Deeds On File Across County Clerk Records
A long list of land transactions shows Willie G. Havens and Dorothy V. Havens selling to Mid-State Homes Inc. for 125 dollars in Town District, plus numerous other deeds filed in Beckley, Shady Spring, Slab Fork, Lilly Midway, and surrounding districts. Names include Cooper, Green, Meyers, Kincaid, Lilly, McGraw, Ferrell, Bare, Collins, McDaniel, Ashworth, Akers, Fekete, Thomas, and many others with property in Town District, Shady Spring District, Slab Fork District, and related areas, prices ranging from 50 to 17,500 dollars. Document records reflect transfers to individuals and entities, dates not specified, for parcels in Beckley, Daniels, Glen Morgan, Crab Orchard, Lilly Heights, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie G
Dorothy V. Havens
Mid-State Homes, Inc
Nellie B. Cooper
Harold Boeig
H. Et Rose Mae Ate
Shady Spring
Lorenzo
Dorothy Green
Jack and
Virgie Thomas
Beckley
Iris Meyers
Samuel Meyers
Thomas F .Hall
Daniels
Shady
L. L
Dora Ashworth
George R. Sledge
Flat Top Lake
Helen A. Wilson
Helen K. Wilson
C. A
Fay Akers
Sam
Dorothy Farley
Lenore
McPherson
Gulf Highway
Sophia
Slab Fork
Louis
Mary Agnes Pietrantozzi
Garnetta Buckland
J. H. Lilly Land Co
Mary Catus
Epperly Winding Gulf
Georgia Golda Eaton
Ernest Eaton
Carrie Luella
Kenneth Cline
Surveyor
Trap Hill
Steve
Julia Fekete
James Fekete
Crab Orchard
Harry Bailey
Wilma Bailey
Audie J. Wilson
Reble Thomas
James F
Hazel Marie Jarrett
Wilson E
Reta Milam
Willa M
Pascal Meadows
Terrill G. Todd
Glade Creek
Richmond
Wilcox Industries, Inc
Drema Sue
Carlos Dean Bias
Hazel Virginia Hodges
Coal City
Co. C. Tackett Jr
Walter and
Vivian Shrewsbury
George H. Olson
Eris Olson
Ann Olson
Wilfred J. Falconer
Lilly Heights
Beulah M
Claredon L. Wilkinson
Cecil E
W. Faye Huffman
Whitestick Creek
James and
Antoinette Alimo
W. E
Helen Virginia Tilson
Cecil H
Beulah F. Shirkey
Woodrow W
Lara M. McClure
H. A. Hamilton
Richard Earl
Lola Alice Lively
Howard E
Jessie Lambert
Carl Eldridge
Margaret Lambert
Clarence L. Bibb
Dennis M
Louise Thomas Leary
Raleigh
Charles A
Mary C. Lively
Juan Antonio
Rosalia Salgado
Daphine Miller Cole
Lacy F. Cole
Vada Miller Cannady
Dell Miller
Diffy Miller
Rowland Land Co
Appalachian Power Co
Marsh Fork
Bobby J
Lena Meadows
Joseph L. Hurley
Henry
Stella Brown
Elmer
Ellen
Eccles
W. H
Mary L. Bryson
Ernest
Cora Frances
Maple Meadow
The
New River Co
Chris and
Zola L. Fotos
Cranberry Town
Odessa Willis Lewis
James A. Copley
Glen Morgan
H. B
Gladys Akers
Grover E
Louise A. Davis
Lawrence W. Davis
Beekeepers Resolve 10000 Bees on Car in Hartford
Hartford man Wil lie L Huguley came home late to find about 10000 bees swarming his car. Two beekeepers captured the queen bee and lured the rest into a portable hive, ending the buzzing ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Willie L. Huguley
Huguley
Remodeling at Sophia First Baptist Church Complete
Sophia First Baptist Church has a remodeled interior with painting costing about 1000 dollars. Mrs. Raymond Rose, general chairman, notes women’s groups painted while Men of the Church did remodeling. The project adds a new kitchen with wood shelves and funds came from circles and freewill offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia’s
First Baptist Church
Raymond Rose
Rose
Jimmy Hunt
James Kaylor
Dewey Wilson
First Baptist Church of Sophia
F. M. Lilly
State To Host Ist Community Developers Meet
State hosts the Ist Community Developers Meet at West Virginia University July 18 19 with Dr John J Harvey WVU extension training leader announcing plans. C T Shackelford SECDA leader and Beckley Rural Development Council manager will open the conference highlighting Patterns and Designs in Land use Patterns. Dr Paul A Miller WVU president closes with The Challenge to the Southeast at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Community Development Association
West Virginia University
John J. Harvey
WVU
C. T. Shackelford
Beckley Area Rural Development Council
SECDA
Paul A. Miller
Activated Oxygen Devices May Not Aid Respiration
Reader questions cover activated oxygen devices for asthma and hay fever failing FDA tests in court ruling. Also notes on MG research at Bethesda and drug counterfeiting fraud. Advice urges buying from trusted local pharmacists and reporting counterfeit sources to the FDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Thomas Hyman
M. D
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New Jersey
Federal District Court
Food and Drug Administration
F.D.A
Agriculture ministry urges goat breeders to register
In Nottingham England the Agricultural Ministry called on all goat breeders to register after finding goat milk consumption may benefit asthma hay fever and stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
England
UPT
The
Agricultural Ministry
Bradley PTA Elects Officers for 1962 63
Bradley Elementary School Parent Teacher Association names Flavel McNeely president for 1962 63. Willis Davis is elected vice president and Mrs D W Bryson serves as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavel McNeely
Bradley
Willis Davis
D. W. Bryson
Methodist Men Name New Officers in Sophia
