Convictions Reported in Conservation District Four
In April the Office of Capt. Raymond Eye reported thirty four convictions under conservation laws in District IV. Individuals across multiple counties faced fines up to twenty dollars for offenses including uncased guns, littering highways, burning without permits, exceeding creel limits on trout, fishing in closed streams, and illegal burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Eye
District IV
Department of Natural Resources
Roger Adams
Zenith
Monroe County
L. W. Berkel
H. M. Kramer
Union
Adams
Marcus Dickerson
Indian Mills
Roger L. Oates
H. L. Guerin
Randolph H. Miller
Oates
Guerin
Miller
Richard Clinebell
Peterstown
Gerald L. Crosier
Clinebell
Osbie Collins
Caldwell
Crosier
Manuel Stacey
Brenton
Dennis Keffer
Wyoming County
W. P. Wilson
Pineville
James R. Daniels
Stanaford
Raleigh County
L. W. Berker
Rodriguez, Beckley
Jake Martin
Neola
Greenbrier County
Berkel
James Arbooye
Martin Martin
Jack Haynes
Charles Bare
William R. Martin
Donald Green
Murl D. Boothe
Frankford
Green
Greenbrier
Roy Blankenship
Boyd George
Hines
R. L. Thomas
J. Wallace Williams
Rupert
Ray Stover
Saxon
Raleigh
Donald Greene
Thomas Lafferty
Edgar Stanley
W. H. Gilpin
Stanley
Jim Belcher
Princeton
Jessie Mullins
Newhall
McDowell County
Pete Beavers
C. M. Hayslette
War
Yde Thompson
Eckman
Arena
Beavers
A. M. St. Clair
Welch
Jerry Hagerman
Yukon
Ralph Lester
Panther
W. P. Dale
Bradshaw
Bobbie Ratliff
Dale
Bea
F. W. McDowell
H. C. Bennett
Roy Graham
Mullens
Ivan B. Pizzino
Pizzino
Wilson
George Cook
Rockview
Talmadge Ramsey
Faxton Blankenship
Hanover
Albert Mullins
Saeger
R. R. Deitz
Lawrence Beavers
Jolo
Deitz
W. P.dale
Doctor's Mailbag Offers Longevity, Rabies, Digestive Tips
A patient asks how long one can live after a severe heart attack and if chest pain can stem from other causes. The doctor notes outcomes vary, stresses hygiene, and advises nitroglycerin for true angina. He explains rabies transmission, including rarer inhalation in bat caves, and that birds do not carry it. He also explains intestinal growling and dietary tips for a mother of four, plus a note on idiopathic epilepsy meaning unknown cause.
Daylight Saving Time Delays Local Mail Delivery
The article notes that DST causes late mail in local areas with some mail arriving after the day’s processing due to the one hour loss when changing from Eastern Standard Time. Harry Ballou, assistant superintendent of Mails, explains ongoing delays as EST areas persist in some regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Post Office
Harry Ballou
Quarterly Meet at The Holiness Church on Ringleden Street
The Holiness Church of Jesus on Ringleden Street holds a quarterly council Friday through Sunday with General Bishop John C. Stewart and Bishop W. M. Scott presiding. Sessions close Friday. Saturday is Mission Day and Sunday is Young People’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness Church of Jesus
Ringleden Street
John C. Stewart
W. M. Scott
Gas Cooking Popularity Hits Two Thirds of Homes in 1960
In 1960 nearly two thirds of U S homes used gas for cooking, up from under half two decades earlier. The shift reflects growing adoption of natural gas as a common kitchen fuel across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Deeds On File Record of Real Estate Transactions
Real estate transfers recorded in the county clerk office include several transactions: E E Maynor to Hubert Bennett and Elsie Bennett for property in Rhodell Slab Fork District at 2000 dollars. Lawrence Warden and Deena Warden to Norman Utz and Ada G Utz for property in Beckley Town District at 5500 dollars. Bennie Wakefield to Mary Lee McGhee Wakefield for Beckley property. E A Toney and Ruth Toney to Veda Ann Toney for Prosperity Town District at 100 dollars. R F Benedict and Mayme E Benedict to Mason M Meadows and Irene Meadows for Maxwell Hill Town District at 1800 dollars. Lakie Stubbs to Beatrice McKinney and Amos McKinney for Town District. Bess Pearl Kallam to Robert Joseph Fink and Norma Jean Fink for Sophia Town District at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Maynor
Hubert Bennett
Elsie J. Bennett
Bert Johns
Mattie Johns
Clifton Lilly
Martha Lilly
Rhodell
Slab Fork
Lawrence Warden
Deena Warden
Norman Utz
Ada G. Utz
Beckley
Bennie Wakefield
Mary Lee McGhee Wakefield
E. A. Toney
Ruth Toney
Veda Ann Toney
R. F. Benedict
Mayme E. Benedict
Mason M. Meadows
Irene Meadows
Maxwell Hill
Lakie Stubbs
Beatrice McKinney
Amos McKinney
C. B. Kallam
Bess Pearl Kallam
Robert Joseph Fink
Norma Jean Fink
Sophia
Al Capone Plaque Sparks Alcatraz Commission Talk
The House voted to form a five member panel to consider placing a plaque on a cell at Alcatraz reading Al Capone slept here. San Francisco area lawmakers received many ideas on the prison’s fate, ranging from sensible to ridiculous, and urged a neutral group to sift through them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
Alcatraz
al Capone
San Francisco
Founders Day program by Zi Chapter at Beckley Hotel
