Bond Forfeitures Total $1 207 In Police Court
Court reports total bond forfeitures of 1207 with 115 from drunk charges. Names include Patrick D Ward Beaver 21 for indecent exposure James R occchias 2 rebateg and others across Beckley MacArthur Ter ry Mount Beaver and more. Charges range from reckless driving to permit unlicensed to drive and shoplifting with various sums listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick D. Ward
Beaver
James Richocchias
Earl Long
Beckley
Grover Fred Weinger
MacArthur
Billy Hall
Terry
Alexander Spencer
Fayette St
Sylvester Ferguson
James A. Goddary
Church St
Harry Watts
Ees
Helen A. Lewis
Catherine Treadway
Mount
John Dunkley
Worley Road
Fred Esters
Bluefield
Seldon G. Linkous
Oak Hill
Roger G. Lacy
Fairdale
Hedley Mergangey
Neptune City
N. J
Cliff Fisher
Margaret Brice
Rice St
Civil Service Tests for Engineers and Illustrators
The U S Civil Service Commission announces entrance level exams for professional engineers and scientists with salaries from 5990 to 7050 a year. Positions involve research and testing in chemistry math metallurgy and physics in Washington DC area and elsewhere. Also a new illustrator exam with pay 5000 to 10250 in public information exhibits advertising or technical illustration. Applications and details via Announcement Nos 375 and 374 B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssional
Sci
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Board of Examiners
Naval District
Tabeemmae
G. I. Kincaid
U. S. Civily Commission
Washington, DC
Congress approves first U S monetary system on April 2 1792
On April 2 1792 Congress enacted the first monetary framework for the United States establishing a national currency and central financial structure. The move set the basis for a standardized system of coinage and banking rules across the new nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Seek Marriage Permits Here
Four applications for marriage licenses were filed. Fox Jr. 18 of Beckley son of William and Ida Fox and Elizabeth Gill LU Edison J Willie Hart 19 of Coal City son of Everette and Clara Hart and Belva June Cochran 18 Sullivan daughter of Alvin and Mildred Cochran Raymond Clifford Ryan 28 of Coal City son of Fred and Ada Ryan and Joann Elizabeth Waddell 19 of Coal City daughter of Charles and Juanita Waddell Jerry Ray Sutphin 21 of Beckley son of Roscoe and Lillian Sutphin and Barbara Jean Canaday 21 of Beckley daughter of Wilson and Mary Canaday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Jr
Beckley
William
Ida F’’ Fox
Ee Elizabeth Gill
Edison
Willie Hart
Coal City
Everette
Clara Hart
Belva
June Cochran
Sullivan
Alvin
Mildred Cochran
Raymond Clifford Ryan
Fred
Ada Ryan
Joann Elizabeth Waddell
Charles
Juanita Waddell
Jerry Ray Sutphin
Roscoe
Lillian Sutphin
Barbara Jean Canaday
Daugher Wilson
Mary Canady
Appreciation Services Set At Local Church Week
Local Pentecostal Church of Christ outlines a week of services led by Elder Willie Schofield Evangelist Tanner and assistants. Today features Spirit of Joy Chorus led by Elder Felix Robinson with Susie Breckenridge as emcee. Wednesday hosts Nathaniel Perry and Scarbro congregation with G Street president and Gospel of Ringleben G Street and Evangelist Freater Goforth. Friday presents youth program with Elder Joe Harrison and Lester congregation led by Willie Schofield Jr. Emcee Celena Casey for Sunday noon finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fces
Willie Schofield
Tanner
Penecostal
Ch of Christ
Spirit of Joy
Felix Robinson
Congregation
Sun
Susie Breckenridge
Nathaniel Perry
Scarbro
Church of Jesus Christ of
Ringleben G Street
Freater Goforth
Levi Daniel
Joe Harrison
Lester
Willie Schofield Jr
Celena Casey
Nobel Prizes Awarded Across Five Categories
Nobel prizes are awarded in physics, chemistry, medicine or physiology, literature, and peace. The awards recognize outstanding contributions to science, culture, and global welfare by researchers and leaders worldwide.
