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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1936

Page

7

Farley denies writing letter to raise money

Postmaster General Farley denies signing or endorsing a letter asking postmasters to sell 1 dollar tickets for nomination gatherings. Representative Halleck urges a House inquiry after reports of similar demands from several states. Farley says he did not authorize the letter and suggests a forged stamp signature may have been used.

Farley Associated Press Washington Rosevelt Halleck R-Ind House Massachusetts Indiana Missouri Civil Service Commission Post Office Department Franklin Field Philadelphia James A. Farley National Democratic Committee

Raleigh Couple Wed In Early Mass at St Francis de Sales

Miss Helen Campbell and Mr Homer Houchins, both of Raleigh, united in marriage at 6 30 this morning in a Mass at St Francis de Sales. Rev Father Halpin officiated. The bride wore a navy traveling outfit with talisman rose corsage. After the ceremony the couple left for a Cincinnati honeymoon and will reside in Raleigh. Both graduates of Shady Spring High School class of 30.

Helen Campbell Homer Houchins Raleigh St. Francis de Sales John Halpin Eustace Scott Joseph Hurley Hinton F. J. Houchins Shady Spring High School C. and O

Shower Given at Missionary Meet

The Ladies Missionary Society held its monthly meeting at Mrs. John R Hall's home in Beaver on June 18 and hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. John Massie. Mrs. Massie led devotional services and Mrs. L E Duncan led the singing. refreshments followed for attending members including Mrs. A J Lilly, Mrs. Amos Epperly, and others.

L. A. Green Henry Lilly Mary Redden Ed Hambrick Clayton Plumley A. F. Meadows Owen Lilly John R. Hall Mary Jo Hall Hazel Lilly Bobby Hall

Birthday Party For Miss Grigg

In celebration of her birthday anniversary Miss Hamilton Grigg entertains a small group of friends at a theatre party. After the performance a refreshment course will be served at the home of Mrs. A. H. Grigg on Granville Avenue. Attending are Misses Jo Ann Lewis Jo Ann Maynard Jean Morton Martha Page Hogg Jo Ann Griffith Lydia Sessions Patty Sanders Sarah Riley Hunt Evelyn Mead. Daisy a 15 year old Jersey cow on Judge Vivian Gable's Herbertsville estate gave birth to her second set of twin heifers in five years.

Daisy Vivian Gable Herbertsville N. J Hiefers

Co Hostesses Give Bridge Luncheon At Edmundson Home

Mrs J I Edmundson and Mrs L T Putman entertained with lunch and bridge at the Croft street home. Yellow coreopsis and blue delphinium adorned lower floor rooms and luncheon tables. Five tables played bridge after a one o'clock luncheon. high scores won by Mrs Ross Preston Daniel and Mrs Kenneth Humphries.

Edmundson Ross Preston Daniel Pemberton Kenneth Humphries Whipple

Church Class Meets Outdoors Sprague Hill

Members of the Ladies' Leader Sunday School Class met bi monthly on Sprague hill for a weiner roast on June 18. Mrs. E A Mann led an interesting program. Attendees included Mrs. J M Bowman Mrs. J W Davis Mrs F M Rogers Mrs John Hauck Mrs Dene ver Arnold Mrs A B Hawks Minnie Hayden Jim Dillion Katherine Davis and Louise Hawks.

Sprague Ladies’ Leader Sprague Hill E. A. Mann J. M. Bowman J. W. Davis F. M. Rogers John Hauck Denever Arnold A. B. Hawks Minnie Hayden Jim Dillion Katherine Davis Louise Hawks

Lochgelly Man Dies After Stroke

Jacob Stegel aged 58 of Lochgelly died today at Oak Hill hospital after a paralytic stroke. A native of Austria, he formerly worked in the Lochgelly mine. Survived by wife Anna Stegel, brother Stephan Stegel, and children Jack, Charles, Frank, Lewis Stegel of Lochgelly, William Stegel of Schnectaday N Y, Mrs Ford Mattice of Schnectaday, Mrs George Rozis and Frances Stegel of New York City, and Joseph Stegel of Lochgelly. Funeral noon Saturday at East Worcester New York. Burial in East Worcester under Tyree and Dew undertakers.

