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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1930

Page

8

South Charleston Graduates Get Their Diplomas

South Charleston graduates receive diplomas in a formal ceremony attended by students including Orville Molohan Kelvin Myers Dorothy Bayes Bromwits Ma June Dunn and Rens in a local high school event marking completion of their programs.

South Charleston Gimbotham Orville Molohan Kelvin Myers Bromwits Dorothy Bayes Der Ma June Dunn Rens

Dickinson Takes Lead In Iowa's Primary

Dickinson seizes the initiative in Iowa’s presidential contest as campaign momentum shifts. Payne reports from Tirana on the developing race with the B25 desk noting early results and key endorsements shaping the outcome.

Dickinson Iowa

Mansour funeral services for Sem Mansour 84

Funeral services are set for Sem Mansour 84 who died Sunday at home in Belle. Interment follows at Spring Hill Cemetery. Mansour leaves a wife and seven children James Fred two brothers Dobie Booker and William Secker. Others listed include five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The long obituary notes multiple relatives and will be at a local church with burial at Spring Hill Cemetery.

Sam Mansour Puneral Sem Mansour Belle Spring Hill Wiew James Fred

Motorists Warned of Construction on U S Route 19

State road commission urges avoid sections from Flatwoods to Bulltown in Braxton county and Weston to Braxton line, plus the Clarksburg Fairmont stretch. Detours route Fairmont to Clarksburg via Pruntytown as twenty two miles under construction. One way traffic doubles travel time. wet weather makes Bulltown to Flatwoods segment impassable.

State Road Commission Flatwoods Bulltown Braxton County Hne Weston Clarisburg Fairmont Clarksburg Pruntytown

Council Holds Speedy Session

The council discussed street name changes and route developments along Ferguson road Abney circle and Grove avenues to reduce confusion with Lewin street. A private contract paved Magnolis avenue part of Abney circle. Fusco Construction won a 3530.50 bid for a 36 inch sewer west of Green dale drive. Youre Motor sought a curb permit. Virginia was ruled out at Brooks street meeting.

Nolla Avenes Lewis Avante Ferguson Road Abney Circle Grove Avenues Bridge Avenue Khown Forune Road James Ferguson Chatterton Abney Lewin Avenue Grove Avenue Lewin Street Yand “Tire Service H. B. Buster

Select School Chief Tomorrow in Malden District

The Malden district board of education meets tomorrow to choose an acting superintendent to serve until November. Candidates include Elaine Nicholson Kenna Casto J B Paxton Mrs Camp and others. A short term and a long term option will be considered with Republicans presumed to win.

Malden Camp Chooge Tajs Elaine Nicholson Kenna Casto Charleston J. B. Faxton East Bank Cemp Kabawha City Tepublican Casto Nicholson Grandview School Micholon Charleston High School Paxton Cabie Creek High School Washington C. T. Jenkins Cabin Creek Pius B. Jew R. B. Dunn Louton Boards of Education

Prison labor conference opens with multi state representation

West Virginia Governor Conley opens a regional conference on prison labor with delegates from New Jersey Maryland Alabama Delaware Florida North Carolina Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Kentucky Georgia and West Virginia. Col Joseph D Bears of New Jersey leads organizing efforts with Ogden Hammond of New York forming a volunteer committee to pursue funding and public support. The aim is to provide work for prisoners to curb idleness and protect markets for prison products, with Capt Calvert Entill and Dr E Stagg Whites among attendees. The gathering will conclude the next day.

Conley West Virginia New Jersey Maryland Alabama Delaware Florida North Carolina Pennsylvania Boutt Carolina Tennhessee Virginia Kentucky Georgia CG. Blasheft Penal Institutions District of Columbia Manufacturing and Industries Charles A. Moffett Alabama State Board of Administration Major.r. St. Vogell Virginia State B. H. Dunaway H. N. Bradley West Virginia State Board of Control Joseph D. Bears Ogden HH Hammond New York Spain Thon Sears Stara Calvert L. Entill Went Virgina E. Stagg Whites Natonal Committee On

Conference attendees named in state labor campaign notes

The report lists 13 individuals including Luelle Milam of Charleston and Benner of Parkersburg among campaign participants for state labor matters. It mentions a trip to Washington for prizes and notes weight measures rankings with several amounts cited and a national conference planned.

