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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1934

Page

7

College Finals To Open Sunday at West Virginia State

West Virginia State College opens its 39th annual commencement with events Sunday and Monday. President John W. Davis and Mrs. Davis host a receiving period for graduates, parents, and faculty. The baccalaureate sermon is in the main auditorium at 7 50 p m with Davis delivering, and Attorney General Homer A Holt will give the commencement address at 2 20 p m Monday. Nine degrees will be awarded including honors to Miss Ethel Duffy Miss Lucille Blake and William Dudley. Students from across West Virginia and other states are expected to attend.

Virginia State College John W. Davis Devie Davis Homer A. Holt Galiver D. A. Lane Ethel Duffy Lucille Blake Wiliam Dudley Atomi West Virginia

Sigman Dies At Beech Hill Station

Charles Henry Sigman 73 of Kanawha Ten Mile died suddenly at Beech Hill New York Central station from overexertion and a heart ailment. Funeral set for 2 PM Sunday at Oak Hill. Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs Bisa Vaught and Juanita Sigman. Vaught married to Mason County prosecuting attorney Stephen K. Vaught. Born in Virginia, he moved to West Virginia as a young man and farmed in Mason County about five years.

Point Pleasant Charles Henry Sigmen Kanawha Ten Mile New York Central Railroad Beech Hill Oak Hill Oak Hil Sigma

High School Bands Aim for Chicago Trip Fund Drive

A plan by the state fair commission to raise funds to send four high school bands to the Century of Progress expo includes Charleston Wheel ing Huntington and Parkersburg bands. A 14 member Huntington committee led by G E Shinkle was appointed to raise funds.

Century of Progress State Fair Commission Charleston Wheeling Huntington Parkersburg G. E. Shinkle Anin

Simple Services Today For Cody

Hollywood remembers Lew Cody, the film actor who died in his sleep. Funeral services will be private Saturday at 3 pm with only close friends. Interment likely in Lewiston Maine within a week or ten days. Surviving relative Cecile Cote of Berlin N H arrives soon. no pallbearers planned. Cody was a Hollywood host and a veteran of the old guard who joked about business of getting laughs.

Hollywood Lew Cody Cliff Durant Coty Lewiston Maine Dalt Cecile Cote Berlin Cody Fife Beach Buster Kenton Hagel Forbes Tooth Paste Heire

Silent film star Leo Cody’s comeback credited to Gloria Swanson

Cody rose to fame in the silent era and later found a renewal after Swanson gave him a role. He nearly died in June 1929 and said he kept his hospital room lively with friends like Bugs Baer and Paul Whiteman. He survived by “dying as I lived—laughing.”

Glen Tamas Cody Telkies Gloria Swanson Miss Swanson Bugs

Peace Talks Amid War Claims in South America

In Geneva representatives agreed on arbitration while Bolivian and Paraguayan capitals issued aggressive war communiques. Paraguay claimed a 15 mile defense breach and 150 Bolivian dead, Bolivia denied savage acts including scalping. The League of Nations will make recommendations under Article 15, potentially affecting an arms embargo.

Associated Press Geneva Pridgy Paraguay Bolivia League of Nationa Canada la Paz League

Lincoln Junior to Have Exhibit at School Auditorium

The Lincoln Junior High will host an exhibit of student work from 1 to 9 pm Tuesday, June 5 in the school auditorium. Art, woodwork, home economics, elective art and sheet metal classes will display aprons, dresses, end-tables, rock-ties, lamps, posters and more, plus various drawings and lettering by seventh and eighth grade art students.

Atudents Lincoln Junior High School Aluditorium

Captain Cochran Transferred. Kent Replaces Charleston Post Chief

Captain John H. Cochran, executive officer in charge of the Charleston reserve district, departs Monday for Jefferson Barracks near St. Louis. He is succeeded by Captain Henry R. Kent, returning from China after a two month leave.

John H. Cochran Charleston, Military Reserve Charleston Jefferson Barracks St. Louis Cochran Henry R. Kent China West Virginia Civiian Conservation Corps Hartison McAlpine Bert Wampler Fort Hayes CCC Price Zimmergarten James ¥. Pratt R. B. O'Connor

Barton to Retire From State Police After 14 Years

Lieut Thomas Barton a 14 year veteran of the state police will retire when his enlistment ends June 10 Superintendent P D Shingleton said Barton will not be reenlisted for the good of the service He has been stationed at Eline and previously captained Company D before the consolidation of four units into two units Germany remained Soviet Russia s chief import source last year

Thomas Barton State Police P. D. Shingleton Barton Hig Ree Fugal El‘ine Germany Russia Ysar

Faulty Brakes and Responsibility in Crashes

The piece argues brakes rarely fail suddenly. It states wear, tear, and hard use cause trouble, with warning given before failure. It questions assigning fault to brakes alone and notes drivers bear responsibility when brakes deteriorate.

Military directs aid as anti Communist network set up

A commander establishes headquarters here to build an anti Communism network and directs the military to assist in its formation.

Contest Open For Four H Members In Canning Drive

County agent T H McGovran reports Hazel Atlag Glass Co of Wheeling has started a national canning contest for Four-H members. Prizes include cash for best jars of fruits vegetables jams pickles relishes butters preserves and a separate prize for the best canning exhibit by a Four Girls club not exceeding 13 jars. Special awards go to first prize winners in each class and section nationwide.

T. H. McGovran Hazel-Atlag Glass Company Wheeling Jara United States

Mrs Cohen to Attend National Federation Meeting in Cincinnati

Mrs Charles Cohen will leave next week for Cincinnati to attend the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods executive board annual meeting June 5 6 at the Hotel Almas. Vice president Mrs Leary Nathan of Buffalo will preside in the absence of President Mrs Maurice Steinfield of St Louis who is recovering from illness.

Charles Cohen Cincinnati Sha National Feeration of Temple Siterhoods Almas Leary Nathan Buffalo Maurice Steinfield St. Louis

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