Raleigh County Schools Finance Funded by Public Entertainment
The Raleigh County schools raised about $16,000 through public entertainment across 54 schools in a nine month period. Funds supported lunch programs, school property, and expanding libraries and athletic facilities with PTA drives staging plays and movies and other events. Several schools reported high receipts including Central Elementary and Woodrow Wilson High, with many venues surpassing $100 in contributions.
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Two Couples Seek Wedding Permits
Two couples applied for wedding permits yesterday as part of civil ceremony approvals. The applicants include Freest Dun Cun, 21, and Jane Dorotie Aldurman, with ties to Raleigh and Miranda Myps, amid municipal review of licenses.
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Rent Control Ends Dec 31 Without City Extension
Rent control in Beckley may expire December 31 unless the City Council votes to extend curbs or a housing need is found not to require control. Gordon Skapus, head of the rent control office, notes changes under the new law effective July 1, including expanded decontrol rights for unincorporated areas and stronger enforcement in larger cities. The act preserves protections for tenants and landlords and adds advisory board participation and veteran preference for new housing.
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Safeguards urged for Grandview Mine in Raleigh County
U S Bureau of Mines inspector Matthew L Zara recommended safety upgrades at the Raleigh County R and S Coal Company No 3 mine Grandview. Proposals include fireproof housing for a ventilating fan, solid timbering, preshift and weekly gas checks, new flame lamps, posted warn signs, improved timbering, safer surface explosive storage, electronic hazards reduction, firefighting facilities, escapeway signs and a check in out system while confirming usable escapeways and an accurate mine map.
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Pennington Rites To the Tomorrow
Funeral services for Levi Nelson Pennington 86 of Affinity will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Speedway Church. He died at 2:15 a.m. yesterday at his daughter Daisy Wills home after an extended illness. Born August 7 1863 in Mercer County he lived in Raleigh County 48 years. Surviving are three children Daisy Wills Elsie Lego Garnett Pennington one brother Allen Pennington 12 grandchildren 42 great grandchildren four great great grandchildren. The body will lie at Caffee Funeral Home until noon tomorrow then be moved to Speedway Church.
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Roy Bare Co mine inspection urges safety upgrades
Federal inspector report on the Roy Bare Coal Company No 1 mine at Shady Spring notes four men and 20 tons of coal per day, cites a firepragt and unsafe electrical cap lamps, and urges safer gear including two flame safety lamps and preshift fire bosses.
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Officials visit ILFRE department veterans office Beckley
West Virginia Department of Veterans Affairs officials led by director T H McGowran and assistant director Collier visited the Beckley office yesterday. In Cub Pack 80 sponsored by the Methodist Temple, 10 Cub Scouts enrolled in a 10 day swimming course at Waterdale Park.
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Princeton Elks Leader Wins National Award
Princeton Elks Ledge Mao received a national award at the Elks convention for outstanding service. The event took place in Maamie Florida with Elks from across the country attending the national gathering.
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Eviction Suit Filed Over Brooklyn House Dispute
Hubert Ray Walters sues D. W. Walters for 5000 in Raleigh County Circuit Clerk's office alleging breach of a verbal agreement. Plaintiff claims he provided room and care of the defendant's house in exchange for living there.
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Ballot Printing Contract Awarded Unclear Details
An article fragment reports a ballot printing contract award but provides few specifics on bidder, scope, dates, or location. The readable text hints at a formal procurement action but lacks concrete names or figures for fuller summary.
Tonelli Infant Rites Yesterday Observed
A local obituary note records the infant Tonelli's rites held yesterday. The short notice lists attendees and the bereavement notice in a terse journal entry.
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