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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1959

Page

2

Oak Hill Residents Fight Proposed By Pass Route

Oak Hill residents urged the city council to pause the survey for plan route c of the Oak Hill expressway after a well attended meeting opposing the State Road Commission approval. Speakers argued the route would split the town and hurt residential areas while urging further study and a possible alternative route.

Oak Hill AK Hill RNS James Wands Oak Hill City Hitler Third Reich Hungary SRC Oak H Montgomery Page Woods Woodlawn Fayetteville Oakill Leo Jackson Mount Hope Beckley C. R. Hill Jr Bob Thomas WOAY J. W. Jones Merchants and Miners Bank SOR Wallace Bennett

Laymen Lawyers Out Of Business In Supreme Court Ruling

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that laymen cannot properly represent injured workers before the Workmen's Compensation Commission. Judge Frank C. Haymond affirmed Fayette County Court action restraining Emmett J. Earley, union business agent, from practicing law for claimants. Earley argued Rule 21 allowed lay agents, but the court said only licensed attorneys may practice law and the judiciary must regulate such conduct to protect the public.

Charleston Supreme Court Workmen's Compensation Commission Fayette County Emmett J. Earley Frank C. Haymond Earley Chemical and Atomic Workers of America Afl-Cio Union Carbide Alloy WCC Haymond Judicial Department of Judicial Department

Drowning Victim Ayers to be Buried at Chestnut Mountain

Funeral services for Bobby Lee Ayers, 20, of Hinton, drowned Sunday in New River near the city. Rites set for 2 p.m. today at the sister’s Fayette Street residence conducted by Rev. Paul Richmond. Burial in Johnson Cemetery. Survivors include three brothers and three sisters. Body to be taken to Mrs. Lilly’s home after services.

Hinton RVS Bobby Lee Ayers Robert E. Lilly Fayette Street Paul Richmond Johnson Cemetery Chestnut Mountain Ayers New River Corporation Hill Coalman Ayers Stanley Charles Ernest Betty Ward Ramp Virginia Smith Elkton Lilly Ronald Meadows

High Court Asked To Dismiss Fraud Action

John E. Watson seeks Supreme Court review of a Boone County order dismissing his fraud action against Rymer & Wingate and William L. Rymer of Madison. He says a 1956 verbal car purchase agreement included a net payment of 1734 after a trade, but a blank contract later showed he owed 3664.

Charleston John E. Watson Supreme Court Boone County Rymer & Wingate William L. Rymer Madison Watson

Warrant Issued for Whitesville Man in Tire Theft

Magistrate Jack Pizzino issued a war rant against Jim Cook of Whitesville for stealing three truck tires and rims from Cook Ford Sales in Oceana on May 10. Deputy James Gibson planned to escort Cook to Wyoming County for court action.

Pineville RNS Jim Cook Whitesville Jack Pizzino Glen Fork Cook Ford Sales Oceana James Gibson Cook Wyoming County

Glen Rogers Playground Opens With Activities For All Ages

The article notes Ett supervises younger children while Clark leads teens and older groups. Available features include swings see-saws slides and merry-go-rounds plus games like horseshoe croquet softball and hula hoops. Playground hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Miss Tackett daughter of Mr and Mrs Waldo Tackett Glen Rogers graduates from Glen Rogers High School in May. Clark also serves as coach at the local high school.

Ett Clark Tackett Waldo Tackett Glen Rogers Glen Rogers High School

Concord to sponsor Continental Classroom at Athens College

Concord College will sponsor the Continental Classroom aired by NBC for 1959 60. David Kirby, dean, announced the program with Modern Chemistry televised at 6 30 a.m. Credit requires registrar registration. Chemistry 101 TV 120 TV totals four semester hours each term. Atomic Age Physics repeats via video at 6 a.m. Credit differs for physics courses and renewal of certificates in West Virginia.

