WVU names Morison new programming operations head
John R. Morison of Columbus Ohio an educational radio television producer and director at Ohio State University will become WVU department of radio television and motion pictures programming operations manager. He starts September 15 and brings more than a dozen years in broadcast and educational TV along with OSU activities and army reserve service. Morison is married with a five year old daughter.
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Ohio State University
West Virginia University
WVU
Paul A. Miller
John R. Morison
Columbus
Ohio
Morison
Ohio State
Ohio State University Players
Ohioan
Wtvn-Tv
U. S. Army
Wosu-Tv
OSU Telecommunications Center
Local grocers authorized to accept food stamps Sept 15 17
Raleigh County grocers must register at the Raleigh County Courthouse September 15 16 and 17 1965 to become authorized to accept food coupons when the program opens October 1. Registrants risk exclusion if they miss the window.
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Raleigh County
Department of Agriculture
Philip B. Hearn
Northeast Area Food Distribution Office
Consumer and Marketing Service
USDA
West Virginia
Extension course registration at Beckley High School
Registration tonight at Beckley Junior High School for WVU extension courses in Physical Education 292, aimed at meeting new daily 30 minute elementary PE requirements. Instructor Patrick A. Tork will lead the course for teachers, with additional courses announced for Monday including Education 346, History 257, and Math 264 taught by Frank McClung, Miss Elizabeth Goodall, and Ralph S. Bird respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley Junior High School
West Virginia University
Oscar Hutchison
Area Appalachian Center
National Science Foundation
Ralph S
Ted) Bird
County TB Rate High Alarms Raleigh County Health Group
The Raleigh County Tuberculosis and Health Association report shows 86 X-rays given in August with three new active TB cases. The summary notes cases of quiescent inactive and far advanced TB, 17 pulmonary TB readings, and contact screenings including ex-patients and indigent patients.
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Raleigh County Tuberculosis and Health Assn
Odessa Lewis
Lewis
U. S. Public Health Department
Glen Daniel Telephone Users To Be Queried
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co employees will poll about 200 Glen Daniel exchange customers next week to gauge opinion on the Beckley line change. Cards were mailed requesting votes to be returned to the Beckley office. Commercial manager Robert Cunningham said opinions are insufficient for a fair decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Glen Daniel Exchange
Beckley
Robert Cunningham
Three New Land Condemnation Suits Filed in Crab Orchard
State Road Commission files three condemnation petitions in Raleigh County Circuit Court against Crab Orchard property owners and a church trustee group. Cases seek court authority to take about 3,300 to 16,553 square feet for the four lane highway project and appoint commissioners to determine just compensation and damages including liens, with one lien claim totaling $300 plus interest and costs.
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Raleigh County
State Road Commission
Crab Orchard
Vincent Daniel
Charles MehKenzie
Elmer Cole
MacArthur Free Will Baptist Church
Ray P
Eva Vance
John B
Dorothy Bailey
Wipperman Construction Co
Beckley
W. Va
Vance
Albert Wheley
Bailey
Regional 4-H Leaders Conference Is Tonight
Over 100 adult 4-H leaders from nine counties gather at Raleigh County 4-H Camp for the annual Regional 4-H Leaders Conference. Dr. Carl Cecil will speak after a banquet on Youth Development Tasks. Sessions include Automotive Safety, 4-H program planning, and state and national activities with Miss Rita Marks. The Rev. Ray Walls will address attendees at 3 p.m. and the meeting adjourns at 3:30 p.m.
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Raleigh County
Carl Cecil
Fairmont College
Glen Snyder
Betty Bare
Summers
John Cutlip
Fayette County
Bill Clark
Oscar C. Hutchison
West Virginia University
Beckley Appalachian Center
Beckley Appalachian
Rita Marks
Ray Walls
First Baptist Church of Prosperity
Deanery Plans Men's Retreat at St Francis de Sales
The Holy Name Society of St Francis de Sales Church and Knights of Columbus plan a men’s retreat for the Bluefield Deanery the weekend of Sept 24 to 26 at St Francis de Sales Church. A Leader’s Course in the Lay Apostolate and Bible service were featured. The next meeting is Oct 14.
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Holy Name Society
St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Bluefield
Beckley
Knights of Columbus
St. Francis de Sales Church
James Farris
Amerigo Cappellari
Mike Rosco
William Aurednick
Police Beat: Bradley Driver Charged After Wrecks
Multiple incidents reported by State and Beckley police. Huey Canterbury, 44, of Bradley, was charged with failure to control after his car hit Kenneth Gadmoski’s truck in Sprague at 7:40 am, with about 400 dollars in damage and no injuries. Beckley police documented two-car crashes on Valley Drive and Prince Street causing around 50 dollars damage. no charges. A third crash demolished a vehicle when Fred Williams, 16, of Cranberry, struck a parked Acme Construction truck. Williams was slightly injured and charged with failure to control. Police also reported arrests for grand larceny warrants against Everett Lilly and speeding plus no city license for Herman Lewis. Jail bookings included Ronnie Cline on muffler and registration charges. Additionally, nine conservation-law violations and fines were recorded in various districts, along with course announcements for political education programs sponsored by the Beckley Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce.
