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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1938

Page

3

Scar on Tongue Identifies Hound Recovery in Suit

Earl Shafer of Big Sandy district recovered a black and tan fox hound after a tongue scar aided identification. He pursued a suit against Charles Meadows of Biz Sandy district, claiming the dog was stolen in May 1935. Meadows said the hound came from a man outside Kanawha county who bought it from a third person. The scar, Shafer testified, formed when he cut away loose flesh in a chase, serving as proof of ownership.

Earl Shafer Big Sandy Shafer Charles Meadows Biz Sandy Common Pleas Court Meadows Kanawha Fretor

Government Loses Condemnation Appeal Over River Pool Damages

The government lost its appeal of a $945 condemnation award to C. W. Cain and Jenny Cain of Red House for property damages from raising the Kanawha River pool stage. A jury had awarded $325 for the upper 1.2 acre tract and $250 and $800 for the lower 3.8 acre tract.

C. W. Cain Jenny Cain Red House Kanawha

Mother No Longer Suffers With Asthma

Advertising copy claims a product named Potterfield or similar offers asthma relief. It mentions a store, a person named Dottie Autuma, and a price of $1.50 with guaranteed results for various cases. The legibility is poor but suggests a consumer claim rather than a verified medical result.

Potterfield'a Cent

Lucky Shopper Wins Five Dollar Prize in Downtown Event

Tuesday's lucky shopper is Mrs. T. S. Richardson of 807 Maple road. A random downtown shopper holding proper ID wins $5 and is photographed for The Gazette's lucky ring. Daily drawings run through December 20 with morning hours urged to boost service and selection.

Hale Street T. S. Richardson Maple Road Gazette

Jarrett Rector Injured by Auto in Lost Creek

Jarrett Rector, 80, wealthy Harrison county farmer, was struck by an automobile and critically injured while returning from a cattle buying trip at Berlin. Rector stepped from the car into the path of an oncoming vehicle. his son Earl Rector, Lost Creek postmaster, witnessed the incident. Doctors in a Clarksburg hospital said recovery appeared doubtful.

Lost Creek M—Jarerett Rector Harrison County Rector Earl Berlin Clarksburg

Tobacco Road Tops Stars Favorite Plays in Hollywood Regard

Hollywood stars rank Tobacco Road as a top stage favorite. John Barton and associates perform at the Kearse theater next Monday through Wednesday. Celebrities like James Cagney Paul Muni Chaplin Edward G Robinson George Raft Rudy Vallee Tallulah Bankhead and Erin O’Brien Moore praise the Georgia tale of tenant farmers.

Tobacco Road Jack Kirkland Georgia John Barton Kearse Theater James Cagney Paul Muni Charles Chaplin Edward G. Robinson George Raft Rudy Vallee Tallulah Bankhead Erin O'Brien-Moore New York Tolacca Road Alex der Woollcott Theodore Dreiser George

Explosion Blamed for Fire Death of 96-Year-Old Resident

Martinsburg police chief cited an oil lamp explosion as the cause of a blaze that killed Mrs Ebien Barney, 96, who lived alone on the town’s outskirts. Her body was recovered from the burned house. The report also references noted writers and critics including Jean Nathan, Marc Connelly, Margaret Ayer Barnes, Stark Young, Gilbert Seldes, Brooks Atkinson, and Carl Van Doren.

Martinsburg A. BW. Dyche Alrs Ebien Barney Jean Nathan Marc Connelly Margaret Ayer Barnes Stark Young Gilbert Seldes Brooks Atkinson Carl van Doren

Exchange Club to Name Candidates For Offices

A special nominating committee will name candidates for Exchange Club offices during today's luncheon at the Ruffner hotel. Committee members are Kelley Reed chairman R K Talbott Andrew Anderson Robert Hawkins and Wayne Rich. The program includes a talking moving picture How to Win a Sales Argument.

Exchange Club Ruffner Hotel Kelley Reed R K. Talbott Andrew Anderson Robert Hawkins Wayne Rich

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