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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1947

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Manslaughter Charge in Road Death at Oak Hill

Ralph Settle of Oak Hill is held on a 1000 dollar bond awaiting grand jury action after a crash near the Honey Creek bridge on Route 19 21 that killed Floyd James 22. James cousin Anthony Zamonek 16 remains unconscious at Oak Hill Hospital. Police say Settle claims being forced off the road by another car. no trace of a second vehicle found. Levi Shrewsbury Jr 20 was admitted to Taylor-Dearing Hospital after a log wedge struck his leg during work.

Register Oak Hill Ralph Settle H. Level Settle Fayetteville F. E. Springer Floyd James Honey Creek Springer Anthony Zamonek James Pital Mullens Levi Shrewsbury, Jr Levi Shrewsbury Odd Taylor-Dearing Hospital

Miner Fined for Carrying Matches in Oak Hill Mine

Oak Hill news records Frank Widay of Carlisle fined $10 and costs for carrying matches at the Oakwood mine on May 16. Trial held Tuesday. Sammy McDaniel of Carlisle fined $15 and costs for assaulting Madge Gunn on May 20. Thomas Llewellen of Minden fined $10 after pleading not guilty to refusing to fight a forest fire. Hardy Dunbar of Kincaid and David W. Law of Spencer found guilty of speeding, each fined $10 and costs. Glenn Ellison of Oak Hill fined $10 and costs after pleading not guilty to speeding.

Register Oak Hill Frank Widay Carlisle W. H. Level Oakwood Sammy McDaniel Madge Gunn Thomas Llewellen Minden Hardy Dunbar Kincaid David W. Law Spencer Glenn Ellison

Farm Women Plan June Camp at 4-H Camp

Farm Women's Camp is scheduled for June 16 at the 4-H camp. A planning committee of Mrs. Roy Cottle Mrs. E W Amick Mrs. Walter Warren Mrs. Henryates Mrs A E Whanger Miss Frances Warren Miss Lucile Hodkins and Miss Clifton Dotson met in the extension offices. The Baptist camp shares study periods and chapel services with joint Bible study 8:30 to 9:20 a m and vesper services in the evening. Planned projects include shell jewelry weaving leather craft and nature study for the Farm Women's Club.

Register Fayetteville Roy Cottle E. W. Amick Walter Warren Arrowhead Telub Henryates Dempsey Club A. E Whanger Frances Warren Baptist Training Camp Lucile Hodkins Clifton Dotson Farm Women’s Club

New Third Party Will Seek Ansted Offices

Ansted voters will choose in the June 3 municipal election with three parties nominating candidates. The Progressive party heads Mayor WG Skaggs and lists Nyra Wiseman as recorder and six council hopefuls. The Veterans' Party is led by Eugene R. Vawter with Ballard Smith as recorder and five council nominees. The Peoples' Party ticket is led by J H Keffer with Nyra Wiseman as recorder and six council candidates. Election officials include H H Wills, Marjorie Steele as clerks and Lillian Craige, Hester Skaggs, Robert O'Dell as commissioners.

Register Ansted Progressive Party WG. Skaggs Nyra Wiseman Recorder Pitt Dotson Tom Grimmett Joel Taylor Sammy Woods Frank Johnson Veterans’ Party Eugene R. Vawter Ballard Smith

Coroner's Jury Rules Tennant Murdered At Rock Lick Fork

Lovell Tennant a 52 year old Kilsyth miner was found dying on a Rock Lick Fork railroad track and died hours later. A coroner jury ruled death by unknown persons with autopsy showing head blunt force trauma. Investigation ongoing no arrests. Funeral at 2 p m Thursday at his father Joe Tennant's Kilsyth home with Moose Lodge graveside rites.

