Paulie Addresses Mines Club At Madison Meeting
Edwin T. Paulie supervisor of training and safety at Imperial Works Oil City spoke to Armco Mines Management Club at Madison Memorial Building. Sponsored by the National Management Association the talk highlighted management training and Paulie career as mill worker foreman teacher and coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Edwin T. Paulie
Imperial Works
Oil City
Armco Mines Management Club
Madison Memorial Building
Garland P. Burgess
Paulie
National Management Association
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne Universities
Pittsburgh
Eighteen WVU cadets join Yeager Squadron of Arnold Air Society
West Virginia University Air ROTC announces eighteen cadets becoming members of the Charles E. Yeager Squadron, Arnold Air Society. Initiates include Thomas N. Goode Oak Hill and Robert L. Allen Hinton among others from across West Virginia and Pennsylvania, with Jon H. Young of Marlinton presenting the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Robert R. Deison
Fred H. Jones
Richard L. Whisner
Clarksburg
Samuel K. Johnson
Wheeling
Robert B. King
White Sulphur Springs
Lee B. Lamberty
Morgantown
Thomas F. Lockhart
St. Albans
John M. McGee
Gassaway
Donald D. Randolph
Moundsville
David A. Riley
Bridgeport
Lee Ames Luce
Perryopolis
Return to Active Life After Arthritis Suffering
A Mississippi reader shares recovery from rheumatoid arthritis rheumatism and bursitis. She notes extensive muscular soreness and joint involvement and offers free information by writing Mrs. Lela S. Wier at 2805 Arbor Hills Drive Jackson MS.
States adopt boat numbering laws under 1958 act
Thirty one states now require boat numbers in line with the Federal Boating Act of 1958. After April 1, 1960 the U S Coast Guard will assign numbers to every boat over 10 horsepower on navigable waters of the United States.
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U. S. Coast Guard
United States
Rodent Teeth Never Stop Growing, Study Finds
A study notes that the teeth of rodents such as mice and other small mammals continuously grow, requiring constant wear to manage length and maintain dental health.
Lights of New York First All Talking Film Shown in 1928
The 1928 film The Lights of New York marked the first fully synchronized dialogue feature. It debuted as a landmark in cinema, demonstrating the transition from silent pictures to sound in motion pictures.
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New York
Barker Attending Executive School in Pittsburgh program
Barker Stonie Barker Jr. of Island Creek Coal Co. attends the 24th Management Problems for Executives program at the University of Pittsburgh. The eight week course began Feb 15 with participants from 18 states five foreign countries and 33 firms as leaders study policy finance and administration under Pittsburgh faculty.
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Pineville
BNS
Stonie Barker Jr
Island Creek Coal Co
Marianna
University of Pittsburgh
United States Army
Navy
Air Force
University of San Marcos
Peru
Brazil
England
Japan
Saudi Arabia
University of Pittsburg
L. van Sickle
Fayetteville Junior Woman's Club hears Know Your Government Day program
Fayetteville High School Assistant Principal Matthew Edwards and government students Mary Elizabeth Hash and Larry Bailes presented a Know Your Government Day program at a Fayetteville Junior Woman's Club meeting in the Fayette County Memorial Auditorium. Club sponsor Mrs George Hatfield announced representative Mrs Richard Forren will attend the Spring Drama in Charleston to crown the Goddess of Spring.
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Fayetteville
RNS
Fayetteville High School
Fayette County Memorial Auditorium
Matthew Edwards
Mary Elizabeth Hash
Larry Bailes
Charleston
Richard Forren
Legion Dance Set Saturday in Pineville
A juke box dance for members of the 168 Pineville and the American Legion Auxiliary will be held Saturday at 9 p.m. Post commander Elio Pais says the post, recently reorganized after a period of inactivity, seeks new members for both organizations.
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Pineville
RNS
168
American Legion Auxiliary
Elio Pais
Pais
American Legion
Auxiliary
Desirable party sought to assume payments on furniture
Store manager seeks reliable party to take over weekly payments of 3.00 on a 3 piece bedroom suite including a large double dresser with mirror, chest, and bookcase bed. Also seeks buyer to assume 3.00 weekly on a 2 piece sofa bed and chair with foam cushions. Describes furniture as looks like new.
