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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
7
The state department of public safety released a second highway safety poster titled Dont on Hilly. It warns against risky passing on hills and curves, urging motorists to maintain 100 feet of clear distance, sound horn, and yield to oncoming traffic to reduce passing fatalities and injuries.
Fred L. Teal, superintendent of Charleston Schools, was informed yesterday of his election to the executive committee of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The body, covering schools and colleges in 20 states, aims to raise educational standards.
The first play contest by Kanawha County arm woman’s clubs was held at the Little Theater on the Dunner fair grounds Wednesday evening. Union district farm woman’s club won first with Hannah Given No-Nice. Elkview club won second for The Way of a Man. Other acts included Daring Daughters and The Bar War Alarm. Contest overseen by Eleanor McClung, with several county home demonstration staff assisting.
A Charleston column offers tips on hors d oeuvres and canapes, outlining European influences and Swedish smorgasbord practices. It lists bite sized ideas using pickles, cheese, olives, smoked fish, eggs, and caviar, encouraging hostess creativity. The piece notes guests often serve themselves and mentions a Spain incident with toreros.
W. C. Ruppie of Washington DC, newly named deputy commissioner for narcotics, conferred in Charleston yesterday with Deputy Inspector A, District Attorney David D. Ashworth, and James O. Crowley of Wheeling narcotics inspector. He was accompanied by TZ. EB. Middlebrooks, supervisor for the fourth federal district.
A series of immunization clinics for children against communicable diseases will be held in Diamond next week under the county health unit director Dr. John Thames. Clinics were conducted at Dunbar on Thursday and at Belle yesterday. British railway passenger cars have seats sufficient for more than one twentieth of the population.
Deputy United States Marshal Emory Stone departed Charleston to escort Virgil Canterbury, 28, of Charleston, and Gracie Cooper of Hinton, to the Atlanta penitentiary after Canterbury was sentenced by a judge.
George W. McClintic is sentenced to 30 months in prison on a Ugquor charge while Cooper receives 15 months on a related prohibition case, reflecting concurrent outcomes in the district docket.
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