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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1931

Page

10

Town Elections Under New Law Sweep State

Town elections were held across Kanawha county and several towns including Dunbar Marmet East Bank Osborne Cedar Grove Clendenin and Glasgow under a new law moving election day to the first Tuesday in January and fixing term lengths at two years. Democratic wins marked Dunbar and others with varied outcomes for mayors recorders and councils amid strong party lines and independents across the region.

Two Fear Kanawha Dunbar Marmet East Bank Osborne Cedar Grove Cloncain Glasgow Wihsué Clendenin Earl G. Summers Republican A. J.J .Davis Guy Y. Clark J. McGeary Patrick Fogarty C. H. Cook EB Osborne Colmeilmen McDowell County Atres J. Brewster Cromer W. A. Hawkins F. A. Weaver H. Baltey Recorder A.B. Howell J. J. Lintelm Jor Zando

Mayoral reelection and council posts in Missouri Valley towns

In Matewan and Lewisburg May elections, mayors and several council members were reelected without opposition. White Sulphur Springs saw N B Cavell win over incumbent C B Bryant with 609 registered voters and 894 ballots counted. In Wheeling a recount was requested after Joseph Relnacher lost by 10 votes to Frank Emblem Jr for fourth ward council.

Dunbar FH. Casto G. M- Robinson Roy Price E. ©. Cott F. W. Young E. J. Walker C. O. Bowles F. W. Wolfe S. TB. Keeling Ira Casto O. L. Wise Tinms W. M., Thurston A. B. Rice Matewan A. L. Hoskin Jack Allara H. P. Steele 5. B. Combs Mbert Simpkins Dan McKonale Melvin Willaimson H. H. Crichenberger GL. Wyatt Wheeling Tulle Joseph' Tl Relnacher Relnacher Frank Emblem, Jr Fourth Ward

Appeal Allowed In Bluefield Dispute

The state supreme court allowed four reviews and denied others in a Bluefield case involving West Virginia Water Service Company rates for automatic sprinklers. The decision references a Public Service Commission order, with parties Morton Motor Company and others contesting the rates.

State Supreme Enurch Morton Motor Company Buefield Public Service Commission West Virginia Water Service Company Dater James McCordle Menongalia John Crigier Joan Prunty Barton County Nore Cilee Prunts Bila P. Fields Roane City of Spencer Ronceverte P—D. H Bnuffelt Ety Jackeen Ald Muton Wooster Lewis County Mary A. Wille Plantiff Ola Pringle Lenn Sattar McDowell County Clark National Fink A. Katzen W. S. Clark Sattar Gal Kimbail Tinshanda Clerg Clark National Bank and Katzen

Incumbent Is Defeated in Alderson Mayoral Race

Alderson voters chose F. G. Lobban over incumbent A. M. McNeer 260 to 180 on the citizen ticket with Marcus Dillon taking 114 votes. W. G. Hi was elected recorder and councilmen Clarence Crowder H. W. Carnes George Bare F. R. Fletcher Frank Mesh named. Nearby towns saw varied outcomes in mayoral and council elections.

Osborne Clendenin E. I Moore R Slang James Brant John Singer Boyd Dotson B B. Parker Edgell Osborne G. T. Wagher H.C. Payne B. W. Naylor H. V. Meadows Cecil Starks P.P. Jones Milton B. L. Kummard F. F. Farnsworth Britt Thomas J. M. Neal W. N. Hudgins Lucien Ball A. R. Holley C. L. Pugate Grantsville Gralteville Water Works Jerome Francia Pp. Huffman Walt Polis Tar Ola Rett McCoy L. Hamilton Fred Hicke J. P. Riggs Alderson A. M. Mc Neer Cittzena F. G. Lobban Peoples Progressive Marcus Dillon W. G. Hi Clarence Crowder H. W. Carnes George Bare F. R. Fletcher Frank Mesh Mabscott, Lune Complete Citizens Dr. E. I. Hill Wea L. M. Gravely A. Ray Fink B. P. Bower L. D. Fink H. H. Nugent L. C. Simpson M. Tucker

Alleged Thrill Slayer Knapp Charged in New Murder Case

The alleged killer Knapp was arraigned on a murder charge before County Judge Lewis J. Smith after suspicions tied him to a past criminal history. District Attorney Elvin N. Edwards will prosecute. The youth, seen as deeply distressed, asked to contact his parents and secure an inquiry. Two Gun Crowley, famed slayer of a policeman, awaits execution at Sing Sing.

