Oak Hill band backs toward outfit goal with $1600 raised
Oak Hill High School band has raised about $1600 toward a $7000 goal to restore instruments and uniform standards. Band Director Paul G. Mackey notes purchases and ongoing drives, recounting history of the unit and renewed practice with 40 new members after a slow start. Donations include funds from school, Tag Day, clubs, and the Oak Hill fire department.
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Charleston men buy Thompson Printing Co in Oak Hill
Glen Armstrong and John Donachy of Charleston now run Thompson Printing Co after purchasing the Fayette county plant from J. W. Thompson. Donachy, a navy veteran and new manager, says the firm will install new equipment and hire more staff as Armstrong plans to move families to Oak Hill. Thompson will remain in the field.
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Thespian Troop 487 Plans Year At First Meeting
Fayetteville high school Thespian Troop 487 held its first semi monthly meeting Tuesday at 4 p m to map the year plan and study make up phases . Prospective members were named and committees appointed with Betty Jo Frazier presiding and Ruth Bary acting sponsor present. Clifton Dotson leaves for Jackson s Mill 4 H conference in which 25 states are represented. James E Muir of Meadow Bridge also attends the Fayette County delegation.
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Nita June Kincaid Celebrated on Thirteenth Birthday
A birthday party honoring Nita June Kincaid daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen G Kincaid Oak Hill was held at Hotel Hill last night from 7 30 to o clock with 23 guests attending Chaperones were Mrs Pail Taxlor Mrs Gene Dawson and Mrs Kincaid Refreshments were served at the event by Register staff writer AK Hill
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Negro Girl Scout Troop Organized at Slab Fork
Bessie Barnes announces the formation of Troop No. 34 for Negro girls with Helen Gare as leader and Mrs Essie Joyce as assistant. The group meets Saturdays at 2 30 PM at Linwood Baptist Church, with fifteen members listed including Emma Berger and Lois Gore.
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Erema Dalsey
Francella Gore
Lois Gore
Barbara Flippen
Fredelia Franze
Shirley Flippin
Lois Morris
Etta Moore
Willa Ann Moore
Jolean Manns
Charlotte Manns
Virginia Strielland
Pauline Baxter
Jury Visits Accident Scene in Railway Suit Trial
In Fayetteville a circuit court jury inspects the Willis Branch crossing as Albert Humphreys seeks 150000 damages from the Virginian Railway Company for the loss of both feet after a July 14 1945 accident. Plaintiff attorney faults crossing maintenance and warning. defense counters it was not faulty.
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Five Suits Settled Without Trial in Circuit Court
Court actions in Fayetteville included dismissals and continuances. DomiNick Diodoardo v Mary Kirk involves Mount Hope riot land with engineers to survey ownership. Cecil Smith v Wei KR Jonts outlined as stumpsit. Dela Fox v Alma Johnson dismissed. Jack Alford v Dennis Tawney continued. M L Lilly v Brown Chevrolet Company settled as to the Chevrolet firm with others to continue.
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Promotion for LongBranch Charles W. Hardy Jr
Charles W Hardy Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Hardy has been promoted to technician fourth grade in Maly serving with the 339th field artillery battalion 85th division stationed near Trieste for the past year. He recently traveled to Switzerland on furlough and hopes to be home by Thanksgiving.
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Shawkey Tourist Home Purchased by Fayeteville Couple
Fayetteville reports the tourist home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shawkey has been bought by Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis of Fayetteville. The couple plans to continue operating it as a tourist home.
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Democrats Fill Ballot Vacancies in Fayette County
Fayetteville report states the Fayette County Democratic Executive Committee named replacements for vacancies on the November ticket. Joseph Thompson is slated for justice of the peace in Nuttall District, with James J. Murphy and Joe Seamist as constables for Lookout. Garland C. Smith and Buster F. Smith are named constables for Quinnimont District.
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Five Tracts Change Hands In Kanawha District
Clara Parsons and others sold a one sixth interest in five tracts to C. W. Kincaid for about 14 1000 dollars. Transfers include Montgomery Heights to Southeastern Corporation and numerous lots in Richards and Belvoir Additions with prices ranging from about 300 to 2000 dollars. The record also notes coal mine water rights sale and various land transfers to Ira F. Davis, New River Company, Ames Mining, and others in Fayetteville and Deepwater districts.
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Harlem Heights
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Foglesongs to Relocate to Beckley Home Danmocin
Dr W H Foglesong and wife plan to move to Beckley in a few days to reside in a home named Danmocin. The Fayetteville Methodist Church pastor has retired after years of service and the move was delayed by Mrs Foglesong’s illness with influenza and fever.
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Wildwood Addition Lots Sold in Beckisy
Rudolph Craghead purchased four parcels in the Wildwood Addition to Beckisy. The deeds record transfers for lots 120 124 132 and 133 from Mr and Mrs dre Cransnaw. The sale amount is listed as about 510 000.
