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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1962

Page

2

Beckley Court Notices Bond and Fines Report

Multiple Beckley area residents faced fines and hearings with Magistrate Rodriguez on a Sunday through Saturday span. Subjects included Virgil Tressenwriter posting a 500 property bond for an assault warrant. D E Wright remanded on a trespassing charge with 5 fine. OZIE MORGAN paying 5 for no inspection sticker. John Hambrick 5 for cutting into traffic. Claude Lovell Gutinski 25 and 50 for hit and run and reckless driving. Robert Green's embezzlement charges withdrawn. Jennings Martin 5 for speeding. Lon Garrett 1 for a vehicle sticker rejection. cases heard or scheduled on Route 21 and local precincts.

Virgil Tressenwriter Beckley Joe Rodriguez D. E. Wright Kessinger John Hambric Rodriguez Claude Lovell Gutinski Lanark Jimmy Ray Dehart Robert Green Cool Ridge C. O. Griffith Green Griffith Caldwell Jennings Martin Glen Morgan Lon Garrett Alfred Hundley Sandstone Raleigh Bill Massey Eccles Guy Sutherland Charleston Turnpike W. A. Burke Herbert Boyd Cook Burke Margie Cook Howard Crawford Princewick Coal City Madison Lowry Sophia Guy M. Thompson Crab Orchard Curtis Rierson Huntington U. S Troy E. Hodge Ft. Knox James Carter Chester Bragg Mabscott Edsel Fitzwater Beaver Alexander Larkin

Disaster Team In Oregon Storm Toll Up To 40

A federal disaster team moved into western Oregon after a $170 million killer storm left 45 dead. The storm caused widespread damage, power outages, and homelessness with 200 Oregon families left homeless. Schools closed and officials sought major disaster aid as the storm swept from the Cascades to the sea and along the Pacific Coast.

Portland Ore UPI Oregon Kennedy Ion Mark Hatfield Cascades California Washington British Columbia Red Cross

Ten Berlin youths crawl death strip to West Berlin

Ten young West Berliners aged 17 to 32 crawled under barbed wire at the border and swam across a canal into West Berlin before dawn. Eight were hospitalized from the cold. Two additional men may have attempted entry, but details remain unconfirmed.

Berlin UPI West Berlin East Berlin

Mother Drowns Trying To Save Two Children

Corpus Christi Texas Sunday Coast Guard towed a capsized cabin cruiser ashore after a long struggle in rough bay waters. Mrs Sarah Helen Garden 22 dived to rescue her two children Tamara Kay 3 and Salena Marie 2 whose bodies were found trapped in the cabin. Her husband Robert H Garden 23 and six other survivors were rescued.

Corpus Christi Tex UPI Corpus Christi Bay Sarah Helen Garden Tamara Kay Salena Marie Coast Guard Robert H. Garden

Supreme Court Denies Hearings On Price Fixing and Death Penalties

The Supreme Court denied hearings in several cases including the Utah and Northern California Pharmaceutical Associations found guilty of conspiring to fix retail drug prices under Sherman laws. It refused to review Bennie Lee McIntyre’s death penalty case in Texas for rape, and Victory Harry Fegner’s appeal over a 1960 kidnapping murder in Iowa citing mental disorder. Also declined Sun Oil Co objections to a FPC order banning flexible natural gas pricing.

Utah California Bennie Lee McIntyre Texas Harry Fegner Iowa Dubuque Edward R. Bartels Exconvict Sun Oil Co Federal Power Commission

Reward Ruled Out For Davis in Statehouse Robbery Case

Federal Judge John A. Field ruled Grover T. Davis ineligible to receive 19,600 dollars in reward money for aiding the 1960 Statehouse robbery case. Davis argued his tips came as a private citizen, not as a state officer. The decision may reopen the case for a new distribution of the rewards among claimants, including Mrs. J. B. McIntyre and Mrs. Earl Mathews. Davis plans to appeal to the Fourth Circuit.

Citizens Committee J. B. McIntyre Marmet Earl Mathews Davis Mathews 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals Richmond Field

Riots in Brussels injure dozens as Flemish and Walloon clash

Dozens were injured in Sunday rioting between Flemish and French-speaking Belgians in Brussels. Police charged crowds with sabers, 41 arrests, one officer hospitalized and a demonstrator blinded. A large Flemish march protested alleged French domination and discrimination, amid language conflict tied to Brussels governance.

