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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1932
Page
3
Dorothy Dix counsels a man age 30 to assert independence from a domineering wife who governs the home and meddles with his family, urging him to confront her, attend night school, and reclaim personal freedom. The column also includes reader exchanges on jealousy and engagement dynamics with practical, blunt advice.
Two young men guides wore new blue caps bearing Guide in gold letters at the state capitol yesterday. The caps were supplied by Governor William G. Conley.
The Red Cross provided 3431 garments to Moody residents in Kanawha County over four weeks, announced by county welfare secretary Mrs. Pearl Poteet. Items were given to names supplied by school senorhs and from national headquarters via the local chapter.
Martinsburg hosts a one day meeting of the West Virginia Horticulture Society with growers discussing production problems. Burnsviile man Roy Barnett, 19, jailed for alleged sale of poison liquor linked to 89 year old Peter Auten's death. Clarksburg reports Dr A J Dadia of West Virginia University urges draft for wildlife law. Mrs D M Graham dies in Fermanagh Ireland at 80 leaving 5 000 in gold and securities hidden.
Humphreys Memorial Methodist Epis South presents a Christmas program tomorrow at 11 AM. Mrs Walter F Martens directs the choir under Rev A C Chappell who will give the Christmas sermon. Soloists Miss Margaret Lindsey Miss Gladys Thumm perform preludes and carols with the Juror choir of 60 voices. A cantata The Manger King will be sung Christmas night by the senior choir.
Reduced electric rate schedules for the eastern panhandle were filed with the public service commission yesterday by four utility companies including Shepherdstown Light and Water Ridgeley Light and Power Potomac Light and Power and Northern Virginia Power. The reductions amount to one half cent per kilowatt hour on the first block of domestic power, with bills mailed after January 16.
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