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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1929

Page

12

Utility Tax To Show Increase

State public utilities face a tax rise with total valuation at 509 732 080 and taxes due about 2 064 100.89 for the year. Auditor Edgar Dawson notes the tax will fund state and local governments, with payments due by April to avoid penalties and discounts for early payment.

Edgar G. Dawson Lawcon Auditor's Office Lawson Shertliffe

Christmas social rounds in South Charleston Knights and clubs

South Charleston hosted a Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Christmas party in late rooms on Montrose drive with the Pythian orchestra. Various members held gatherings at homes on Third Avenue Riverside Drive Fifth Avenue and Seventh Avenue.

Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Montrose Drive South Charleston Pythian Orchestra R. G. Hodson Third Ave Mtis I. Moulton Verome Riverside Drive Frantes Bowers Cebert Price A Lacnapelle Ly C. Stanley Freddie Metzer Mary Grow Jimmie Brittingham Betty Jane Dunn Fred Grow George Smith Flora Grow Mary Goodal Tindsey Gi Usp E. ©. Woodall John Shea Gordon Gluesenkamp Johnnie Hill Jack Lemon Vernon Ware Hinkle Reba Henson Burton Issac Katharine Shea Dorothy Swatker J.C. Martindale L. C. Swacker J. B. Brittingham FP. D. White Herbert Thomas H. B. Clay Eighth Avenue Betty Hopa Misa Betty Hope Clay Misas Hetty Prinke Ida June Duns Bernice Bias Mildred White Margaret Lee Daniels Slee Betty Blatne Pool Judy Dunn Misa Juanita Halstead Geraldine Johnson Misa Sally Bias Mie Sarah Lou Daniel Maryence Hodge Mise Barbara Ronay F. G. Daniels C. F. Danidele B.C. Jarrell Bostons

Christmas Radio Schedules and Local Visits Highlight South Charleston

A list of radio programs across major stations includes hours for NBC, WEAF, WIZ, and others, detailing shows from 4:00 PM to midnight. Local residents share holiday visits, church events draw crowds, and community notices list gatherings at First Baptist and related churches with Santa distribution and watch parties.

Associated Preys WEAP New York NBC Chase Dr. Cadman Twllight Voices Echoes of the Orient Sorgalogar Howles Louise Pave Sopranc Our Government David Lawrence Isa K. Hour Celtist Orcestra Lord Parker Waabo New Pork—Aow CGS Dr. Barnhouse The Fur Trappers’ Orchestra Joe Howard Dr. Eirkin Wagon King Theater of the Air WABC Nols Wiz UNO Dua Fiano Plano Uncle Henry's Breen Man Katherine Tilt Jones CLSAR Atlantic City Gaten Mall Breb WBAL Baltimore Wis Hartford First Baptists Church of South Charleston

Christmas Program at Mink Shoals Presented by Local School

A Christmas program at Mink Shasta School Monday evening, directed by Miss Violet Lee Triplett and J. D. Neal, drew about 600 attendees. A featured Christmas tree gift distribution accompanied a student showcase with Lyerett Andrewn, Mrs. Lucy Stalnaker, Mrs. Edens, T. R. Farley, Marie Jarvis, Clara Mae Lucas, Amy Rabsom, and Ruby Berries participating.

Mink Shasta Violet Lee Triplett J. D. Neal Lyerett Andrewn Lucy Stalnaker Mra. Edens T. R. Farley Marie Jarvis Clara Mae Lucas Amy Rabbsom Ruby Berries Meena Nicks Manufacturing Industries Argentina

Hospital Site For Vets Is Discussed

West Virginia debates location for a federal veterans hospital. Delegate J Stanley Stephens notes the committee backs a centrally located site near Charleston, citing regional access and rail lines. A political clash ends with a $700000 hospital aid compromise.

West Virgain United States Veterans Hospital Veterans Hospital Committee J. Stanley Stephens Charleston Stephens Flatwooda Braxton County Wheeling Huntington Parkersburg Willamson Welch Bluefield Flatwoods Clarksburg Fairmont Morgane Town Veteral Bureau Garsapeake Ohio New York Central Virginian Failroads Baltimore and Ohio Railroads Ohio River Amnofield Norfolk and Western Naval Ordnance Plant South Charleston Nitro Panhandle Waller Reed Navy Air Haseitals Washington Henry D. Hatficlt Finance Committee United States Ate West Virginia Delecate Stephens Hines Veterams Wireau Benitor Smoot Hatfield Smoot Senate Congress

Blue and Gray To Run Franklin Bus

State Trend commission approved Andrew Eye of Keyser to transfer the bus line certificate to Blue and Gray Transit for Franklin Keyser and Virginia line service Capon Bridge. A hearing on January 28 will review push permit applications for Monongahela Transportation Co Fairmont Clarksburg Cassville Blacksville War Bradshaw Bartley Susanna area and others.

