Tale Carnegie Event Aims At Banquet And Golf Tournaments
Noted author Tale Carnegie plans a June 24 entertainment and banquet featuring a golf tournament and bridge event. Prominent speakers include Greer of a Chicago company, Townend of a Cleveland bank, Dr. Hutchison of Jefferson College, Woolsey of a company, Harold Brennan of West Virginia judiciary, and T Baker from the U.S. secret service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tale Carnegie
San ‘Em
Greer
Chicago
Fourth Federal ‘Bank of
Cleveland
Hutchison
and Jefferson ‘College
Woolsey
1 SE Ie ~ Company
Harold Brennan
First Judiah
West Virginia
T. Baker
The
U. S. Secret
Mrs J E Tetlow Wins Tournament at Kanawha Country Club
Mrs J E Tetlow won the blind bogey prize at the ladies gay tournament yesterday at Kanawha Country Club. Mrs Marlin Geiger took low putts. Mrs Frank Weaver and Mrs L G Grettum tied for blind holes. Luncheon followed with many players named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Tetlow
Kanawha Country Club
Marlin Geiger
Frank Weaver
L G. Grettum
Hayes Picklesimer
J. B. Overmyer
W. F. Whitwright
J. E. McDavid
J. W. Cummins
Charles 2. Hamito
V. C. Smith
Floyd Major
J. R. Chandlee
H Runsell
Thomas W. James
Misa Betty Weaver
Miss Betsy Miller to Host Luncheon Today
Miss Betsy Miller honored guest with Mr J A Wills of Cosiburg and daughter Miss Charlotte Willis to entertain with a luncheon at the Tally Ho today. Betsy Miller to be married Saturday to Mr Andrew Alexander Jr. Attending include Mrs W W Miller Mrs Charles P Orr of Philadelphia Mrs Banks Shepherd Mrs John Wilks Jr Coalburg Miss Mae Hatfield Cincinnati Miss Ann Miller and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wills
Cosiburg
Charlotte Willis
Hubbard Elected Shelter Board Head
W. G. Hubbard was elected president of the Davis Child Shelter board at a meeting last night. Harry J. Snyder became vice president and Rev. R S. Cleland secretary and treasurer. A legacy of 1000 from the Calderwood estate was announced. Plans discussed to move the children to camp likely Saturday. Hubbard, on the board about 14 years, is the third president after Atkinson and Price. Other recent additions were Wehrle B. Geery and Kerney Bolden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hubbard
Davis Child Shelter
Harry J. Snyder
R S. Cleland
5 Calderwood
Charleston
Hubbard
Institution
G. W. ‘Atkinson
George E. Price
Shrine Hospital Board to Meet In Los Angeles
Shrine's Hospital Board will meet in Los Angeles as W Freeland Kendrick arrives to take charge of executive meetings in preparation for the national Shrine convention. Kendrick, known as the father of Shrine hospitals for crippled children, formerly mayor of Philadelphia and past imperial potentate of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
W. Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
Imperial
Shrine
Order
Walter 5. Sugdenls
West Virginia
Tu Kendrick
Rand Men Strike To Save Jobs
Remington Rand factory workers in four cities staged brief standup strikes over a U S Supreme Court decision. About 6 000 employees in Middletown Elmira Syracuse and one other city protested the court’s refusal to review a national labor relations board order reinstating roughly 4 000 participants in the 1936 disturbance. The non affiliated association had sought recognition as sole bargaining agent and pledged to press demands while resuming work under assurances from local executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teion
Remington Rand Company
U. S. Supreme Cour
Middletown
Conn
Elmira
Iion
Syracuse
Lsbor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Association of Remington Rand Company
AIF
NLRB
AFI
Labor Board
Rand Company
James H. Rand, Jr
Remington Rand
Ringling Estate Valued At 23 Million in Report
Sarasota Florida June 1 The estate of the late John Ringling, famed circus magnate, was valued at 23,482,732.83 in a report to County Judge Forest Chapman by appraisers James A Haley and W L Van Dame. The asset schedule spanned 19 typewritten pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
John Ringling
Forest Chapman
James A. Haley
W. L. van Dame
Club to Receive Charter at Charleston Banquet
The newly organized American Business club of Charleston is to receive its charter at a banquet at 6 p m today at the Ruffner hotel. Officers elected at a recent meeting are Donald Markwood vice president George Littsinger member of board of governors and William Goshorn sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club of Charleston
BP. m
Ruffner Hotel
Donald Markwood
George Littsinger
William Goshorn
Quacks Halt Traffic as Ducks Cross Street
Chicago residents witnessed a comic traffic pause as a mother duck led seven ducklings across a busy street. The flock moved steadily with father duck briefly taking flight mid crossing, while the mother kept to the curb guiding her brood safely forward.
