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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1936

Page

4

Beckley boosters urged to turn on the charm for visitors

The Beckley chamber of commerce plans to heighten the citys appeal to travelers by promoting southern hospitality and a welcoming atmosphere. Veterans are advised on Farm Credit options to buy farms with loans up to 75 percent, while the millinery trade anticipates a production upswing as hats move beyond odds and ends.

Beckley Knights of the Grip West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Farm Credit Administration W. S. Myers

Federal Writers Project Probes Haunted Willow Springs Tale

A San Francisco report says the New Deal Federal Writers Project may be the era's biggest debunking effort as unemployed writers gather data on U S scenic sites botany geology and history. A Willow Springs report adds the project investigated the local haunting lore and found the spirit is real only as folklore.

United States California San Francisco Federal Writers Willow Springs

Spirit of the White Ox draws tourists to Willow Springs

A discussion notes that WPA researchers proved the white ox legend at local springs is folklore, yet the myth still profits Willow Springs California as guides promote authentic local traditions to attract visitors seeking Indian battle sites and wishing wells.

California Willow Springs

Merit system in government personnel urged by professionals

Interest in government affairs now centers on public service personnel and merit. The Fort Pierce Tribune notes growing government complexity and costs demand qualified professionals and public minded appointments. It urges unity among professional and civic groups to push for merit adoption and proper funding for personnel agencies.

Civil Service Commissioners Fort Pierce Fla Tribune

Hoover and Cummings Paint Broad Roosevelt Defense in Keynotes

Washington observers note advance samples for major party keynote speeches arguing a broad attack on the Roosevelt administration. Hoover’s Philadelphia address cites the New Deal’s achievements, while Connecticut AG Homer Cummings outlines banking reform, CCC, HOLC, deposit insurance, TVA, and trade as core themes.

Washington Roosevelt Homer Cummings Connecticut CCC Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Deposit Isurance TVA Hoover Senator Barkley Kentucky Cummings Barkley Senate Mr. Hoover Steiner Stywere Oregon

Manhattan wagers and Jamaica track tale ends in psych ward

A note to Alex Yokel recalls a Broadway show joke as a Jamaica track spree ends with a man in Bellevue Hospital. From $20 to $1,700 after five straight winners, he loses control with drinks and bravado, later found with a racing form proving seven Jamaica winners. The piece also touches seamen guides, Finland debt, and California lore.

New York Alex Yokel Broadway Bellevue Hospital Jamaica

Templars Name Mount Hope Man

Huntington West Virginia May 22 Charles E Morrison of Parkersburg became Grand Commander of the Knights Templar of West Virginia yesterday as the order prepared to close its two day conclave Other newly elected officers are William A Beavers Grafton deputy grand commander M W Dugan Huntington grand generalissimo E H Bitner Martinsburg grand captain general E V King Charleston grand senior warden Bishop W L Gravatt Charleston grand prelate Thomas G Strickler Pennsboro grand treasurer Henry F Smith Fairmont grand recorder Robert C Linsley Wheeling grand standard bearer James W Carter Clarksburg grand sword bearer Thomas L Feazell Mount Hope grand warden and M W Stroehman Parkersburg grand captain of the guard

Associated Press Huntington W. Va Charles E. Morrison Parkersburg Knights Templar of West Virginia William A. Beavers Grafton M. W. Dugan E. H. Bitner Martinsburg E. V. King Charleston W. L. Gravatt Charleson Thomas G. Strickler Pennsboro Henry F.smith Fairmont Robert C. Linsley Wheeling James W. Carter Clarksburg Thomas L. Feazell Mount Hope M. W. Stroehman

Mark Twain Cousin Dies in Butler Pa

George Clemens 82, a cousin of Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain, died in Butler hospital after living on a houseboat near Emlenton for two decades. Funeral arrangements are led by Logan K. Clemens of Pittsburgh. He was unmarried and survived by nephews and nieces in Pittsburgh and New York City.

Associated Press Butler George Clemens Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain Emlenton Logan K. Clemens Pittsburgh New York City

High School Debut Play The Little Princess Hindu Role

Melvin Douglas appeared in his first stage performance in high school playing a Hindu character in a production titled The Little Princess.

Melvin Douglas Little Princess

Hollywood Studio Life Moves Between On Location and Backlot

Hollywood studios push autumn projects during lull of summer heat. Barbara Stanwyck and Gene Raymond re unite for Marry the Girl on a sound stage set with New Year eve vibes. On location teams scout desert and ranch spots for The Garden of Allah and The Count of Arizona while Ramona and We Went to College stage scenes off the main lot to evoke college spirit.

Hollywood Barbara Stanwyck Gene Raymond Miss Stanwyck Raymond Ned Sparks Garden of Allah Marlene Dietrich Yuma Texas Ranger Texas Gallup N. M Jack Oakie Arizona Francis Lederer Billie Burke da Lupiro Fred Stone Ramona Loretta Young Don Ameche Kent Taylor Hugh Herbert

Summerlee Highlights And North Appalachian Social Notices

Miss Mary Pine and her sister from Mississippi visit Dr. W. P. Bittinger in Summersville as a Scarbro resident returns to Charleston after visiting Mrs. W. M. Hightower and family. Local ladies auxiliary gathering attendees include Mrs. A. R. Long Mrs. A. J. Bishop Mrs. H. G. McGinley Mrs. W. P. Bittinger Mrs. R. C. Russell and Miss Wallie Marvin.

Mary Pine Mississippi W. P. Bittinger Scarbro Cecil Smith Charleston W. M. Hightower A. R. Long A. J. Bishop H. G. McGinley R. C. Russell Wallie Marvin

Goon Weather in VY Margaret Bell Houston

Dirk Joris resolves to confront Hope in her room and uncover her secret as Hope becomes the wife of Rupert who is ill. Hope’s chauffeur reports hearing a man’s voice in Hope’s room, but no trace is found. Dirk shows clear interest in Hope himself, complicating affairs in Adirondacke.

Dirk Joris Hope Dirk Rupert Gocumenes Adirondacke Artin Mary Mrs. Joris Margaret Bell Houston

Haunting Room Ties Hope to Fear and Revolver

Dirk confronts Hope about a revolver and a ghostly threat in the haunted tower room. Rupert may hold the weapon at camp while Nora keeps quiet. Hope denies fear but remains unsettled as Dirk urges medical advice and comfort. Mary offers quiet, loyal aid amid growing tension in the Joris household.

Tora Nora Dirk

Summerlee UMW Elects Officers At Tuesday Meeting

Miss Lula Lewis visited relatives in Beck ley and Alderson over the weekend. The Summerlee UMW auxiliary held a Tuesday afternoon meeting with officers elected: G. S. Harshbarger president, Walter Hess vice president, H. H. Grubbs treasurer. Visitors came from Minden and Lochgelly. Baptismal services at Bethel Baptist church were conducted Sunday by Rev. John Williams of Pax Branch. 24 members were baptized.

Scarbro Presbyterian Church Lula Lewis Beckley Alderson Summerlee G. S. Harshbarger Walter Hess H. H. Grubbs Minden Lochgelly Bethel Baptist Church John Williams Pax Branch J. E. Lemore Morgantown Mr. Lemore Mack Lemore Haskell McCormack Charleston Bill Hager

Wrestling in Chicago Gets Gimmick Backlash and Knotted Ring

A Chicago event where unorthodox tactics and crowd antics disrupted the main bout as fans noted nuts and bolts tossed into the ring. Promoters condemned the interference while wrestlers urged safety, promising tighter controls at future shows. Local officials warned of penalties for dangerous stunts.

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