Luelle “Milam Charleston Howard Baptist “Benner Parkersburg Jarrett Washington

St Agnes School Plans Wide Class Exercises

St Agnes Catholic School will hold commencement exercises for grades five through eight at St Agnes hall on MacCorkie avenue Thursday night. The program features several scenes by student groups, including The Battle With the Giant, The Jumping Jack, New Brooms Sweep Clean, Patsy, and Feminine Bravery, plus an address by Rev. R. P. Sullivan and honors by Rev. James P. McGlone.

St. Agnes Catholic St. Agnes Hall MacCorkie Avenue Vari Dus Tis Ocomedy Leo Kruk Harry <Incattle Stanley Jamrozy Walter Sobataia Wiliam Pzyk Raymond DuBois John Somat Stanley Bobataka Joseph Neesan Arthur Miller William Bonham Walter Kalinowaka Sylvian Spain Sylvian Spainjiour Alice Lecugncki Marguerite Ba- Tido Pearl Miller Catherine Finnegan Mary Ann Walton Hanna Smith Aggire Barber John Neenan Frank Rabinsoni William Barldg Laurence Lefevre Leo Bruk Joha Pszyki James P. McGlone St. Agnes Catholic School Dolly Hag the Fly Hanry Dalatea Alice Deptuln Foy Shop Marie Casey Mary Ann Huber Ruth Robinson Norman LeFevre Joseph Zodoroma Raymond Hancart Edwin Deptula Harold Kun

How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat

An early 20th century health claim promises rapid fat loss by removing salts from the body and flushing waste. It urges daily water intake, avoids overeating, and promotes a single tonic from Potterfield's Drug Store with a four week duration, claiming dramatic vitality improvements.

Chen Galto Alec Bata Potterfield O. C

Rates Reduced In 26 West Virginia Counties

Electric rates for domestic customers in 26 West Virginia counties were cut under a new Monongahela West Penn Public Service schedule effective yesterday. The plan lowers charges by energy blocks and offers lower rates in 23 counties for usage over 260 kWh, with tiered rates across other counties and a five percent discount if paid within ten days. In Mineral County a separate lower rate block applies beyond 200 kWh, and Brooke and Hancock counties use room-count based blocks with a minimum $1.11 charge and a ten percent prompt-pay discount. Commercial rates also shift in Brooks, Hancock, Pleasants, and Ritchie counties with reduced minimum charges.

West Virginia Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company Public Service Commission Barbour, Braxton Calhoun Doddridge Gilmor Grant, Harrison, Lewis, Marion Monengalia Nicholas Pleasants Preston Randolph Ritchie, Taylor, Tucker Tyler, Upshur, Webster Watnel Wirt Wood Mineral County Brooke Hancock County Brooks Hancock Ritchie Counties

To Close Tax Windows For Year On June 17

Tax windows at the sheriff office will be closed for further tax collection on June 17, announced by Ira Davis chief deputy sheriff of Kanawha county. Delinquent taxes become due June 1 under state law and taxpayers are urged to pay delinquent tickets before property is levied.

Eherif Ira Davis Kenawha Davis Chick Davin Davin

Increasing Damages From Forest Fires Reported in 1990

C H Tracy Bluefield district forester for six counties reported spring fire damage in 1990 across 254 fires burning 8,590.5 acres totaling 289,596. In 1929, 96 fires caused 810,935.95 damage and burned 4,531 acres. County figures show Wyoming 72 fires 3,458 acres, Logan 6 Gres 21,613 acres, McDowell 64 fires 8,069 acres, Mingo 43 fires 4,247 acres, Mercer 19 fires 3,052 acres, Raleigh 14 fires 2,691 acres.