Brussels UPI Belgium la Hulpe West Flanders

Cuban raid off Varadero ends with patrol boat blaze

Cuban group aiming to slip into Cardenas Bay to bomb a distillery opened fire on an armed patrol boat off Varadero beach in Matanzas. The patrol returned fire injuring two of the attackers in the upper legs as their boat sank. Cuban authorities denounced the raid as cowardly and part of North American aggression.

Varadero Beach Matanzas Armed Forces Ministry Suarez Lima

Peanuts Feud Highlights 87th Congress Record

House and Senate clash over origin of tax and appropriation bills amid a Georgia peanut laboratory dispute. Senate backed spending parity risking new projects. House rejected, fueling a famed era of intense bickering and constitutional scrapes.

House Georgia Senate Richard Russell D-Ga Agriculture Department Georgia Peanut Laboratory 87Th

Deaths And Funerals In Beckley Area

Joint funeral services are set for Kenneth Dale Meador 13 and Harold Edgar Lane 10 after they were struck by a car while riding bicycles on Eisenhower Drive. Services at Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with burial in Blue Jay Cemetery. Kenneth born Jan 6 1949. survived by three brothers and a sister. Harold born Feb 9 1952. survived by two brothers and two sisters. Other notices include Homer Parsons 57 with services pending and burial plans, and obituary details for Mrs. Jerry Short. Burial and care arrangements noted for multiple family members with local funeral homes specified.

Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel Kenneth Dale Meador Harold Edgar Lane Eisenhower Drive B. L. Moss J. W. Berry Blue Jay Kenneth Robert Edith Farmer Meador Laren Avenue Sylvia School Bobby Roy Elmer Tammy Emily Meador Odd Edgar Farmer East Beckley Howard Edgar Brady Lillian Farmer Bibb Avenue Larry William Drema Lula Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home

Robert Green, 56, Dies After Long Illness at Home

Robert Green of Turkey Knob, 56, died Saturday evening after a long illness. The body is at Trent and Durgan Funeral Home pending completion of arrangements.

Robert Green Turkey Knob Trent and Durgan Funeral Home

Final rites for Mrs Lula Ann Terry set in Oceana

Funeral services for Lula Ann Terry 68 of Hatcher will be at 11 a m Tuesday at First Baptist Church Oceana with Rev Kimball Blankenship and Rev Wayne Rollins presiding Burial will be in Mount Tabor Cemetery Beckley She died Sunday in a Beckley hospital after a long illness Born Feb 10 1894 in Raleigh County she was daughter of the late Hazard and Lucinda Plumley Survivors include her husband Charles Lonnie Terry five sons Carnie Walter George and James all of Oceana and Robert of Kopperston a daughter Mrs Darrell Rollins of Lillydale 20 grandchildren two brothers John Plumley of Hinton and Fred of Beckley five sisters Mrs Billie O Neal of Moundsville Mrs Ida Meadows Mrs Ada Marion and Mrs Viola Berry all of Brooks and Mrs James Richmond of Hinton Furlal services today from Evans Funeral Home Oceana.

Jerry Short First Baptist Church Baileysville Carmel Fannock Harry Joe Curtis Mannassas Tavia Reed Manassas Virginia Bunn Cleveland Ohio Francis Jean Hurley Hatcher Uphaeline Phoebe Blankenship Jeston Fanrock Pierce Walt Edgar Pineville David Ira Virgie Jackson Davy Myrtle Ford Sophia Sam Foglesong Mullens Lula Ann Terry Oceana Kimball Blankenship Wayne Rollins Mount Tabor Beckley Terry Raleigh County Hazard Lucinda Cook Plumley Charles Lonnie Terry Carnie Walter George James Robert Kopperston Darrell Rollins Lillydale John Plumley Hinton Fred Billie O'Neal Moundsville Ida Meadows Ada Marion

Wilson Smith Funeral Services Held for Coal Miner

Wilson Smith 82 of Piney View died Sunday after a five month illness in a local hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Caffee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Carl Johnson. burial in Sunset Memorial Park. Survived by six sons Orville Beckley James George and Russell of Calloway Heights Clarence and Jack of Piney View two brothers Morris Smith and French Smith two sisters Fanny Keatley Della Dillion Weatherford Ritchie Severns sixteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The body to remain at the funeral home until the service.

