Police Chapter To Get Charter In Charleston
Charleston chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police to install officers at eight o clock led by Patrolman Jonni Craigo as president and Patrolman C. Canterbury as vice president. Executive committee includes John Wooster and Join Mel Kime among others. State entertainment rep HH Squires to present charter. Mrs W of Ohio Avenue mourns sister death Rirx Simon.
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Mel Kime
Thomas Mitchel
Robert Lester
Walter Cavendes
Charles Honaker
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HH. Squires
Fairmont
Prezigent
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Milady Beautiful by Lois Leeds Meaders Beauty Q and A
Advice column on reducing body shape for a reader 38, 5 ft 4 in, 47 lb. Recommends doctor first, daily 20 minute exercise, diet cuts, fruit days, deep breathing, and specific toning routines from underarms to legs. Offers leaflets and future item on elbows.
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Public Ledger, Inc
What’s Your Beauty Problem
A lighthearted column offers beauty remedies and practical hints for common issues. It suggests readers may find solutions in the following pages and encourages trying simple, time tested tips to improve appearance.
How to Increase And Preserve Beauty
A brief advertisement offers a pamphlet titled How to Increase and Preserve Beauty. Readers are invited to request the publication by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Loia Leeds care of The Charleston Gazette.
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Holcomb Made Member of Firm Honor Club
T. S. Holcomb, manager of the Charleston agency of Ohio State Life Insurance, was named a member of the Ohio State Life Honor club. He was selected for the large volume of business written this year, according to the Columbus, Ohio headquarters announcement.
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Charleston
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West Virginia Prison Parole Push Dims Christmas Hope
Freedom for Christmas parole for about 200 prisoners in the West Virginia State Penitentiary moves forward as the parole board nears its December meeting after receiving applications and anticipating parole decisions. A Flemington bank deposit issue and local incidents also mark the day’s briefs.
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Modndsville
West Virginia
Bazaar at Huntington Draws City Attendance
Charleston residents expected at St. Joseph's church in Huntington for a turkey dinner and bazaar running from today through Saturday. The event, in the former CWA building on Fifth Avenue, features a Japanese booth and various stalls with aprons, crafts, country store goods, and Christmas gifts. Funds support church repair and improvement efforts.
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Fifth Avenue
Eirs
Signor Newcombe
Joseph Norton
Daniel Colymany
Charleston Nurse Takes New York Hospital Post
Miss Beulah M. Brown longtime assistant superintendent at Mountain State hospital and later superintendent at Pincrest sanitarium Beckley has been appointed chief of the nurses at Soldiers and Sailors hospital Penn Yan New York. She left Charleston yesterday for her new post after visiting friends.
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Mountain State Hospital
Pinccrest Sanitarium
Beckley
Soldiers and Sailors Hospital
Pennyan
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Loan Collections in Baltimore District Fall of October
Federal Land Bank loan instalments in the Baltimore district reached Bd percent of October maturities. President Charles S. Jackson announced the figures after a conference of 12 land bank presidents held in Baltimore.
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Bowles Explains Credit Associations Purpose for Farmers
Bowles Roy Bowles, secretary treasurer of the Charleston branch, outlines that Production Credit associations provide dependable credit and help farmers save money by avoiding unnecessary borrowing. The associations offer permanent service with predictable access to funds. Current rate stands at five percent.
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Roy
Bowles
Charleston
Paul Lucas Struck by New York Central Train in Delaware
Paul Lucas, 19, of Delaware was seriously injured when struck by northbound New York Central Train No 9 at the Delaware Avenue crossing yesterday afternoon. He was riding a bicycle and taken by Bartlett ambulance to Staats Hospital with a possible shoulder fracture. crew did not know he was hit.
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Delaware Avent Crossing
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Siy
J. M. Carruthers
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Greenbrier Students Present Babes In Toy Land Operetta
Greenbrier college students will stage the operetta Babes In Toy Land in Carnegie Hall on December 17. Victor Herbert’s work features sets designed by Isan Grobill and Broanon, with plans underway for costumes and staging.
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Greenbrier College
Carnegie Hall
Fy Broanon
Isan Groybill
Costume Designers Chosen for Ruby Penske Show
Gretchen Sturwald and Mary Low Burkhart design costumes for Ruby Penske. The dancing and singing choruses and specialty numbers are expected to be high spots of the performance. Employment in Romania is greater than a year ago.
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Gretchen Sturwald
Mary Low Burkhart
Romania
Automatic bell timing device described in Vienna
A New Austrian invention allows an instrument owner to pre set a bell so it rings at a specified number of hours or fractions thereof before a call reaches the receiver. The device thus automatizes signaling to alert the intended recipient in advance.
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Viening
Austria
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