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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1935
Page
3
Stocks held a steady course on a quiet Saturday session as 60-issue AP average slid. volume reached 519 020 shares with little overall market direction. Brokers cited hesitation awaiting clarity on foreign events and domestic trade, while buyers chased industrial outlook gains and traders lined up to exit ahead of weekend developments.
Skelton West Virginia residents Charles Bika and Marvin Hopkins spent last weekend in Roanoke Virginia. Several local families hosted guests including Anna and Helen Pomy kata of Oswald, Mrs. Bell Ballard of Beckley, and Mr. and Mrs. James Smith with children. influenza illness confines Mrs. Sam Wood at home and Verla Biggs and Lorene Smith visited I. L. Withrow on the Johnstown Road Friday. Plans for future homes include George and Mrs. Guy relocating from Johnstown road to Skelton. George Taylor hosted Clyde Waddell and family plus others. Nina Johnson remains ill at home. Harold and Hilbert Hancock spent the week at Sandstone punting.
Battle Creek Goitre Institution head physician warns sufferers about the dangers of goitre and the thousands of wrecks caused by neglect. He offers free illustrated book by mail from Physicians Treatment and Advisory Co., Suite 940-1, 65 Michigan Ave., Battle Creek, Michigan.
Readers praise Beckley edition published with the Smokeless Coal Industrial Exposition. An 88 page special issue highlights the coal region, Beckley’s growth, industrial features, rotogravure photos, and community enterprise across Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming counties.
The Beckley Sunday Register edition of September 22 highlights an 88 page Smokeless Coal and Progress Exposition in Beckley West Virginia. It underscores Beckley as a coal region capital and praises the publication for promoting coal industry progress and state resources. The Raleigh Register at Beckley also commends the issue as the field's first real Smokeless Coal edition and lauds Charles Wodel for his role in the project.
Raleigh Register Beckley edition of 88 pages honored for its comprehensive coverage of the smokeless coal industry. Editors Charles Hodel and Sid Johnston lauded for extensive compiling and high quality printing. Local observers note the issue provides a full picture of Raleigh county development and Beckley’s industrial growth.
Letters from New York to Durham praise Beckley Newspaper Corp for an eighty eight page industrial edition. Editors, advertisers, and local businesses commend the issue for its extensive scenic material and historical and economic articles. Comments hail the paper as a booster for Beckley and its region.
At the初 initial Lanark Parent-Teacher Association meeting held Friday night C L Mee Clure was re elected president and officers were chosen Bob Siudson vice president Fred Clark secretary and Miss Edith Hurt treasurer Accomplishments of the last school year were discussed A San Diego judge asked an Italian applicant for naturalization what does Mussolini do He replied Makes war
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