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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1947

Page

5

Orchard Expert To Be in County

E C Sherwood an authority on orchards and disease control for fruit trees will be in the Raleigh County Agricultural Agent office June 3. He will attend a field meet at 10 am in the orchard of C L Scott with a second meeting tentatively planned for 2 pm. Sherwood a West Virginia University agriculture staff member spends much time in the eastern panhandle. All interested in improving fruit production are urged to attend.

E. C. Sherwod Martinsburg Raleigh H. B. Thomas Sherwood C. L. Scott Thomas West Virginia University College of Agriculture Eastern Panhandle

Apple Harvest Festival Plans Abandoned

Martinsburg reports that all plans to revive the annual Apple Harvest Festival this Fall have been abandoned by President John L. Lightner. The festival has not been held during or since the war due to unclear circumstances.

Associated Press Martinsburg John L. Lightner Iny Organization

Permits Issued For Two New Dwellings

City recorder’s office issued building permits to Dubois Ferguson for a six room frame house on Riley Street costing about 2 dollars. Mrs William Binderman received a permit for a six room brick house on Hillpark Drive with an estimated cost of 15000 dollars.

City Recorder’s Dubois Ferguson Riley Street William Binderman Hillpark Drive

Male Chorus to Open Annual Show Tonight

The Beckley Male Chorus opens a three night stand at the Memorial Building with Mistah Bones and Mistah Jones for the Elks Shoe and Stocking Fund. Soloists include Henry Fortune and Dick Warren among others. a large cast, special numbers, and an Elks ticket goal of 3,000 with prices 1.20 for adults and 60 cents for children.

Robert Hinckley Charleston Beckley Memorial Building Elks Shoe and Stocking Fund Mistah Bones Mistah Jones Elks Shoe Raleigh Fayette Wyoming Henry Fortune Dick Warren George Hartrick Frank Elliott M. C. McCollam Eber Deem Roush Herbert F. Moore Roland Hinckley E.S. Pugh, Sr BE. S., Jr H. K. Stairs Bill Kermit Locke George Grubb A. A Buck” Ross C .R. Fatty” Harnsr Frank Hudgins A. H. McGinnis Bob Long Syra Sue al Snyder Bluefield J. Wilbur Davis Crewe Maples A. A. Ross C. W. Lovell Frank Clements Kenneth F. Humphreys T. Dickenson D. O. Means Lacy Woods Tinder R. Harnsberger R. E. Ellison W. P. J. Hall Sidney Larrick T. S. Rice G. A. Yore Roy Elkin Jay Wood Sam Williams Lloyd Hopkins Frank Thornton Sam” Raborn Melvin Tolle R. B. Armentrout Byron Baker Elks Club

Stars Entertain At Sanitarium Night of Radio Stars

Veterans and other patients at Pinecrest Sanitarium enjoyed a program by radio stars sponsored by Raleigh County Fest 32 of the American Legion. Richard Maxwell acted as MC and presented 115 radios to bedridden patients to hear the show. The Larkin Sisters and Margot Powers performed, with songs including Ave Maria.

Pinecrest Sanitarium Veterans Hospital Raleigh County American Legion Richard Maxwell Larkin Rita Cecilia Theresa Helen Margot Powers Buffalo Symphony Arthur Godfrey Columbia Broadcasting System

Hotchkiss Merchant Missing After May Departure

James Lacy Cook a Hotchkiss merchant and postmaster remains missing. Police report he left May 11 from his home to join a Mullens party bound for a Charleston road conference. He was driving a 1947 Dodge truck and his family fears foul play due to rumors he carried large sums of money.

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Safety Measures At Rhodell Noted

The No. 2 mine of the E. C. Minter Coal Company at Rhodell earned praise for over 20 safety improvements after a Federal Bureau of Mines inspection led by C. K. Parker. Upgrades include roof testing training, safety posts, better loose-roof control, continuous fan operation, a new audible warning for the No. 12 locomotive, secure blocking of cars, fewer electrical hazards, escapeway signs, and rock dust for fire protection at the fan and pumps. Parker urged further safeguards.

E. C .Minter Coal Company Rhodell Federal Bureau of Mines C. K. Parker Parker

Singers Visit Patients After Program at Hospital

Singing Sam Raborn introduced the performers who, at the request of Dr. G E Gwinn superintendent, visited bedside patients Joe Rodriguez former Flying Eagle athlete and Mrs Elsie Byrne Gold Star Mother. The radio stars then staged another program at the Memorial Building.

Sam Raborn G. E. Gwinn Joe, Rodriguez Flying Eagle Elsie Byrne Memorial Building

Safety fixes and hazard corrections in workplaces

The report notes improved safety posts and line timbers in certain working places, correction of remaining electrical hazards, and the discontinuance of dangerous haulage practices.

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