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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1952

Page

5

Two Jail Escapees Napped by Baltimore Police

Baltimore police detained Virgil Toney and Nick Derembers, both 41, after they were identified as two of ten Western Penitentiary escapees. They had ridden a Western Maryland freight car, were fined for trespassing, then later cleared for federal return as authorities verified their identities with the FBI.

Baltimore Pittsburgh Virgil Toney Nick Derembers Ena Pennsylvania Jorge Andrew L. White West Virginia Toney Hagerstown

Revercomb Campaign Finances Reported in Post election

Republican Senatorial candidate Chapman Revercomb and aide R K E Thaxton filed post general election financial statements listing Revercomb expenditures of 19581 and contributions of 9800 with Thaxton showing 28106 in contributions and 21364 in expenditures. Representative Harley Staggers also filed a report showing 3010 in contributions and 2693 in expenditures.

Chapman Revercomber Charleston U.S. Senate Revercomb Senate R. KE. Thax Ton Rep Harley ©. Staggers Wval

Two People Placed On Three Year Probations

Earl Shores aged 52 of 1204 Trustow Ave was placed on probation for three years after a six month jail term and a $250 fine on a numbers charge was suspended by Intermediate Judge William J. Thompson. Gloria Smith, 22 of Circleville Ohio, also placed on probation after pleading guilty to forging and cashing an $80 check in the name of E. C. Pauley of Charleston.

Earl Shores Trustow William J. Thompson Gloria Smith Circleville E. C. Pauley Charleston

State Charter Granted to Weston Union

A state charter was issued yesterday to the non profit Woodworkers and Mechanics Union of Weston incorporated by William K Bennett Aubra J Cox and Bus 341 HL Butcher all of Weston.

Woodworkers and Mechanics Union of Weston William K. Bennett Aubra J. Cox Bus- 341 HL Butcher

PTA Notes Frame Elementary Christmas Dinner Fundraiser

The Frame Elementary School PTA will sponsor a Christmas dinner from 5 to 8 pm on Friday at the school. Tickets can be purchased in advance from the school children.

PTA Frame Elementary School Pya

8 Inch Snow Reported In Areas Of Two Counties

The State Road Commission reported two local snowstorms swelling up to eight inches in Webster and Randolph counties. The heavier snowfall occurred on State Route 15 near Hawks Point Mountain between Webster Springs and Valley Head, while a lighter band fell along U S 256 near Cheat Mountain between Hustonsville and Dur. Snow plows were deployed immediately.

State Road Commission Webster Randolph Hawks Point Mountain Webster Springs Valley Head U. S. 256 Cheat Moun Hi Hustonsville Dur- Tt

Summers County man sues conservation group over deer collision

A Summers County resident, Joseph R. Lilly of Hinton, filed a $250 claim with the State Court of Claims against the Conservation Commission after an Oct incident on State Rt. 3. Lilly said his car struck an eight point buck darting from beneath a steep bank, causing damage he blamed on the deer's appearance.

Summers County The Conservation Commission State Rt. 3 Joseph R. Lilly Hinton State Court of Claims Lilly

Mid-Winter Clinic Attracts Dentists From Kanawha Valley

Kanawha Valley dentists and guests from across the state gather for the 21st annual Mid-Winter Clinic in the Daniel Boone Hotel. Dr Sawters of Brockton Massachusetts and Dr Coomer of Louisville Kentucky headline talks. An included fellowship luncheon at 12 30 p m precedes a banquet and dance to close the day.

Kenewha Valley Kanawha Valley Dental Society Daniel Boone Hotel ME. Sawters Brockton Mass 0. B. Coomer Louisville

Mrs Bracken Named Aide to Copenhaver

Mrs Mabel Bracken of the city park and recreation commission is named secretary to Mayor Copenhaver. She succeeds Mrs Charles C Lanham who moves to Ripley. Bracken has 18 months’ service with the recreation department and will start next week. John Wegmann promoted to cadet corporal at St Josephs Military Academy Hays Kan. He is a high school sophomore and son of Albert Wegmann of 303 50th St SE.