Knapp Francis Crowley Sing Sing Elvin N. Edwards Lewis J. Smith Roosevelt Pield Plang Tron Newark

Roosevelt and Pinchot Speak on graft and reform

The report covers speeches by Roosevelt and Pinchot criticizing graft and overcharges across the United States, with figures claiming public offices lose hundreds of millions yearly. It then lists numerous local election results: Thomas Ellatt wins mayoralty in Albright. other towns like Webster Springs Monongah Button Kingwood Middlebourne Friendly Mason­town Bruceton Rowlesburg show Mayors and Recorders elected along with council members.

Marriage Licenses Issued At Kanawha County Office

Marriage licenses issued at the county clerk’s office in Kanawha County include Joseph Hodgson aged 98 with Susie Cook 32 and several other couples—Clarence Parks 28 with Esther Field 26, Carl M. Stone 22 with Helen W. Brown 33, Moses H. Lowery 38 with Netlie Perry 36, William A. Bisham 26 with Rens B Wandling 24, Gur 0 Reynolds 32 with Pearl Childers 97, Robert Glenn Hill il Putnam with Cleo Persinger 21, and Sell Doles 4 with Hattie Hubbs 43. Additional pairs listed include Macia Nelson 28 with OG Jvanica Wright 26, Henry Clay 21 with Garnet Parleb 21.

Kanawa County Joseph Hodgson Susie Cook Clarence Parks Esther Field Carl M. Stone Helen W . Brown Moses H. Lowery Netlie Perry William A. Bzsham Rens B Wandling Gur Reynolds Chis County Pearl Childers Kanache County Robert Glenn Hill Putnam County Cleo Persinger Kanawha County Doles Hattie Hubbs Macea Nelson OG Jvanica Wright Henry Clay Garnet Parleb

Mussolini and Pope Negotiate On Balilla and Concordat

The article notes ongoing negotiation between Mussolini and the Pope over the Balilla youth group and the Lateran Pact. It asserts that the Azione Cattolica remained recognized despite prior laws and clarifies that concordat texts and articles 43 and 49 reflected known arrangements with Catholic organizations during talks.

Fee~ Verday

Father and Daughter Reunite at Union Mission

A father and daughter separated since childhood will meet at the Union Mission tonight after years apart. The daughter, now grown, was placed in a home at age five by Rev. Pat B. Withrow, mission superintendent. The family relocated west, the father lost track, and she was located this week.

Tive Pears Union Mission Pat B. Withrow Slater Neve the Miston

Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Clerk Office

Deeds filed show numerous transfers in Kanawha and surrounding areas with prices from 10 to 1,000 dollars, including trusts to Florence Thompson, Abe Eppa, Julia Chapman, Virginian Joint Stock and Land Bank, and others. Notable parcels include Rob son addition Cheiyan, Roseville addition St. Albans, Kanawha Realty first addition, and various Huntsville and High Lawn additions. Total transfers exceed 1,990,000 dollars in value with cotton cloth consumption noted in Japan.

Tollaws W. MW. Campbell A. B. Murray Chelpan Christian Chiren Florence Thompson Robson Cheiyan Summers Pavney and Company Abe Eppa Rose- Vile St. Sans J. U. Carney and Company Julia Chapman Kan Hatther B. Scragge G. W. Sprathing Sugar Creek Board of Education Elk District Jonn H. Carte Weat Side Commer John L. Carte W. A. Arbaugh Allee Arbaugh Avatad Dreds Aubrey RB Sebree J. W. Pritchard Black A. Dunbar Lenora Biak Saab EB. Smith D. WN. Blohrer L. H. Baier Draw Street Holley's Boulevard Mote Jordin Busanne Lake West Valley View Ora A. Pox M. W. Pritchard West Virginia Avenue Dunbar Charleston Resity Company Cleveland North Nitco Chesapeake Mining Company Andrew Rhodes Hanley Henry Brown R. B. Enc G. P. McGaire Central ‘Trust Company Slivtreet Jennie Walker Gertrude B. Tinsley C. P. McCabe Central Trust Company R. F P. Haynes Tandy Cosdorph Kanawha W. and D. Kesley E. L. Baldwin Cent 47al ‘Trust Company Quartier Street Greenbrier William Piccard L. J. Gadd Martin Bump Howard N. Buckey George. Lakiley Cantell Samel Blount, Jr George Dicunt Campballe Creek

