Maben To Otsego Route 34 Section Nears Finish
The State Road Commission will this month set a contract for the final 1.3 mile section of the Mullens to Crab Orchard two lane highway.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1965
Page
8
The State Road Commission will this month set a contract for the final 1.3 mile section of the Mullens to Crab Orchard two lane highway.
A letter asks how to handle a husband who flirts with younger women. The response says accept the pattern, stop hoping for change, and decide whether to tolerate or end the situation. The writer urges realism about the husband’s failure to mature and notes the wife’s fairyland expectations.
A meeting between President Johnson and Pope Paul VI focused on world peace and education. They discussed methods to improve literacy and life prospects, with both leaders stressing a mutual desire to advance peace globally during the Pope’s historic voyage.
Britannica notes the term dinosaur comes from Greek de and sauros meaning terrible lizard, formed by paleontologist Sir Richard Owen in the 1840s to classify ancient reptiles. The phrase highlights the creature type rather than a specific species.
Glen Rogers residents hosted a multi family weekend gathering with the Taraczkozy and Sizemore clans. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Baylor A Taraczkozy and son Gerda, and James and William Alderman with relatives Darrell Phillips and Warren Sizemore. Jerry Wolfe, son of Hayden Wolfe, visited from Beckley and is a WVIT student in Montgomery.
Glen Rogers High School seniors and their social studies teacher Marion D Brown joined a Pineville trip to observe circuit court procedures and court routines. The group toured the Independent Herald Publishing Co. plant and learned about legality and trials. Participants included Eames Cottrill Douglas Farley Johnny Goodman Sharon Frazier Freda Lacy Gene Lafferty Hall Jud McGraw Barbara Ann McGraw Walter O’Brien.
A local initiative near the state line accelerates turnout efforts with county support. Officials praise the program as a model for community engagement and civic participation.
Pope Paul spoke at Yankee Stadium to more than 90,000, urging peace and denouncing war. The outdoor mass, part of a United Nations goodwill mission, drew global television coverage as athletes and dignitaries watched. He urged Christians to love peace and align minds with its true meaning.
Fayetteville notes a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Carter Covington of Falls Church Virginia at the Chi h Saturda an Church eve nts. Beene: StateS woe on coe ents and Mrs. Charles Cheslock, and sister Judy over the weekend. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Jan over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mufti of Washington DC visited the Janu home. Mrs. Mufti is the former Nancy ae Hoye, granddaughter of the Janu tolo family.
Revival services continue at Rockcastle Baptist Church Rockview with evening gatherings at 7 30 p m Attendance has broken previous Sunday School and week records according to pastor V L Stevens Music will feature nightly from adult and youth choirs under Dewenee Bespace Been Arvuel and nursery care is provided for each service
Glen Rogers High School will host a student and teacher assembly Wednesday. James Stone and Judy McGraw announce the event, aiming to foster school pride and responsibility in students and staff. The seniors plan to lead with emphasis on respect for personal belongings and overall school appearance.
Freddie Powers Howard Price Mildred Shumate Dale Pizzino George Phillips Roles Tommy Simmerly Tolli ver Ginette Vaught and Linda Snuffer appear in a community notice. The item lists multiple individuals likely as residents, participants, or involved parties in a local event or notice.
Paradise Island Bahamas once lavish with 52 room Ocean Club and expensive golf now lies largely vacant. Huntington Hartford investment failed to sustain upkeep as gambling permits eluded the project. Island keeper says adding 500 rooms and a bridge to Nassau plus a casino could revive profits.
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