Auto Mishap Injures Two on G Street
Two people were treated for injuries after a two car collision on G Street around 2:30 p.m. Traffic damage was about $400. Patricia Yates of 107 Booth Ave drove a 1964 foreign car that struck William Ferguson of Pontiac Michigan driving a 1961 model car. Yates said Ferguson stopped suddenly and wet pavement prevented her stop. Both Yates and a passenger, Mrs. Richard Davis of 1646 Mt Heights Drive Salem Virginia, were hurt. Police reported no arrests.
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Patricia Yates
Booth Ave
William Ferguson
Pontiac
Mich
Miss Yates
Ferguson
Richard Davis
Mt. Heights Drive
Salem
Lovell St
Nawha St
Don Rice
Riley St
Mason Hall
Vincent Gallagher
South Kanawha St
Mildred McGaskey
Bostic Ave
Ellison Ave
John E. Craige
Charleston
Beckley
State
George Slipkovich
Raleigh
Jimmy Crawford
Combs St
Dave Griffith
Roger Allen Shamblin
Poca
W. A. Burke
West Virginia Turnpike
William W. Hoylman Jr
MacCorkle Ave
St. Albans
Mountain State Construction Co
South Charleston
Nervous Stomach Not Serious and Related Medical Q&A
A medical column answers common questions on nervous stomachs, treatment challenges, and related conditions. It explains nervous stomach is usually not serious but hard to cure, cites emotional factors, and notes doctors may use reassurance, life adjustments, and medicines. It also covers antral gastritis, prolapsed stomach, hemorrhoid bleeding, and chronic cholecystitis with pylorospasm, with practical guidance on diet, chewing, environment, soft stools, and when surgery is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr Wayne Brandstadt Letters Policy
Readers may send questions to Wayne G Brandstadt M D via this paper. He cannot answer personal letters but will respond to general interest inquiries in future columns.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Beckleyan Has Degree In Hand Bride In Arm
Beckley resident William J. Berg has been awarded a master of arts degree in romance languages and literature from Princeton University. The Hamilton College graduate holds a B.A. from Clinton New York and teaches in Princeton's undergraduate school while pursuing a doctorate. He married Verity Fry of England, a Princeton attendee, on July 3 in France.
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William J. Berg
Beckley
Princeton University
Berg
Francis J. Berg
Lilly Drive
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
Princeton
Hone i
France
Verity Fry
Women Voters Meet In Raleigh County Unit
The Raleigh County unit of the West Virginia League of Women Voters will meet at 8 p.m. today in the Presbyterian Church education building.
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Raleigh County
West Virginia League of Women Voters
Presbyterian Church Educational
Four Federal Prisoners Here Are Sentenced
Four men received federal prison terms after guilty pleas in U S Southern District Court in Bluefield. Billy Hendrickson, 19, Whitesville, got three years for transporting a stolen car across state lines. Herman Price, 44, Sandlick, drew two years on six counts for distilling and illegal possession of whiskey. Wirt McGinnis, 25, Stover, received two years on three counts for moonshine making and possession. Comer, Newsome, Runyon, and others faced probation or sentencing dates as judges weighed prior offenses and cooperation with federal authorities.
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Sidney L. Christie
Bluefield
U.S. Southern District Court
Augusta
Billy George Hendrickson
Whitesville
George Adams
Hendrickson
Fort di
Price
Stover
At&t
England
Wirt Ralph McGinnis
Joe Luchini
Luchini
Christie
Harmon Runyon
William Ronald Comer
Dean Howell
Comer
Summerlee
Fayette County
Fort Knox
Ned Ragland Jr
John Sherrer
Ragland
John Ashworth
Donald Hodson
Scherrer
Beckley girls trip to Holy Land grounded by airline strike
Miss Helen Bonham and Miss Loretta Lively of Beckley planned a 16 day Holy Land tour with Jake Boggs. An airline strike left 61 travelers forced to cut the trip short and return by bus from New York. They endured cancellations and stand by statuses as Boggs canceled the group itinerary, with some travelers reassigned to another family’s seats.
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Loretta Lively
Helen Bonham
The
Holy
Betty Bare
Holy Land
Loretta
C. .E. Lively
Whitby
United Fuel Gas Co
Helen
Raleigh
C. K. Bohham
Crab Orchard
Jake Boggs
Charleston
Boggs
Beckley
TWA
Trans- World Airlines
Kanawha
American Airlines
West Virginia
Miss Lively
New York
LaGuardia
John F. Kennedy Memorial Airport
Riveria
TWA Airlines
Miss Bonham
Amarillo
Texas
Europe
Guilty verdicts hit Beckley union women members
Seventeen female Beckley Manufacturing Corp workers were found guilty by Local Union 2011 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers on charges of violating union rules during a strike. Punishments ranged from five to ten years of meeting and office bans, with one suspended sentence. All plan appeals.
