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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1946

Page

4

Beauty Arts by Lois Leeds: Morning health tips

Lois Leeds advises a health oriented morning routine to boost appearance and mood. Eat a proper breakfast and wholesome meals, ensure rest with a comfortable bed, and schedule the morning tasks with a wall shed plan to reduce rush. The leaflet Eye Beatty is offered for dark circles with a stamped envelope to The Charleston Gazette.

Joan Leslie Lois Leeds Lois Leeds Eye Beatty Charles ‘Ton Gazette

Mezzo-Soprano Recital By Jennie Tourel Tonight at City Hall

The Community Music Association presents Jennie Tourel mezzo soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Association in a recital tonight at 8 15 p m at the Municipal Auditorium. Tourel made her American concert debut in October 1942 with Toscanini and the New York Philharmonic, later appearing as soloist with Koussevitzky and the Boston Symphony and with Stokowski and the NBC Symphony.

Community Music Assoc Jennie Tourel Metropolitan Opera Assoc Opera-Comique Paris Municipal Auditorium Miss Tourel Arturo Toscanini New York Philharmonic Orchestra Koussevitzky Boston Symphony Stokowski NBC Sym

Time and timing in Dorothy Dix Saysimeliness column

The piece extols the verse about a time for every purpose and argues timely action fuels happiness and success. It warns about dillydallying, stresses punctuality in domestic life and social duties, and notes how proper timing can reduce conflict and improve relationships.

Three Youths Sought After Abduction and Robbery

PARKERSBURG December 9 state and city police sought three youths for abduction and theft of a South Parkersburg couple. The pair were bound with wire and forced from their car at gunpoint. Victims identified include Dave Reeder 22 and Beatrice.

Parkersburg South Parkersburg Dave Reeder Beatrice

Burglary Report Of Stolen Cash Goods And Vehicle Recoveries

City police reported burglaries at multiple locations. At Jack Beard's Cafe 822 Bullitt St burglars took about 400 in checks 43 in cash and a .32 caliber revolver. Mountain Cigar and Candy Co. at Virginia St W and Elm St lost 207.15 from a cash drawer. Mrs. Barry Winston 1573 Lee St lost clothing valued at 244.80. Glenn Sayers 233 Virginia St E reported tarpaulins and a car tire worth 135 stolen from a truck. A 1935 Chevrolet sedan license 221-703 was stolen from Harry Simpson Motors. D J Stephens of Clendenin reported an overcoat stolen from his car on Washington St E. Cars previously stolen from H O Lawhorn 50 Shrewsbury St and Hicks Used Car Co. Virginia and Reynolds Sts were recovered.

Jack Beard Bullitt St Mountain Cigar and Candy Co Virginia St. W Elm St Barry Winston Lee St Glenn Sayers Virginia St. E Harpy Simpson Motors Pennsylvania Fayette St H. 0. Lawhorn Shreiwsbury St Hick CarVirginia Reynolds Sts

Expense Reported and Abduction Alarm in Ilth District

Norman Blake of Ronceverte reported campaign expenses of 172.89 with no contributions to the secretary of state. Hibbs and deputy sheriff Snyder described a Saturday night abduction on Route 21 where three men bound a couple with wire, stole money, and fled in a 1940 sedan. both victims escaped unharmed after cutting the bindings.

Norman Blake Ronceverte Senate Ilth Secretary of State Hibbs Howles W. T.snyder Reeder Windy Witt Miss Hibbs Bowles

White Men Arrival and Buffalo Sacred Beliefs

The text notes an estimated 90,000,000 buffalo in America at first arrival of white men. It states that Indians assigned great sacred importance to white buffalo hides as part of their beliefs and customs.

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