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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1936

Page

10

WPA approves Collins high school addition plan

Board members signed resolutions assuring WPA authorities that work on Collins high school would start before January 11, 1937. After voting to accept a federal allotment of 8550 plus the board’s 10450, they set deadlines for substantial progress by April 11, 1937 and completion by January 11, 1938. Architect W L Martens was hired to prepare plans.

Board of Education WPA Collins High School Ml, O'Neale W. R. Fugitt W. L. Martens Charleston

Coleman Back in County Jail After Spider Web Fight

Aubrey Coleman returns to the county jail scene of a recent fight at the Spider Web beer garden. He had argued with companions, fights with them, and the proprietor intervened bringing police. The proprietor was later arrested for drunkenness and Coleman faced assault charges in a warrant sworn by Toler before Justice Sam Lilly.

Aubrey Coleman Young Coleman Coleman Coteman Toler Justice of the Peace Sam Lilly Squire Lilly

Equipment Installation Causes Power Shut-Down

Beckley residents will lose electricity for 20 minutes today from 12 30 p m to 12 50 p m as Appalachian Electric Power crews install a new automatic substation on Beaver avenue. A temporary substation in use weeks ago will be discontinued. officials say the outage will not exceed the 20 minute window.

Beckley Appalachian Electric Power Company Beaver Avenue H. C. Sessions Power Company

John Wade Bell Dies in Quinwood

Funeral services for John Wade Bell 62 who died of heart disease will be held at N Lewisburg Presbyterian Church with Rev Ben Roler officiating. Bell a Goshen Virginia native led interior smokeless coal operations in Quinwood and served as general manager of Interior Smokeless Coal Co He was a member of the Ep1scopal church Ma sonic Lodge and a Charleston Shriner Surviving are his widow Mary Bell his parents Mr and Mrs J W Bell two sisters Mrs H A DeLashnutt Mrs J E Thrift a son J Wade Bell Jr and two daughters Mrs Elizabeth Seas and Sue Lou Bell

John Wade Bell Lewisburg Presbyterian Church Ben Roler Bell Goshen Interior Smokeless Coal Company Quinwood Episcopal Church Lewisburg Masonic Lodge Charleston Mary Bell J. W. Bells H. A. DeLashnutt Dallas Texas J. E Thrift Sapulpa Okla J. Wade Bell, Jr Elizabeth Seas Marmet Sue Lou Bell

Transfer of Trooper Kincaid to Fayetteville post

Trooper Otis Kincaid, stationed at the Beckley post, is transferred to the Fayetteville detachment. He is replaced by Trooper Jeraldine Starkey from the Fairmont company, who will assume Kincaid’s duties as company clerk.

Otis Kincaid Beckley Fayetteville Jeraldine Starkey Fairmont Company Kincaid

Pastor to Speak at Clear Fork High Armistice Day

The Rev. C. W. Pindar will address Clear Fork high school students Wednesday in the Armistice Day hour program. John Morrison of the Whitesville American Legion Post 75 will introduce him. The Glee Club under Mrs. C. Waide McClure will sing war songs.

C. W. Pindar Clear Fork High School Cecil Cooke John Morrison American Legion Post 75 Whitesville Glee Club C. Waide 'McClure

Early Morning Sermon On Air Sparks Sprague Revival

The Rev. F. L. Shannon led a Sprague revival today drawing extra men to worship as outdoor speakers broadcast Rev. F. M. Dick’s sermons for two and a half weeks. Dick received a generous offering and, departing, a dog was shipped to his North Carolina home.

F. L. Shannon Sprague F. M. Dick Mr. Dick North Carolina

Huntsmen Given Licenses Here

County huntsmen are $25 poorer today but happier. Twenty-two of them have district hunting rights for a month and one, state wide.

Smithing Trade Yet Profitable

Raymond Barrick, a 44 year old smith from Shinnston, says he prospers in his trade. He shod between 6 000 and 7 000 horses last year and worked on about 2 000 at barns, sharpening tools for miners and performing other smithing tasks. Barrick has followed the trade since age ten, beginning in a Sistersville shop, with a best time of nine minutes to shoe a horse at a fair.

Associated Press Shinnston Raymond Barrick Smith Barrick Sistersville

Two Candidates Go Free in County Offices Race

PE H Wilson Republican was the sole candidate for county surveyor and filed no election day expenses. J J Richmond Democrat won Richmond district magistrate with no expenses, while Hugh Brooks Democrat of Glen Daniel spent $4. Attorney Hugh A Dunn filed for divorce in circuit clerk's office between Mabel L Bowling Blair and James F Blair.

PE. H. Wilson Scott Free J. J. Richmond Richmond Hugh Brooks Glen Daniel Hugh A. Dunn Circuit Clerk’s Mabel L. Bowling Blair James F. Blair

Clear Fork high school manners and clubs outlined

A Raleigh county feature on Clear Fork high school describes the manners club with Emily Post as queen and other groups such as the style club domestic science and glee club. It notes bus students miss club periods, a large gym, and calls for separate indoor playrooms lockers uniforms and additional domestic science and manual training courses.

Clear Fork High School Emily Post Cecil D. Cooke

Bayou Tigers Open 1920 Season With Doubleheader Scoring

The Bayou Tigers in 1920 opened their season with a doubleheader against two smaller teams. The A team scored 115 points in one afternoon while Jefferson and Louisiana Normal were shut out 0-0.

Associated Press Baton Rouge Louisiana State West Coast Bayou Tigers Jefferson Louisiana Normal

Pontiac Dominates 1937 Low-Priced Car Market

The article promotes Pontine Six and Might highlighting Pontiac as the bigger, better value with advanced features and economical performance for 1937. It emphasizes improved facilities and a silver streaked image, inviting readers to drop in and compare the car firsthand.

America Pontiac Home Motor Company Pontine

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