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Beckley Manufacturing Corp
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Deeds On File Record of Real Estate Transfers
Real estate transfers were recorded Monday in the county clerk's office. Transactions include Meadows to Stover on four lots in Mannix Addition 2 Shady Spring for 9000 dollars and Lockley to Lester on Hedrick Homestead acres for 7500 dollars.
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Aaron R. Meadows
George Meadows
Hughie H
Christine Stover
Shady Spring
M. M
Virginia L. Stover
Harold L. Stover
Second St
Crab Orchard
Evelina Lockley
Tidewell
Ray Lester
Collie M. Lester
Hedrick
Harper
James
Mary Redden Fekete
Julia Ann Fekete
J. R
Elsie Cochran
Dennis F
Donna M. Harrington
Woods
John
Slab Fork
Homer
Tina Thompson
Ronald Lee
Margaret Leffew
Streptococcal Cases Top Raleigh County Sick List
Raleigh County reported 32 streptococcal infections in the week ending July 9 according to Dr. N H Dyer state health director. Other counts include influenza like illness 11 chickenpox 3 measles 3 tuberculosis 2 infectious mononucleosis 2 and upper respiratory infections 18. One tuberculosis case was reported in Fayette County and one in Wyoming County.
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Raleigh County
N. H. Dyer
Fayette County
Wyoming County
Beckley Missionary Union Holds 37th Annual Session
The Beckley and Vicinity Missionary Union and The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church of North Beckley plan the 37th annual session on Friday with the theme Is your life bearing fruit for God. The program starts at 9 30 a.m. with a first session, a noon dinner, then a 1 p.m. second session. Rev. W J Carter pastors North Beckley Church.
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Beckley and Vicinity
Rev
W. J. Carter
North Beckley Church
Becky girl Mary Claire Ratcliffe named Junior Usher at RCC
Beckley resident Mary Claire Ratcliffe daughter of Mr and Mrs W Edwin Ratcliffe 334 Westwood Dr has been selected as a Junior Usher for 1966 67 at Randolph Macon Woman's College Ushers for public functions are chosen from the top academic juniors with 24 named this year through the college records and honors.
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Beckley
Mary Claire Ratcliffe
W. Edwin Ratcliffe
Westwood Dr
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Property Transfers Across Shady Spring and Slab Fork Districts
A series of land transfers including parcels in Shady Spring District and Slab Fork District. Transactions involve Clarence O Mills Virginia Mills to Burnett and Vada Louise McKinney with $2 150, J H Lilly Land Co to Chris Hall for lots 162 and 163 on Ridge Crest Avenue, among others.
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perly-Winding Gulf
Carry
Iva
Griffith
George C. Trail
Mineral Land
Shady Spring District
Clarence O
Virginia Mills
Burnett and Vada
Louise McKinney
Helen
Slab Fork
J. H. Lilly Land Co
Chris Hall
Ridge Crest Avenue
Beckley Fire Chief Attends West Virginia Fire School
Beckley Fire Chief Cecil P. Connor will attend the 36th annual West Virginia State Fire School at West Virginia University in Morgantown for three days. The five day event ends Friday with sessions on fire prevention and protection. Chief Connor was tied up in local business matters and unable to attend the first two days. R. E. Hanna Jr. is the school director.
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Cecil P. Connor
Beckley Fire Department
West Virginia State Fire School
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Connor
R. E. Hanna Jr
West Virginia University School of Mines
Lilly Given Probated Sentence for Petit Larceny
Everett Lilly Jr pleaded guilty to petit larceny on July 6. Criminal Court Judge Harry L. McQueery sentenced him to one year in Raleigh County jail but probated the term due to his first offense and partial restitution. He must complete full restitution. four other cases await disposition at 2 p.m.
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Everett Lilly Jr
Harry L. McQueery
Raleigh
Lilly
Eastern Associated Coal to open Federal No. 2 mine in WV
Eastern Associated Coal Corp announced plans for a new mine in northern West Virginia named Federal No. 2. It will adjoin Federal No. 1 between Fairmont and Morgantown, employ about 480 workers, and produce 12,500 tons daily. Limited output is set for August 1967 with full production in late 1968. Sen. Jennings Randolph had earlier revealed plans at Farmington dedication ceremony.
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Pittsburgh
UPT
Eastern Associated Coal Corp
West Virginia
Fairmont
Morgantown
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Farmington
W. Va
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William T. Aliff
Bible Ave
Harold Wiley
Baltimore, Md
Bernard Lee Dozier
Queen St
Donald A. Sayre
Wayne Brandstadt
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Mt. Hope High School
Beckley College
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Pat Stella
Jeri Mischelle
Beckley Industrial Savings & Loan
Bank of Raleigh
Bank of Raleigh Main & Kanawha Sts
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Beckleyan
Bride
ECHL
SUSOL
Appalachian Power CO
Beckleyans
Ramey’s Grill
James E. Mathews
U. S. Army Recruiting Command
Fort Monroe
Mose Ramesh
Jerry Kopelman
President Hotel
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British Overseas Airlines Company
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