Fayette Board Buys Bus Bodies and Appoints Teachers
Fayette County board of education appointed teachers to fill vacancies and accepted resignations. Six bus bodies and a one and a half ton truck were purchased. Resignations included Ruth Lee Kingston High, Mildred O Dell Fisher Minden Elementary, and Kathleen O Farrell Montgomery High. Frank Criniti named to Montgomery High vacancy. Joseph Billy Scott named principal at Page Elementary. Frances Sailey to Summerlee Negro Elementary. A W Vickers resigned as office manager to join WMON Montgomery. Bus bodies bought from Baker Equipment Charleston. Carpenter bodies from R Steiner Huntington. Meadow Bridge petition seeks Layland students to Meadow Bridge High. board took no action. Four-H Agent Clifton Dotson salary set at $100 monthly from county. remainder paid by West Virginia Extension.
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Sailey
Summerlee Negro
A. W. Vickers
Board of Education
WMON
Montgomery
Wayne
Baker Equipment Company
Charleston
R. ¥. Steiner Company
Huntington
Brown Chevrolet Company
Meadow Bridge
Layland
Meadow Bridge High School
Nuttall High
Nuttall
Otway Gunnoe
Guinoe
Clifton Dotson
West Virginia Agriculture Extension Department
Editor in hospital in Charleston after Mayo treatment
Roy H. Johnson of Fayetteville, editor of the Fayette Tribune, is a patient at Charleston General Hospital. He recently underwent treatment at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, and expects to spend about two weeks in the Charleston hospital before returning home.
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Register
Oak
Veterans Get Apprentice Help in Fayette County
Oak Hill report details 115 veterans employed as apprentices in Fayette County with supplemental government pay. 210 veterans study at West Virginia Tech in Montgomery in shop, welding, radio, arts, business, pre law and more, receiving the same apprentice pay. Roy V. Gwynn, VA training officer, assists veterans with employment and employer coordination, noting focus on disabled veterans.
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Register
Oak Hill
Fayette County
Roy V. Gwynn
Veterans’ Administration
Gwynn
West Virginia Tech
Montgomery
Tech
Charleston Woman Reviews 15 Books at Fayette Study Day
Mrs. Thomas Davis of Charleston reviewed 15 books published this year at Fayette Study plus meeting held Wednesday at Hotel Hill. Mrs. Frank Graff of Mount Hope presided as 23 members and 23 guests attended the annual guest day gathering.
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Register
Oak Hill
Thomas Davis
Charleston
Fayette Study
Hotel Hill
Frank Graff
Mount Hope
Adkins Recovering From Mine Injury
Oak Hill miner and World War II veteran John R. Adkins, 28, injured in the Summerlee mine late Monday night, is reported to be getting along barely. He suffered fractures to an arm and leg.
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Register
Oak Hill
John R. Adkins
Summerlee
Adkins
Registrars To Sit At Oak Hill June 19 22
Fayette district registrars will sit at Oak Hill City Hall from June 19 to 22 to register voters and update registrations. Precinct 10 on June 19, Precinct 1 on June 20, Precinct 42 on June 12, and Precinct 13 on June 22 will undergo registration changes.
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Oak Hill
Resistor Statt
Fayette District
City Hall
Brothers Enlist For Three Years
Two Whitt brothers James and John of Cunard join six recruits leaving for induction at Fort Hayes Columbus Ohio for three year Army service. John a WWII veteran reenters as a T4 officer with multiple theater ribbons. Accompanying recruits include Mullette Britt Jennings Holcomb Hess Burton Small and Ramsey. Army offers GI Bill benefits and a college education after discharge.
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Oak Hill
James M. Whitt
John Lawrence Whitt, Jr
Cunard
Fort Hayes
Columbus
John
Heas
Whitt Brothers
Army Air Corps
Eugene G. Mullette
Ingram
Claude D. Britt
Scarbro
Mullette
Britt
Leonard L. Jennings
Fayetteville
Russell Holcomb
Glen Jean
Army Air Force
Pacific
Thomas A. Hess
Harvey C. Burton
L. H. Small
Ser
Ff. J. Ramsey
Sgt. Small
Judge Easley Announces Criminal Cases To Be Tried At Beginning
Pineville report on Judge D M Easley altering the Wyoming circuit court docket for the July term. Criminal cases will be tried in opening days, with about 15 felonies set for July 9 and 10 and 14 chancery cases on July 8. Also lists indictments against W H Dutch DeLong and Josha West Jr for liquor store break in, Mullins brothers cases, numerous other felony and misdemeanor counts, and upcoming civil and appellate sessions.
