Raleigh County Board of Education approves 1966 summer and 1966 67 staff
The Raleigh County Board of Education approved summer program personnel for 1966 and listed principals for summer schools at multiple high and junior high schools. It set salary schedules under ESEA Title I for summer staff and project budgets, approved adult basic education coordinators and instructors, added several central office positions, and established 1966 67 salary terms including director and assistant director pay with travel allowances.
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Raleigh County Board of Education
ESEA
Board of Education
State Department of Education
Claude Worley
Marsh Fork High School
Aubrey Jackson
Shady Spring High
Willis Stover
Cranberry
Paul Richmond
Daniels
Frederick R. Dinkler
Dorothy
Sheldon Covey
Fairdale
Arlie D. Richmond
Ghent
Bernard F. Mills
Lester
Basil Anderson
Mabscott
Marion Brooks
Morton Reaves
Lawson Barrett
Mount View
Chauncey Craghead
Odd
M. K. Austin
Piney Oaks
Samuel Meadows
Rhodesi
James H. Redden
Richmond
Guy
J. W. Reinhart
John E. Richmond
Lacy I. Richmond
Orville F. Thomas
Thomas
Treadway
Everett R. Wickline
Jackey D. Stone
Ira H. Toler
Alto Berger
Laster
Patricia Waddell
Macie Williams
Mona Wood
Verlin H. Walker
Jarrell Hartson
Raleigh County
State Department of Vocational Education
Hartsog
Raleigh
David Shrewsberry
Mary Hogan
Regina Blanks
Alice Poindexter
Nancy Guy
James Hartson
Soak Creek
Teel
State Board of Education
Vivian Bartlett
Ruby Bowyer
Pauline Lewis
Jeanette Lilly
Rodney D. McComas
Arnold D. Massie
Olga Mastarski
Deanna Midkiff
Carol Mignor
Frances Mullaney
Abram G. Hill
A. A. Lilly
Garnet Winston
Five State Civil Service Jobs Open in WV Health Push
The West Virginia Civil Service System announces openings for five professional and technical positions with the Department of Mental Health and Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. Applications due by June 4 1966 for a June 6 unassembled exam plus a June 18 1966 test for Registrar and Records Librarian.
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West Virginia Civil Service System
Department of Mental Health
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Information and Publications Service
California Avenue
Charleston
W. Va
Deeds On File Record of Real Estate Transfers
Real estate deeds show transfers in multiple districts with prices from 800 to 6,500 dollars. Transfers include William Holmes to Roy Grant Massey and others, Azel Clay to Claude Williams, and Timothy Ward to J E Ward among several entries.
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Virginia
Carl Chambers
Ruth L
Kyle Cooke
Dewey
Louise Pegram
Ralph Woods
William T
Janice Holmes
Roy Grant
Ruby Norma Massey
Coal River
Marsh Fork
R. L
Manley Stinson
Fredrick Albert
Anna Ruth Runion
Crab Orchard Creek
Maxine McAnally
William H. Feagan
C. N
Irene Carte
John Robert
Vada
Juanita Pedro
Daniels
Shady Spring
Azel
Myrell Clay
Claude and
Gladys Williams
Clay
Branch
Big Coal River
Trap Hill
Timothy F. Ward
J. E
Bertha Ward
Raleigh-Sullivan
Fannin Resigns As P-H Scribe
Donald Fannin resigns as Beckley Post-Herald assistant editor after 14 months to become news editor at Huntington Herald-Dispatch. He and his wife Tennie, and children Greg and Linda, will move from Beckley around mid June. He previously worked in Charleston and at UPI and WCHS-TV. A native of Barboursville, he graduated from Marshall University in 1960.
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Beckley Post-Herald
Donald F. Fannin
Fannin
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Beckley
Tennie
Greg
Linda
Mankin Ave
Charleston
United Press International
Morehouse Named Beckley Mercantile Division Coordinator
Gene Morehouse was chosen Thursday as the 1966 mercantile division coordinator for the Beckley Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce. He replaces resigning John W. Kern and will work with Francis Berg of J C Penney. The group plans monthly meetings and to continue its 1966 program under chamber president Alfred T. Benton.
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Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce Mercantile Division
Gene Morehouse
Chamber
Morehouse
John W. Kern
Joe L. Smith
Mercantile Division
Alfred T. Benton
Dangerous Indian cobra inspires superstition and fear
The cobra which kills thousands annually in India is treated with superstition rather than eradication. A separate note observes how the socially marked woman with nothing to wear will feel at home on this summer's beaches.
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India
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County Board of Education
Kenneth Gross
Robert Harris
Eddiena
Shady Spring High School
CCC
Chrysanthemums
P-H
Slal As
Diana Box
Gilson
Styrafoam Ice
Main Street
Discount Aise
Prince Street