Addition to Help More People to Get Telephones
District Manager E. T. Stromp announced a $145,000 two story addition to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in Beckley will expand central office capacity and future toll facilities. The project aims to serve 1,230 pending requests before September 1 and is part of a $7 million Virginia West Virginia expansion begun in 1946 to return service to pre war levels and beyond. The work should be completed by January with some facilities already due next month, and may prompt a third building if growth continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
E. T. Stromp
Beckley
West Virginia
Stromp
West Virginia leads DHIA lactation reports in 1947 progress
Statistics from the USDA Dairy Industry Bureau show West Virginia supervisors filed 1,683 lactation records in the first half of 1947, about 29 percent of enrolled cows. The state has led annually since 1941, with 62 percent average versus a 27 percent national average. Also noted are new Extension appointments and vegetable waste rates for home canning.
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West Virginia
Bureau of Dairy’ Industry
USDA
G. Heebink
Delaware
Maryland
Vermont
Iowa
Heebink
West Virginia University
Bureau of Dairy Industry
DHIA
Bureau
Hedrick Buys Colonial Beckley Home in $13,000 Deed
Dr and Mrs Grover Hedrick Jr purchase a house and lot in Colonial Addition Beckley from J Arnold and Edith Massie for about $13,000 per a deed in Raleigh County records. Transfers include Phillips to Jackson for $6,500 and Hearn to Dean for $6,000 in Beckley and Crab Orchard areas.
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Beckley
Grover Hedrick, Jr
J. Arnold
Edith Massie
Raleigh
Leonard
Edith Phillips
Denia Jackson
Oakland
Ida
Bernard Hearn
G. R. Dean
B. Pinecrest
H. B
J. W. Walters
Lawrence Persinger
Crab Orchard Heights
Crab Orchard
W. A
Ollie. Tolliver
Luther Milton Marks
James Bailey
Mt. Hope Highway
J. L
Stella Persinger
James
Virginia Kennedy
Lilly and Hornbrook, Inc
Lillybrook Land Company
Joe Shur, Jr
Helen Shur
Lillybrook Land
Garden Fresh Veggies Boost Home Table Quality
Tables were average to good. High quality vegetables fresh from the garden might have a smaller per centage of waste.
Land Transfers in Coal City and Surrounding Districts
Property transactions listed include transfers in Coal City Slab Fork and nearby districts. Buyers include H Lynch Delia and Albert Watson C M Rogers Ann Bailey Maynard Crookshanks trades for parcels on Beaver Creek Mabscott Tolbert Street Lilly Heights and Clear Fork totaling about 500 to 1500 dollars with no stamps attached where noted.
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Lion
Coal City
Slab Fork
H. Lynch
Dollie S. Lynch
Beaver Creek
Shady Spring
Delia
Albert Watson
Carrie Gautier
Lilly Highland
Mabscott
H. B
J. W. Walters
J .L. Persinger
Crab Orchard Heights
Crab Orchard
Joseph A
Hattie Jones
Charles R
Helen C. Jones
East Beckley
Tolbert Street
C. M
Vena E. Rogers
Clara Worley
Joel Daniel
Bolt
Trap Hill
Ann and
Emory Bailey
Glenn Jand Jewell Lutz
Lilly Heights
Maynard
Reva Crookshanks
Marion
Mildred Morrison
Clear Fork
Property Transfers in Beckley and Crab Orchard Areas
R R Hughes and Edna J Hughes transfer lots 14 and 15 Midway Beckley Town to Milton and Addie Hughes for about 1500 dollars. Brown H and Ruth B Payne with Rebecca M Payne sell 0.20 acres Beckley Town to Samuel Thomson for about 1000 dollars. Mary B and John R Hornbrook with others sell lot 57 Lilly and Hornbrook Inc to J L Persinger. Mary B and John R Hornbrook with others sell lot 90 Lilly and Hornbrook Inc and Lillybrook Land Company addition Crab Orchard Town District.
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R. R. Hughes
Edna J. Hughes
Milton
Addie Hughes
Midway
Beckley
Thala
George Blankenship
A. E
Wayne Miller
Marsh Fork
Brown H
Ruth’ B. Payne J
Rebecca M. Payne
Samuel Thomson
Mary. B
John R. Hornbrook
J. L. Persinger
Lilly and Hornbrook, Inc
Lillybrook Land Company
Crab Orchard
Mary B
John
Hornbrook
Altizer announce third child at Oak Hill Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Altizer of Minden announce the arrival of their third child, a son, on September 7 at Oak Hill Hospital.
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Register
Oak Hill
William Altizer
Minden
Oak Hill Hospital
Police to Order Carter to Court
Police will order Henry Carter of Hunter Street to appear in police court by Wednesday morning if he does not attend voluntarily, said Police Chief Dee Hedrick after the Negro failed to attend.
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Henry Carter
Hunter Street
Dee.Hedrick
Fire ordinance charge tied to West End blaze
Fire Chief Bernard Martin says Carter used a penny behind a fuse plug, causing a Wednesday dwelling fire that destroyed wiring. Carter posted a $15 bond and awaits a hearing set for last night.
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Bernard Martin
Carter
Hig
Martin
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Bryan W. Moore
Parkersburg
J. O Knapp
State Agricultural Extension Service
Ted R. Hash
Moore
Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
Monongalia County
Marshall County
Farm Security Administration
Farmers Home Administration
Morgantown
Gladys Gilpin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics
Okra
DOBBS
Ea, F
Hill
Beckley Hotel
F. Hill
Union
America
Liberty Street
New York
Bartone
Howard Camp
Ackache
Cohen Deug CO
Willys-Overland Motors
Ward-Evans Motor Co
Shumate Dairy Farm
Harper Road
Jeep
Universal Jeep
Third Avenue
W. Va
Montgomery Wards
Charming Center