March of Dimes Drive Ends at McGraws School
The McGraws Elementary School drive totals 130 dollars with room gifts led by Joyce Perry 36.70 and Janice Meredith 31.35. Students donating five or more include Sue LaVera Karen Clay Karen Kelly Alma Brown Julie Vaught and others. the top room earns a party in the gym this week.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
McGraws
Joyce Perry
Janice Meredith
Vern Clay
Naomi Sadler
Hattie Meredith
Bond
Pauline Shumate
Sue LaVera
Karen Clay
Karen Kelly
Alma Brown
Julie Vaught
Frankie Acord
John Perry
Kenneth Dickson
Charles Killy
Douglas Perry
Danny Morgan
Sherry Eller
Pete Schuman
Willing Workers 4 H Club Meet at McGraws
Sixty members and ten parents attended the Willing Workers McGraws 4 H Club meeting held in the school gym. Donnell Shumate presided. demonstrations covered steel traps, quick nut fudge, a sandwich wrap, and seed potato cutting.
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Glen Rogers
RNS
McGraws 4 H Club
McGraws
Donnell Shumate
Mike McGraw
Sarah Lucas
Mary Frances Bailey
Carlos Webb
Doris Shumate
Karen Kelly
Sue Polk
Carolyn
Denver Sizemore
Sharon McGraw
Conrad Dillon
Rose Marie Shumate
Harry Bowers
Ruby Milam
Francine Brooks
Naomi Sadler
Vern Clay
Pax PAX Visitors Fill Pax Family Weekend
Thursday guests in the Pax home included Mrs. Leonard Stanley Milburn Mr. and Mrs Thurman Tincher Mossy Mrs Beulah Tyree Lindsay Calif Mrs Rose Cheesebrew Harrisonburg Va Mrs Priscilla Maynor Beckley Mrs Minnie Tyree Cittsville and Mrs Myrtle Davis Long Branch.
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PAX
Buren Davis
Leonard Stanley
Milburn
Thurman Tincher
Mossy
Beulah Tyree
Lindsay
Calif
Rose Cheesebrew
Harrisonburg
Priscilla Maynor
Beckley
Minnie Tyree
Cittsville
Myrtle Davis
Long Branch
Bobby Brown
Oak Hill Hospital
Cecil Humphrey
Beverly
Lewis Douglas
Price Hill
John Blake
Flushing
New York
Blake
Keith Conley
Marion
Ohio
William Britt
Joe Thomas
New London
Ducky Roberts
Elyria
James Lafferty
Weirwood
Henry Thomas
Britt
Willard Lafferty
Charlie Lafferty
Fanny Angle
Jerry Stover
Ronald
Oak Hill
Herbert Turner
Jackson
Mich
Amos Janney
Freddie Wilson
Jackie Coleman
Jody Aaron
Carlos Williams
Kingston
Martha Moore
Concord College
Athens
Enoch Moore
Seibert Janney
Wayne Janney
Donald Akers
St. Albans
Alfred Humphrey
Edward Helm
First Wyoming School Spelling Winners Told
Iroquois Stephenson is the first Wyoming County school to announce its spelling bee champion and runner-up. Johnny Ray Walker won the 5-6 division spelling medical after Sharon Lefler missed. Johnny, a sixth grader, is an A student with hobbies in art, model ships, and reading. Sharon Lefler, also an A student, is the runner-up with reading and spelling as hobbies. The school competes in the Tri County Spelling Bee sponsored by The Register and the Elementary Principals Associations of Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming counties.
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Iroquois - Stephenson
Wyoming County
Johnny Ray Walker
T. G. Walker
Stephenson
Sharon Kaye Lefler
Johnny
Harry C. Lefler
Sharon
H. L. Lefler
Lesler
The
Register
Elementary Principals Associations
Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming Counties
Fayetteville Community Service Club Names 1960 Committees
Riley Proops the club president appointed committees for 1960 at a Fayetteville meeting held in the American Legion Home on Maple Avenue. Committees include Teenage dance Activities Finance Chaperon Membership Publicity with members named for each group. Walter Caldwell outlined duties for each committee after approval.