Kanawha Players Open With Comedy at the Playhouse

Kanawha Players opened last night with Bird in Hand a light frothy comedy directed by Ramon Savieh. Joan Drinkwaters stars as the innkeeper’s daughter with L. T. Bengtson as Innkeeper Silas Pickering I and Schuyler Jenkins as a sardine salesman. Nancy Maxwell Ruffier plays Josn, Mimi Onley Pickering is the tolerant, Joe Martin helps as a young Briton, and Brooke Price carries Lord Arnold. The bar parlour and upstairs bedroom settings drew applause.

Playhouse Joan Drinkwaters Ramon Savieh L. T. Bengtson

Court Routine Wills Probated

The will of J. J. Vickers was admitted to probate with trust provisions naming Kanawha Bank ing and Trust Company. contingent bequests to his wife, her remarriage risks, and children. the Floyd Cunningham will idem admitted to probate with Rhus Allen named as heir and executrix. Dayton Feeter and R. A. Higley estates administered with bonds. W. D. Kelly estate probate details listing shares to wife son and other heirs, executor John Holmes. several civil suits filed in circuit and common pleas courts. estate appraisals for W. W. Osborne reported at 35,467.

J. J. Vickers Kanawha Banking and Trust Company Rhus Allen W. D. Kelly Wolfpengs Creek Manolo Alga Sara A. Pugh Peoples Bank John Helley Ernest Kelley Ernest Kelley A Note For 9600, and To Other Children Such Heirs Eaen John Holmes Holmes Muhalg Kelley F. M. Ray, Jr G. C. Pughas

St Albans Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week

Mrs Dearien entertained at the Blue Bird tea room with guests from Huntington Charleston and St Albans. Various visitors welcomed include Miss Genevieve Hoel of Charleston, Mrs Allen Oliver’s granddaughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Hughart visiting St Albans. George and Everett Curry return to Detroit after visiting relatives. Mrs G H Norway hospitalized in Charleston. Members of the First Baptist Church hosted a meeting at Miss Harper's home on Church street planning gifts for a needy family.

Dearien E. Dearien Blue Bird Tea Room Albert Crews Huntington G.L. Johnson J. W. Bannister Charleston Carrie Thompson Fritz McComas St. Albans Dearlen Gengvieve Hoel Allen Oliver Enterthim Wiss Drezetta Harper Misa Nadine Mer Fidells Ming Ethel Goi Liliaan McCoy Mies Rachel Roger Mary Barker G. H. Ellis Norval Patton Robert, Waddell Roland Lewis Joseph Murray Oliver Gessell Jock Branham Carl Jones Kelly Dyer Harper and Bier

Old Grad Recalling Dance Change At High School

An elderly graduate laments shifts in school dance culture as modern teens at a local high school gym enjoy a lively reception with fox trot tango and modern dances. He recalls strict past rules and jokes about new permissiveness amid a changed era.

Jintora Aint Sensocs Snagpy Statent Orchestra Rasaling

Charleston High School Class of 1931 Commencement Tonight

The 267 members of Charleston High School’s class of 1931 will receive diplomas tonight as Rev. Ralph W. Sockman of New York delivers the commencement address The program opens with Youth Triumphant by the orchestra followed by Power and Glory Then an invocation by Rev Wilbur Mallallen The class will be presented and diplomas conferred by Fred L Teal The ceremony ends with Grande March and America sung by the audience A post ceremony gathering will follow in the gymnasium Class Day featured processional Big Ben devotional Mary Muller Carl Young address class history and otherClass Day items shown by the Charleston High School orchestra and senior ensembles. various awards and songs conclude the program

Charleston High School Ralph W. Sockman Madison Avgency M. ES Church New York Wilbur ¥. Mallallen First. M. E. Church America Gorman Fred L. ‘Teal Halll Thomas &. Alen Mary Muller Carl Young Laura Virginis Bobnitt Bitor Charleston High School Deem-Miller-Mowhorter Dorothy White George Guthrie Walter Ralie Thomas S. Allen Lasa Lasa* Prophecy Elizabeth Keatley Mante Oration Kenneth Camp Mantle Ormtion Nancy Wren Queen City Weldt

Clark Released On High Bond In Murder Case

Judge Struzenackee presided as Clark was released on high bond while a murder case proceeds. Ford argued Clark’s possession of a gun a day before the shooting and bullets matching Clark’s purchase link to Crawford and Spencer deaths. Defense challenged the proof of intent. judge urged independent judgment over precedence.

