McGuire Elected Head of Surgeons
In White Sulphur Springs on December 6 the Association of Surgeons of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway elected Dr. Stuart McGuire of Richmond Virginia president, succeeding Dr. W. F. Marting of Ironton Ohio at the fourteenth annual meeting. Dr. J. Ross Hunter read a paper on transportation of injuries, and Dr. H. S. Hedges discussed testing fake damage claims. The group includes 225 surgeons from Worfolk to Beckley with many Virginia physicians attending.
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J. Ross Hunter
Charleston
Read & Paper
H. S. Hedges
Charlottesville
Hedges
Chesapeake and Ohio
Worfolk
Virginia
H. L. Goodman
Rouceverte
M.W. Meadows
Fullerton
R. D. Black
Cabin Creek
HH. Howell
Madison
L. J. Harless
Gauiey Bride Pritchard
Robert Wristen
KM. Jarrett
of Beckley
Orphan Awarded in Probate Case from 19th Century Estate
The article details a contested adoption and inheritance involving Blanche, Sister Mary Agnes, Mrs. Hamilton, and Gr. Karsech. Magevney left property to Mrs. Hamilton for life, with remainder at her death, and the heirs challenge the adoption’s validity and Mrs. Hamilton’s life interest. The case centers on whether Mrs. Karsch is legally adopted and thus entitled to the estate.
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Blanche
Mary Agnes
Somerset
Ohio
Galveston
Memphis
Best Business in Charleston Drives 125 Jobs in Week
Best Business in Charleston reported 125 private industry positions filled last week, surpassing the usual period average. City traffic officers, after an eight hour stretch directing heavy flows, said downtown streets were near capacity as Iow business activity rose. Parking lots stayed full and filling stations sold substantial gasoline as crowds persisted.
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Charleston
Weery
Surge of business boosts Charleston shoppers
Merchants credited a crisp winter day and a wave of returned workers for a large increase in daily business. Unlike 1932 when shoppers were cautious, the current week shows early buying and more spending, signaling rebounding prosperity in Charleston.
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Charleston
Grandson of Former Mayor Breece Takes Over Lumber Business
George O. Breece Jr., son of the late George C. Breece, prominent Monroe lumberman, will represent the George C. Breece Lumber Co. He becomes part of the fourth generation in the family to work in lumber as arrangements for the business continue under his grandfather Col. George E. Breece of Albuquerque.
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Breece
Monroe
Dee
George O. Breece, Jr
Gorge
Charleston
W. Y
George C. Breece
George E. Breece
Albuquerque
N. M
Cal. Breece
Nitro Baptist Church
John S. Hopper
J. R. Reynolds
Sunset Memorial Park
Hopper
Nuro
Arcother
Local Mayor Col George E Breece Ties to Lumber Trade and Amber Interests
Local mayor Col George E Breece of Albuquerque New Mexico a former Charleston mayor engaged in the local lumber business and held Amber interests across several adjoining counties.
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George E. Breece
Albuquerque
N. M
Charleston
Various Regional Parent Teacher Clubs Schedule Meetings and Plays
Multiple pupil and parent groups announce PTA meetings and events across schools. Robins PTA meets 7 30 Tuesday at Rosoling scene with Sara Spencer directing a Barrie piece. Alum Creek PTA presents The Alum Creek Line Friday Dec 15 at Washington District High with noted local cast. Other PTAs host Christmas readings, recitations, and musical numbers led by school staff and guests, including Lincoln Junior and Elk School gatherings, with remarks by E M McConshay and Dr J W Moore.
Diphtheria Immunization Meeting Noted At Tiskelwah PTA
The Tiskelwah parents and teachers association will meet at 7 30 on Tuesday evening at the school to hear a Diphtheria Immunization program presented by pulpits of the first prude. Mrs WLM Seckman presided at the Grandview school PTA Friday night as Dr Leo H Mynes county health officer spoke at December meeting of the South Charleston Central school PTA Thursday afternoon. Miss Lucy Jacksoy director of music in the London schools presented a musical program with reports on Welfare by Mrs Warren W Mowry and on the home room mothers club by Mrs Bruce Wilson.
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Robins School Parents and Teacherg Association
James Barrie
Sara Spencer
Children's Theater
Olive Whiting
Tiskelwah Parents and Teachers Association
Leo H. Mynes
Parente Teachers ‘Association
South Charleston Central School
Lucy Jacksoy
Warren W. Mowry
Bruce Wilson
Mother's Club
Bry
Annual Parents And Son Banquet Held By Hi-Y Organization
The South Charleston Hi-Y club held its fourth annual parents and sons banquet Friday evening at the South Charleston Darlington Methodist Church. Guests included club officers and many members, with songs, toasts, and talks highlighting the event. Meanwhile Devon and Cornwall in England dispute the birthplace of the scalding of cream.