Jacob Stegel Lochgelly Oak Hill Hospital Austria Anna Stegel Stephan Stegel Jack Charles Frank Lewis Stegel William Stegel Schnectaday N. Y Ford Mattice George Rozis Frances Stegel New York City Joseph Stegel Worcester Tyree and Dew Oak Hill

Five time holdup victim Charles Arculeo defends store

Five times Charles Arculeo a store keeper of Lea venworth Kas has faced attempted robberies. In those occasions he shot and killed three assailants wounded two others and helped convict four to jail.

Charles Arculeo Leavenworth Kas

Extra Answers Aid in Contest

A contest editor reveals rivals plan to submit two sets of answers to maximize wins. The article lists prize amounts from top cash prizes to small rewards for carriers, highlighting the incentive to game the rules.

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Doctors Meet At Pinecrest

Members of the Raleigh County Medical Society will be guests of Dr. K. M. Jarrell at the Pinecrest Sanitarium tonight. The June meeting will start at 6 after dinner with two out-of-county speakers. Dr Everette Watson will discuss Collapse Therapy and Dr E C Crash will discuss Surgery of the chest in tuberculosis management.

Raleigh County Medical Society K. M. Jarrell Pinecrest Sanitarium Sanitarium Everette Watson Mt. Regis Sanitarium Salem E. C. Crash University of Virginia Medical School W. W. Hume Raleigh

County Has Good Accident Record

Raleigh county remains in good shape with respect to automobile deaths. State police plan no change to daily highway patrols, while Charleston announces increased patrols in counties with higher death rates, shifting personnel from lower death areas for June. In 11-county area, 14 June auto deaths include four from Virginia, with fatalities due to speed and carelessness, no head-ons.

Raleigh F. C. Crawford Department of Public Safety Charleston Raleigh County T. W. Harrison W. R. Callaghan B. F. McLaughlin Crawford Virginia

Easton Criticized by Cabell Delegate in Labor Battle

Charleston June 17 AP Delegate Gentry of Cabell attacked President John B. Easton of the State Federation of Labor on the house floor. Gentry charged ex members lobby to intimidate and obstruct. Easton defended his actions and said he prepared and lobbied for an amendment while denying floor lobbying in the dispute. Easton later said he heard Gentry speak of former members rights and noted disruption in debate.

Charleston Gentry D-Cabell John B. Easton State Federation of Labor Easton van A. Bittner United Mine Workers Casey Labor House

Farewell News From Beckley Socials for Dabney Venable

A De Marion Beckley social column notes a farewell bridge in honor of Mr and Mrs Dabney Venable who depart for Charleston. Numerous local friends attend at the Minter home with summer flowers and hospitality. Other visitors and departures include FE M Payne from Middlebrook VA, Miss Ann Louise Fife and Miss Elizabeth Fife heading to Camp Strawderman VA, and a list of kin and guests visiting Beckley homes.

Dabney Venable Ralph Maynard C. L. Hall John Earl Lilly C. W. Meadows A. W. Russell E. P. Donahue E. M. Payne Jr Paul Hutchinson Huntington Eunice Bumgardner Ping” Johnson L. L. Scherer Herbert Keene FE. M. Payne Middlebrook Ann Louise Elizabeth Fife Camp Strawderman Harrisonburg W. F. Leigh Adelle Leigh Joe R. Leigh Billy Leigh Taylor Norfolk Virginia Leigh Marshall Johnston FE. W. Wood Welch G. D. Conner Ethel Kinzer Mullens Beckley Virgil P. Pownall Pownall Carolyn Lee Betty Pownall Columbus Ohio H. H. Pownall Beaver Avenue Marty Minor Ruffner R. K. Rubush Staunton Deerfield Juliette Montgomery A. W. Garnette Charleston Caroline Rich Princeton Raleigh Register John Storrs Fort Thomas Frank M. Foote Foote Paul R. Hutchinson Ida O'Dell Dorothy Dawkins St. Louis Arthur Sydnor Jr

Miss Burleson Weds Mr. Kromer in Eccles Home

Miss Burleson and Edgar Kromer were married at the bride’s parents’ home in Eccles on Monday at 1 p.m. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W S Lawhorne of Fast Beckley with a small group of family and friends. Mrs. Kromer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Burleson. Mr. Kromer, from Marvell, Alabama, came to Eccles with the Eccles Crab Orchard improvement company. They will reside in Eccles.