Delta Kappa Gamma Society Zi Chapter celebrates Founders Day with the theme Our Heritage in the El Toro Room Beckley Hotel. Mrs Bess Kate Snyder Mrs James Ruth Brown and Miss Mona Wood portray past, present, and future visions while the organization reviews its Texas 1929 origins 80 000 members and its aims to foster professional spirit aid teachers through scholarships and raise educational standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Beckley
el Toro
Bess Kate Snyder
James
Ruth) Brown
Mona Wood
Texas
Officers To Be Elected By Curtain Callers Of Beckley
The Curtain Callers of Beckley will elect officers and a 14 member board for the 1963 64 season at their annual general meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m The Playhouse William G Snyder president announced A nominating committee headed by James Wheeler will present a slate of five officers and 14 directors plus an immediate past president serving as 20th member per by laws
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Playhouse
William G. Snyder
James Wheeler
Thomas Mahan
Archie Ellenbogen
Muriel Hodel
Sophia Officials To Seek Re-Election
Town officials of Sophia reveal they will seek nominations at the Citizens party convention on May 13 at 7 p.m. at Town Hall. Mayor James Salyers, Recorder James B. Deck, and council members Fred X. Williams, C. C. Ryles, Walter Tolliver, Donald Stone, and John D. Branham plan to run. Voters go to the polls June 4 with convention results due to Town Recorder Deck by May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Citizens Party
Town Hall
James Salyers
James B. Deck
Fred X. William
C. C. Ryles
Walter Tolliver
Donald Stone
John D. Branham
Powers Injured At Coal Company Work Site
Homer Powers a 37 year old resident of Kingston is in satisfactory condition at Beckley Memorial Hospital after being admitted at 9 40 a m Monday for injuries to his left thigh and hip sustained while working at the Southern I Coal Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Powers
Kingston
Beckley Memorial Hospital
Southern iCoal Corporation
Beck ley Raleigh Chamber discusses West Virginia Turnpike motel
A special Beck ley Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held at noon Wednesday to discuss a proposed motel on the West Virginia Turnpike near the Glass House. Chamber managing director Robert F. Hamilton invites interested businessmen restaurateurs and motel operators. The Turnpike Commission meets May 23 to decide on a 100 unit motel on private property near the Glass House. Charleston City Manager B I Gentry considers building a $260 000 structure on 27 acres of the John Shumate farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia Turnpike
Glass House
Chamber
Robert F. Hamilton
West Virginia Turnpike Commission
Charleston
B. I. Gentry
John Shumate
South Pole basks in midsummer sunlight more than anywhere
In midsummer the South Pole experiences the longest continuous daylight of any location on Earth, receiving extended sunlight while the rest of the planet has shorter days. This astronomical phenomenon highlights polar summer conditions and their impact on local environments and research stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pole
Earth
Thompson Denies Ties to Lake Levy Opposition
Beckley VFW leader Paul Thompson states he is not connected to the fight against the Lake Levy. The former commander made the remark from a hospital bed where he has been confined for a week. Earlier he had suggested the VFW would oppose the levy, but the group did not mobilize as a unified opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thompson
Beckley
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lew Sheffler
Lake Levy
Thompson
VFW
Stotesbury Group Convenes Tonight
The Stotesbury Improvement Association meets at 7:30 p.m. in the association hall. Members urged to attend and new members invited to help promote Coal Town Museum as a tourist attraction. Dues are 25 cents monthly or 2.50 annually. honorary membership is 1 dollar per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotesbury
ANS
Midkiff Elected Secretary of West Virginia Medical Technologists
Beckley resident Al Midkiff of Pinecrest Sanitarium is chosen secretary of the West Virginia State Society of Medical Technologists at a Clarksburg convention. Miss Carolyn Snider of Morgantown is president, Mrs. Wilamine Wykle of South Charleston treasurer, and Miss Rosemary Markle of Parkersburg a board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
al Midkiff
Pinecrest Sanitarium
West Virginia
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Conservation
Shady Spring
Joe Rodriguez
Beckey
Carolyn Maynor
Mary Lou Kelly
Orchard Ave
Mark Dewayne Miller
James Miller
MacArthur
Raleigh County Vocational Technical Center
Wayne Brandstadt
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
Brandstadt
All Sophia
Powers
Plymouth
America
Plymouth-Valiant
Barehart
Chrysler
Second Street
Canterbury Motor Coo
Mount Hope
City Auto Service, Inc
Levy
Midkiff
YeLlOwstone
Kentucky
Yellowstone Distillery CO
Louisville
Owensboro
Sevin
UCC
Blue Dragon
J. M. Harris & Co., Inc
Roanoke, Virginia
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