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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1936

Page

2

Trooper Involved in Fatal Wreck Near Fayetteville

Fayetteville July 24 State Trooper C L Hawkins rushed seven year old Alfred Hollandsworth to Oak Hill hospital after a second car backed into the patrol car on the way to treatment The driver of the car said to blame the fatal crash Tes terman of Kimball was freed on $1500 bond after waiving examination on a manslaughter charge The boy died at the scene or en route and Mrs Sadie Hollandsworth was injured in the collision with Testerman’s car

Register Fayetteville R. B. Testerman Kimball C. L. Hawkins Alfred Hollandsworth Hawkins Oak Hill Hospital Sadie Hollandsworth Beckwith Seville Esterman

New Subdivision Goes on Market

A new subdivision of 1244 acres in a former Karwile estate tract near Wood Street is to be divided into 48 fifty foot lots. Karwile Subdivisions Inc. directors include Ruth Blake president Julius Blake vice president and G C Slaven city engineer secretary. Some lots already sold at 500 each as WPA city improvements start along Wood Street. Clearing and home construction prep have begun.

C. Slaven Karwile Subdivisions Inc Karwile Wood Street Ruth Blake Julius Blake G. C. Slaven

Sanger cow provides daily two pounds of milk

The Staton family cow in Sanger is praised for steady production, with Jimmy Staton as sole milker noting she never dries up and yields about a pound of butter per milking, a remarkable daily output reported July 24.

Sanger Staton Chicago Jimmy Staton

Man Injured In Auto Crash Near Charleston

Charleston July 24 Associated Press says ward Bechetter of Huntington was struck by a car near here. Medical officials report a serious condition with a fractured skull.

Associated Press Charleston Hospital Sicians Ward Bechetter Huntington Here

Drivers Taught To Obey Lights

Oak Hill July 24 Education of motorists to the meaning of street traffic lights has been started by Police Chief Ben Bibb and his patrolmen. At first the chief tried to attract motorists attention to the light by stationing himself on one side of the road junction and Assistant Chief E G Fitzwater at the other side. When a motorist ran the light one or both officers would sound a whistle. Now they have employed a sign painter to place warning signs on the pavement away from the light and two large stop signs at each side of the light. Chief Bibb will stand nearby and point out the light to motorists who stop before arresting offenders.

Register Oak Hill Ben Bibb E. G. Fitzwater Bibb

Retired Oak Hill Salesman Traverses Continent at 73

C E Honaker a 73 year old retired salesman from Oak Hill begins a 3500 mile bus journey to Wilmington California to visit his ill son Sparrel. His eight children juggle updates as siblings scatter across states and jobs while the father aims to stay in California through fall.

Oak Hill C. E. Honaker Sick Son California Register Wilmington Cal Sparrel Melinda Honaker Eddie Morgan Charleston Dewey Mt. Hope Oscar Shirley Kaymoor James Washington, D. C Bill Great Lakes Hazel Lewis Rhoda Josephine

Oak Hill to Get WPA Funded Football Stadium Bleachers

WPA approval funds steel bleachers for the Oak Hill football stadium. Mayor Claude R. Hill announced the plan Thursday morning. Workers also erect a fence to enclose the field.

Register Oak Hill WPA Claude R. Hill

Son Takes Mother To Town on Bike

Salem July 24 Mrs Mary Johnson rides to the east end of Oak Hill aboard her son's bicycle to make trades. Dressed in yellow beach pajamas the slender brown haired woman admits her age allows a 15 year old son to serve as chauffeur. She says the walk to town is long and their family has no car.

Register Salem Mary Johnson Oak Hill

Miner Killed in Fall Near Logan

A state fall near Logan on July 24 killed Richard Vance, 49, leaving four teen children survivors. The incident was reported by authorities with no further details available at press time.

The Associated Press Logan Richard Vance

Vawter Attends School Meeting

Fayetteville reports that July 24 E R Vawter county superintendent of schools is in Charleston and Ansted during sessions of the annual conference of county superintendents in the capital city. He attended the county unit committee sessions to review the county unit system and propose recommendations. He also joined the annual meeting of the superintendents association and the conference events.

Register Fayetteville E. R. Vawter Charleston Ansted Vawter Superintendents’ Association

Croquet Comes To Pea Ridge Sanger

Croquet has come into vogue on Pea Ridge near Sanger with players ranging from six to sixty. The game is now popular across ages as residents take up the sport.

Croquet Pea Ridge Sanger

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