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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1959

Page

3

Ex Countian and Friends Complete Impossible Salvage Effort

A Raleigh Countian and partners raised the 400-foot African Queen wreck off Ocean City Maryland and towed the salvaged tanker to Norfolk. Little and Brady led a small crew after quitting Crysel Construction to pursue a multi million dollar salvage claim amid delays and a hurricane.

Norfolk Virginian Pilot Atlantic Beldon Little Beckley Midway Crysel Construction Co Lloyd Deir Holland Suffolk Paul K. Brady S. L. Crysel Crysel African Enterprises, Ltd Merritt-Chapman & Scott Ocean City Lewis Berteand Lewes Del Waterman Berteand Little Deb Brady Gracie

Post Office and Parking Lot Projects Bandied at Sophia Meeting

A Sophia Town Council special session is set for 7 p m Monday to discuss two projects a new post office location and a parking lot The Sophia Chamber of Commerce requested the meeting and Mayor James Salyers approved it after chamber talks Council will consider the agenda items and whether to proceed with site planning and approvals.

Sophia Town Council Sophia Chamber of Commerce James Salyers Chamber of Commerce

Three Cases Disposed Of Without Trial In Pa

In Raleigh County Criminal Court three defendants Charlie Frank Jordan Reuben Hair ston and Daniel Ray Parsons were disposed of without trial on the docket for Tuesday Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J Sparacino told Judge Harry L MccCreery at the October term opening that the cases had been withdrawn from trial James William Bowman was rescheduled for trial October 20 on a bastardy charge The chamber plans to lease Virginian Railway property for a parking lot and to discuss surface treatment with local business leaders Mayor Salyers instructed the town recorder to seek action on Sophia's postal facilities and the adequacy of the current post office parking area with complaints from the council and chamber.

Charlie Frank Jordan Reuben Hairston Daniel Ray Parsons Raleigh County Criminal Court Anthony J. Sparacino Harry L. MccCreery James William Bowman Virginian Railway Salyers James B. Deck Frederick E. Simms U. S. Post Office Department Sophia Council Chamber Ofice

Polio Clinic Slated By Improvement League

The Women's Improvement League will sponsor a polio clinic on October 22 for children who have not had the Salk vaccine. Dr. G. C. Hedrick will be the clinician. Each child pays a nominal fee, with the league ready to fund up to nine free vaccinations if needed. The clinic location to be decided later. The group met at Mrs. Robert Parks home with vice president Mrs. Mary Neely presiding.

Women's Improvement League G. C. Hedrick Robert Parks Mary Neely J. O. Payne Payne Evangeline Cook Arcoma

Gideons Set Beckley Host For Field Day Weekend

Beckley Camp of Gideons will host the Annual Field Day event with about 40 Gideons from across the state attending a banquet at the Beckley Hotel. Pastors and wives will join for dinner and 50 area churches invited Gideons to report work and deliver their messages. Dee Thurman presides at the banquet. Rev T M Waldron to speak. other speakers include Mrs A L Rohrer L H Smith and C C Callaway. Sunday includes a breakfast at El Chico with Chaplain Earl Whitener presiding.

Beckley Gideons Beckley Hotel Deen Thurman Beckley Camp

Oklahoma Enters the Union in 1907

The state of Oklahoma achieves admission to the union in 1907 marking its official entry as the 46th state. This historic milestone concludes a long territorial path and reshapes regional political boundaries and development.

There’s No Obligation On Aids With 20 Percent Battery Sale

A local ad promises no obligation in hearing aid shopping. It highlights 20 percent off batteries repacks and cards for all aids, framing customer satisfaction as the store’s greatest asset.

Becl e y Board Assures Civic Center With Armory Plan

Raleigh County Board of Education voted two to one to approve a contract with the State Armory Board to include a $300 000 civic center addition in the new Army Reserve armory on Pinecrest Sanitarium lands. The Ra leigh County Court and City of Beckley had already approved. The amortization budget of 7 000 per body covers 30 years. Col Francis and architect Stark explained the plan while Haskell O Riffe dissented over school funding use.

Raleigh County Board of Education Beckley National Guard Army Reserve Armory Pinecrest State Armory Board Raleigh Col. J. Henry Francis National Guard Armory Don H. Stark Francis Civic Center Wray National Guard Sparacino Stark

Beclay Civic Center Plans advance with bonds and meetings

Deeds recorded in multiple districts show transfers for cash and parcels including Maxwell Hill and Eccles. The Beckley board of education county court and city council will meet with Architect Stark to decide civic center scope and cost with a target letting by December 31 1960 and ground breaking around March 1 1960. National Guard use and bond terms discussed.

Beckley Stark Board of Education County Court Francis Anthony J. Sparacino Civic Center

Kiwanis Club Elects Officers and Set for Oct 23

Kiwanis Club nominates Paul Phipps for president Harry L McCreery for first vice president J G Anderson and Roy J Lucas for second vice president Don Francis and Fred Roschi for treasurer Eight candidates compete for four board seats C N Arthur D D Holliday Ed Ratcliffe Don Thompson Howard Hall Walter Rappold Paul Shrewsbury Sherman Trail An interclub visit to Meadow Bridge set for Oct 26 with Lt Gov Ernie McGraw as host Beckley club to host next September campaign notes praise for Beckley Child Care Center effort

Kiwanis Club Paul Phipps Harry L. McCreery J. G. Anderson Roy J. Lucas Don Francis Fred Roschi Board of C. N. Arthur D. D. Holliday Ed Ratcliffe Don Thompson Howard Hall Walter Rappold Paul Shrewsbury Sherman Trail Meadow Bridge Ernie McGraw

Immediate Relief Claims for Stainless Pazo Piles Medicine

The ad claims fast, comprehensive relief from swollen piles with a medication named Stainless Pazo. It asserts instant pain reduction and tissue healing without surgery, noting doctors’ tests show immediate relief.

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Countian A. E. Salder C of Improvement League Boston Clark Nellie Martin Florence Page A. D. Clark E. L. Morton Cora Harris Mary Marshall W. O. Payne Ethel Park Viola Moss Rosa Mitchell Margie Burgess Mabel Bradford Louise Goldston Gideon Field Oklahoma Telex Hearing Center 1St Ave W. Va Clifford Thompson Drug Floress Saab Armory Strake Walker Haskell O. Riffe H. E. On Jr E. B. Wray Milton Jane Dove Billie Gene Armita D. Whetsel Shady Spring William P Selda Jarrell Harold D Martha Ann Richmond Earl A Lula F. Hall D. B Betty Mills Lula Faye C. E. Toney Duffie Miller Marsh Fork New River Co James Lilly, Inc Maxwell Hill Charles E. Mahon Kelly Development Co Slab Fork Coalfield Land Co Eccles Kelly Co Velopment Co Claudia Jarrell Gordon Keith Jarrell Kathleen Anderson Mary Wickline McCreery Court Josie May O. L. Chambers Paul C Louise Anna Ward Percy D Macie M. Williams Sylvia Scarbro Clear Fork Gertrude Ellis Albert Ellis State Attorney General's Melton Virgil A. Sarrett Carl Stover The Beckley Club Philco Predicta Television Sales & Service Beckley Music & Electric CO Prince St Studebaker DOOR Lark Ward-Evans Motor Co., Inc Oakwood Avenue West Virginia Cook Ford Oceana
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