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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1937

Page

5

Winter Brings Illness at Woodpeck and Coal City

Winter arrives with illnesses across Stonecoat. The 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs William Martin of Woodpeck is ill with scarlet fever. A A Keaton is laid up with lumbago. Lloyd Cooper, 8, has a severe cold. The Brinegar and Hampton children suffer whooping cough. J W Peters stayed home with an abscessed knee. Mrs Everett Farley has tonsillitis and is quite sick. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Dodd Bower is seriously ill by Register Staff Writer.

William Martin Woodpeck A. A. Keaton Lloyd Cooper J. W. Cooper J. C. Brinegar L. H. Hampton J. W. Peters Francis Register Coal City Stonecoat Everett Farley Dodd Bower

Priest Asks His Friends To Desist

Father Charles E. Coughlin urged friends and followers to stop efforts to restore him on the air after Pope Pius XI upheld the church rebuke. Walter Baertschi of Toledo, a leader in the movement, said he would ignore the plea and continue touring eastern cities to protest perceived censorship by Archbishop Edward Mooney of Detroit.

Associated Press Detroit Charles E. Coughlin Pius XI Father Cough Lin Vatican Walter Baertschi Toledo New York Pope Father Coughlin Baertschi Edward Mooney

Birthday recalls hatred of war in Richwood

Sam Cunningham turned 82 recalling a family history of war losses. His father fought for the Union, was captured by Confederates and died in a Richmond prison. His uncle Amos Samples lost a leg and was captured, and his mother died three months after the war.

Associated Press Richwood Sam Cunningham Richmond Cunningham Amos Samples

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