County Airport buzzes with Sunday air tours and first flights
The Beckley area airport hosted a busy Sunday with family joy rides in Piper aircrafts. Young flyers Miss Jennie Treolo and Dianna joined parents and siblings, while veterans like Clinton Shumate and Herb Alley shared flights. Local visitors included Crane Associates president H D Crane and son Eric, who plans flight training soon, reflecting a season of revelatory air tours and scenic views over the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Haga
Jefferson St
Piper
Dianna
David
Debby
King and Heating Co
Charleston
James Cowie
Beckley
Crane
Ashland
Portsmouth
Ohio
Huntington
Eric
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Eric Crane
Jennie Treolo
Walker Ave
Miss Treolo
Stephen’s Lake
Treolo
June Davis
Mabscott Hill
Herb Alley
Opening Of Five Mines Planned
Planned openings of five new mines will create 26 jobs in the state. Mines include Dempsey Coal Co No 4 in Fayette County with three workers owned by Donald Dempsey of Minden. Dorsey and Dorsey Coal Co No 1 in Nicholas County with two workers owned by Clarence Dorsey of Drennon. C F Coal Co No 2 in Nicholas County with eight workers owned by E R Frye of Summersville. Minden Sewell Coal Co No 2 in Fayette County with six workers owned by Clifford Davis of Oak Hill. Addier Coal Co No 16 in Wyoming County with nine workers owned by Lick Addair of North Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summersville
Minden Sewell Coal Co
Fayette County
Clifford Davis
Oak Hill
Addier Coal Co
Wyoming County
Lick Addair
North Springs
Military Men In The News At Home And Overseas
Army and Air Force personnel from West Virginia and surrounding areas are profiled. Elmer R. Kincaid Jr. of Kincaid served three weeks in Berlin Brigade tests near Wildfelchen Germany, entering service in 1956. Paul E. Martin, Glen Morgan, earned staff sergeant in the Air Force and works as an air traffic controller at Westover AFB Massachusetts. Willis G. Hash Jr. of Ghent chosen for training at Shepard AFB Texas as an air craft maintenance specialist. 1st Sgt. Lewis R. Shaffer of Fayetteville Germany assigned to 485th Preventive Medicine Unit near Stuttgart. Pvt. Harvester Berger of Helen completed ten weeks at Army Bar School Fort Belvoir. Specialist Four Robert E. Perdue of Mullens promoted at Fort Hood and serves with 1st Armored Division. Army Pvt. Lawrence W. Persinger of Bradley completed combat engineer course at Fort Leonard Wood. Pvt. Kenneth E. Petties of Wyco completed two-week leadership prep at Fork Polk. Air Force and Army personnel listed with hometowns across Virginia, West Virginia and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer R. Kincaid Jr
Kincaid
6Th Infantry
Berlin
Wildfelchen
Germany
Yt High School
Oak Hill
Paul E. Martin
Ruff Smith
Glen Morgan
Air Force
Martin
Westover Afb
Mass
Force Communications Service
Willis G. Hash Jr
Willis G. Hash
Ghent
Shepard Afb
Tex
Shady Spring High School
Lackland Afb
Lewis R. Shaffer
Ramona
Fayetteville
N. C
Shaffer
Stuttgart
Fort Bragg
Clarence C. Shaffer
Sprague
Pvt
Harvester Berger
Helen
Army Bar School
Fort Belvoir
Berger
Army
Fort Knox
Byrd Prillerman High School
Amigo
Stamper, Jones and Laughlin Steel Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert E. Perdue
Emmett B. Perdue
Mullens
Fort Hood
1St Armored Division
Perdue
Fort Jackson
S. C
47Th
Mullens High School
Jimmie Ruth
Killeen
Lawrence W. Persinger
Orville J. Persinger
Bradley
Fort Leonard Wood
Persinger
Kenneth E. Petties
Isiah Petties
Wyco
Fork Polk
Petties
Conley High School
Wyoming General Hospital
SRC Files Two Land Condemnation Suits Here
The State Road Commission filed two condemnation suits at Crab Orchard seeking property for SRC use. One suit targets Oakley and Gladys Smith, Ned H. Ragland trustee, and Beckley Federal Savings and Loan, with 8300 square feet valued at 9250 dollars. The other targets Joe and Mary Martin and the United States Department of Internal Revenue for 4370 square feet valued at 15000 dollars. Attorney is W. Robert Carr. Re-enlisting were James Lloyd Morris, Danny Ray Reed, Elwood Howard Hawk, and Robert Pharrell Casto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road Commission
W. Va
Crab Orchard
Circuit Clerk
Oakley
Gladys Smith
Ned H. Ragland
Beckley Federal Savings and Loan Association
Lienholder
SRC
Joe and
Mary Martin
United States of America
Department of Internal Revenue
W. Robert Carr
Oan
Lecure Au Bixis Thiats
James Lloyd Morris
Charleston
James
Virgie Morris
Danny Ray Reed
Herndon
Coy
Rushie Reed
Elwood Howard Hawk
Mullens
Gertrude Hawk
Reed
Hawk
National Guardsmen
Army Reserve
Robert Pharrell Casto
Kenna
Dennie
Delphia Casto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lesene
Civil Service
Clinton Shumate
Sophia
Charley Lilly
Bill Toner
Charley Ferrell
Allen Mayhorn
Pineville
H. D. Crane
Crane Associates
Raleigh County Memorial Airport
Tra
Earhart
Ane
Kentucky
West Virginia
Jeannie Treolo
Herb Alloy
Sergeant
Woodrow Wilson High School
Gail
Mrs. Louis Rogers
Gheens, la
Persinger Is
Wilcox Manufacturing
Raleigh
Charlie A. Puckett
Richlands
Charles L. Puckett
John G. Ringstaff
Pounding Mill
Sara B. Ringstaff
John A. Jeffries
William E. Jeffries
Donald B. Brown
Doran
Frank J. Brown
Don B. Meadows
Dorothy
Donnie E. Meadows
Rodger E. Carter
Colcord
Pearl M. Carter
Oscar A. Persinger
Ruther R. Harman
Squire
Keaster D. Harman
Kenneth W. Calhoun
Bristol
William B. Calhoun
Forrest W. Walker
Ronceverte
Mary B. Walker
Ballard W. Johnson III
Lewisburg
B. V. Johnson ,Jr
Lloyd R. Erskine
Lloyd L. Erskine
Charles Franklin Cox
Glen‘ville
Mary Cox
Frank Raymond Lanier
Lochgelly
Harry
Anna Lanier
Harman Marion Settle Jr
Willis Branch
Gladys Settle
Delmus Ray
Vienna
Ted
Mae Newberry
Leslie Keith Carr
Cool Ridge
Clarence
Lakie Shrewsbury
Harley Lane Wilson
Letter Gap
Eva Roe
Wesley Perkins Jr
Twin Branch
Bertha Goodman
Donald Gerald Hicks
Berwind
Ballard
Vicie Hicks
Jimmie Thornsburry
Hayes Lewis Hayes
U. S. Weather Bureau
Town and Country Drive-Inn
Etires
Weather
Hayes
Dick Neave
Weather Bureau
Raleigh County Memori
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