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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1935

Page

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Miners to gain thirty million in pay over next year and a half

West Virginia’s 110000 union coal miners are expected to receive about 30 million dollars more in wages over 18 months under a new agreement that sends miners back to work. The deal boosts daily tonnage rates and adds pay for those clearing slate and rock as work resumes.

Associated Press Washington West Virginia van A. Bittner United Mine Workers of America Bittner A. Cp

Prize awards and demos mark state mining meet in Sprague event

Winners in each Vision division received Sprague prizes and gold medals, with second prize medals from the institutes. A showcase sprint and stretcher board demonstration by Koppers Coal teams from Maitland Carswell and Keystone highlighted the afternoon. Sprague team members included Captain C J Brown and W P Williams among others.

Christian Church Ebenezer Baptist Church Central West Virginia Mining Institute Consolidation Coal Company Owings Reppers Coal Company Flemington Keppers Coal ‘and Transportation” Company Granton Coss River Mining Institute Chesapeake and Ohio ‘Railroad Company Eunice Elkhorn Piney Coal Mining Company Wharton Boone County Coal Corporation Sharples Kanawha Valley Mining Institute Kelleys Creek Colliery Company Ward Elkhorn Piney Coal Company Berd’s Fork Elkhorn Piney Coal ‘Company Elkridge Monongahela Valley Coal Mining Institute Koppers Coal and Benwood Windsor Power House Coal Company N. P. Rhinehart Charleston W. Va Dept. of Mines J. H. Nizam Hepzibah Coal’ Mining Institute H. B. Husband Coal River Mining Institute Fred E. Burger Alley Knawha Valley Mining Institute J. H. Stewart Morgantown Pres Robert Lilly Mount Hope New River & Winding Gull’ Mining Institute W. W. Dartnell Wheeling Panhandle Coal Mining Institute Meet—P McMurrer Charles‘e. Lawall J. J. Forbes Pittsburgh Penna Recorders E. Y. McVey J. E. Morris D. L. McElroy A. J. Barnett Welch J. S. Mason Oak Hill G. W. Grove U. S. Bureau of Mines C. W. Owings M. J. Ankney J. F. Davies Norton H. B. Humphrey U.S. Bureau of Mines Woodie Price Jewel Ridge Coal Co Jewel Ridge H. P. Farley Warlan, Ky D. E. Vaughn Dept. of Mines & Minerals Pikeville W. F. Haydon Dept. of Mines& Minerals Jasin Department of Tnings Sprague Firste Additon Maitland Carswell Keystone Koppers Coal and Transportation Company F. J. Bailey Houston Koppers Company Pocavhontas M. C. Lawson Price Hill Robert Hicks D. Cousins C. Bouldin B. Mitchel Haliburton F. Owens Thecolaidal Earn Power Robert Hale Mose Jackson James Luke Nathaniel Simpson James Keys James Ruth

Full House Discussion Includes Local Figures At Meeting

A local gathering featured Dr. Perrine Ashton File and P. M. Snyder along with coal operator Joe I. Smith and congressman raised questions on the Ethiopian situation. Mr. Morehouse welcomed each speaker with a cordial greeting as gifts were presented to K. C. Ballard, the meeting’s chairman.

London Perrine Ashton File Beckley P. M. Snyder Hope Joe I. Smith Mr. Morehouse Mr. File jMr Smith

Clergy Honored for Exposition Efforts and Local Performers Listed

Acknowledgments go to the exposition committee members D. E. Warden and J. H. Collins. Performers included Glen White dancing girls Davenport sisters Scott Martin quartet Bennie Bindermen the magician Eccles Three Diamond Orchestra and Pure Pepsters led by Mary Gordon Perkins. Executive committee members named include C. W. Heart D. W. Ambrose and E. T. Creasey with several listed local names and Negro members for the first time.

D. E. Warden J. H. Collins Institute Glen White Davenport Sisters Gladys and Grace Scott Martin Bennie Bindermen the Magician Eccles Three Diamond Orchestra The Pure Pepsters Mary Gordon Perkins Biluefield Ruby Walker Weston Herbert Ferrell Grantsville Maude Christian Huntington Hazel Pullen Point Pleasant Edgar Pratt Parkersburg

Berry Elected At Democratic Convention Amid Calls For Reform

The Berry led convention praised party cooperation and urged unity for the 1936 election. W A Kornhill urged a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to regulate business and distribution of national income. A state executive committee was elected including Mrs H C Jiouden, W J Gates, Mrs George Smith, Co Lee Spillers, Mrs Mary Gilbert, Max Brown, and others.

Democratic Party W. A. Kornhill Beckley House of Delegates Club Congress H.C. Jiouden Fairmont W. J. Gates Grafton George Smith Middleton Co. Lee Spillers Wheeling Mary Gilbert Morgantown Max Brown Charles Town Lucille Carskaton Keyser Ralph Hiner Franklin James A. Tierney Weston Frances Fisher Sutton

Dorothys West Virginia Party Attended by Local Friends

Dorothy Kiser hosted a Thursday night social in Pemberton with many neighbors and relatives in attendance. The gathering honored Mrs. O. C. Kiser with a shower held Wednesday afternoon, with numerous local women listed among the attendees.

Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visits and Moves

Mr. and Mrs. J C Kiser and children returned home after several days in Harrisonburg Virginia. Mrs. George Walker and Mrs. John Parker of Mabscott visited Mrs. J C Parker over the weekend. Mrs. Herman Smith visited her parents Mr and Mrs Dick Meadows Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C R Jones moved to Beckley recently. Mrs Alex Hedrick is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs M L Canady visited Mr and Mrs Lowell Lilly at Corl City Wednesday. Mrs J S Lane visited Mrs L W Lane Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Vance of Crab Orchard visited Mr and Mrs C Kiser Monday.

