Fort Hii te t Society Notes Include Measles Lady Host
Society notes report Miss Nancy Singleton daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles R Singleton of Fort Hii te t with measles at home. Rev and Mrs C B Cooley returned to Westerville Ohio after visiting relatives. Miss Mary Lou Hamilton returned to Virginia street after weekend in Rancoverie for a house party hosted by Miss Virginia Goodman. Mrs Robert Jordan underwent an operation for removal of a ail at Mountain State hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Singleton
Charles R. Singleton
Fort Hii Te T
Mary Lou Hamilton
Virginia Street
Rancoverie
Muis Virginia Goodman
Robert Jordan
Mountain State Hospital
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Office
Marriage licenses issued yesterday include Paul Kinder aged 23 and Dorothy Barnett aged 21. Also Vincent Browning aged 32 and Marefe Graley aged 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriage Hoensen
Pawi Kinder
Dorothy Barnett
Vincent Browning
Marefe Graley
Local Shoe Company Celebrates First Birthday Sale
Dan Cohen Shoe company at 217 Capitol Street marks its first anniversary with a sale this week. Gnanes Chester manages the Local store and Ben Freedman of the Dan Cohen company reports rapid growth across the chain and a prosperous outlook for the business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cohen Shoe Company
Capitol Street
Dan Cohen Company
United States
Gnanes Chester
Ben Freedman
Governor appoints dental examiners to state board
Governor Conley announced the appointment of Dr. Charles A. Drake of Huntington and Dr. F N Farnsworth of Buckhannon to the state board of dental examiners to fill resignations. Their terms expire June 30 1939, succeeding Dr O W Bardats of Wheeling and Dr C H Neill of Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Drake
Huntington
F. N. Farnsworth
Buckhanan
State Board of Dental Examiners
Conley
Drake
OW. Bardats
Wheeling
Farnsworth
C. H. Neill
Fairmont
Cedar Grove Ferry seeks to curtail evening hours
The Cedar Grove ferry petitioned the public service commission to end operations at six o'clock each night instead of nine, arguing bridge openings at Chelyan and Montgomery render night crews unprofitable and unnecessary. A separate note mentions Fräulein Anna Morvitz suing for wages after being discharged when hair dye wore off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Public Service Commission
Chelyan
Montgomery
Berlin
Fraulein
Anna Morvitz
New Konjola claims to end six years of suffering
Meado wbrook resident Ray Bango reports six years of stomach and kidney trouble relieved by the new medicine Konjola. He says after taking Konjola he can eat any food without pain or belching, with improved digestion, and credits 22 plant juices for restoring health. Sold in Charleston at C A Potterfield Drug Store and by druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bango
Meadowbrook
Clarksburg
Charleston
C. A. Potterfield
Ady
Day's News At A Glance From Across The World
In a world at large roundup multiple cities report tragedies and political moves. Tornado toll in Little Rock totals forty three dead with many injured and property damage. In Bethlehem Elizabeth New Jersey a torch murder occurs with an unidentified person. A failed bomb attempt targets Calles train in Mexico. Hollywood reports major actor Monte Blue hospitalized with arm trouble. Second earthquake shakes Bologna Italy. A nationwide search in Los Angeles for a butcher’s apprentice linked to a torso found in a river. Howard Sutherland of West Virginia to remain alien property custodian under Hoover. One killed and six burned in a Munit President Roosevelt explosion aboard ship in Hoboken. Eight men indicted for attack on a painter in Saint Clairsville. A society leader dies in a Long Beach plane crash. husband injured. New York officials announce no liquor on Leviathan voyage to Europe. Louisiana House votes impeachment on bribery against Governor Long. West Virginia federal roads chief arrives to aid with state road surveys. A death on a fence contact incident in Williamson. Conspiracy arrests in Worcester tied to prohibition laws. Logan defense moves to dismiss murder charge against Sid Mullins. State supreme court allows appeal over cedar-tree case involving Rumsey. Charleston attorney seeks restraining order on cutting cedar lands. State schools chief William Cook reports education problems. Logan: Fred Adkins jailed three years for attacking a state legislator. Wheeling: Dr L M Robinson’s health improves in hospital.
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Little Rock
Ark
Elizabeth
WN. J
Greenville
Mexico
Calles
Chicago
Hollywood
Cal
Monte Blue
Bologna
Italy
Bos Angeles
Washington
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Hoboken
N. J
Mnet
Roosevelt
ST. Clairsville
Painter
Y Long Beach
Fla
New York
Europe
Baton Rouge
House
Long
Federal Bureau of Roads
Floyd E. Cunningham
McDowell County
Williamson—O
William P. Brewster
Puritan Coal Corporation
Sampson Kouri
Wocester
Mass
Kouri
H. G. Somerville
Prohibition
Logan
Logan—Defense
Sid Mullins
State Supreme Court
W. E. Thumsey
Jefferson
Annty
Rumsey
"In Full" Not Always Means Settlement
Morgantown April 11. Supreme court of appeals clarifies that writing the words in full on a check does not guarantee full settlement of an account. Case arose from Morgan town Grocery Co versus Seath eil Brothers, where the plaintiff noted on the back of a check accepted at face value and applied on account, while the defendant wrote in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Charles G. Baker
Supreme Court of Appeals
Morgan~town Grocery Company
Seatheil Brothers
Tani Depoult
Pleintiff
Congressman Smith Reaches Washington to Assume Duties
Washington April 11 Represent ative Joe Smith of Beckley arrived in Washington to take the Sixth West Virginia seat succeeding BE England. He is accompanied by his secretary A S Johnston of Beckley and will live at Congress Hall hotel while occupying England's former office space on the fourth floor of the House Office Building. Meanwhile Sir Harry Lau der reports a 340 pound mako shark on his New Zealand fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Hayden
Washington
Joe Smith
Beckley
West Virginia
BE. T. England
Smith
A. 5
Johnston
Congressman Smith
Congress Hall
House
Congressman England
Harry Lauder
New Zealand
Lucile Shades in All Silk Picot Top Chiffon
A brief fashion note highlights a sheer silk picot top chiffon labeled in the new Lucile shades. The item emphasizes woven texture and updated color options.
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C. BR. Cooley
Westerville, O
Mr. Cooley
Obeshein College
Cedar Grove Ferry
Kanawha County
Shepherdstown
William ©. Cook
Board of Education
State Department
Fred Adkins
Harry S. Gay
Logan County
Maundeville
L. M. Robinson
Kellogg’s
Kelloggs
General
J Charleston
J. E. RA
Charleston St
Dafa
TRE Diamond Complete Department Store
Holeproof
Ruth L. Mills
Ruth Mills
Lucile
Miss Mills
The
Diamond
Diamond Street
Carrice
Blonde d'Or
Claire Champagne
Tourterelle
Mardi Gras
Fleur de Lys Coquette
Rose Brune
Smart
Patou
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