SOPHIA RNS Bill Euchler will serve as president of the Sophia Methodist Men's organization. Other officers elected at a Saturday covered dish dinner were Estil Meadows vice president William Williamson secretary and C J Kirby Jr treasurer. John Hartson principal of Stamford Elementary School was guest speaker on What I Believe. Dr Walter Griswold pastor of Beckley First Christian Church presented slides of foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
RNS
Bill Euchler
Sophia Methodist
Estil Meadows
William Williamson
C. J. Kirby Jr
John Hartson
Stamford
Walter Griswold
First Christian Church of
Beckley
West Virginia oil and gas fields map released
The West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey issues a revised Map of Oil and Gas Fields of West Virginia. Directed by Dr. Paul H. Price and edited by William K. Overbey Jr the colored map shows fields pipelines storage plants refineries compressor stations and anticline and syncline axes with producing horizons and depths. Prepublication orders have come in from Morgantown offices as interest runs high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey
West Virginia
Paul H. Price
William K. Overbey Jr
Geological Survey
Morgantown
Scout James Snider Wins 1962 Bibb Memorial Award
James Snider 15, son of Earl and wife of 208 Beaver Ave, is the 1962 Bibb Memorial Award winner. He will spend two weeks at the national Boy Scout Ranch near Cimarron New Mexico starting July 19. Snider is an Eagle Scout of Troop 6 First Baptist Church and holds the God and Country Award and 1959 Troop 6 Scout of the Year honor. He serves as assistant lodge chief of Hytone Lodge Order of the Arrow and is active in Baptist Youth Fellowship and Woodrow Wilson High School where he is a sophomore in Key and Science Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibb
Camp Philmont
N. M
James Snider
Earl Snider
Beaver Ave
Cimarron
James
First Baptist Church
Hytone Lodge
Order of the Arrow
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Woodrow Wilson High School
E. E. Bibb
Beckley
Thomas Bibb
Gelatin as An Artful Kitchen Staple Across Seasons
Gelatin, mainly from veal and beef tissue, was first made in 1681 by a Frenchman and has evolved from costly to affordable. The guide explains two types, plain uncolored and dessert powder, and details ways to set, mold, and unmold gelatin dishes, including jellied soups, con somme, and Bavarian cream with variations using fruits, meat, or fish.
4-H Leaders At State Meet In Jackson's Mill
Six local leaders left Beckley to attend the State 4-H Leaders Conference at Jackson's Mill. Participants include Mrs. Carl Burns president of Raleigh County 4-H Leaders Association, Charles Smith Beckley teaching handicraft, Mrs. John Pate Daniels water safety instructor, Mrs. Anthony DeMaiori Beckley state water safety instructor, Mrs. James Hel Bolt, and Mrs. Ramona Acord. Clarence Wooten Raleigh County 4-H agent says the conference aims to train new leaders and refresh current volunteers for local clubs during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Jackson's Mill
Carl Burns
Raleigh County
Charles Smith
John Pate
Daniels
Anthony DeMaiori
James Hel. Bolt
Ramona Acord
Clarence Wooten
4-H
AF Enlists Four Men at Beckley Station
Four men enlisted in the Air Force at the Main Recruiting Station in Beckley on May 7 and 8. They are Robert E. Kirkbride of Marietta Ohio Fred R. Penix of Marmet Harold Joe Hudson of Gallagher and Richard C. Rhodes of Parkersburg. They departed for basic training at Lackland AFB Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Beckley
Robert E. Kirkbride
Pearly Kirkbride
Marietta
Ohio
Fred R. Penix
Arlela Penix
Marmet
Harold Joe Hudson
Ethel Hamm
Gallagher
Richard C. Rhodes
Orda C. Rhodes
Pakersburg
Lackland Afb
Texas
Rum Brandy Layered Gelatin Mold Serves Eight
A dessert recipe instructs folding heavy cream into a gelatin mix and setting in a wet mold. Alternate layers with eight broken maroon macaroons or lady fingers soaked in rum sherry or brandy, then chill thoroughly. Serve with berries stewed fruit or whipped cream. If macaroons are omitted, 1 2 cupful ground almonds may be used.
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Freewill Baptist Church of
Romy Hampton
Lucille Hurt
Woodrow Jones
Millard Powers
Bonnie Jones
Sophia First Baptist Church
Milford Lacy
Brenda
SECCA
Virginia
Kentucky
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Land-Grant College
Forest Norman
Little Rock
Ark
Leonard Rogers
Knoxville, Tenn
Malcolm Mason
Lexington
William E. Nash
Knoxville Chamber of Commerce
Conrad Taeuber
Washington, D. C
U. S. Bureau of Census
Herbert H. Smith
West Trenton
N. J
Herbert H. Smith Associates
John Larson
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Co
S. Howard Evans
National Chamber of Commerce
John C. Pontius
Philadelphia
National Institute For Neurological Diseases
Bethesda 14
Maitland Baldwin
M.D
Dr. Hyman
Raleigh Register
Dept
Radio City
New York
N. Y
Bradley Pta
Home Modernization Co
Earwood Street
Maine
Hawaii
Beckley Newspapers Corp. P. O. Box P
W. Va
Beckley Newspaper Corp
Raleigh S Register
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