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Sprague
Huey Canterbury
Bradley
Kenneth Gadmoski
Virginia
Beckley
Valley Drive
Prince Street
Michael Jones
Teel Road
John H. Gamble
Kingsport
Tenn
Fred Williams
Cranberry
Acme Construction Company
Williams
Everett Lilly
Joe Rodriguez
Gunnee’s Sausage Co
Lilly
Herman A. Lewis
Ronnie S. Cline
Prosperity
Department of Natural Resources
Oppie L. Hedrick
Left
Tom Canterbury
Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce
Hedrick
Bundle Of Papers Costs Pupil Bundle Of Dough
A total of $572 was forfeited in Beckley Police Court Thursday night including $100 by an 18 year old Beckley College student on a petit larceny charge. Bonds forfeited include Ruby R Joseph Norwalk Conn $21 for speeding Gary Evan Meadows Beckley $21 for speeding Scotty Meadows Beckley $21 for failure to yield Arnold Wilson Beckley $6 for failure to yield Irene Adkins Daniels $21 for speeding Sherwood Danigan Beckley $20 for running stop light Jerry D Allen Beckley $21 for speeding Erma E Goins Meadow Bridge $51 for shoplifting Clara Kiser Beckley $5 for letting a dog run at large J T Graves Beckley $21 for having more than three in front seat Arthur M Marks Beckley $21 for failing to keep vehicle under control Oscar S Suttle Beckley $21 for speeding Gary Meador Beckley $6 Havan Davis Mount Hope $6 for blocking traffic A total of $210 was forfeited in drunkenness cases.
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Beckley
Beckley College
Kerbawy
South Fayette Street
Ruby R. Joseph
Norwalk
Conn
Gary Evan Meadows
Scotty Meadows
Arnold Wilson
Irene Adkins
Daniels
Sherwood Danigan
Jerry D. Allen
Erma E. Goins
Meadow Bridge
Clara Kiser
J. T. Graves
Arthur M. Marks
Oscar S. Suttle
Gary Meador
Havan Davis
Mount Hope
Five Soil Workers Attend State Meeting in West Virginia
Five employees of the Soil Conservation Service in Beckley attend the 20th annual meeting of the West Virginia Soil Conservation Society of America at Jackson's Mill. Delegates include Al Beaty Walter Patton Lester Espy Bill Vanscoy and Barker Hopkins. Beaty will toast a 6 p.m. dinner today. Speakers include Gus R. Douglas Sen Jennings Randolph Leonard J. Timms and Mrs Ralph A. Schmitz.
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Soil Conservation Service
Beckley
West Virginia Soil Conservation Society of America
Jackson's Mill
al Beaty
Walter Patton
Lester Espy
Bill Vanscoy
Barker Hopkins
Beaty
Gus R. Douglas
Agriculture
Sen
Jennings Randolph
Leonard J. Timms
Elk Horn Coal Corp
Charleston
Ralph A. Schmitz
West Virginia
General Council To Meet With Pastor
The General Council of the Church of God Jesus Licht of the World will convene with the pastor Sept 11 12 on Ringleben St at 10 am. Saturday Elder W M Love and L M Stephen son will preside. Mrs S G Braxton will deliver the sermon. The 2 30 pm sermon will be by Elder Jesse Richardson. Elder Robert Newsom will speak at 7 30 pm services. Sunday School at 10 am, sermon at 11 30 am by Elder W M Love with Bishop M Gravely and T E Amey leading 2 30 and 7 30 pm services.
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The
Church of God
Jesus Licht
Ringleben St
W. M. Love
L. M. Stephenson
S. G. Braxton
Jesse Richardson
Robert Newsom
M. Gravely
T. E. Amey
Daniels PTA Names Committee Chairmen
Committee chairmen were appointed this week at a Daniels PTA meeting. Named: Mrs. Paul Pettry program chairman, F. M. Eagle devotional, Mrs. Holyroid Meador membership, Charles Smith finance, Mrs. Bill Lester refreshment, Mrs. L. E. Williams homeroom mothers, Mrs. Carl A. Bostick reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Parent Teacher Association
Paul Pettry
F. M. Eagle
Holyroid Meador
Charles Smith
Bill Lester
L. E. Williams
Carl A. Bostick
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Jim Belcher
Princeton
Widemouth Creek
Mercer County
Mildred Wass
Thurman
Canterbury
Blaine Wright
Wright
Martin Piotrowski
Oak Hill
New River
Mae R. Workman
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O. B. Legg
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Donna Wiley
Belcher
Stovall Ridge Road
Walter Hatfield
Bethel Church
Shady
Shady Spring High School
Barbara
Spring High
Fox
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Sheets
Harold Hedrick
Laura Rossmeyer
Jud
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Margaret
General Council
Daniels Pta Committee
Universal Corporation
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MET
Phare Cong
Beckley Eppy
Rist’s Drug Store
Bouncie Bexie
East
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Lewisburg
Pioneer Drug Store
Summersville
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Webster Springs
Court Square Pharmacy
White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Pharmacy
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