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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1933

Page

5

Rites Today For Pistol Victims In Fatal Shooting

Funeral services are held today for three killed in a Monday morning revolver incident at the Snow Hill home of Mrs. Frances Isabella Smith. Arthur Quesenberry, 26, shot his mother in law, her daughter, and then killed himself. Surviving relatives include two young daughters for the couple and numerous siblings and in laws. Interments planned for Spring Hill cemetery and Putney.

Arthur Quesenberry Frances Isabella Smith Snow HI Bernice Quesenberry Quesenverry Fred Quesenterry Bernice Charleston Quesenberrys Dorothy Lee Geneva Smith Quesenberry John Quesenberry Rhoda Geneva Quesenberry Edlestein Columbus Joseph Ruffner Maiden Bally Walter B. Lett Caretta J J. S S.A. Specht C. B. Lander First Avenue Hagerman Eighth Avenue R. G. Sweet Quilting ’ Club Willan Foster Lee Street Lee Mays Drew Street Lee Springston Springston Mr. Mayes St. Albans Uke C Mays Itar James Bassitt Park Street Mountain State Hospital Everette Stone Charleston Genera Stone Red Dragons Chemical City Woman‘s Guild of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Blue Bird Cleo Winters Jefferson District Farm Women’s Club Warry Kindt Martha and Joy Charles Cincinnati B. Jackson Ottie Campbell Methodist Episcopal Church South Philathea Bible Florence Erwin Dorothy McCormick Jessie Goodall Colonial Hotel Woman's Club Jordan Hughart Mary Hutchinson W. H. Wilson Eastern Star Order Masonie Temple Frances Lynd Mildred Akers Huntington F.C. Lintamyer Nitro Billy Dean Cafis H. G. Pitterger Laura May Bartlett E. Keeney Norfolk Amanda Johnson Nora Faye Lacy Phelps Whitesville Ruth Nooma Burnette Elizabeth Natter Ota Roush Ripley E.R. Baldwin Lillian Murray South Charleston Gladys Tormey Bess Foley B.C. Sweet Gharigs Wella Peoria Big Mother R. 4 Wells Phil Schwarts Iona Schwartz Salli Webster Spring Hill Frances Blount Bey Skinner Harry Hoy Massoli Charles Skinner V.R. Skinner Lee Markham Sixth Avenue Irborne Anna Lou Griffithsville H. J Markham Virginia May Guy Markham Betty Lee Mirmie Grask R. M. Maxwell College Hil John Holl Blusfield F. DB. Burgess College Hill O. B. Royal Channel

Democrats to Meet at Kanawha Hotel Charleston

The Woman's Democratic club of Charleston will meet Thursday at eight in the assembly room of the Kanawha hotel. Officers will be elected for the coming year. London hosts showcase new velvet berets with diamond and platinum planes as accessories. Kentucky game laws limit wagers to 12 goals per day or 78 per season.

Woman's Democratic Clubr Charleston Kanagha Hotel Pe Hein London Kentucky Wunters

Murder and Larceny Cases Continued to January

Cases of murder larceny and wounding were continued to the January term by Judge Henry K. Black in the intermediate court. Defendants include M. Simon in murder of Clinton Willams released on 5000 bond, Aaron Rose in grand larceny with 2500 bond, Jack Vassiliion in malicious wounding with 2600 bond, and Guy Skeen in aiding in malicious wounding with 2000 bond.

Henry K. Black M. Simon Clinton Willams R. Simon Moses Simon Aaron Rose J. Clarke Dean Chicago Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Dean Rose Charleston Aaron Jack Stierer Aaron Meyer Jack Vassiliion Jack Kerns Michael B

Bibles Awarded to Two Nonagenarians at Union Mission

Mrs Mark Payne of Reynolds Street and D W Keyser of Ohio Avenue received four Bibles each as oldest woman and oldest man at Union Mission Monday night. Rev Pat Withrow spoke each morning and evening, with the Harris sisters from Tennessee providing music.

Mark Payne Reynolds Street D. W. Keyser Ohio Avenue Union of Mission Pat Withrow Ten O'Slock St. John Harris Sisters of Tennnessee

St Albans News Highlights From Weekend Socials

Weekend visitors and local gatherings fill the St Albans notebooks. Walter Lett of Caretta joined Rev J S Thornburg and family. Eunice Thornburg hosted visitors. Imogene Meadows from Charleston performed in a Charleston program alongside local musicians.

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