Mabel Bracken City Parka and Recreation Commission Copenhaver Charles C. ‘Lanham Ripley Lankama Mary Ampharger Bracken Recreation Department John Wegmann St. Joseph's Military Academy Hays Kan Albert Wegmann 50Th St. S

Casualties Mount As Hunting Season Enters Final Day

West Virginia neared the end of a two day deer season as at least six hunters were wounded. Edgar Smith, 33, of Ona, Cabell County, was shot on Gauley Mountain in Pocahontas County and had his left forearm amputated. First day kill totals varied by county with Preston reporting 517 and Pocahontas 378. The Conservation Commission noted fewer counties on day one than in 1951 and estimated about 90,000 hunters would participate this season.

West Virginia The Conservation Commission Edgar Smith Ona Cabell County Gauley Mountain Pocahontas County Fred Trainer Smith Ralph Quirk Commission Quirk Quick Preston Hampshire Hardy Webster

Baha'is Host State Convention in Charleston

Baha'is of Charleston host the state convention at the Baha'i Center Payne Building today and tomorrow. Delegates for the National Convention to be held in Wilmette, Illinois in April will be chosen at 10 a.m. today. Dr. Sarah Persira will speak at a public meeting at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow on the topic Religious United. A fireside gathering occurs tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Lippitt.

Charleston Payne Bldg Wilmette Inl Sarah Persira United Edward G. Lippitt

Exams for Teachers To Be Given Feb 14

Prospective teachers in this area may take the National Teacher Examinations on February 14. Dr Emma W Bragg director of testing announced applications and a bulletin with sample questions are available from Dr Bragg or from Educational Testing Service Princeton NJ. Applications must be received by January 16 1953 at the Princeton office.

Emma W. Bragg Bragg Educational Testing Service Princeton N. J

Industrial Arts Assoc to Hear School Official Parry

Kanawha County Industrial Arts Assoc. members will hear Dr. Meredith Parry assistant superintendent of schools in charge of personnel speak at Charleston High School at 7 20 p m Monday on Industrial Arts and Life Adjustment Education Leo McCallister of Washington District High School will demonstrate jewelry making after the talk

Industrial Arts Assoc Meredith Parry Kanawha County Industrial Arts Assoc Charleston High School Parry Leo McCallister Washington District

County Clerk Employees To Attend Funeral Today

The County Clerk's office will close at 10 30 a m today to permit employees to attend the funeral of Mrs Lelia Phipps Parsons. Mrs Parsons who worked in the office for a number of years died of a heart attack at the office Wednesday after returning from lunch. The service is at 11 a m at the Baptist Temple. The office usually remains open until noon Saturdays.

Lelia Phipps Parsons

45th annual A I ChE meeting opens in Cleveland

Thirty three chemical engineers from the Charleston section will attend the 45th annual American Institute of Chemical Engineers meeting convening tomorrow in Cleveland. W R Marshal of the University of Wisconsin will deliver the fourth annual institute lecture. 1952 Student Problem Contest winners will be announced.

Chemical Engineers American Institute of Chemical Engineers Charleston Cleveland Institute W. R. Marshal University of Wisconsin Atch Ame

Moose Committee Plans Branch For Officials Meeting

The College of Regents Committee of Charleston Chapter No 317 will open a branch at 11 a m at the Moose Home on Capitol Street for state governors and secretaries of the Loyal Order of Moose attending the annual meeting. Drs Freda Monte and committee members are in charge of arrangements.

College of Regents Committee Charleston Moose Capitol St The Loyal Order of Moose Freda Monte

Construction Workers Strike at Nitro Plant

About 7,200 construction workers walked off their jobs at the American Viscose Plant in Nitro after a dispute over the discharge of several employees by the Pettijohn organization. Pettijohn officials declined comment while union officials were unavailable. The strike involves contractors Pettijohn and Rigel-Distler, affiliated with the A F L Carpenter’s Union, and does not affect Viscose employees.

Aerican Nitro John P. Pettijohn Construction Co Rigel-Distler Construction Co Pettyjohn Riggs-Distler A. F. of L. Carpenter's Union

FCC Chieftain Proposes Licensing Networks for Air

FCC chairman Paul A. Walker urged licensing of radio and TV networks to protect individual stations. He also called for a ban on hard liquor ads, offered no beer ad stance, during House subcommittee hearings on program content. The FCC currently licenses individual stations.

