Seventeen Apply For Work At Beckley Office
Seventeen persons filed applications for work at the Beckley office of Employment Security Tuesday. They included one maid two waitresses one bookkeeper one mail clerk one sales clerk one general office clerk one dish washer one baby sitter one bricklayer one service station manager one meter reader three truck drivers and two construction laborers.
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Band Wagon Workers Named At School Meeting
At the Woodrow Wilson High School monthly meeting 33 members named Band Wagon workers for home football games in October. They arranged a bake sale for November 4 in the downtown district as announced by publicity chair Mrs. James Underwood.
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Charge Dropped In Rhodesia Case Involves Otho Johnson
In a Tuesday hearing before Magistrate J K Cole a felonious assault warrant against Otho Johnson of Tommy Creek was withdrawn by the victim. Johnson said he shot Mary Hooker in the hand because she had a butcher knife and threatened him.
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Piney View Juniors Elect German Club Social Chair
Glenna Hatcher, Crow junior, and Judith Duncan, Piney View juniors, and Marshall University have been elected social chairman for the German Club.
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Magistrate Reports Alcohol Fueled Domestic Dispute
Johnson admitted he had been drinking and was jealous of his woman after an argument at the couple’s home Sunday night as reported by the magistrate. Cole described the incident and location.
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Beckley Planning Board waives side yard rule for Ellison garage
Beckley Planning and Zoning Commission approves Ellison of 315 Highland Street plans a double garage between his home and adjacent rental house after warning he must build a common wall. Ellison cites 22 to 25 feet of space between houses as sufficient for the project. Also a Christmas notice from San Francisco post office director Holmquist urges mail by early.
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Sabrina Fair opening features Mrs. Wheeler and Paul d Argençon
Curtain Callers present Sabrina Fair at The Playhouse with Mrs. Frankie Wheeler as Margaret and Rivers Varn making his debut. Wheeler is a veteran director and actor in three prior productions and will direct The Curious Savage this season. Varn also serves as set decorator for the production slated for October 12 13 and 14 at 8 15 p m with Dorothy Ellenbogen directing.
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Doctor Warns Against Quack Treatments and Public Cures
In a letters column Dr Harold Thomas Hyman discusses readers' claims of medical cures and osteoarthritis regeneration. He notes the need for medical validation, warns against unverified remedies, cites AMA limitations, and explains that only government agencies can pursue injunctive action. He references the Koch Treatment case and offers a leaflet for purchase.
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Sophia Council Buys City Truck At $2787.40
Sophia Town Council selected Phillips Motor Co as the low bidder Monday night to buy a city truck for 2787.40. Competing bids came from Grady Whitlock Ford Beckley 2936.60 and Lewis Chevrolet 2817. Dave Callahan urged the town to hire crash workers for cleanup. Mayor James Salyers and John E Branham attended a safety meeting in Charleston September 21 with Gov. Barron and spoke briefly.
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New Police Chief Named At Lester
Clyde Webb will serve as Lester police chief replacing Harry Milam who resigned. The town council approved the appointment at its Monday meeting. Mayor Charles E. Cook also declared November 5 as Open House for Boy Scouts with state officials expected and refreshments served at the Boy Scout Hall next to City Hall.
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Driest Summer Recorded In Miami Weather Bureau Says
Miami recorded its driest summer on record with July August and September rainfall averaging 9.99 inches, about 10.76 inches below normal. The Miami Weather Bureau released the figures Sunday outlining the unprecedented low rainfall for the resort city.
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