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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1925
Page
12
Wesleyan alumni and former students gather for a planned annual banquet at Ruffner. The Charleston chapter leads efforts with trustees and local members guiding the event in coordination with Wesleyan College representatives.
The Charleston Gazette reports on West Virginia entering the United States registry and unveils a revised physicians directory praised for completeness. It notes new health laws, including midwife licensing, venereal disease controls, and fraudulent diploma bans, with a large information sheet on communicable diseases and health reporting.
Charleston members of the Christian church plan attendance at the convention in Canmerna Drath reeer fata UT An intervis in ods is prepared foy the seer and these HS charge of the event Willade many of the lead in Sltakers for Workers of the Chestian church and leaders from other churches ab particiate In the convention Hes W OR. Therea pastor of the Bisst christian churcl at Cimeren reports preparation is under way to entertain delegates including prominent church leaders from Ohio New York and Cincinnati.
Fragile OCR reads a church weekly roundup detailing Rev TL 1 and Sunday school at Wota ain with Paul Arbuckie as superintendent. Mentions Morning worship, Katherine Walker as president, and various social events, visitors, and family mentions around Charleston and nearby towns.
A man described as a fugitive from justice was held by Virginia officials and brought before a United States Commissioner. He was arrested in Vibert after a warrant was issued. more court actions and related cases were heard in the commissioner’s court as the week ended.
Officials report thinner rum-smuggling by Swedish authorities with fewer vessels and reduced imported liquor. In 1994 authorities confiscated 140,000 liters, last year about 196,900 liters, and experts expect further cuts on the east coast as enforcement strengthens.
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