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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1962

Page

7

The Doctor Says Protective Devices Guard Bodies

Dr Wayne Brandstadt notes built in protections in the human body. Children are born with unfused skull bones allowing birth canal adaptation and the bones heal after fractures like green stick injuries. Spare parts such as eyes ears lungs and kidneys reduce danger when one part is lost. The body regulates temperature via sweat pores and skin blood flow, with blood clotting protecting against volume loss.

Carport Permits Issued To City Residents

City Hall granted permits last week for three carports. James Cantrell at 313 East Prince Street will build an aluminum garage at 500 dollars. Eula Martin of 108 Houston Street gets a 1000 dollar carport. Harold Richmond at 208 Allen Avenue receives a 750 dollar carport. A separate permit to add a room at 512 Hunter Street costs 750 dollars for Lem Hannah.

City James FE. Cantrell E. Prince St Eula Martin Houston St Harold Richmond Allen Ave Lem Hannah Hunter St C. Gugliotta Park Ave

Four-Generation Household Welcomes Premature Baby Edwena Massie

Edwena Leigh Massie, born May 27 at two pounds six ounces, grew to nine and a half pounds at home. The article highlights her multi generation family in Flat Top, including great-great grandmother Mrs. Millie Miller, mother Mrs. Jerry Massie, great-grandmother Mrs. L. H. Webb, and grandmother Mrs. Olive Wills, with more grandparents listed.

Edwena Leigh Massie Millie Miller Jerry Massie Edwena L. H. Webb Olive Wills Olive Lilly Lillybrook Thomas Massie

United Nations Tea Placed in Governor Mansion

The Charleston local chapter of the American Association for the United Nations announces a United Nations tea at 2 p.m. on October 28 in the Governor's Mansion. All college and high school students are invited. Eva and Ethel Keyser report on the 12th National Conference in Washington, with Jeannie Gadd sharing a summer visit to UN headquarters in New York. Robert Thomson Jr. presents UN slides and runs a commentary as president of the local group.

United Nations Governor’s Mansion Charleston American Association For the United Nations Bank of Raleigh Eva Ethel Keyser Beckley National Association Washington, D. C Jeannie Gadd Woodrow Wilson High School New York City Women’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Temple Robert Thomson Jr

Combined meeting set for three regional medical groups

The annual combined dinner meeting of the New River Dental Society New River Pharmaceutical Society and Raleigh County Medical Society will be held at the Beckley Elks Club at 6 p.m. Thursday.

New River Dental Society New River Pharmaceutical Society Raleigh County Medical Society Beckley Elks Club

Constipation relief claim for COLONAID laxative

An aging colon loses muscle strength causing dry waste and constipation. Doctors endorse COLONAID as a three way laxative that works on the lower colon, relieves overnight, is gentle on reflexes, safe for expectant mothers, and does not interfere with nutrient absorption. Introductory size 4.

New Colonaid Colonarp

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