Ford Clark Crawford Spencer Struzenackee Triad Ball

Correction by James C Campbell Cites Council View

James G Campbell, a Negro member of Charleston City council, denied that he claimed to be the best representative of the plain people and said the plain people do not approve of any actions. Honor Huntington Youth ANNAFOLIS Maryland June 2 27 The honorist of graduates announced today by the United States Novel academy included Haleworth, Hunt ey nee a tee een.

James G. Campbell Charleston Coniey Huntington Annafolis Taide Pub United States Novel Academy Haleworth Hunt+ ey

South Charleston High School Grads Receive Diplomas

Joseph Rosier of Pwirmong State Normal presided over the South Charleston high school graduation ceremony. Diplomas were awarded by George W. Goods, London district superintendent, to a long list of graduates including Anna Louise Baker and Elizabeth Beard, with Virginia Delation giving the commencement address and Anola Bowyers delivering the verdictory address.

Joseph Rosier Pwirmong State Normal School South Charleston High School Annus George W. Goods Sus London Anna ‘Louise Baker Dolores Chacane- Bastian Elizabeth Beard Gladys Clean Bright May Brose Sibil Brotherow Reba Louise Clark Irene Elizabeth Gon Nelly George Bolden Howton Hmifrmas Blanche Lege Robert Frincke Oillve Lege Jock Durtnett Homer Pierce Reigh Benbin George Brown Anneks de ¥Oll Bleuche Derrick Gibetha Mayaux Ethel Vickers John Bolder Andrew Tigernbotham Paul Straw Carl Henson Marie Fitewater Merion Baatian James Nicholas German Wise Edith Bromm Mabel Echultz Virginia Sheriart Theron Dodson Margaret Fottenberger Ruth Fitewater Bosh Rosario Orpha Schultz Meribe Williamson Louise Shue Mildred Bare~les Bernice Browder Addie Childress Mildred Childress Thelma Devie Margaret Dodeon Mary Jane Lothew Joe Nicholas Frances Creweford Virginia Delamore Anola Bowyers Bryan Principe Suparine Fendent London District George Holden

Civitan Committees Named by Faulkner

W B Pankner the newly installed Charleston Civitan club president announced committee appointments at the weekly luncheon. A committee to study the objectives of the International Civitan clubs was named with H R Howell Horace Perce P G Meador E Roberts and S P Mitchell.

W. BE. Pankner Charleston Civitan Club International Civitan Cubs H.R. Howell Horace Perce P. G. Meador E. Roberts 8. P. Seitchell

Obituaries and funeral notices from Charleston area

Obituary items report MG Geendenaing TM 55 of Permesle yania avenue died of heart attack at work on Bpring street Coroner William F Work states death due to heart failure no inquest widow and six children survive. Other notice: Mrs Mary Young Mis died at home on Truslow street after brief illness surviving husband Alex Young six children. Funeral for Clare Leota Miller 53 of St. Albans at Atkins ton Memorial Methodist Episcopal church with Rev J B Myers burial in Dollan cemetery. survivors include husband J E Miller son Vergil three sisters and three brothers. Funeral for Tula M Riley of Parkersburg held at Maconic home Wednesday at 7:30. Riley survived by three watchers and wife A W Phillips of Lithopalss ington W V. Diploma recipients noted with ranked twelfth and officer Melawarth mention.

MG Geendenaing TM Glerdenaing Permesle Yania Avenue Bpring Street William F Carl Riph Paw Mra H. G. Warren W. BF. Mollchan Charleston Mary Young Truslow Street Alex Young Mire Chora Leota Miller Mre Clare Leota, Imiller St. Mbate Atkinston Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church J. B. Myers First Septist Buriat Dollan Booney County Iusbaaa J. E. Miller Vergil St. Albans A. T. Copley Madison J. L. Berry Hewitt O. B. Jeffey Jeffery Tanmes Joseph Ball Stackey Ball Senconi Tula M. Riley Parkersburg Ted Maconic Mr. Riley Lee Akron Talons K. Alley Chaleston Omegister A. W- Phillips Lithopalss

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