Pocahontas Tarny Acres C. H.tracy Bluefield West Virginia Tracy Wyoming Lorgen McDowell Mingo Mercer Raleigh

Burglaries Probed By City Authorities

A wave of thefts and burglaries occupied local police yesterday. Burglars broke a rear window and stole cigarettes, candy, and $8 from Kroger at 1221 Washington. A J M Staenlin home on Kanawhs street was broke into, 26 in gooey and a Smith and Wesson revolver taken. Several vehicles, including a West Virginia plated Chevrolet sedan 1108, a Chevrolet coupe 94145, and another coupe 173,038 were stolen from owners on Horwood Avenue Edgewood Drive Broad Street and Iowa Street. Items seized included a box of Mowers, two flower urns valued at 50, a bed spread and a pink robe from Virginia Craft, a Baker Equipment plant theft, and a pocketbook from Weaver Crane Trucking office. Two boys suspected.

Kroger Washington Street J. M. Staenlin Kanawhs Street Smith and Wesson West Virginia David C. Howard Horwood Avenue Edgewood Drive Lcense C. Mf. Ban Broad’atreet Leense John Jacobs Iowa Street Bummerns Street Dr. Derry Park Avenue Shirley Rose Court Street Virginia Craft Btate Street Baker Equipment Company Virginia Atrent West Marla Weaver Quarrier Street Weaver Crane Trucking Company

Regular Dirigible Service Promised Record

Dr Ecketer outlines regular airship service with two ships under construction. By next September a ship named Friedrichshafen and a second named Lakehurst will be ready, with plans for five day intervals once three or four ships are in operation. The route targets an American airport between Baltimore and Washington.

Friedrichshafen Lakehurst Graf Draba Bilthmore, Md Washington, D.c

Greenbrier Military School awards at graduation

The 119th Greenbrier Military School commencement in Lewisburg featured diplomas for cadets including Robert Ezekiel Fenning of Jackson Ohio as orator winner. Major H W Thomas and Major Glen T Strock handed military and athletic honors. diplomas were presented by Lieut. Cal. Moore. Scholarships went to Alf Tred Davis Mac Jones Alvin Shick and Herbert Austin while several cadets received medals in academics public speaking music and athletics.

Lewisburg Greenbrier Military School H. B. Moore T. M. Swann First Methodist Church Robert Lois Ezekiel Fenning Jackson Ohio America Robert Bell Waltham Mnes Tlads H. W. Thomas Glen T. Strock A. A. Adkins, Jr Parke Porterfield Saltville Southern Prep University of Virginia J. Witmer Banjamin Rena Mal Kane, Jr Cal Moore Davies Lewin Hote Lee Street Midland Trail Greenbrier Forever Oreder Dlamissil Waaret Alf Tred Davis Mac Jones Alvin Shick Herbert Austin Facer Shick Z. L. Belt R. Wood J. B. Williams Berlin Germany Eng Sima C. H. Smith Wise Fen K. 1, Davies Beranton James Campbell Beckley Philomathean Literary Society Wallace Patton Kincaid

Stolen Cars Found After Gas Thieves Chase

Lt. Silverman spotted two youths siphoning gasoline on Micling street and chased them to Woodward’s branch. The stolen car was traced to W. H. Birkman of Girnwood Avenue, and the siphoning vehicle to W. A. Walders of Stephenson's Court. The youths fled into the roadside brush after shots punctured the tank.

le Dave Silverman Mic- Clung Street Silverman Woodward’s Nim W. H. Birkman Girnwood Avenue W. A. Walders Stephenson's Court

Alex Parker Killed in Toledo Auto Crash

Alexander H Parker 38 known in Charleston as Alex Parker, died Friday when the car he rode in skidded and overturned in Toledo Ohio. Body to Owen and Barth undertaking. funeral 2:30 p m at Owen and Barth chapel. Widow unsettled, previously in Milwaukee. Survived by aunt Mrs John Shrewa bury uncle Frank Ferrell and stepfather John Howard. Mother Annie Parker Howard dead here years ago. Parker resided here until about five or six years ago.

