when a railroad railing fell on his foot weeks ago. Mrs J A Meadows visited Beckley on business. Flora B Forsythe of Beckley visited local residents Wednesday. Willard Meadows of Eccles spent the weekend with his parents.

New Salem Baptist Church Bud Atkins Jake Atkins O. H. Russell Icle Dicie W. C. Goodson J. A. Meadows Beckley Flora B. Forsythe Willard Meadows Eccles

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