Trap Hill Community Fair Plans Ready for Aug events
Plans are complete for Trap Hill Community Fair the fifth annual set for August 12 to 14 at Trap Hill high school grounds sponsored by the Trap Hill Country Life Group. Exhibits to be judged August 12 1 p.m. livestock judging August 14 11:30 a.m. with awards at 2:30 p.m. Entries must be owned by Trap Hill School service area residents and Future Farmers of America and 4 H exhibits will be judged separately.
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Trap Hill
I Chail Inten
Trap Hill High School
Farmers of America
Department H
Girls train in Mothers Aide program for care course
In a 12 hour period the girls study caring for the sick and injured to prepare for babysitting and volunteer work at area nursing homes and hospitals. The Red Cross class meets weekly in the Bair Building with instructor Mrs. Bose guiding reading a thermometer.
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Raleigh County
The
American Red Cross
Appalachian Transfers Signal Beckley Moves
Appal achian Power Company announces promotions and internal transfers effective August 1. J C Hansbarger announces Helm and McGinnis to Beckley and Montgomery posts, Wood to Montgom ery, Wright to Oak Hill, with Atcheson and others moving within Charleston Beckley and surrounding areas.
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J. C. Hansbarger
Charleston
Appalachian Power Company
H. H. Hutcheson
Fred C. Helm
Beckley
J. R. McGinnis
Montgomery
Helm
Mason T. Wood
Oak Hill
John M. Wright
Atcheson
Lewisburg
The
Power Company
Roanoke
Bluefield
Kanawha Avenue
Dunbar
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scout
Elks
American Legion
Sigmund Street
The Doctor Says To Keep Acting Young With Healthy Feet
An opinion piece argues fewer house calls are needed as modern doctors rely on office and hospital assessments. It cites an ankle injury case where treatment at home was insufficient, urging patients to seek hospital or office care for faster diagnosis and better outcomes.
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Atient
Morgantown Chamber Probes Airline Practices
The Morgantown Area Chamber of Commerce asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to investigate Lake Central Airlines operations at Morgantown Municipal Airport. The group cites outdated equipment, mechanical failures, reservation problems, oversales, poor passenger communications, and a negative community image. Lake Central serves feeder and intercity routes in West Virginia. the Nord 262 jet turboprop is due later this month as a DC-3 phaseout.
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Morgantown
UPI
Lake Central
L. W. Hartman
Hartman
Wanted Credit Manager Seeks Pay Over 8 Piece Bedroom Suite
Wanted credit manager seeks reliable party to take over payments of 3.00 weekly on an eight piece bedroom suite including dresser mirror bookcase bed chest mattress springs and pillows. Also a responsible person to take over payments of 1.50 weekly on a five piece dinette set.
Five Area Mines Open, 35 Jobs Announced
Beckley West Virginia, Monday, 35 new jobs arise from five area mine openings per the W. Va Department of Mines. Applications list L. A. M. Coals No. 7 Raleigh with 12 workers, Frank Bennett foreman of Jumping Branch. Monarch Fuel No. 4 Raleigh with 12 workers, Ira Hurt foreman of Beckley. Leckie Smokeless Coal No. 28 Greenbrier with six workers.
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Beckley
W. Va
L. A. M. Coals, Inc
Raleigh
Frank Bennett
Jumping Branch
Monarch Fuel Corp
Ira Hurt
Leckie Smokeless Coal Co
Greenbrier
WVU President Praises Federal Action on Education
West Virginia University President Dr. Paul A. Miller told the Governors Conference that federal programs such as the Economic Opportunity Act and Appalachian Regional Act will help universities respond to action programs. He urged continued public‑academic cooperation, warned against overreliance on grants, and stressed preserving university independence while seeking funding.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Paul A. Miller
West Virginia University
Miller
US Agriculture Department
Uni
Coal Company Names and Employees Involved in Case
Virl Kyle of Rupert Vandall Coal Co No 4 Fayette two employees Earnest Vandall of Meadow Bridge Big Fork Coal Co No 4 Nicholas three employees Bobby Mullens of Summersville.
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Virl Kyle
Rupert
Vandall Coal Co
Fayette
Earnest Vandall
Meadow Bridge
Big Fork Coal Co
Nicholas
Bobby Mullens
Summersville
Wheeling Plant Walks Out Over Old Contract
Wheeling firm Wh chine Products Co. endured a first strike Tuesday as 235 workers from Local 1290 of the United Steelworkers Union walked out after failed negotiations to avert a walkout before the midnight Monday expiration. Picket lines formed at plant gates as talks continued. Oldest unchanged European border remains the Spanish Portuguese frontier.
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Leyan
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Wynwood Drive
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Tomchin
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Mullens, W. Va
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Valley Drive
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Umbing Pecke
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Carl G. Jorrell Eccles
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Huff's
Ghent, W VA
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Glen Morgan
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Esso Service
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Meadow Creek
Garten’s Grocery
Naoma
Jarrell
Odd, W. VA
Tracy
Shrewsbury
Piney View, W VA
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Shady Spring
Shady Spring T.V. Service
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