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South Charleston
Chib
Darlington Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Russell Foglesons
J. D. Bell
Harl, Oney
F. I. Lette
J. F. Williams
Russell Fogleson
T. B. Meeks
G. A. Mallory
G. H. Dunlap
Edward Lette
E.C. Walter
G. L. Casey
J. A. Smith
Roderick Dunlap
Harold Eggleton
Devon
Cornwall
England
Peek Is Urged To Retain Post
Washington December 9. Pressure mounted to keep George N. Peek in government service as a week of debate over his resignation continued. Peek avoided discussing resignation or a possible export advisory post. officials viewed his staying as unlikely but efforts continued to retain him. Secretary Wallace remained silent as Chester C. Davis, Peek successor candidate, would not accept the post without speaking to Peek first.
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Washington
George N. Peek
Peek
Anexport
State Department
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Davin
Riot injures ten civilians and seven police in Tel Aviv
In Te laviv an all-Jewish city, a riot against immigration limits and street demonstrations left ten civilians and seven policemen injured. Several Hiltons were among those hurt as Zionist revisionists protested.
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Jerusalem
Telaviv
Debtors Warned on European War Debt Payments
Washington December 9 curt notes went to fire defaulting debtor nations reminding each of its share due December 15 of 153 024 227 4 in European war debts. Unpaid balances stood at 192 286 780 65 as of June 15 last. More than half of 1933 Shanghai automobile imports were American. Wilfred Bowley died in Coalville England after 21 months with a broken back.
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John Nunnally
Fifth Street
Edward Nunnally
Second Avenue
Campbell
United States
Belgium
Washington
Shanghai
China
America
Wilfred Bowley
Coalville
England
B Nai Jacob Honors Roll for Hebrew School Students
B Nai Jacob Sunday School and Hebrew class honored students for the first six weeks of the year as announced by Rabbi Samuel Cooper. Names listed include Zelman Fixler Leo Gardner Evelyn Goldfarb Martin Goldfarb and others.
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Hebew
B'nai Jacob
Samuel Cooper
Zelman Fixler
Leo Gardner
Evelyn Goldfarb
Martin Goldfarb
Gene Handelsman
David Krasne
Sidney Lopinsky
Chester Lovett
Sherman Nearman
Marvin Newman
Sherwin Steiger
Grove Stein
Morton Stiere
Esther Wallace
David Adelstone
Harriet Berman
Local listing names buyers and buyers lists in notice
A damaged OCR snippet lists numerous individuals including Ruth Binderman Dorothy Goldfaral Evelyn Goldfarbf Martin Goldfarbf Philip Goldstein Eve lyn Gordon Frances Grimes Gen Handelsman Henrietta Potter Carl Rubin Max Rubin Robert Ruda Rita Rose Samuels Clarine Stierer Esther Wallace and others as buyers in a local notice.
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Ruth, Binderman
Dorothy Goldfarl
Evelyn Goldfarb
Jack Goldfarb
Martin Goldfarb
Philip Goldstein
Evelyn Gordon
Frances Grimes
Gen Handelsman
Henrietta Potter
Carl Rubin
Max Rubin
Robert Ruda
Rita Rose Samuels
Clarine Stierer
Esther Wallace
Two Men Are Killed In Tuscumbia Gun Battle
In Tuscumbia Missouri on December 9 Oscar McGowan age 24 and his brother Douglas 25 were killed after a gunfight with three officers. Sheriff Lafe King of Miller County was seriously wounded during the clash as officers from Eldon were summoned to intervene.
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Tuscumbia, Mo
Oscar McGowan
Douglas
Lafe King
Miller County
Tuscumbia
Eldon
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McGuire
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Theqstar
Capitol Street
Star Budget Plan
Kanawha Banking
Federal Reserve
Pomp ‘Turley
Forks of Coal Baptist Church
Alum Creek
Pomp Turley
E. M. Turley
St. Albans
J. F. Turley
St. Albany
W. M. Miller
B.S. Deck
Lake Turley
Nona Turley
Grace ‘Furley
Kathleen Turley
Forks of Goss Church
Theodore Kinder Fa
Andrew Jones
Court Street
John Jones
Hareden and Harden Chapel
Harper
Spring Hill
See
Nellie Humphreys
Grant H. Humphreys
Sugarcreek
Bertram
Victor
Patricia
Jean
Dixie
Sunny Joyce
Bartlett
Parent-Teachers Association of
Alum Creek School
Washingtonistrict High School
Myr
Homer Turley
George Griffith
Thomas Scott
George Hess
Mobart Pautey
Kiner Griffith
Edward Moore
Clarence Means
Estella West
Hetty Griffith
Meeker
Horton Hunt
Herbert Sampson
Quincy Parent-Teachers Association
Echoes
Dana R. Erwin
Thelma Pryor
East Bank High School
E. M. McConshay
Kanawha County School Board
Watts School
Parent and Teacher Association of
Elk School
Onidrei
R.A. Robertson
Mjemsberg
Lincoln Junior High School
Mabel Funk
Lincoln_ chorus
Heilzabeth
Goodall
Bessie B. Licklader
Little Page
Herman Jones
Alice Witcher Thompson
J. W. Moore
Dan Cohen
Chuton
AW New Shades
Dan
Wlm. Seckman
Grandview School
Parent-Teacher Association
Hi-Y Organization
AAA
B’nai Jacob Sunday School
Penro
Toyland
Virginia St
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