Alexander H. Parker Alex Parker Toledo Ohto Owen and Barth Undertaking Establishment Owen and Barth Huceme

State Board Begins Grading 10000 Papers for Teacher Certificates

The state grading board opened at the state house grading over 10,000 papers from 300 candidates in uniform examinations held statewide on May 23. Miss Lillian Carver directs the process with a Huntington team including B. M. Huff and Frances McElroy. Other members hail from Charleston, Wellsburg, Wyoming County, Parkersburg, Morgantown, Welch, Hamlin, and more, recognizing top year performers. The athletic word prize went to Argus Winter, and honors include Major Leonard Lee Gortoll as best commissioned officer and Sergeant Gillespie as top non commissioned officer. Carney was named best drilled cadet.

State State House Lillian Carver State Department of Education B. M. Huff Frances McElroy Huntington Clan Rutan Wellsburg Catherine Stallman Virgiliis. Maxwell Charleston Forrest Stewart Wyoming County EH. A. Langfitt Parkersburg Lucy Cunningham Welch Misa May Miller Morgantown Virginia May Smith Hamlin E. Haines Gregg Baltimore Argus Albans Leonard Lee Gor Toll Sergeant Gillespie Tasewell Carney

Reserve Officers Ordered to Camp for Training Duty

Reserve officers of the 808th Infantry have orders to report to Fort Thomas Kentucky for active training this summer. A list shows officers to report June 24 for five days of staff-duty primary training, and July 1 for two weeks of auty. Names include Col Antoine A Gaujot and Maj Herbert D May among others, with postings in Charleston Huntington and Beckley.

808Th Infantry Fort Thomes Trent Antoine A. Gaujot Wil. Mameon Herbert D. May Blasefield Thomas W. Peyton Bunt Ington Mmbleton R. Howery Charleston Lawrence G. Lundquist William M. Holroyd Mullens Wiliam EK Simpson Bummersville William H. Wade Bluefield Thames Charleston; Lieut. ‘William Ke Garresses, Summersville; Lieut. Milord Larrison St. Albans Joseph A. Moreland John Q. Cottrell Andrew 5 Cureton George R. Latham Everett L. Roach Gaynes P. Burnette Beckley Jase Hubert Adams Huntington Alefred H Clark Edpard William R. Ble Huntingtom

West Virginia Midland seeks halt of all trains

The West Virginia Midland railroad filed with the public service commission a petition for permission to discontinue all train service between Ditna and Webster Springs. The commission set a hearing for ten o'clock Tuesday morning, June 24.

West Virginia Midland Railroad Public Services Commission Ditna Webster Springs Commission Ten Oelock

Remove Corns with Radox Footbath Treatment

Radox Footbath soaks feet nightly for 3 or 4 nights to loosen and lift corns and callouses. Oxygen released helps roots come out. package available at Rector or any drug store. Restore strength and vigor for walking and dancing with joyous abandon.

Potterfield Adv

Why You Should Never Cut a Corn

An old time warning about corn care advises against cutting corns or calluses. It promotes a druggist remedy as a safer option and claims immediate relief by removing the corn with a stingera root approach. The ad emphasizes avoiding pain and promoting healthy skin after use.

Peterson’s Ointment Pimples Claim Promised Clear Skin

A past ad promises quick pimple removal with a money back guarantee. It claims users will wake with clear skin in days and credits the Patterson’s Ointment for acne, blackheads, and blemish removal after brief use. Multiple testimonials praise clearing within a week. The ad mentions a 38 cent box available at drug stores.

Peterson Paterson

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