Eccles Macle Burleson Edgar Kromer W. G. Burleson W.S. Lawhorne Fast Beckley Kromer

Personal Mention Guests at Craig Healing Springs Virginia

Personal mentions list Miss Sylvia Bolen Mr and Mrs S H Summers and Miss Kathleen Summers as guests of Mr and Mrs J F Bolen at Craig Healing Springs Virginia. Mr Bolen returns to Beckley while Mrs Bolen remains for another week. Miss Hamilton Grigg plans a several weeks stay at Camp Strawberry near Harrisonburg Virginia. Miss

Sylvia Bolen S. H. Summers Kathleen Summers J. F. Bolen Craig Healing Springs Bolen Beckley Springs Hamilton Grigg Camp Strawderman Harrisonburg

Pythian Sisters to Initiate New Members Friday

Beckley Temple No. 55, Pythian Sisters, will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Moose Hall on Neville street to initiate candidates. All members urged to attend.

Beckley Temple Pythian Sisters Moose Hall Neville Street

Mrs Venters Honored Guest On Birthday Party

Mrs William Venters was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party at East Beckley home of Mrs John Wallace. Daughters Mrs Earl Lilly Mrs John Wallace and Miss Annie Venters organized event with dancing games and gifts. Guests from Stanaford Cabin Creek Mullens Cranberry Beckley attended with refreshments served.

William Venters John Wallace East Beckley Earl Lilly Annie Venters Venters Robert Scott Pete Wallace William Smith Robert Smith William Hunter Henry Venters Rachel Elizabeth Carmen Venters Stanaford Tom Smith Cabin Creek J. J. Blankenship Mullens Charles Henry David Wanda Lee Lilly John Venters Frank Hudson Beckley Charles Reid Margaret Ann Bobby Reid William Berdinnis Mary Alice Billy Berginnis Grant Weaver Gertrude Weaver Ann Venters Cranberry Mary Elizabeth Wallace L. L. Barrett Lettie Davie

Musketeers Meet Eccles At Mrs Holt Home

The Muske teers club met at the home of Mrs R D Holt Wednesday evening. Members participated in an enjoyable program during the gathering.

Eccles Museketeers Club R. D. Holt

Birth Announcement for Patricia Marie Whitehead

Mr and Mrs George Whitehead announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Marie born June 1 weighing seven pounds.

Sprague George Whitehead Patricia Marie

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Roosevelt Miss Campbell Mr. Houchins Miss Grigg Shanghai Beckley Theatre Janice Jarratt San Antonio Tex Pinecrest Medical George C. Peery John A. Levine Virginia Military Institute Lexington West Virginia Columbia Woodrow Wilson Peery American Gold Star Mothers, Inc General LeJune Mothers’ Organization Wilson O. C. Young Mason Street Paris Stover Callaway Heights Jackson Farley Ghent Central Press E. V. Shepard Évyuvs Gsordev Piola Anoy Anoy Bouns HON &Q WIM Ulm Sujays Eduins Bujsoddo Ajaq Sourea Spaournic Felivery Ord Cabell Labor Federation Woolworth Mrs. Dabney Venable Grigg Mrs A. H. Grigg Miss Burleson Mr. Kromer Mrs. Venters Wallace Musketeers Dad Harry Wilken, Jr William Wilken Tom Jed Smathers Wilken Family Ly Cooking Wilken Maples Schenley, Pa JOS. S. Finch & Co., Inc Schenley Schenley Products Co., Inc TOS. S. Finch & Co., Inc LL State ATA
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