Athens Concord College National Broadcasting Co David Kirby A. H. Montgomery Department of Chemistry Division of Physics and West Virginia

City Election Votes Canvassed in Fayetteville

The Fayetteville town council canvassed votes revealing no change in officers or majorities. Louis Rahall remained two votes ahead of Ralph Feazell after challenged votes were counted, five added to each side. Elected officials include Mayor Dr. M. G. Hrejsan, Recorder P. G. Hoye, and councilmen Joel Conner George Vickers Haven Shuck A. E. Whanger and Louis Rahall.

Fayetteville RNS Louis Rahall Ralph Feazell Rahall M. G. Hrejsan P. G. Hoye Joel Conner George Vickers Haven Shuck A. E. Whanger

Massey Waives To Grand Jury

Fayet teville RNS reports George H Massey waived a preliminary hearing and will face grand jury on a felonious assault charge. Bonds set at 5000. He allegedly shot Ermil Dunfree driving a car. Dunfree, patient at Bluefield hospital, was described in critical condition. Massey held in Fayette County jail per parole board orders.

Fayetteville RNS George H. Massey Page Ermil Dunfree Dunfree Bluefield Massey Fayette County

Roach Funeral Rites Incomplete In Summersville

Har ry A Roach 49 of South Charleston died Sunday after a heart attack at Thomas Memorial Hospital. He worked about eight months for A C Morris Garage in Summersville. Survived by wife Lillian two daughters Betty and Phyllis, his father F P Roach, five sisters and two brothers. Body at Wurry Mortuary Alum Creek.

Summersville RIIS Harry Arthur Roach Roach South Charleston A. C. Morris Thomas Memorial Hospital Charleston Morris Lillian Betty Phyllis F. P. Roach Sylvester Guy Hendricks Whitesville Kyle Bahr Fayetteville Ray Fletcher E. E. Alexander Scott Depot Fred Schlicker Oakland Calif F. M Edgar Roach Cleveland Ohio Wurry Mortuary Alum Creek

Fayette Decisions Upheld By High Court

The Kentucky Supreme Court unanimously upheld two Fayette County damage suit decisions on Tuesday. A Fayette Circuit Court ruling set aside a $20,000 jury verdict for Jess C. Davis and dismissed J. & L. Coal Co. from the case, while Davis sued Fire Creek Fuel Co Alaska Coal Co J. & L. Coal Co and Robert Lewis Jr for injuries after a heavy spool of wire fell on him during loading at Fire Creek supply house Beelick Knob Fayette County.

Fire Creek Supply House Beelick Knob Fayette County J. & L. Coal Co

19 Inspection Stickers Stolen at Fayette Motor Sales

State police report 19 state inspection stickers stolen Monday night from Fayette Motor Sales in Oak Hill. Stickers numbered 612 to 658 and 612 to 676 were taken after a window to the office was broken. The burglary occurred into the rear of the building. a car window was broken but nothing else was disturbed. Juveniles are suspected as investigators work with Oak Hill police.

Oak Hill RNS Fayette Motor Sales Regar Harless Stover T. D. Hercules

Wyoming Man’s Appeal Upheld By Court

The West Virginia Supreme Court denied the appeal of Frank J. McKinney in a 3-1 decision, upholding his first degree murder conviction and life sentence for the February 28, 1958 shooting of Forrest Sams, an Oceana district constable, in a Wyoming County case.

Charleston State Supreme Court Wyoming County Harlan Calhoun Frank Haymond Frank J. McKinney McKinney Wyoming Forrest Sams Oceana Sams Cyclone

Oceana Area Weekend Personal Notices

Oceana Personal notices report Blanche Garrett, a Presbyterian church extension representative from West Virginia, visiting Abingdon Virginia after two months in Oceana Kopperston. Charlotte Fleenor and Delores Cook stayed in Dante Virginia with Roy Castle family. Roby Lamb hosted Gusta Ball and grandson Gary, Wade Ball, and Henry Pruitt with Rhonda Gail Pruitt at Kopperston. Ethel Pippen of Coeburn visited daughter Tom Fleenor’s family.

