Largest Elks Class To Be Initiated At Neckley Lodge
An Elks initiation marks the largest class of the year at Neckley Lodge. B J Fourney of Beckley is honored for outstanding citizenship, education, and service to the order and the lodge. Fellow members praise his forty year dedication and his wife for steady support.
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Neckley Lodge
The
Elks Jill
B.J
Fourny
Bine Jay
Hiller—Saullt
HEOE
Robert =. Williams
Charleston
Elks
Jota C. Astvegrth
Fourney
Order
Beckley Lodge
Ashworth
Fanrney
Menor
Ware Hun
Stormatt
Tolkey
Beckley
Willamsport
Blue Jay Lustbur Co
Ned" Lynch
Paul J
Joseph
Elks Lodie
Rpler
Black Knight Country Club
Reappointed Tuberculosis Chairman Heads WVMA Ministry
Dr. Edwards is reappointed chairman of the tuberculosis committee of the West Virginia State Medical Association. Parkersburg’s Dr. Richard W. Corbitt, newly installed WVMA president, announced a slate of yearlong committee chairs including Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Rish, Dr. Neal, Dr. Villant, and others, with several others reappointed to key roles in scholarships rural health and medical emergencies, among extensive mutual appointments and local civic ties.
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Edwards
Siperme Tenlent
West Virginia State Medical Association
Parkersburg
Richard W. Corbitt
WVMA
Corbitt
Richard D. Hamilton
St Marys
Agig
Forloyd Rish
Cynces
William L. Neal
Huntington
A. Sf. Villant
Welch
Henry R. Glass Jr
B. 3
Pace
Trinceton
Jack 4. Slack
Belpre
Chin
Richard
Flood
Weirton
Martha J. Coyner
Harrisville
A. Woifman
Frank J. Holroyd
Princeton
Harry S. Weeks SI
Wheeing
John J. Mahood
Bluefield
Russel Kess
Charleston
Albert
Esp
Stineington
Buford
Nurses Gain Exclusive Representation Rights in West Virginia
An agreement signed Monday gave an organization represented by Dr Henry Rufler and Edna H Starr exclusive recognition to act for professional nurses at the Veterans Administration hospital. The AFGE gained sole bargaining rights over the West Virginia Nurses Association after a Oct 28 1967 election determined representation.
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Henry Tee Rufler
Veterans Administra Hospital
Edna H.mon Hospital
Unio Rather
American Federation of Government Employes Lodge Rie
AFGE
West Virginia Nurses Association
Barbershop Chorus Holds Second Meeting Tonight
The Barbershop Chorus, now in its third year, invites all men to join the unaccompanied, four part harmony group. Two meetings are set this week with venues at Sylvis Elementary School and Raleigh County Center, led by Bruce Geélius and Don Lil.
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Inginior
Muale
Beckley
Sylvis
Jeffries
Atd
Don Lil
Cecil Miller
Ballou
Mast
Joe Seigmaller
Smender
Prince
Bercy
Hunt
Iuaten
Bruce
iMeetings
Beoupsis Geélius
Ritlate
Raleigh County
Ihe
Community Action Association
Society For Presidents
America
Becktey Center
Streen Appli Inc
Beeldey Woogens
Centar
Deegans Ave
Fairdale subdivision plans 58 lots by Kelly Development
A map on file with Haleleh County Clerk records a planned Fairdale development by Kelly Development Co. The model community will include 58 lots for single family homes near Raleigh area mines. Restrictions require off street parking, underground utilities, and prohibitions on animals and temporary buildings. Plans for vehicles must be approved, and lot plats must meet street and setback standards.
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Haleleh County
Kelly Developmient Cy
Ine Ditalas
Fairdata
Benim Con
Raleigh
Canohes
Ives
MU Sponsors Dynamic Typing Conference at Marshall University
Marshall University hosts a business education conference on September 28 with sponsorship from Indiana University and the State Bureau of Vocational Technical and Adult Education. Dr. James T. Crawford of Indiana University will headline with talks on developing basic competencies in typewriting and production typing. Registration begins at 8 00 a.m. with opening at 9 00 a.m. and afternoon sessions at 2 00 p.m. Rollins Nelson Jr., president of Marshall University, will address delegates at noon.
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Huntington
Marshall University
I Sfarstial University
State Bureau of Vocational- Technical and
Marsa! Je! Smalth Music Hall
James T. Grawford
Indiana University
Leaner
Will Apeak
Br. Crawford
Ehaamay
Department of Business Education and Office
Total
Indiana
Roland H. Nelson Jr
Presiden O of
Marshal University
Concord Extension Classes Offered at Beckley Junior High
Concord Extension Classes to be organized in Beckley Junior High auditorium on Thursday September 19 at 7 30 pm Professor Emery W Smith Jr will meet with those seeking extension from Concord Dean Robertson says a minimum of 10 students is required before a professor can be assigned for extension classes Several inquiries have been received about such classes Cecil L Milley director of in service training in Raleigh County Schools is involved
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Conecord College
Beckley Junior High School
Emery W. Smith, Jr
Cancord
Dean Robertson
Concord
Cecil L. Milley
Hatelgh County
Police Beat Damage Set At 1250 In 2 City Auto Collisions
Police report two city auto accidents with estimated total damage of 1250. Details note a 1806 model ute driven by Peter Merrick 35 of 215 Nhirray St and a 1997 node vehicle operated by Pat Jarinston 23 of AIL Hope. Several drivers cited for traffic violations including turning into oncoming traffic and reckless driving.
