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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1966

Page

3

Beckley area crime and accident round up

A series of local incidents include Lester Smith posting a $500 bond after a breaking and entering charge at Town and Country Drive-In. Others released from Raleigh County jail faced drunkenness and moonshine charges, absent without leave, and a bad-check incident. An 80 year old man fainted at First Methodist Church and was hospitalized. Five people injured in a Valley Drive crash involving John Toney and Alma Lilly. Hampton Hensley hospitalized with concussion after the collision. Toney charged with driving left of center.

Lester Smith Paul Epperly Raleigh Town and Country Welch Beckley Ohio Dean Davis Joe Rodriguez W.va Beckley Fire Department First Methodist M.F. O’dell Raleigh General Hospital Valley Drive Sprague John A. Toney Alma J. Lilly Sophia Toney Lilly Hampton Hensley Birch St Beckley Appalachian Regional Hospital Ida Mae Lilly Jerry Keffer Midway Lititia Beasley

Sophia High School forms Twirl ing Corp from band members

The newly organized Twirl ing Corp of Sophia High School comprises 14 members of the Sophia Blue Hawk Band. They met at 8 a.m. at the school throughout August to practice rudimental twirling, focusing on elementary rudiments.

Corp of Sophia High School Sophia Blue Hawk Band

Sophia High School Band Council Governs Members

Sophia High School Band Council acts as legislative executive and judicial body for the Sophia Blue Hawk Band. It elects officers Vicki Chamberlain Linda Stone Brenda Parker Bobby Harmon Ruth Branham Christina Crouch and class reps Linda Martin Donna Billings Joyce Osborne Rita Richards. Director Katheryn Williams sets membership proficiency standards.

Donna Billings Linda Stone Ruth Branham Sharon Bishop Vicki Chamberlain Phyllis Kincaid Brenda Parker Joyce Osborne Rita Richards Libby Young Sophia RNS Sophia High School Band Council Sophia Blue Hawk Band Bobby Harmon Christina Crouch Linda Martin Katheryn Williams Blue Hawk Band

Health Report Details Falls in Raleigh County For Week

Raleigh County documented 13 streptococcal infections and 16 upper respiratory infections for the week ending September 3. The report from Dr N H Dyer state health director shows four animal bites, two mumps cases and two tuberculosis cases. Fayette and Wyoming counties reported nothing.

Raleigh County N. H. Dyer Fayette Wyoming

Beckleyans Named on Constitutional Amendments Committee

Gov Smith announces E E Bibb and Paul Hutchinson will serve on the 100 member nonpartisan Committee for Constitutional Amendments. Other area representatives include D W McThenna Alderson Howard W Carson Fayetteville Harold B Engle Hinton Ross Tuckwiler Lewisburg and E E Bailey Princeton. The panel will explain the amendments and organize support.

E. E. Bibb Paul Hutchinson Committee For Hulett C. Smith D. W. McThenna Alderson Howard W. Carson Fayetteville Harold B. Engle Hinton Ross Tuckwiler Lewisburg E. E. Bailey Princeton

Earth covers about two hundred million square miles

A report notes the earth spans roughly 200 million square miles of surface area, highlighting its vast geographic expanse.

Jury Selected To Decide Fair Price Of SRC Land

Jurors were impaneled in Cir court to set a fair price for land taken by the State Road Commission for the Mabscott Crab Orchard Road. SRC offered 350 for 7500 square feet, land appraised at 1500. trial involves Homer E and Bonnie Clay.

SRC State Road Commission Mabscott-Crab Orchard Road Homer E Bonnie Clay

Archeologists to Hold 18th Annual WV Meeting in Morgantown

The West Virginia Archeological Society will convene its 18th annual gathering in Morgantown on October 15 and 16. Dr. Paul H. Price announced the event with the Monongahela Valley Chapter serving as hosts for local arrangements.

The West Virginia Archeological Society Morgantown Paul H. Price Monongahela Valley

English women spent 15 percent of life bearing children

Dame Patricia Hornsby Smith told a London luncheon that Victorian Englishwomen spent about 15 percent of their lives bearing children and died around age 52. She added that modern English mothers spend roughly three and a half years bearing children and live to about 78.

Modern Statistics London UPI Patricia Hornsby Smith

Federal Moonshine Trial Opens in Southern West Virginia Court

Three area men George John Smith Glen Jean Horace Booker Taylor Beckley and James Preston Allen Mr Hope face trial in U S District Court Southern West Virginia for illegal sale of moonshine whiskey. They allegedly sold 24 gallons to Layne Maloney of the Alcohol Beverage Commission on March 12 1964. Witnesses include agent Claude England and Maloney. Jury pool from Beckley Hinton Forest Hill Oak Hill Fayetteville Piney View. Jury to reconvene after 9:30 a m Thursday.

United States District Court of West Virginia George John Smith Glen Jean Horace Booker Taylor Beckley James Preston Allen U.S Maloney Joseph Luchini Hugo Brown Payne Warren Upton Nelle Bryson Bladene Pickle Zora Prater George E. Harvey Margaret Hewlett

London man jailed for stealing letters and biting officer

Samuel Lagunda attacked a police officer after stop for stolen papers and admitted theft of letters and money orders from the Transport Ministry. He received an 18 month sentence for the theft and assault.

London UPI Samuel Lagunda Transport Ministry

Lucky winner Madrid football pool tops season

Antonio Perez a carpenter who had never watched a football game won the top prize in Spain's first pool of the season amounting to 12.5 million pesetas about 175000 dollars in U.S. currency. He became a peseta millionaire from the unexpected windfall.

Madrid UPI Antonio Perez U.S

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B&e Ollie C. Curry Glen White Jimmy C. Smith Bolt Duke Williams Sophia High School Twirling Corp Sophia Musicians Beckleyans Smith Winthrop By Dick Cavalli Salvation Army Newspaper Enterprise Association Newspaper Comics Council W. A. Thornhill III James M. Henderson David Norman Knapp Sam Harbin Harbin England Upton Payne Miracle Agilons Adonna
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