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Fayetteville
RMS
Millard Lively
Claude Bess
J. W. Ayers
M. G. Hiesan
Ramon Adkins
Nelson Dempsey
Charles Hess
Pearlie Elmore
Juanita Smith Marra
Ludvne Clay
Kitty Hornsby
Carole Sue Smith
Susan Edds
William T. Dur
Walter Caldwell
Alfred Bibb
Audit Committee Appointed by Oak Hill Moose Chapter
Oak Hill Chapter No. 38 Women of the Moose at a Thursday meeting appointed an auditing committee to audit the books, effective April 6, with Mrs. Albert Yocum, Mrs. Katheryn Martin, and Mrs. Raymond Faucus. Five new members were initiated at the affair. A bake sale is planned for April 9 at New River Supply, with fundraising items including stretch gloves and bedroom slippers. The next meeting is set for April 14 at 7:30 p.m. with a covered dish dinner and birthday anniversaries for Mrs. Kenneth Hudson and Mrs. Patrick Waters.
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OAK Hill
ANS
Women of the Moose
Albert Yocum
Katheryn Martin
Raymond Faucus
Martha Sneddon
New River Supply Co
Ray Williams
Kenneth Hudson
Patrick Watters
Indian student Saul Joe pursues reform Judaism at HUC
Saul Joe, 18, an Indian-born student at Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, is the first Indian in the eight year college history. He attended a Roman Catholic school in Bombay for three years then a Protestant school before studying to be a reform rabbi. He recalls Christian schools offered valuable discussions with priests and missionaries.
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Cincinnati
Bombay
Saul Joe
Hebrew Union College
Jewish Institute of Religion
Joel
One-woman marionette show owner keeps going in West Orange
Nine years after her entertainment group disbanded, Jean Rapicano continues with a solo marionette program for children. She notes money is spent and gone, but the satisfaction of entertaining remains with her.
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West Orange
N.j.ap
Jean Rapicano
WVU Hospital Seeks Nursing Supervisors and RNs
Morgantown WVU Hospital opens staffing for nursing supervisors and registered nurses as it prepares to take in patients late this summer. Qualifications include bachelor of science in nursing and clinical experience. Windemuth aims to organize team nursing and ongoing in service education with a new University School of Nursing to follow.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University Hospital
Wiss Audrey Windemuth
Miss Windemuth
University School of Nursing
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Daughter Is Born To Ward Cornett Jr Family
Mr and Mrs Ward Cornett Jr of Pineville announce the birth of their sixth child a daughter born Monday at Pineville Maternity Clinic. The baby weighed six pounds fourteen and a half ounces. The Cornetts have three daughters and two sons. The maternal grandmother is Mrs W H Miller Beckley and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ward Cornett Moorehead Ky.
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Pineville
RNS
Ward Cornett Jr
Cornetts
W. H. Miller
Beckley
Ward Cornett
Moorehead
Veterans Can Borrow Up To Nine Percent From GI Policies
E F Gibbs of Beckley VA Hospital explains veterans with permanent GI life policies may borrow up to 9 percent of their cash surrender value instead of surrendering the policy. Term policies have no loan value. loans keep the policy in force but reduce death benefits if unpaid. If surrendered, insurance ceases forever and cannot be restored.
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E. F. Gibbs
Beckley Veterans Administration Hospital
Gibbs
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T. V
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Doyle Kirk
R. L. Johnson
Bobby Bates
Tunny Hunsaker
Louise Toler
Frank Henson
Ralph Fazio
Edna Janutolo
Virginia Radford
Houston Wendell
Catherine Paris
Cecil Spradlin
Charles Witt
Evelyn Hilton
Walter Beene
Dori Vaglio
Lia Vaglio
W. T. Webble
Barbara Walters
Henry Lojek
Billy Gene Henderson
George Hatfield
MR. West
Tomchin
Moran Ave
Mullens, W. Va
Wyoming
S. K. Lefler
Violet Lane
Anna Budin
Sona Sparks
George Connor
Elsie Sutphin
Billy Sumner
Medina Sexton
WVU Hospital
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