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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1925

Page

7

Move to Bring Morris Harvey College to Charleston

Huntington officials debate transferring Morris Harvey College to Charleston as part of a wider church and education plan. The Proposition involves raising 300000 dollars and uniting church branches, with committee reports and conference discussions by West Virginia Methodists in Clerksburg and Charleston. Local education groups push for expanded facilities including medical instruction.

Huntington State Road Clerksburm Morris Harvey College Charleston A. ¥. W. Barlington Monington West Virginia Meson School of Music Charleston Business College Mniake

Drive started for Kanawha Cottage bungalow funds drive

Appeals have gone out to 1 800 county boy and girl club members to raise funds for a Kanawha County Kanawha Cottage bungalow at Jacksons Mills Four H camp. County Agent T M McGovran announced that further appeals would follow if the first drive fails. A spring Good Will excursion spurred a subscription, with plans to have Four H members contribute a small sum and business leaders donation the rest. Poor farm and coal mine conditions have reduced prospects for large subscriptions as families struggle to keep homes amid mine closures and reduced work.

Jackson's Mile T. ¥. McGovran Reapanaa Charleston Chamber of Commerce Jackson's Mills

Life Saving Tests Begin At Local Red Cross Campaign

The American Red Cross life saving campaign staged by the Charleston Kanawha chapter features swimming races diving contests and a demonstration of resuscitation tonight at the YWCA pools on Quarrier street Instructors Captain Diamond and J P Gunther will lead sessions this afternoon at Lick Branch beach with free admission The program spans eight events including girls relay long distance swimming and a life saving exhibition by Captain Diamond and Gunther aimed at reducing drownings in Kanawha and Elk rivers and the city last year recorded 40 deaths

Quarrier Street American Red Cross Dia- Foon Eld Red Ss J. P. Gunther Jocel Diamond Gunther Lick Branch Plain Diamond Yale University Dartmouth Omaha Omghs Nebraska Red Cross Charleston Kanawha Elk Tayera Captain Diamond

State Gets Title To Strip Of Road Near Camden Crossing

The state road commission gains ownership and maintenance responsibility for a disputed strip of Piedmont road near Camden crossing in Cabell county after Attorney General Howard B. Les’s ruling. The division engineer says emergency repairs will begin within days and resurfacing may finish by summer, restoring state control after a long dispute about jurisdiction.

Camden Croasing Huntington Cabell County Howard B. Les H. J. Spelman State Road Commission Lee

Road Commission to Move Offices to Temporary Capitol

The state road commission plans to relocate offices to the temporary capitol at Washington and Capitol Streets within days. Most state departments will share the building, except offices in the capitol next to Hela and Lee streets, reducing rent now paid at about 5000 annually.

State Road Commission Washington Capitol Hela Lee Streets Road Commission Public Service Commission Department of Labor Bureau of Negro Welfare and Statistics Board of Children's Guardians Aas

Naming of Judge Woods Vacancy Delayed Reports

Charleston lawyers discuss timing of appointing a successor to the late Judge Charles A Woods of the Fourth Circuit. Some say Congress in December. others predict in coming days. A recess appointment could complicate government operations, with Judge George W McClintic speculated for promotion before Congress convenes.

Charles A. Woods Fourth United States Circuit Court Ape Peaia Charleston Congress Concensus Thienda George W. McClintic Southern District Court

Auto Sales Rooms Near Completion In Fennimore Paige Plan

Remodeling of the old Lewis Hubbard and company warehouse at Virginia and Hale streets is finished and work continues to convert the five story building into an automobile sales room garage and storage facility. The exterior will be printed and the plant aims to be highly modern with a twenty year lease to the Fennimore Paige company of Tow on Tumbar street between Virginia and Quartler streets. Upper floors will store autos and large rear elevators will be installed.

Tumbar Street Virginia Quartler Streets I 9

Denial of Leasing of Ordnance Plant

Reports claim South Charleston naval ordnance plant could be loaned to Westinghouse Electric again denied by Washington as unverified. Navy plans keep the plant ready for commission but held indefinitely unless war requires. Charleston businessmen suggest possible transfers via congressional action, but no public announcement or speedy approval observed due to red tape and publicity requirements.

Unitedes Naval Ordnance South Charlearnn Westinghole Congress Navy Department Washington Post Charleston

Spencer Miss Joins Staff Of State Guardians

Miss Camlla Devol Harper of Spencer Roane county has taken a vacation position with the state board of children's guardians field service. She will do investigation work across the state while keeping an official status in the temporary capital and will return to Morgantown this fall. Harper has many friends in the city.

Spencer Miss STATY Camlla Devol Harper Spencer Roane County State Board of Children’s Guardians

Federal Day Men See Few Changes

Federal day enforcement officials press on with duties as August 1 marks a trial run for a new departmental system. Some may lose their posts when the changes are announced, with politics blamed for the delay. Regionals were to be reorganized with higher salaries, grouping West Virginia with Ohio at Columbus. Thousands apply, many endorsements per candidate, delaying eliminations until October. Local preparations include painting and mud clearance, while the railroad plans side tracks and an exhibition car to aid fall displays.

Smailey West Ines

Roads Readied for 4-H Fair at Kanawha Park

The New-York Central railroad delivered fifteen carloads of Elders at Kanawha State Park below Dunbar. Roads and paths are being repaired in preparation for the State Four-H Fair.

New-York Central Railroad Naw Kanawha State Park Dunbar

State depository law takes effect today nationwide

The recently enacted state depository law, pushed by the last legislature, ends years of dispute and is set to become effective today as the state board of public works is expected to implement.

State Board of Public Works

Law to Name Depository Banks Aims System Change

The new law requires the state treasurer to deposit all treasury funds. Subdivision officials will no longer handle deposits. the board for public works must name active and inactive banks. The treasurer gains a centralized system to manage public funds effectively.

Bae Board For Public Works

MISS PARKER VISITS STATE CHILDREN GUARDIANS OFFICE

Misa Stella Parker of Spencer, division agent for the state board of children's guardians, was a business visitor yesterday and submitted a report on several cases under observation. Anna Beaver reported the loss of a brown and white spotted collie puppy named Peggy from 1809 Washington Street.

Ween Miss Parker Misa Stella Parker Spencer State Board of Children’s Guardians State Board Anna Beaver Washington Street

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