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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1935

Page

8

Maryland Court Frees Pax Girl

In Annapolis a State witness Franklin Staventon alias Steven son testified in Anne Arundel County court. He described a shooting at the Anne Arundel county jail that wounded Picard in the shoulder and left Staventon dead by suicide. Police Magistrate Louis Strauss released the case for burial. A coroner’s inquest was deemed unnecessary. A jury may consider the broader matter of jewelry theft and related recoupment.

Annapolis Franklin Staven Pas Pieard Anne Staventon Frank 3 Stevenson Ommengens Hospital Jolire Ee Picard Anne Arund ‘Candy Louis Strauss Steventon Burisi Vascik Helen F Linwood L

Plans Trip Clark Coastline Travel Plans

An Anne Arundel coast plan is noted with references to a related charge against Mrs. Picard and a Pax West Virginia native. Details include a hospital stay for a patient with a knee prosthesis and a purse containing about 63 dollars, sealed at the hospital, with the State Attorney and local addresses mentioned. the note also references Roundup in Montana and Mount Holly jail.

Clark Anne Arundel County Nelle Picard Aliss Sly Pax W.va Peters Steventongia Mont

Parole Board Meets To Consider Applications At Moundsville

A hundred seventy five inmates awaited parole board action in Moundsville yesterday as the board prepared decisions. Governor Kump said he would act on the board's recommendations before Christmas.

Yeserday Arole Board Moundsville Kump

Kanawha River water samples missing delay probe

Missing water samples mailed November 22 to Morgantown have not arrived. Officials including Secretary G H Overholt and Earl H Martin of West Virginia University report no delivery as fish deaths in the Kanawha River prompt a recovery effort. The samples are crucial to the case and their recovery is highly important.

Kanawha River Een Conservation Commission G.H. Overholt Morgantown

Guiding Your Child By Aline Clerissa Richmond

Excerpted guidance on feeding infants with hard boiled eggs, noting early use by some doctors from five months, preparation methods, potential rash reactions, and the evolving shift in baby nutrition. Highlights risks of egg intolerance and cautions about yolk and white in early feeding.

Guiding Your Child Aline Clerissa Richmond

Male Chorus to Present Cantata Aims at Stalwart Community

A male chorus plans to present a cantata, continuing a tradition that has become a staple feature of the community arts scene. The concert seeks to engage local audiences with choral renditions and seasonal selections.

Building inspector authorizes $8,650 project

The city approved several construction permits totaling $8,650 yesterday. George Hendcloxe, the building inspector, granted permits for partitions for an air conditioning system costing $3,000 with L. Keeney as contractor, two four room ellines on First Street at $800 each by Michael Motts, a $2,000 addition by Pure Of company for a Petts service station on Washington Street, an $1,500 garage on Stayntos Avenue by William Wildermuth, a late permit on Gardner Street for a structure costing $30.5, and a storm door installation on Quarrier Street for $500 by John Davidson.

Géorge Hendcloxe L. Bu ‘Keeney Michael Motts First Street E Pure of Company Petts Washington Street William Wildermuth Stayntos J Avenue Gardner Street John Davidson Quarrier Street

Boston Doctors Favor Mercy Death of Incurables

In Boston a survey of 71 doctors from a pool of 187 contacted by the Daily Record shows a majority favor extending mercy death to hopelessly incurable patients. Responses reveal doctors who admitted ending or easing suffering with overdoses, while many declined to answer.

Boston Bostonly The Daily Record Greater Tven Doctone

Baby’s Stomach Well Blessed by Indian River Tonic

A testimonial claims a baby’s stomach health improved after taking one bottle of Indian River Tonic. The mother asserts the child now plays happily with no stomach troubles and endorses the medicine for family use, urging readers to obtain it from local stores or write New Scalf Medicine Co. Lafollette Tennessee.

Uguga Elso

Oriental Supper Set By Local Societies

The Fruth script and Benevolent Society of St George Orthodox Church plan an Oriental Supper on Thursday night from five to eight at Court Street Church. Proceeds aid charity funds of both groups. Public invited. committee members listed.

Fand Teacher Association Benevolent Society of the St George Sigtjan Court Street Church Mise Ida Moses Beatrice Simon Beatrice Simon, Ise BTA Mise Ednar Alontasne Jesse Fe Hyip Neagrman Allen Tet Ke Chona Peru

Mother Loses Suit Over Injuries To Young Son

A common pleas court jury yesterday awarded $300 in damages to Hubert Vanater against Narve Robinson and Bernard Robinson, proprietors of the Bon-Tons Laundry. The suit, brought by Hubert’s mother, claimed her six year old son was knocked down by a tram car on Summers Street last May, causing a broken collarbone.

Common-Pleas Hubert ‘ Vanater Narve’ Robinson Bernard. Robinson Bon-Tons Mesdees Sulit Hubert Summers, Street

Injured Deer Saved by Chamber Group Study

A deer found wounded near the county line was saved by a local conservation effort led by George Lancaster Haw, Graham, and Charles G. Peerson. The incident prompted a review of federal wildlife protection measures and implications for species care and law, with ongoing studies by officials.

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