The Charleston Daily Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 4

READER Herman E. Monk of Beckley retired last year after two despite the fact 'that he's been a polio cripple all his life. He has been a Daily Mail subscriber for 60 years, perhaps longer than 'any other Daily Mail Photo by AdrianGw in. DOW JONES AVERAGE S9Z.5Sal 10:30 a. m.

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18. Pueblo, Colo. 81009. 79 Year Old Retiree Had 2 Successful Careers Bv ADRIAN GAVIN Of The Daily Mail Staff SHOE SALE LADIES' SHOES Polio tied him to two crutches for life when he was just a baby, but Herman E. Monk never let it slow him down.

He retired two years ago at age 77 after two successful careers. He worked for Armour Co. as a clerk for 28 years, quit the business and opened a grocery store which he sold 30 years later. He married when he was 45 years old and raised two sons "with a little help frommywife." And he reads a great deal. a cripple.

I naturally, took a liking to books, magazines and newspapers," he In fact, that is the reason I went to see Herman and Irene Jones Monk his reading, H. E. Monk has been taking the Daily Mail for 60 years perhaps longerthan any other subscriber. "I was born and grew up out near Sissonvilie." he said fromhisbigeasychairathis home in Beckley. "It was a rough life, being a half helpless cripple from infancy.

My brothers and sisters were unmerciful in their treatment of me. They never regarded me as 'different' and I had to live up to it as best I could. My schoolmates were sometimes savage. They cut me down with their references to me being crippled. But I got through the eighth grade at the old Coon Creek School, about average for a boy in 1AR "In the Spring of 1916 I went to Charleston to take the Uniform Teachers Examination, and while I was there 1 walked into the old Charleston Daily Mail on Virginia Street and made the man a proposition: "We only get the mail out my way twice a week," 1 told him, and asked if he could send me "the paper twice a week instead of every day.

He agreed, and so 1 started my subscription to the Charleston Daily Mail. The man I talked to was Mr. Clark. (Walter Eli Clark, owner and publisher of the Daily Mail from 1914 until his death 36 years later, He got the paper that way for two years while he taught at Coon Creek, then he gave up teaching, came back to Charleston and got his "master's degree" in business at the old Capitol City Business College. 9 45 II 0 19 7 5 30Vi 53 2 29 1 9 4 1 191 3414 34 'A if.

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which was absorbed by Armour Co. in 1923, and in 1927 he moved tn Thurmond in Fayette County with the company. He went to Beckley with Armour in 1932 and in 1942 he married a schoolteacher known Tor a long time. Irene Jones of Prince. He quit Armour in 1944 to start his own store at Thurmond, and he ran that store until he retired in March of 1975.

The two Monk sons. Joe and Jim. live in Richmond. and Aspen, Colorado respectively. At nearly 80 years of ager Herman Monk has finally settled down to retirement.

With is two crutches. "My muscles" he says with a smile. And his Daily Mail, delivered to his driveway every afternoon at 308 Beaver Avenue in Beckley. taken the Daily Mail in Kanawha, Fayette and Raleigh counties for 60 years, and I guess I'll go on reading it till my eyes give out." When we parted, he picked up a book he had close by his chair. It may be an insight into the character of a 79 year old lifelong polio cripple, ex teacher, ex clerk, ex storekeeper to learn what kind of books the old man reads.

I glanced at the title: "Zen And The Art Of Motorcycle Maintenance; an Inquiry Into Values, ora mi niature study of rationality itself." Auto Workers; GM Meet Today DETROIT (AP) The United Auto Workers, armed with a list of demands that begins with "job security," meets with Genera! Motors today to open this year's round of contract talks with the nation's auto industry. The UAW opens its triennial negotiations with other car makers later this week as it begins the task of reaching new three year accords covering 680.000 U.S. and Canadian workers: The talks to replace the current pacts which expire in midSeptember will affect more workers than any other industry agreement being worked out this year. UAW President Leonard Woodcock was to lead union negotiators into a largely ceremonial hand shaking, picture taking session with GM bargainers, headed by labor relations vice president George Morris. 'Similar meetings will be held at Ford Motor Co.

on Tuesday, Chrysler Corp. on Wednesday and American Motors Corp. on Thursday. The start of formal talks this year has been preceded by unusally optimistic predictions from both sides that peaceful settlements can be reached without a national strike for the first time since 1964. The issue of jobs how to create them and preserve them is the union's chief demand this year as it seeks to provide workers better protection from another disastrous industry slump.

Don't Take The "High" Road. Take The "low" Road to City National, and SAW Reg, 13.98 to 29.98 890 1490 228 Copiiol St. Mitsuru Nakatsukar M. D. announces the opening of his office for the practice of chest Vascular Surgery.

JULY 16, 1976 1218 Virginia Street, East 0I55 RICHARD H. SB LEY, MJ). announces the opening of his office for the practice of ORTHOPAEDIC and HAND SURGERY CAMC Meditert Sioft Otf ice Building Suite 610 310OMcCorttleAve.5.E. Chmleiton, W. Va.

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come to City National and let us show you how much we can save you on a personal auto loan before you finance your next new car. Our payments are computed to include life insurance at the lowest annual percentage rate in town. i ar ajjyj mm mm mmt HEW CAB BATES I Ajn.un. f.tdlol 1 hb SJ.OflQ.W StS.1t S.Ofll 1.00 65 5,711.40 t.MI.00 TjCjj 4,853.68 1 Anmiolf ertcntoy; Rule Free PARKING AT OUR DOOR I Jfa 1 HOBBS ThursJiff Frifa) SatirBa) MaoUttr Wlihli 734HU9 UOIiltt mm Member Federal Deposit Instnance Corporah'on CITY NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLESTON 3601 MncCorkle Ave. S.I.

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