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Chicago
Momma
Pops
Pop
U S Winners Share $3 920 000 From Irish Sweeps
London June 1 Ticket buyers in the U S paid about 5 2 million for a chance at sudden wealth in the Irish hospitals sweep stakes on the English derby at Epsom Downs. One winner Bolg Roussel earned 150 000, several others won 75 000, 50 000 and smaller prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S
Epsom Downs
U. S
Bolg Roussel
Scottish Union
Oh Pasch
West Virginia Wesleyan College graduates 75 seniors
Eight students from Charleston and vicinity were among 75 seniors receiving degrees at the commencement today. Isabelle McLaughlin Bader Elizabeth Ora Funk Wayne Fletcher Ransom Kathleen Dillinger Ellen Thomas Thelma Keim David Gray Maxine May. Dillinger Thomas May earned bachelor of science while the others received bachelor of arts degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhannon
Charleston
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Isabelle McLaughlin Bader
Elizabeth Ora Funk
Wayne Fletcher Ransom
Kathleen Dillinger
Ellen Thomas
Richwood
Thelma Keim
David Gray
Rainelle
Maxine May
St. Albans
West Virginians Graduate At Fork Union Military Academy
Three West Virginians were among 1838 postgraduates at Fork Union Military Academy. Frank Stephenson Hewitt Mullens Ralph Edward Johnson Saeger and Myron James Boyer Jr Stephenson participated in the commencement in the John J Wicker chapel. Over 650 attended as Dr James M Shelburne gave the main talk and Dr Cecil V Cook delivered the baccalaureate. Tom Mapes Wheeling earned a gold star on the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fork Union
Fork Union Military Academy
John J. Wicker Chapel
Frank Stephenson Hewitt
Mullens
Ralph Edward Johnson
Saeger
Myron James Boyer, Jr
Stephenson
James M. Shelburne
First Baptist Church
Danville
Cecil V. Cook
Farmville
Tom Mapes
Wheeling
W. Va
Property Tax Deadline Extended Until Monday
Ira D. Davis, chief deputy sheriff, announced a delay for second half 1837 property taxes. The deadline was yesterday, but payment at face value is available until Monday. After Monday, interest penalties will be levied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira D. Davis
Pet Shows For Tots Held Countywide Under WPA Aegis
Summer playground activity opens with pet shows across Taft Tiskelwah Boys Field Glenwood Lattes Nitro Lincoln Dunless next week. Entries welcome for dogs cats birds goldfish and unusual pets with ribbons for winners. Judging for colored playgrounds at Boyd Institute West Side Washington School scheduled in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA Division of Recreation
Frath School
Taft School
Tiskelwah
Boys Field
Glenwead
Lattes
Lincoln
Dunless
Boyd School
Institute
West’ Side
Washington School
Boy Mangled by Tractor Fights For Life in Hospital
Four year old Robert Stesar remained in critical condition in Danville Illinois tonight after running under the wheels of a tractor his father was driving. The accident left the child horribly mangled and fighting for life with slim chances of recovery.
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Danville
Cis
Robert Stesar
Church and Church Society Events At Mt Juliet Area
Local church notices list Woman's Missionary Society events at Mt Juliet and Belle hosted by Mrs. Clayton Thompson and Mrs. F D Lowther. Rev J D Janney conducts meetings at Christ time through June 12. Tribe of Judah holds service at Liberty Baptist tonight with Rev J Simms Percy preaching. Schwamb Memorial Presbyterian officers plan for Bible school registering pupils 8 am tomorrow. Yalu River Maru incident described as shipyard error with self-launching liner floating in Nagasaki Bay.
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Clayton Thompson
F. D. Lowther
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Mt Juliet M. EB
Belle
J.D. Janney
Churches ‘Christ
Ladies’ Aid
F Aid Society of
Sixth Street
Fred J. Jones
Winitred
Smith Aid
Frank McKnight
Tribe of Judah
Liberty Baptist Church
Lewis Street
J. Simms Percy
J.S. Tyree
Eliza Cosby
Tribe of
Schwamb
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Vocation Bible School
Japan
Osaka
Yalu River
Nagazaki-bay
Stanpenene Enganes
Six Given Fines In Liquor Cases
Six persons faced arraignment in justices of the peace courts over liquor raids by state and county officers. Oris Hall of 316 Court street received a $200 fine and six months in jail for possession and six days for liquor sale. John Overstreet, same address, was fined $200 and six months. Clara Botkins of 11 Alderson street was fined $50 and costs for sale of liquor, and Carl Guill of the same address was fined $100 and costs for possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
Oris Hall
Court Street
Justice of the Peace
P. Loury
John Overstreet
Clara Botkins
Alderson Street
Carl Guill
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F. Stece Cae
Daniel Holdren
Betsy Miller
Shrine’s Hospital Board
Rand
Ringling Estate
Romaiie
Blue Danube
Black Sea
Cernagoda
Constanza
Charles Town
JCNE
Pari-Mutuels
Double Value
WPA
Lee and
Dickinson Streets
Ollas
Matilda
Rafrigerator
Waeer
Picorporater
LA Lousvalle
Baulheaiel Suice
Tisuve
A Bawa
Watson
Shanes
Air Southern
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