Wilson Smith Piney View Caffee Funeral Home Carl Johnson Sunset Memorial Park Summers County Raleigh County United Mine Workers of America Sallie Smith Orville Beckley James George Russell Calloway Heights Clarence Jack Morris Smith Princeton French Smith Miami Fla Fanny Keatley Bozoo Della Dillion Baltimore Molly Weatherford Ock

Luther Gay Jarrell Funeral Rites Set in Dorothy Church

Luther Gay Jarrell five week old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Earl Jarrell died at home after a short illness. Funeral services set for 11 am Tuesday at Dorothy Presbyterian Church with Rev Robert Rasmussen officiating. Burial in Red Warrior Cemetery Cabin Creek. Survived by brother Phillip and sisters Phyllis Violet at home, five stepbrothers Delmar James Donald Jackie Ray and stepsister Katherine Eck all of Buffalo New York and maternal grandmother Mrs Gladys Fraley of Greenville. The home is at 5 pm today from Armstrong Funeral Home Whitesville and church service one hour prior to funeral.

Luther Gay Jarrell Ernest Earl Jarrell Dorothy Robert Rasmussen Dorothy Presbyterian Church Red Warrior Cabin Creek Phillip Phyllis Violet Delmar James Donald Jackie Ray Katherine Eck Buffalo N. Y Gladys Fraley Greenville Armstrong Funeral Whitesville

Mrs Minnie Powell Dies After Long Illness At Deepwater

Mrs Minnie Powell also known as Minnie Lee Lawson Powell of 411 S Fayette St dies at 9 am at the home of her nephew Alfred Lee Hargrove in Deepwater after a long illness. She was a member of Eben Ezer Baptist Church. Survived by son Thornton Lawson Jr and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.

Minnie Lee Lawson Powell S. Fayette St Alfred Lee Hargrove Deepwater Ebenezer Baptist Church Thornton Lawson Jr Wright and Anderson Funeral Home

Walter C. Maxey Funeral Services Held In Coal City

Walter C. Maxey 77 of Coal City died Sunday night in a local hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Park. He was born December 20 1884 in Camp Creek son of Josiah and Lucinda Maxey and was a retired coal miner last employed by Lillybrook Coal Co. He was a member of the United Mine Workers of America Local 6003. Survived by four daughters Mrs Velmer Delma McKinney and Mrs Ruel Loretta McKinney both of Mullens Mrs Melton Gussie Smith Monroeville Pa and Mrs Erskine Bessie Underwood Coal City three sons Kenneth A Maxey Delaware Ohio Otis C Roanoke Va Hyde Taylor Mich a brother W R Maxey Beckley three sisters Mrs Louisa Archer Coal City Mrs Fred Epling Camp Creek and Mrs Grace Mayhew Princeton 16 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren Friends may call at Keyser Bryant Funeral Home Tuesday.

Walter C. Maxey Coal City Keyser Bryant Clara Epling Maxey Velmer Delma) McKinney Ruel Loretta) McKinney Mullens Melton Gussie) Smith Monroeville Erskine Bessie) Underwood Kenneth A. Maxey Delaware Ohio Otis Otis C Roanoke Hyde Taylor Mich W. R. Maxey

Mrs Elizabeth Neff Dies. Rites Planned at Victor Church

Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Ruth Neff 74 of Victor will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Hopewell Baptist Church with Rev Charles E Clement in charge. Burial follows at Terry Cemetery in Victor. She died Saturday night at 8 30 after a year long illness. She was sister of Mrs Frances Anderson of Fayetteville. Born July 4 1888 in Kanawha County she was daughter of the late John and Frances Bryant. The family home is at 4 p.m. today from Thomas Funeral Home in Ansted.

Elizabeth Ruth Neff Victor Hopewell Baptist Church Charles E. Clement Terry Cemetery Neff Francis Anderson Fayetteville Kanawha County John and Francis Bryant Thomas Funeral Home Ansted

Funeral services for Mrs Goldie Short in Baileysville

Funeral services for Mrs Goldie Rose Short 71 Baileysville who died after a short illness at 11 20 p m will be conducted at 1 p m Tuesday at the First Baptist Church Baileysville with Rev Wayne Rollins in charge Burial will be in the Rod Shannon Cemetery Baileysville Born Sept 18 1891 at Baileysville she was a daughter of the

Goldie Rose Short Baileysville First Baptist Church Wayne Rollins Rod Shannon

Monaco Protest Over De Gaulle Tax Plan Draws Trade Hall

Monaco and its 33 000 residents rally at the Monaco trade union hall to oppose De Gaulle’s demand for taxing companies based in Monaco. Rainier warns such a move would wreck Monaco’s untaxed economy while reports say firms weigh relocation.