Register Oak Hill Lovell Tennant Kilsyth G. T. Davis Rock Lick Fork Page Davis Joe Tennant W. W. Pharr Moose Lodge

Elsworth Service Held Thursday for Daniel Barker

Ansted burial rites for Daniel Elsworth Barker 83 will be Thursday at 1 30 p m at his daughter's Ansted home conducted by Rev Charles Stephenson and Rev Stanley Neuinann Surviving are two sons Cecil of Washington DC and Chalmer H of Ansted and two daughters Mrs Robie Hedrick of Orange Cove and Mrs Hurley Bowyer of Mt Hope Burial will be at West Lake Cemetery

Register Ansted Daniel Elsworth Barker Elizabeth Smith Dietz Charles Stephenson Stanley Neuimann Barker Robie ‘Hedrick Orange Chalmer H West Lake Cemetery

Baby Lynn Gay Stewart is welcomed in Mullens home

A tacit note records the birth of Lynn Gay Stewart to Mrs. L. C. Stewart of West Mullens after returning from Kingsport Tennessee. The naming ceremony was held at Mrs. Effie Delp’s Moran Avenue home with co hosts and a long list of attendees who sent gifts.

W Register Mullens L. C. Stewart West Mullens Kingsport Tenn Lynn Gay Stewart Effie Delp Moran Avenue Perry Evans Mae Belcher Carl Gentry Sam Foglesong Frances Hamlin Delp Eddie Pryor Carrot Worrell Clifford Phillips Roger E. Pritchett Ray Toler Harry H. Mounts Lula Lutas James A. Peterfish Woodrow W. Cook Mac Davis M. M. Shumate Eesie White Flarry McNult Marian Griffin Bill Smith Ray Bowling Ted Jeffcoate Elbert Humphrey Dave Arnold Bertha Farmer W. A. Delp Kay Gentry

Rites Held Sunday for Fayette Woman

Fayetteville report notes the burial of Mrs. Ernie Kosnoski Mullins after funeral services at Chestnut Knob Baptist Church led by Rev. M. J. Miller. Survived by husband James Mullins and four children Paul Alfreda Jake and Freddie, with multiple siblings and pallbearers. Also mentions Virgil Smoot Jr. sustaining a fractured leg delivering newspapers on Park Avenue.

Fayetteville Ernie, Kosnoski Mullins Adam Mary Kosnoski Chestnut Knob Bapist Church M. J Miller Beckley Mullins James Paul Alfreda Jake Freddie Adam Kosnoski Stonnie Kosnoski East Hempstead N. Y Stella Benett Roanoke Mary Atkins Carbon Anne Fields Edna Willis Oak Hill Barbara Sheaves Helen Hall Melish Gilkerson Layland Heights Bill Sheaves Tom Atkins Howard Hall Russell Willis Vic Gilkerson Allen Gravely Virgil Smoot, Jr Bessie Y. Smoot Heber Street Park Avenue Raleigh General Hospital

Mount Hope High Teacher Will Marry Howard Lynch

Evelyn Duncan, Mount Hope High School teacher for nearly five years, will wed Howard Lynch in a double ring ceremony at St. Thomas Episcopal Church on Tuesday June 10 at 6 30 p m Rev Griffin C Callahan will officiate The couple will honeymoon in Pennsylvania and Baltimore after a reception at the bride's home A wedding shower for the bride is planned in White Sulphur Springs on June 6.

Mount Hope Evelyn Duncan Earl Duncan White Sulphur Springs Howard Lynch White Sulphur Griffin C. Callahan St. Thomas Episcopal Church Baltimore Mr. Hope C. E. Jones C. W. Neely P. H. Garrett Bill Martin Mack Hess Virginia Duckworth Margaret Darnall Jack Rapp BE. K. White Leroy Thompson Cedar Rapids Iowa

Two Girls Receive Perfect Attendance Certificates

Jean Perdue and Marie Mann, third graders at Glen Morrison School in Sabine and Ravencliff respectively, will receive perfect attendance certificates. Jean attended every day. Marie earned two terms with no absences. Both are pupils of Mrs. Darrel V. McGraw.