Oceana RNS Blanche Garrett The Presbyterian Church, Synod of West Virginia Abingdon Garrett Kopperston Charlotte Fleenor Delores Cook Dante Fleenor Roy Castle Kimberly Roby Lamb Gusta Ball Gary Gordon Wade Ball Bob White Henry Pruitt Rhonda Gail Ethel Pippen Coeburn Tom Fleenor

National Guard Platoon Organization Planned at Madison

Madison community news reports a Madison Town Hall event this Thursday to organize a National Guard platoon for high school seniors graduates and veterans. An armored tank two jeeps trucks assigned to the platoon has toured local areas and will visit Boone County districts this month. Captain Jack Creger named commander with Lt Paul Grosney and Lt David Floyd as officers. Additional roles include master sergeant four sergeant first class nine sergeants 13 corporals seven privates first class five maintenance personnel and one cook.

Madison ANS National Guard Madison Town Hall Pond Fork Van Spruce Fork Rock Creek Boone County Jack Creger Paul Grosney David Floyd Logan Armory Army Officers Candidates School Oak Hill Dawson

Wyoming Conviction Set Aside in Unlawful Wounding Case

Supreme Court unanimously vacated Ivan Daniel's Wyoming County conviction for unlawful wounding of Officer Walter Hinkle in Oceana on technical grounds. Judge Berry cited a variance between pleading and proof and a defective verdict, sending the case back to Wyoming Circuit Court for retrial after noting the injury was caused by slamming Hinkle's head, not a fist. Hinkle suffered a fractured skull and other injuries after Daniel was arrested May 19, 1956.

Charleston Supreme Court Wyoming County Ivan Daniel Walter Hinkle Oceana Thornton G. Berry Daniel Hinkle Berry Wyoming Circuit Court

Coal River Personal News and Local Appointments

Coal River notices from Colcord and nearby towns report Harold Dillon and family moving to Pomeroy for summer farm work along with his siblings. Visitors include Oscar Wright and party from Youngstown. Updates cover graduations at Marshall College, a clinic postponement for Clear Fork residents, and local visits in Artie Ameagle and Huntington areas.

Colcord Harold Dillon Pomeroy Ohio Roger Yvonne Oscar Wright Youngstown Harrison Pettry Patty Reginald Halstead A. J. Halstead Dean Thompson Polly Morencie Mich D. F. Hamilton Mary Alice Kennedy Whitesville Shirley Sue Soto Sandy Soto Marshall College Meredith Hall Maryville College Maryville Tenn Marshall Franzel Hall Hall Huntington Clear Fork Area Tommy Thompson Ameagle

Virgil H Stewart Named Budget and Accounting Director Candidate

Virgil H. Stewart, after resigning as Concord College president in Athens, is the leading candidate for a new Kanawha County Board of Education post as budget and accounting director. He will be interviewed by Superintendent L K Lowenstein. the role replaces chief clerk as the department automates. Stewart, Concord College president for 14 years, previously served as Wyoming County Schools assistant superintendent and is a native of Wyoming County.

Virgil H. Stewart Concord College Athens Kanawha County

Mullens Voters Approve Levy

Mullens residents approve a new levy raising about 11000 annually for streets, fire department, and playground improvements. About 8035 percent of roughly 2000 registered voters participated, tallying 219 for and 16 against across precincts West Mullens Mullens High School Conley Grade Mullens Grade and South Mullens with slim opposition in each location.

Conley Mullens South Mullens

Circle To Meet Oak Hill Church Group

The residence of Mrs. A. J. Brown will host the Fitz gerald Circle of Oak Hill Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Thursday The co hostess will be Mrs R L Hughes

Oak Hill RNS A. J. Brown Fitzgerald

Health Office to Close for State Conference

Wyoming County Health Office will close Thursday Friday and Saturday to allow staff to attend the State Health Conference in Charleston. The Mullens health office will close Thursday.

Pineville RNS Wyoming County Charleston Mullens

Jarrett Family Visit Noted in Coal River Area

Mr and Mrs Freddie Combs of Plymouth Ohio visited friends and relatives in Coal River. Mr and Mrs Nobel Jarrett of Ameagle visited his aunt and Mr and Mrs Bob Boggess of Sissonville Saturday.

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