State Trend Commission Andrew Eye Keyser Blue and Gray Transit Company Franklin, Keyser Virginia State Line Sear Capon Bridge F. ©. Sanders State Road Commission Wil Monongahela Transportation Company Fairmont Clarksburg Cassville Blacksville John ©. Kennedy Gan War Bradshaw Alex M. McDarmont Bartley Murphy Bros, Inc Susanna

Ruler of the Waves Promotes Hair Waving Services

An advertisement for hair waving and mer cooling services by trained operators at Picetwood Wheel and Fleetwood Hotel Ride located at 217 Capital St. Offers specialist finger waving and permanent wave treatment with prices around 0.81.00 and 6.00.

Maddy Penanent Fleetwood Hotel Capital St

County Schools Reopen Delayed to Thursday

The county plans to reopen on Thursday January 2 per county superintendent Q Emerson Camp. Some reports say many grade schools resume tomorrow while city schools stay closed until January 6.

Q. Emerson Camp

Turkeys Reported Killed in November Open Season

The state game fish and forestry commission announced 687 wild turkeys were killed during the November open season. Officials noted hunters have only two days left to file written reports on kills, per state law.

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Bankers Optimistic View Amid Market Slump and Recovery Hopes

The article reports an optimistic banker outlook for 1936 despite a recent market decline. It cites factors supporting recovery, notes stock declines in 1929 then a crash, and mentions Hoover era policies, reduced income taxes, and anticipated early signs of improvement in the new year.

J. R. Nutt Republican National Committee Prestiant Unionio Cleveland Akla Cleveland

Fayette Miners Awarded Compensation Under State Plan

C. C. Freeman of Harvey Fayette county who was injured while employed by the Harvey Coal and Coke company of Macdonald received fourteen dollars sixty four cents per week for one hundred weeks from the state compensation department. The department also announced eighteen dollars per week for forty weeks to M. G. Rice of Garten who was injured while working for the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal company of Philadelphia.

C. C. Freeman Harvey Fayette County Harvey Coal and Coke Company Macdonald State Compensation Department M. G. Rice Garten New River Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Company Philadelphia

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South Charleston News Mra. R. H. Dunn Fifth Avenue K. R. Willman Q. A. Bickman Mire Hickman Mery Lou Malden A. W. Willman Oakdale Avenue Helen Wildreth Columbus Onio C. B. Bildreth Newark Dr. Payne Cathedral Saga Wabc Ilir Koka Pittschurch Tso Shadyside Presbsterian Tinoo—Galvary Episcopal Church Ano Wham Rochester Lia Lies Fireside Forum Schenectady WEAF S.A WBZ Springfield Ganopure Central Clear Cannel Cincinnati Bymphany Hour Greas Adventurers Detroit Tino Bret WIZ Mays Badgett Chartotte Firsh Baptist Louisville Kentucky Royal Hungarians WSM Presbyteriaa Awaya Blehmant St. Mark’s Iphia M Hickman Mrs E. A. Benton London, Ohio Florence Taylor Alma Danville EB. C. Smith Tenth Avenue Mia Riley Frank Smith Marysville Ohlu Mies Lethe Smith Clarence Taylor First Baptist Church Santa Claua Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptisl Church of Lhurch Chicago G. A. Hickman Mount Sol Elizabeth Maiden Dering Lafayette Ind San Diego Gal Elle Mimgty Darlas Qarnett Florence Munger Admnister Igas E. L. Martin Fhenet Man Banking Ee Ane Eames Mink Shoals S. Spencer Moore Co Capitol ST Franklin Doctor Banker Virginia Charleston, W. Va Hoover Husky Instt Fayette Aun Koh Les Fvary Fantern Columbia Network Highboy Tete Ubes Portsmouth Supply Company Distributors Portsmouth, Ohio K. Wright Cedar Grove, W. Va Temple Radio Sales W. Va Coal Valley Motor CO Montgomery, W. Va Supreme Electric Shop Elizabeth St Dessera Apex
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