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Local Coal Co executive promoted to Delbarton post
W A Islam, longtime general manager of Marianna Coal Co near Pineville, is promoted and transferred to Delbarton Minto County to oversee operations. C E Walker, then general manager of Pond Creek Pocahontas Coal Co at Barnley, McDowell County, will take Islam's former role while holding both positions. Islam helped form the Appalachian Council of Boy Scouts and serves on its executive board and as San Diego district chairman.
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New River Co towns purchased by Mount Hope Investment Co
Mount Hope Investment Company, a $200,000 firm, repurchased MacDonald and Kilsyth from Fayette Homes Inc and plans immediate sale to occupants. MacDonald has 81 acres and 86 houses. Kilsyth 40 acres and 142 houses with local water and electric systems. Other Fayette Homes incorporators include Snyder, Mahan, and Laird.
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Thurmond
Oak Hill Realty Company
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Oak Hill
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Sarah Cary
Christine Sweet
White Sulphur Springs
Beckleyan Held On Third Charge
Clyde Davis of Berkley, recently released on bond for stealing two trucks, faces a preliminary hearing this afternoon on a new truck theft charge. Police report he was arrested after a chase on Prince Street and found driving one of the trucks. an additional charge of intoxication was added. Davis previously fled in three panel trucks reported stolen on September 10, colliding with a car and a traffic signal on South Oakwood Avenue.
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Mrs Lelia Dove Dies at Alpoca
Mrs Lelia Roberta Dove eighty three of Altavista Virginia died of a heart attack yesterday at 12 30 pm at the home of her son George W Dove superintendent of the Alpoca mine She was a Missionary Baptist church member Survivors include two other sons R O Dove Algoma and Lt J Dove Roanoke The body will be returned to Altavista for services Friday at 11 am with burial in the family cemetery
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Woman Injured In Train Truck Wreck Improves
Mrs. Mabel Hatfield 34 of Guyan improved at Stevens Clinic Welch after a train truck crash left her with a fractured collar bone. Her infant, bruised in the wreck, was released to home care. Husband Alvin Hatfield 34 and another occupant Bernie Hatfield endured only minor injuries.
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Lynco Miner Dies in Slate Fall at Wyoming Mine
A slate fall at the Lynco mine near Oceana yesterday at 8 30 a m killed Jess Willard Workman 30 an electrician with the Wyoming operation Three other men escaped injury Immediate survivors include his wife and two children The body was taken to Robertson and Fogles Funeral Home with funeral arrangements incomplete
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Mullens Council to Meet on Stream Pollution
Mullens city council will meet tonight at 7:30 in city hall with representatives from the state water commission and health officials to discuss ways to solve problems related to stream pollution.
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Goose Hollow Fire Destroys Four Dwelling Homes
A blaze in Goose Hollow yesterday around 12 15 pm destroyed four two story frame houses. The occupants were elderly Mrs Anna Williams and Mrs Mary Hill. Fire Chief Carl Russell suspects a broom near the kitchen stove ignited the wall. Firefighters contained the fire quickly with only a few clothes saved.
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Three Men Fined for Pool Room Fight in Mullens
Three men charged with fighting in a Mullens pool room were fined ten dollars each at arraignment in city police court today. Ernest Smith and Frank Brieter, both of Corrine, and Boxd H. Sisk of Mullens, were arrested by Mullens city police.
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Treatment Given for Knee Injury in Beckley Player
A 23 year old Maynard player received medical treatment on his right knee after a collision during a 302 game against Rice at Beckley.
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Easley Defends Ruling in Rufus Case Before State Supreme Court
Circuit Judge DB M Easley of Wyoming County defends his handling of Rufus v Register before the State Supreme Court. He says Rufus’s rights were not prejudiced. after initial not guilty verdict, jurors were questioned and a later guilty verdict issued. Rufus proved military service and a new trial was ordered to protect the child’s rights.
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Boy Recovers From Laceration Over Eye
Thirteen year old Earnest Torlone son of William Torlone of 211 Charles Street was brought to Beckley Hospital yesterday after a cut over his right eye requiring medical treatment.
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Wyoming County Court Approves Election Officers
Wyoming County Court approves election officers to serve at polling places for the November general election. Receiving boards listed first by precinct with counting boards last, covering 1 Baileysville through 44 Mullens High School and many precincts including Barley Basin Herndon Bud Iroquois Tralee Corinne Covel Beartown Pineville Wolfpen Rockview Marianna Sun Hill Guyan Coal Mountain Hanover Buffalo Oceana Copperston Cyclone Tipple Maben Otsego Wyco Beech Meade Poca Itmann Black Eagle Alex Rogers Scott High School Sabine Mullens High School and other sites.
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