Washington Paul A. Walker Federal Communications Commission FCC Walker House Interstate Commerce Subcommittee

Choral Group to Sing in Montgomery Church

The Guyen Valley Choral Singers, a 40 member group directed by A. J. Jones, will perform at First Baptist Church in Montgomery at 6 30 p m on Sunday The article also lists various names and addresses in marriage and birth notices and a birthday greeting for a Donna Marie Pie.

Montgomery Guyen Valley

Sing Convention Set The Coal River Afternoon Sing

The Coal River region hosts an afternoon sing at Brounland Baptist Church on Briar Creek tomorrow at 2 p.m. Local residents and church members attend for hymn singing and community fellowship.

Coal River Brounland Briar Creek

County Sheriff Collects 60 Percent of Yearly Taxes

Kanawha County sheriff's office has collected about 60 percent of 1982 taxes. Ira D. Davis reported nearly $3.12 million collected of $5.27 million total charges, leaving about 40.54 percent unpaid. Davis expects settlement to start December 15 before transfer to Sheriff Al Csrey on January 1.

Kanawha County Ira D. Davis Davis al Csrey

Temperatures in State to Run Near Average

The Weather Bureau reported that temperatures in West Virginia through Wednesday will run near the normal of 38 in the north and 41 in the south. It will be cooler Saturday, warmer Monday, and cooler again Tuesday or Wednesday. Rain or snow between Sunday and Tuesday will total about one inch.

Huntington West Virginia U. S. Weather Bureau

Fox Attends National Association of Attorneys General Meet

Attorney General John G. Fox departed yesterday to attend the annual convention of the National Association of Attorneys General from December 7 to 11 in Sea Island, Georgia.

Fox John G. Fox Ascoc Sea Island

ROKs Welcome Ike With Bang In Korea Visit

Eisenhower met the South Korean Army in Korea as the 1st Division greeted him with tank and mortar fire. General Omar Bradley praised the Koreans while noting equipment needs. Eisenhower supported continued buildup and commended Lt. Gen. Chung Won Kwun and other Korean leaders for progress.

Korea Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Jim Omar N. Bradley Joint Chiefs of Steif Eiserhone Son You Chan U. S Chung TL Kwon U. S. Sth Corps

St Albans seeks water system takeover in West Virginia

The Public Service Commission heard St Albans petition to condemn the West Virginia Water Service Co. to take over the city water system. Protestors allege pollution and health risks. the city plans expansion for fire protection for 137 more homes. 3,802 customers would be affected. Mayor Gregory L. Funk notes expansion for fire protection.

Public Service Commission St. Albans West Virginia Water Service Co Kanawha Gregory L. Funk

Hospital Assoc Names W. R. Huff Secretary in Charleston

The Hospital Association appointed William R. Huff as permanent executive secretary. Huff, a former Charleston resident with ties to Oak Ridge Tennessee, will represent 77 member hospitals in public relations and dealings with state and federal agencies. He resumes duties immediately after the trustees meeting.

Yesteray Xfe William R. Hutt Charleston Oak Ridge

Club News Christmas Dinner of Gold Star Mothers Chapter

The Chemical Valley Chapter of Gold Star Mothers will meet for a Christmas dinner at 4 p m tomorrow at Humbpreys Dairy Bar. Gifts will be exchanged during the gathering.

Chemical Valley Gold Star Mothers Humbpreys Dairy Bar

Property Transfers Across Multiple Lots in Local Districts

Empire Savings and Loren Co refinance transfers include sundry lots in imwha County and numerous individuals such as Matthew Mann Alexander Joan Stanley and others. Transfers cover parcels in Cabin Creek Dist Beech Fork area and relate to multiple subdivisions and developments including Slendenin Ogiterson Eeee to Roger Rymer and Buckeye Savings and Little Co developments. The list shows numerous deed changes among spouses and trusts, with properties described by blocks and lots in several named additions and subdivisions.

Empire Savings and Loren Co Iea Savings and Loan Assoc Imwha Matthew Mann Alexander Atare Joan Stanley Percel Fede Sreex Cabin Creek Torwood Adda Wifr Wighiiew Adda Slendenin Ogiterson Roger Rymer Loter Simm Rust Minnie Ruak Acd ML. Dyer Leonard W. Harris Ode Yaa Job Rock Lexery Charles L. Pelzel B. Voile Black X Insige Development Co Nogdivision Buckeye Savings and Lota Co Plelae Mite Mda Russell Hall End Marion “Ing

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