Monaco Monacan de Gaulle Mediterranean France Rainier Paris New York Tokyo

Open University classes begin as civic tensions ease on campus

A student returning to the Ole Miss campus after a Memphis weekend hoped hostility toward his presence would ease as he started his third week of classes. In other news, the Soviet Union conducted a low yield atmospheric test over Siberia at Semipalatinsk. Charlottesville Woolen Mills, maker of Civil War Confederate uniforms, will close Nov 1 after 132 years due to a bleak wool market. State briefs note Interstate Engineers won a $1 million contract for coal reclamation plants in southwestern Pennsylvania. The Ogleby-Norton coal plant at Ceredo will not negotiate with striking workers until they return. Rev Clifford M. Lewis of Wheeling College was elected 1963 president of the West Virginia Archaeological Society.

Ole Miss Memphis United States Interstate Engineers & Constructors Inc Fairmont Pennsylvania Ogleby- Norton Co Ceredo UMW Clifford M. Lewis Wheeling College West Virginia Archeological Society

Two Beckley Fires Raise Arson Suspicions and Loss

Fire crews responded Sunday to two blazes in Beckley. An oil house attached to an abandoned tipple at Crab Orchard burned, possibly arson, with minor tipple damage. A four room house owned by Ira Holliday Jr. and tenanted by the Allisons suffered major heat and smoke damage, with $1,800 estimated loss and no injuries.

Beckley Crab Orchard Tipple Winding Gulf Coals, Inc Sprague Beckley Department Billy Allison Ira Holliday Jr Allison Holliday Allisons

Ship Launched At Pt. Pleasant

The Charles S. Peirce, an ocean going ship built by Marietta Manufacturing Co. for the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey, was launched in Pt. Pleasant West Virginia with Sen. Robert Byrd Rep Ken Hechler Marietta President Walter Windsor and Rear Adm James Tison attending. Helen E. Ellis christened the vessel, the first of two under CGS contract, part of 13 million in federal ship building orders.

PT. Pleasant W. Va UPS Charles S. Peirce Marietta Manufacturing Co U. S. Coast & Geodetic Survey CGS Robert C. Byrd Ken Hechler Marietta Walter M. Windsor James Tison Helen E. Ellis Westport Point Mass Peirce

Burchette's Trial Rescheduled Here Oct. 30

The State's murder maiming and pistol case against James Arthur Burchette was reset for Tuesday October 30 in Raleigh County Criminal Court. Defense counsel is Kermit A Locke. Harvey Mills and Cam Lilly pleaded guilty to assault and battery and were sentenced to jail time with credit for time served. Three cases were remanded for magisterial court and another continued. Judge McCreery excused jurors until 9 30 a m and adjourned court until 1 30 p m.

James Arthur Burchette Raleigh County Kermit A. Locke Harvey Mills Cam Lilly Raleigh George L. Ballard Earl Bennett Orbra W. Maynor Leslie Rogers Richard A. Foley Robert H. Berry Harry L. McCreery

Driver Charged After Accident on Harper Road

Excessive speed caused a one car crash on Harper Road at 1 45 p m Sunday. Larry Gene Farley 16 Vance Drive charged with failure to have vehicle under control after his car skidded 300 feet, sheared a utility pole, and went over an embankment. Passenger Dennis Floyd Smith Street not injured. Vehicle damages about 500 dollars.

Harper Road Larry Gene Farley Vance Farley Dennis Floyd Smith Street

First Aid Call Refused Hospital Transfer

Mrs. Jenny Atkins aged 75 at 206 Grant Street refused transport to a hospital after Beckley Rescue Squad answered a first aid call at 12 30 a m Sunday. The nature of her illness was not known.

Jenny Atkins Grant St Beckley

Accident Investigated Near The Wheel Shady Spring

Beckley state police investigated an automobile accident near The Wheel in Shady Spring at presstime. No further details were available.

Beckley State Shady Spring

Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Treatment

A world famous research institute reveals Bio-Dyne a new healing substance now sold as Preparation H. The suppository and ointment form claim to stop itching relieve pain and drastically reduce pile symptoms with many users reporting piles ceased to be a problem.

New York, N. Y

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