Jean Perdue Wilson Perdue Glen Morrison School Sabine Marie Mann Donald Mann Ravencliff Darrel V. McGraw

Lumberman Ed Gunnoe Dies After Illness in Pineville

Mullens report states Ed Gunnoe a 65 year old Wyoming County lumberman died at his Pineville home at 11 45 am after several weeks of heart illness. He leaves a wife four sons and eight stepchildren. Body sent to Robertson and Foglesong Funeral Home for arrangements.

Register Mullens Ed Gunnoe Wyoming County Pineville Robertson and Foglesong

Minstrel Show Will Have All Male Cast

Ansted High School presents its annual minstrel with an all male cast on Thursday May 22 in the school auditorium. Afternoon and evening shows are scheduled with admission at 30 and 50 cents. The program features the one act play Lowsy What A Night with the school band and quartet. Interlocutor Rodney Upton leads. endmen are Joe Johnson Herman Hawger John ny Cashion and Kyle McGraw. Songs include Linda Sweet Georgia Brown April Showers May Mammy By the Light of the Silvery Moon Old Black Joe Old Folks at Home Alexander s Ragtime Band and Tea for Two.

Register Ansted Rodney Upton Joe ‘Johnson Herman Hawger Johnny Cashion Kyle McGraw Linda Alexander

Laundryman Hoy Pleads In Permitting Poker Game

Mullens Chinese laundry operator Adam Hoy and five locals were arrested Sunday night by Patrolman Haynes Davidson. Hoy, advised by Peter Hypes, appeals a charge of permitting a game of chance at his Howard Avenue establishment. The five co defendants forfeited $10 bonds for failing to appear. Local officers identified Ed McCreary J Eddie Lawson Jr Bill Cretisinger C C Gentry and Earl Newsom.

Register Mullens Adam Hoy Hoy Arested Haynes Davidson Peter Hypes Howard Avenue City Hall Ed McCreary J. Eddie Lawson, Jr Bill Cretisinger C. C. Gentry Earl Newsom

Permit Issued for Store at Mullens

A one story frame grocery and confectionery store will be built on Lot 8 Center Street Mullens. Mrs Ira Grene received the permit from City Clerk G B Mc Graw. The 16 by 20 foot building, estimated at $1000, has foundation work already started.

Mullens Register Center Street Ira Grene G. B. McGraw Green

Mullens Lad Hurt in Bike Mishap

Kyle Allen Mullens, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blake of South Mullens, received treatment at Taylor-Dearing Hospital for possible skull fracture and minor injuries after his bicycle collided with a moving truck yesterday evening in Mullens. The bicycle was severely damaged. truck driver identified as E Talmin of Beckley.

Mullens Kyle Allen Russell Blake South Mulens Taylor-Dearing Fospital E-Tal Min

Mullens Adopts Utility Code and Bus Stop Changes

Mullens council introduced the first reading of an ordinance based on the 1947 National Electrical Code. The meeting also reported a bus stop at Mullens Cut-Rate Store on Guyandotte Avenue to be discontinued and a stop moved to Kidd's Place. A South Mullens road enforcement request was raised by Richard Kidd. C A Welch, dismissed by Virginian Railway in 1935 for union activity, won $660.19 in federal court and $1,000 expenses to be deducted from earnings during dismissal, leaving $660.19.

Register Mullens Bernard Stone City Electrical F Council Guyandotte Avenue South Mullens Perry Cook Kidd C. A. Welch Virginian Railway Company Sterling Hutcheson U. S. District Court Norfolk Welch National Railroad Readjust

Three Hurt When Truck Overturns Near Helen

Former Mullens athletes F. S. Caffee Jr and Harlowe Sheets and Leon Ford of Oak Hill escaped serious injuries when their truck overturned on state route 16 near Helen on Tuesday night. The driver reportedly lost control on rough road on a sharp curve and there was no warning sign. The vehicle was badly damaged and the trio received minor cuts and bruises treated locally.

By. Register Mullens F. S. Caffee, Jr Harlowe Sheets Leon Ford Oak Hill Jin Helen

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