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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1948

Page

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Beckley Woman Elsie McCullough Dies After Short Illness

Mrs. Elsie Margaret McCullough 58 of 204 Riley Street Beckley died at 11 p.m. Monday at home after a brief illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Methodist Church with Rev. W. B. Peck officiating. Burial in Pittsburgh following services there Friday. Surviving: three sons Howard of Skelton R. X. McCullough Mabscott and Winfield of Rocky Mountain N. C. daughter Dorothy at home and brother Edward J. Long of Pittsburgh. She was past Beckley president since 1934 and member of the Navy Mothers Club. Her husband predeceased her in 1930. Funeral home: Caffee Fumera Home Chapel.

Elsie Margaret McCullough Riley Street Beckley First Methodist Church W. B. Peck Pittsburgh McQullough Navy Howard McCullough Skelton R. x. McCullough Mabscott Winfield McCullough Rocky Mountain N. C Dorothy McCullough Edward J. Long

Racine Driver Fined in Oak Hill

Racine man Cecil Edward Adkins was fined 37.50 after arraignment for driving while intoxicated. His car was impounded six months and his license revoked for that period. Officer G. Martin arrested him in Oak Hill East End.

Rexider OAK Hill Cecil Edward Adkins Racine FE. N. Goode East End G. ©. Martin

Negro Mother is Victim of Knifer

Frances Medley of Black Eagle is in Taylor Hospital in serious condition from stab wounds to the chest leg abdomen and back after an attack Monday night near the Old Perry mine Goose Hollow Police seek the assailant. Clarence Edward Hunter was treated for a knife wound to the face and, with Augustine Morris, was arrested after a Moran Avenue altercation around 8 30 p m.

Register Mullens Frances Medley Black Eagle Taylor Hospital Hubert Hickok Old Perry Mine Goose Hollow Clarence Edward Hunter Hunter Augustine Morris Moran Avenue

Hinton Man Fined and Jailed in Fayette County

John E. Huff of Hinton was fined $25 and costs and sentenced to six days in Fayette County Jail by Magistrate Virgil Lyons. He admitted making a long distance call to New York City from the Coast-to-Coast Grill near Ansted and signaling he had reversed the charges, which was later found to be false.

Hinton Fayette Register Fayetteville John E. Huff Fayette County Virgil Lyons Huff New York City Ansted

School Buses May Be Serviced by Rebuilt Truck

Fayette County school officials consider using a rebuilt truck to service buses next year. The plan, proposed by the chief mechanic, would add oil changes, tire inflation, grease, and general maintenance performed by one dedicated worker. The board asked for cost estimates and the extra salary to be reported at the next meeting.

Register Fayetteville Transportation Division Fayette County Board of Education

Patteson Begins Third Campaign Tour Through West Virginia

Democrat gubernatorial candidate Okey L. Patteson leaves Mount Hope for a lengthy Central West Virginia tour. He plans meetings with Democratic leaders in Putnam Mason Jackson Wood Pleasant Tyler Wirt and Roane counties before returning to Charleston. The sequence follows tours in the northern panhandle and the coal region south of the Kanawha River.

Register Mount Hope Okey L. Patteson West Virginia Ohio River Putnam Mason Jackson Wood Pleasant Tyler Wirt Roanes Pattecon Charleston

President Truman calls for universal training to deter communism

President Truman urged universal training with initial funding of 5 300 000 for the first year arguing it would strengthen civilian forces for emergencies and back peace with clear resolve. He supported temporary draft use until universal training is ready, criticizing Soviet actions and the disrupted European recovery program.

United States America Truman Russia Greece Italy

Hit Run Driver Fined 1050, Is Sentenced

Mullens Buford Aaron Worms of East Gulf pleaded guilty to drunken driving and admitted owning and driving the car but denied hit and run charges. Magistrate W R Haga fined him 1030 dollars and sentenced 418 months. Woods faced 1000 dollar hit and run fine and six months for drunken driving plus a year for hit and run. The incident involved a chase after a two headlight wreck that injured 18 year old Bruce Thompson. Emshett Hughes and Earl Hughes faced charges, each fined 30 dollars and 60 days in jail.

Register Mullens Buford Aaron Worms East Gulf Sstate W. R. Haga Itmann Woods Earl Hughes Emshett Hughes Tey Bruce Thompson Joyce Hylton Thompson Taylor Hospital Hughes Brothers

Fayette County Board to Investigate Disturbances Near Mt Olive School

Fayette County Board of Education will instruct Frank Gautier to investigate disturbances reported outside the abandoned Mount Olive school during church services. Glen Wriston spoke for Orvel Wriston about threats to a nearby residence under construction and potential property damage while services continue. The board will act after Gautier’s findings.

Regi Terg Staft Fayetteville Frank Gaultier Mount Olive Fayette County Winston

George Fridley Dies at Harper

Funeral services for 66 year old George Fridley of Harper will be held at 2 pm Wednesday at Mount Tabor Baptist Church with Rev. B C Jennings officiating. Burial will follow in Mount Tabor Cemetery. He died Monday at his home after several years illness. He is survived by his wife Margie and six brothers and four sisters. Active pallbearers are A H Clay Charles Fuller Ernest Feiener George Stonis Lawrence Stoots and T J Harper.

George Fridley Harper Mount Tabor Baptist Church B. C. Jennings Mount Tabor Fridley Kirs W. H. Fridley Covington Margie Fridley W. B. Fridley Alexandria John Fridley Kincaid Roy Fridley Hinton Carl Fridley Minden L. T. Armentrout Bersie K. K. Arrington C. D. Payne Page M.A. Payne Oak Hill A. H. Clay Charles Fuller Ernest Feiener George Stonis Lawrence Stoots T. J. Harper

Man Stopped by Police For Driving Wrong Way on One-Way Street

A driver was stopped by city police after they observed him traveling in the wrong direction on a designated one-way street. The incident prompted a safety check and a caution to other motorists.

Mrs. Mae Cline Dies at 56 in Hanover

Hanover widow Mae Cline born February 13 1892 dies after a stroke. Funeral at 2 p.m. at home with burial in Cline cemetery. Survived by eight children and several siblings. member of Free Will Baptist church. Obituary notes her late husband M A Cline died about 11 years ago.

Register Hanover Mae Cline Cline Free Will Baptist Church M. A. Cline Big Huff Creek Cyclone Wyoming County Minnie Cook Atheline Sibo Glen Cline Clinton Cline Harold Cline Harlan Cline Elmer Cline Ernest Ray Cline Tessie Lester Morgantown L. F. Browning Elmer Perry Barboursville

Salem church project may get two abandoned schools

Fayette County Board of Education offered two abandoned buildings at Brooklyn Bottom for sale as part of the Salem Methodist Church project. Rev A W Grose up may bid on Finlowwhite and Brooklyn Botlum structures to use as a community hall after the church expanded land for a playground.

Salem Ow Register Fayetteville A. W. Groseup Salem Methodist Church Fayette County Board of Education Brooklyn Bottom Brooklyn

Beckley Firms Kept by State Labor Office Request

A company representative told State Labor Commissioner Charles J. F. Sattler that his office’s services are not needed at present. Three warehousemen and one truck driver remain employed while negotiations continue.

Beckley Mohler Charles J. F. Sattler

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