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Borkley
Anyslyi
Peter Merrick
Nhirray St
Pat
Jarinston
Ail
Hope
Weistall Wainan
Beckley Minneapeli
Johnstown Road
South Kanawha Street
Foon
Kenton
Beaver
Josg
Romanuel James
County Republicans Plan Ox Roast At Shady High
Raleigh County Republicans plan an ox roast at Shady High School to raise funds for the party. The event, hosted by Nine Roosters club and local groups, aims to back Arch Moore and candidates for the November election. About 500 plates at 3 per plate will be served with help from the Fire Department Auxiliaries and band boosters.
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Raleigh
Nine Roosters
Sueyeanes
Neip
Askerfrnaga
Tunchule
Cako Om
Stacy School
Amd
Woran
Clih
Fle
Lisbried
Anitrin
60 Apply For Jobs In 8 Day Period
The West Virginia Department of Employment Security reported 60 job seekers filing applications in an eight day period ending Monday. Applicants included five general office clerks, one service station attendant, one electrical repairman, several trades, multiple drivers, clerks, nursers, and a range of other positions. The list names multiple roles such as truck drivers, auto mechanics, stokers, bookkeepers, cashiers, and more in a broad employment surge report.
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West Virginia
Department of Employment Security
Porto
Altunitaal
Atock Eterks
Teee
Torke Typla Vna
Epok
Clerl
Horse Show Adds 4-H Division at Prosperity MCA Meet
Susie Green won showmanship in the first 4-H division at the Dey Sill Prosperity MCA Horse Show with her horse Shazam. Teresa Tastar placed second on Cinnamon Ciley, Marie Clavier took third on Midnight's Pavey Shadow, while other placings included Beth Worthington and Kathy Comer in the English and Western Pleasure classes.
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Susie Green
Betty
Giroon
Becking
Shazam
Dey Sill
MCA
William Clark
Ratelelt Courty
Shovy
Chass
Susie Given
Beckley
Cinnamon Ciley
Teresa Tastar
Midnight
Marie Clavier
Javeth
Hospital Awarded Default Judgment Amid Dismissals
The Naleigh county court issued a default judgment in nine cases and dismissed 17 others involving Taligh General Hospital and multiple defendants including Leaf Brands Inc, Anita G. Light, and Bobuy Guvalet Kincaid. The action references various parties, contracts, and a state department matter, with limited readable details due to corrupted OCR text.
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Naleigh County cCodult Sonet
Taligh General Hospital
Mine Rescue and First Aid Contest Visits VIPs in Buckley
VIPs from the mining sector will attend the annual Mine Rescue and First Aid Contest in Buckley on Saturday. Guests include George J. Indev and Dr. Earl Hays from Washington, Governor Hulett Smith, Beckley Mayor John Wesley Smith, Quin Morlun III of the Southern Coal Operators Association, and Elmer C. Warkman of the West Virginia Department of Mines. Safety day features officials from UMWA, US Bureau of Mines, and coal operators groups. The event starts at the Raleigh County Armory and runs through the day.
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Andn Noastauy
Bath
Buckley
George J
States Department of Mines
Raleigh County Armory
Fants
Memmott
Burea
Tewis G. Eeitts
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Robert 16. Williams
Dr. Edwards
Ctirs
AC St. Pranets
Bales Catholic
Chuzels Fourney
Joly Name Society
Knights of Col
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Wolon Carbide Corp
Arominence
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Davie
Texas Instrument Co
Germany
Eugene Sr
NASA
Cleveland
Obinou
Marvy Grave Hauehins
General Blectyle Co
Eoxineer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Phillip
Ansportation
Lacy B. Acord
Newey Bone
Avenswool News
Ritter
Lona S Rasehian Jr
Dunpiver
Nuala Roberts
Alllowmer
Henry Lee Ruter
Ami
Heckley
Tames M Coffeen
Charles
Simpsonville
Michael
Elledge
Aling
Charleston Bodge
Beckles
Heard
Will
Beckler
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Pourney
Galden
Willian J. Jenkins
Starbray
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Oakill
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Pourneys
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Mollensy Agck
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Ening State
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Lee Wospital
Sigmund-McLean Insurance Agency
Whowme
Barbershop Chorus
G.C. "Murphy CO
Gowntown
Fairdale
Jaimes
Willis Cadhey
U1 Meadows Court
Jol R. Matherly
Baldih
Toho F. Spencer
Quarry S
Anthony PL Anania
Clinton
Nlt
Fidio J. Steelman
Eighth St
Gary W. Metherly
Plato Op
Tha Wasisdy
Heckley Municipal Court
Bend
Gayren Ave
Sem
Helnir
James Adkins
Sun
Shady High
Adwich
Mrs. Purest Co
Shazane
Forest Time
Mulla Griffith
Hill St
W. White
Kentucky Ave
Agers
Meludi Jim Orient
Wilkes Ave
George A. Richmond
Toni
Diablo
Wilbert
Elphey Fagen Evans
Mullens
Benjamin EB. Long
Duckhan
Lawrence Elselsteins
Huntington Nut Daniels
James
WauNg
Mississippi River
Canada
Newport
Naval Base
Office of Naval Research
Javkin
Phipot
UMWA
William Park
Hiatrager
A. Moreau
She Sumphries
Mimewas
Cecil” Urbeaink
Sida Tiistriet
Umwas Homgs Willams
Oredient
UWA
Williamson
Smokeless Cowl Operators Association
Paul Marton
West Virginia Coal Operators Association
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