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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1925
Page
3
Charleston police court list shows only one case against 13 the prior Monday, amid a broader downturn in commercial activity. Officers blame bootleggers for reduced street crime as many focus on cases at the federal court session, with over two thirds of police matters tied to Hauer attachments.
Federal court proceedings show seizures connected to moonshine networks with temporary reforms. Automobile cases dominated yesterday with drivers fined four dollars for failures to stop, others for pot steering, parking, and license violations. Tom Medley jailed for moonshine possession. A theft charge involved a man claiming confession to shield his missing wife. West Side canary case delayed to next Saturday amid a disputed bird ownership dispute.
New corporations report states Camden New Jersey firm Water Softener Company authorized to do business in West Virginia by secretary of state filing. Capital stock listed as seventy five thousand dollars with plants at Stonecoal West Virginia and others yet to be established. Charter filed for Daylight Motion Company Takoma Park DC with sixty thousand dollars capital. Directors named Alfred Wilson Philip A Wood Bele M de Nemegyel William M Bryant Joseph B Simpson. Night golf to play a likely significant future role.
French glandular treatment advocate H Ser ge Voronof presents the idea that men are valued by their glands and urges gland based therapy. The ad promotes tundogen as a convenient tablet gland tonic and warns against substitutes and cut rate stores.
Court actions include a $250 claim against Charleston Interurban railroad for damages noted in the May term docket. The will of [unreadable] Brown, deceased, leaves son Edgar Brown as heir. executor and bond details listed. Various executors and bonds filed by local residents, with sureties. Mortgage company filed a change of name certificate to Guaranty Investment.
The Elk district board of education approved adding an auditorium with seating for 800 to the high school building. The structure will include a 25 foot basement and 90 foot length, to serve as a gym and basketball court with folding doors to extend seating. H. E. Anderson was reelected principal. The senior class calendar for May events was approved, including a May 21 commencement. Diplomas will be presented by OC. I. Halstead.
The document names senior class members and candidates for Bradanthon election. William Crane Caper Opal Melton Mabel Marks Mildred Dean Millar Phillip Arnett Bense 1. Anderson Asa 8. Buxtur Ray Hushes Gertrude Bierton John 2. Rader Florence Smith Bann Wesl Tal Thelna Woods.
A rash of car thefts prompts police to warn about ongoing crooks. Victims include John Beidon on Blyley avenue and others along San shelser road, with a Ford tire and wheel stolen from a garage, a bicycle taken from Welch Street, and a Heck Riley car window broken. Police chief Betton orders heightened patrols in response.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday in the county office, listing couples including Rent Walker with Mozeliay Phillips, Howard Healey with Janet Titlow, and Lennard Campton Yo with Carrie Careway. City council also allocated 608 to cover emigration expenses to Canada for better opportunities.
Mrs O W Thiel of 925 Pawnee Street Leavenworth Kansas recalls nervous exhaustion and fatigue from long distance work. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with calming nerves restoring vigor and health and recommends it to others. Product advertised as a dependable medicine for related troubles sold by druggists nationwide.
The Crean Grove unit honors tenderfoot progress with pins to Scouts including Puxenia Mudnall and Nellie Cobb. Miss Harriete Knickerbocker to pin at a gathering hosted by Mrs Walter Duce. Ceremony covers several patrols with listed names of advancing scouts.
Mrs Phil Conley entertained the South Side Woman's Club yesterday afternoon at their regular meeting. She read selections from Thien's The Dolla Boure and interpreted them to the audience. The nominating committee was elected. canvassed off were Mrs Harvey Scott, Mrs Brown Truslow, and Mrs WB.
Barbe will speak before the Parent Teachers Association at the high school on May 25. The program includes Dr Walugain and staff from Walrwinia University and will not include a principal’s address.
A speaker will present this afternoon at 3 15 in the high school auditorium on opportunities offered by Weer Yargin in catering to high school students in the state. Dr Baebes has spoken before Chartistan audiences on numerical decisions and is the author of several works including Great Ovens Interpreted and Pippa Vasses and the Parable of the.
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