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Easley
Register
Pineville
Wyoming Circuit Court
D. M. Easley
Wyoming
W. H
Dutch” DeLong
Josha West Jr
Avondale
Mcdowell County
Raymond
Okey Mullins
Okey
Raymond Mullins
Christine
Gore
Martens
Essie Walls
Ella F. Anderson
Jack W. Hall
Billy G. Hatfield
Ashly Stowers
Bill Pritt
Neal Johnson
W. S. Dixon
Linda Elswick
Charles Elswick
Vernon Repass
Mercer County
Thomas Reno
Jack Taylor
Gilbert and Golden Billings
Herndon Brothers
Babe Morgan
Leonard D. Douglas
Mullens Negro
Nolle
Vince Fugate, Jr
Lawrence Gunnell
Otis Halsey
Edsel Ford
James Dillon
John Gilbert
Chloe Roberts
C. L. Lanta
Adora Cook
Worley Walker Et
J. Frank Birley
T. A. Niggemeyer
James Page
Bessie Short
Darwin Lee Short
Everett M. Lester
W. G. Buchanan
W. M. Ritter Lumber Company
R. L. Lambert
W. P. Hennitzer
A. A. Lilly
J. B. Swope
R. M. Hall
W. M. Ritter
Mullens
Maxine Byrd
Harry Burn Fergel
Betty
Jo Stewart
Luther Brown
State of
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Jean Crouch
State of West Virginia
John Thomas
Roberts. Cawley
Onnie Beverly
Arthur K. Jones
Griffith Daniels
Roy Cook
Avery D. Dunford
Floyd Bryant
Roy G. Harvey
Garnet J. Walker
Gale Belcher
Ben File
James Reynolds
Garrett Whitt
Mason Reynolds
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Robert Craft
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Virginian Rail Way
Ce - Altizer
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L. O. Riley
BE. E. Lusk
Bert Cline
Bert Hughes
Clarence Willams
Miss Lambert Weds Albon Blankenship
Miss Vesta Lambert and Albon Blankenship wed on June 6 at the home of Rev. Harry L. Stevens with attendants Mildred Walker and Luther Blankenship. The bride is the daughter of Dewey and (mis sp) Lambert of Pineville, and the groom is son of Jeff Blankenship of Mullens. The couple will reside at the groom's parents’ home in Mullens.
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Pineville
Rock Castle
Northern Baptist Convention
Misssouri
R.a.godfrey
Bobby
Beckiey
Vesta Lambert
Albon Blankenship
Harry L. Stevens
Stevens
Mildred Walker
Luther Blankenship
Deap
Dewey Lambert
Jeff Blankenship
Mullens
Employment Service Trains Handicapped Counsellors
The U S Employment Service in Oak Hill trains selective placement counsellors under Miss Ethel Fryer to place physically handicapped individuals in suitable jobs. Lt Col Fred D Knapp assists, with teachers from Charleston. Training covers physical demands analysis, job environments, and occupations for common handicaps to improve placement outcomes.
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Lyndell Bennett
Oak Hill
Otis Garrison
Hinton
Helen Patterson
Lewisburg
Hattie Spangler
Bluefield
Jeannette Brindley
Helen Mitchell
Beckley
U. S
Miss Fryer
Wheeling
West Virginia
Fryer
Miss Freyer
Department of Labor
Mullens High Being Painted by Workmen this Week
Mullens High School undergoes interior painting as part of a summer renovation. Claude Phillips, supervisor, notes plans include new window shades, sound-proofing on hall floors and stairways, and installation of steel fence posts once delivered.
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Y Register
Mullens
Union Service Planned for Marianna and Glover Churches
The Rev Karl C Lilly of Kopperston will preach at union services of the Marianna and Glover Community churches on June 30 at 11 am.
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Register
Karl C. Lilly
Kopperston
Marianna
Glover
Pineville Mason Lodge to Elect Officers Thursday Night
Pineville Mason ic Lodge No. 138 will elect officers for the coming year at a meeting in Masonic Hall Thursday night.
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Resistor
Pineville
Masonic Lodge No. 138
Masonic Hall
Disabled workers boost efficiency and safer labor outlook
The report notes turnover fell by 98 percent and accidents dropped 51 percent, while efficiency rose 7.8 percent. The Association of Casualty and Surety Executives backs hiring disabled workers and endorses the selective placement method used by the U. S. Employment Service.
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Association of Casualty and Surety Executives
U. S. Employment Service
All Bran Ad Cites Laxative Alternatives
An unsolicited letter endorses All Bran as a natural laxative alternative for constipation. The ad claims Kellogg's cereal provides gentle bulk to aid regularity and invites readers to request a free sample or buy the product, noting Laxatives are unnecessary with daily bran intake and water.
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Kellogg Company
Dept. B
Battle Creek
Mich
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