J. C. Kiser Harrisonburg George Walker John Parker Mabscott J. C. Parker Herman Smith Dick Meadows C. R. Jones Beckley Alex Hedrick Aick M. L Canady Lowell Lilly Corl City J. S. Lane L. W. Lane Ray ‘Vance Crab Orchard C. Kiser Os W. S. Overstreet East Beckley Floyd Howell Washington, D. C W. S. Overstreet T. O. Roger Helen H. EB. West Royd Williams Dick Manning Copperhill Marsha Blankenship Mary Jo West Buddie Graham O. D. Compton Childdren Delone Burl Buddie J. E. Ward Ramona Lou Kenneth Don Bare Bert Muncey Joe D'Antona Ruth Edythe Reed Odd Riva Ritchie Katharine Bradburry Amigo Walter Gentry C. L Shutt Pickshin J.T. Meadorwag & Business T. C. Lilly Phillip Preston Crosby Clyde Richmond Crow Claude McMillion Alma McKinney Mabel Route Gleason Reed Shirley Elizabeth Raleigh General Hospital Dora Stiener Teckley Faye Harper Fanny Louise Lego W. E. Radford Clifton Lilly Bluefield Athens Lucy Mossburg Stiss Claribel Lilly O. E. Harvey Stant ‘Lilly Huey Akers Isaac Lilly Spanishburg Hereford Meadows Charleston Helen Dillon Donzie Lilly Doree Mann Daniels Flora Cox Nenerva Lilly Hernas Waddell Waddell Huntington Ellis Stillman Salem

Slam on a Diamond Opening in a Bridge House Hand

The New York Bridge House hand features South opening diamonds and North bidding five hearts then a slam. Post game notes discuss three winning lines, with the safest path using a top diamond, clubs, and hearts to induce a squeeze. The tyro method and optimal defense are weighed.

Bridge House New York South E.wre Gouth North Tyro East West

Fayetteville Marriage Licenses Listed In West Virginia

Fayetteville West Virginia lists marriage licenses including Roscoe Willis 24 of Oak Hill and Nancy Hatcher 20 of Prince, Ervin Morton 24 and Donnie Dickinson 18 of Marting, William Lyles 27 and Velma Calloway 21 of Mount Hope, James Jones 25 and Anna Adking 21 of Russellville, Cleve Johnson 48 and Suato Towall 40 of Oak Hill, Nicke Johnson 24 Canneltot.

Roscoe Willis Oak Hill Nancy Hatcher Prince Ervin Morton Donnie Dickinson William Lyles Mount Hope Velma Calloway James Jones Russellville Anna Adking Cleve Johnson Suato Towall Nicke. Johnson

Lookout Area Dog Killings Prompt Quarantine Arrests

Deputy Virgil Lyons reports 12 dogs killed near Lookout last Thursday September 19 and seven owners arrested for violating Fayette county quarantine. Officers order all loose dogs killed unless tagged. Local names include Gay Jicano D E Wade Oda Vickers Nellie Walden George Thomas and others.

Gay Jicano Cannelion D. E. Wade Nicholas County Virgil Lyons Lookout Fayette County Fayette

Rhodell Stork Shower Honors Mrs. C. T. Hollingshead

Rhodell West Virginia hosted a stork shower for Mrs. C. T. Hollingshead, with guests including Mrs. Hollingshead and many neighbors. Food and games accompanied the event, and refreshments followed late. The Rhodell PTA met Tuesday night electing Riley Graham president and Leslie Walker secretary treasurer, with other business carried over due to lack of parental attendance.

New Pastor Welcomed Into Community

Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Overstreet are welcomed as new pastor and wife formerly from East Beckley. Families visit, attend zone meetings, and neighbors host guests in Beckley and surrounding areas. illness lists note several residents under care and social visits are listed across multiple households.

Beavers and Friends Visit Family Across West Virginia

Beaver residents and relatives travel to visit kin including Mrs T C Lilly and son Phillip, Mrs Preston Crosby, Mrs Clyde Richmond and others. Numerous locals attend visits, hospital updates, football games, and weekend gatherings across Beckley Bluefield Charleston and Huntington with illnesses noted and family news shared.

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Cleveland Patrick Cardinal Hayes Associated Preas Berry Pemberton, W. Va Miss Kiser Dorothy Kiser Dorothy Wilma Jones Edith Hunter Sue Higgins Elizabeth Lawrence Jean Archer Violet Meadows Anna Bell Mullaney Irene’ Cummings Myrtle Jones Jimmie Higgins Budde _ Liubert Mentz Thumus Snod Marvan Dengerfield Jimi Cummins John * “Metz Tarence Holt Woodrow Meadows Ray Cox Junior Bryant Willard Ray Charles Kiser Earl Neely E. L. George Sam Amato John Jones E. L. Jones L. W. Thane Remus McVey Fran Adams C. A. Vealey Maggie Adkins G. H. Lucado M. L. Canady Afelea I Ouco Aalfina Naples Praaa Rhatas J.C. J.C. Kiser Tom O'Neil Zeloe Zenre E Gore Fayetteville, W. Va Milwaukee Khown Wis A. J. Lindemann and Hoverson Rhodell, W. Va Frank Hollingshead C. T. Hollingshead E. J. White George Duppee A. Shull D. A. Thompson H. ‘F T. Mitchem Ernest Bratton Kelly Prince East Gulf Nettie Cole Ollie Cole Bescoo B. Howes Lexington N. C Gloria Graves Qcean Park Cal Atlantic City N. J Miss Graves Beaver, W. Va Beckley Hardware & Supply Co Heber St Foot of Main
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