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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1960

Page

8

Moonshine charge and multiple bond forfeitures in local court

Willie Gray of Beckley forfeited a 105 dollar bond after a moonshine possession charge in Police Court. Three Beckley and Oak Hill residents forfeited bonds for red light violations at five dollars each. Kernfin Canterbury Harry G. Harvey and Clifford Conner faced bond forfeitures. Scottie Jennings Wendall Williams of Beckley forfeited 20 dollar bonds for speeding. T H Crawford of Fayette County forfeited a five dollar bond on a capias. Six individuals forfeited bonds totaling 108 dollars on drunkenness charges.

Willie Gray Beckley Kernfin Canterbury Harry G. Harvey Clifford Conner Oak Hill Scottie Jennings Wendall Williams T. H. Crawford Fayette County

Crab Orchard Man Wins $100 Savings Account

Elder and Mrs. James Stewart and children Kathy James and Jeyther of Harper visited recently with Mrs. Sarah G. Braxton, Mrs. Arthur Lee Hamilton East Beckley and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Scott Lanark.

Crab Orchard James Stewart Kathy, James Jeyther Harper Sarah G. Braxton Arthur Lee Hamilton East Beckley Jake Scott Lanark

Burma Road Built In A Year By Chinese Labor

An estimated one million Chinese built the 715 mile Burma Road in a year using hammers and hoes and carrying gravel in wicker baskets, shaping a major supply route during wartime.

Burma

Still time to plant price brothers City Ave Beckley

A brief public note indicates there is still time to plant with the Price Brothers at City Avenue in Beckley. The item notes a gardening window and local availability of planting services. Local residents are urged to act before an implied deadline.

Price Brothers

Sophia Waterworks Bonds Paid In Full

Sophia Town Council paid the final $5,000 of 1946 waterworks revenue bonds eight years early. With $3,000 due 1961 and $2,000 due 1962 originally, the early retirement saves about $1,800 and shifts focus to funding the sewerage bond. Mayor James Salyer and council members Fred X Williams W F Tolliver C C Ryles John D Branham and Donald Stone approved the move.

Sophia West Virginia Beckley Council State Sinking Fund Commission Recorder Deck Deck Sophia Water Works James Salyer Fred X. Williams W. F. Tolliver C. C. Ryles John D. Branham Donald Stone

RCEA To Hear Harold Lambert Speaker at Beckley Junior High

Harold Lambert public relations director of the West Virginia Education Association will address Raleigh County Education Association at 7 30 p m Thursday in Beckley Junior High School His topic will cover WVEA legislative program for 1961 Lambert a former Raleigh County Board of Education member and former Beaver lumberman School Supt Sherman Trail will honor the new teachers Nell Keefer Classroom Teachers Association president will welcome the new teachers Woodrow Wilson High School Choir directed by Carrie McClure will provide special music.

Harold Lambert West Virginia Education Association Raleigh County Education Association Beckley WVEA Lambert Raleigh County Board of Education Beaver Sherman Trail Nell Keefer Classroom Teachers Association Woodrow Wilson High School Carrie McClure

Ag Workers Directory To Aid Rural County Services

The Agricultural Workers Directory, a Raleigh County project of the Agricultural Workers Council, is printed and being prepared for distribution. It aims to acquaint rural residents with services offered by federal and state agencies, highlighting free access and guiding contacts. Pamphlets will be mailed to several thousand residents from the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation office.

Agricultural Workers Directory Agricultural Workers Council Raleigh County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office

Woman's Improvement League Plans Shoe Project

The Woman's Improvement League met at Mrs. Clyde Bradford's home 219 Mills Street with co hostess Mrs. Ed Wilson. They planned a shoe project and heard a report by Mrs. Roscoe Mackins on the State Board meeting in Huntington. A Thanksgiving program followed with readings and short talks by members.

Clyde Bradford Mills St Woman's Improvement League Ed Wilson Roscoe Mackins State Board Huntington William Beverly Harold Trotter J. D. Payne Louise Goldston Pearl Pickens John Moss Henry Green C. L. Morton

State Ditching Machine Moves Through Summers County

The state ditching machine used to install tile drain systems is at work in Summers County under the Agriculture Conservation Program with Soil Conservation Service aid. About 18,000 feet of ditching will be done in Mercer County over roughly two weeks before moving to Raleigh County for a similar project.

Summers County Mercer County Agriculture Conservation Program Soil Conservation Service Raleigh County Harry Headley SCS

Columbus Girl On 1961 Polio Poster

Linda Gail Breese a four year old girl from Upper Arlington will be pictured on the 1961 March of Dimes posters. She uses crutches but has discarded leg braces and dreams of becoming a mom. The Breese family also includes Ronnie, 12, a cerebral palsy patient, and two younger siblings. The campaign runs in January and the posters will reach millions through newspapers magazines and television.

Columbus, Ohio Linda Gail Breese Dean E. Breese Upper Arlington Ronnie Linda

Local Social Notes Highlight Williams and Wright Visits

Mrs. A. J. Williams Huntington and Mrs. Howard Taylor of Detroit visited their aunt Mrs. E. L. Morton at 430 S. Fayette St. on Sunday. Miss Mary Ella Wright of Lakin spent the weekend with her parents on Rawlings Street.

A. J. Williams Huntington Howard Taylor Detroit, Mich E. L. Morton Mary Ella Wright Lakin Mrs Herbert Wright Rawlings Street

Forfeit Bonds Over West Virginia Turnpike Violations

Two motorists posted bonds of 15.50 each after forfeiting for road violations before Magistrate W A Burke. Franklin D Bane of Cleveland Ohio faced speeding charges from Sunday while Polly Mae Hill of Princeton was cited November 5 for loss of vehicle control.

W. A. Burke Franklin D. Bane Cleveland Ohio Polly Mae Hill Princeton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert E. Wooten Raleigh County Bank J. L. Mills Bryan Filippen S. Fayette St Ine Yak Ta Jn Beckley Water Co QPA J. B. Deck Jack Frost PURE RCEA Summers Co Columbus Michigan Morton Dominican Republic
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