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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
14
The Charles Kiwanis Club invited West Virginia Wesleyan College Clef Club and heard campaign speeches by Donald C. Blake and Mas for OBR Morgan, opponents for president of the club. A parade and burlesque campaign skits followed, with remarks on tax, jobs, and local issues, ending with plans for a future burlesque campaign.
The Charleston Business Men's Club inside Moore Building on Quarrier Street will serve dinners each evening with a stag dinner arranged for tomorrow at 6 30 PM and a car party to follow. A member drive is announced as the chamber of commerce committee meets to discuss routine matters with transportation leaders listed.
Ohio Supreme Court upholds Public Utilities Commission decision granting Ohio Valley Bus a certificate to operate a Huntington West Virginia to Ironton Ohio route. Cannon Ball Transport contested the award arguing it precluded other service and the ruling supports two services on the route with a condition barring pickups in Ohio for out of state passengers. Grace Suzanne Holloway loses claim to estate share in Berkeley California case heard in circuit court.
Tee Casto, 20, shot in the shoulder on a Sunday afternoon while with youths discovering something in the woods between unnamed local headwaters. He was taken to Staats hospital. Authorities say local youths suspected in the shooting.
A planned library building project progresses with renovation of the old Aapled oauwes and adjacent structures. The State Governor and officials confirm a special appropriation and occupancy readiness for the next phase, aiming to serve present community needs.
An ad from Farmers Hardware Co promotes Don Sung as a direct-acting egg-laying aid for flocks. It claims health benefits, regular laying, wide affordability, and a money-back guarantee, with stock available at the store.
An old style promotional piece touts Danderine as a cheap way to keep hair stylish, thick, and youthful. It claims brushing with Danderine prevents dandruff, stops hair loss, and leaves hair sparkling and soft, urging readers to buy NB-cent bottles at drugstores.
The plan discusses merging department archives and history tasks, preserving West Side Garner School holdings, and maintaining current offerings. It notes a possible service shift for lending and the state library loan system, with emphasis on histories biographical and technical works and concerns about duplications and pricing.
Prederieke Meine Charleston Sawyer has purchased the J. Big Harsh residence at 016 Quintinet street and will occupy it within weeks. The brick six story home, built recently by the former Virginia Power head, is described as modern with updated equipment. Purchase price around $20,000 arranged by Poteut & Woodrog real estate.
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