Governor Kump Grants Clemency to Five Convicts
Governor H G Kump extended executive clemency to five prisoners. The clemency affected reduced terms for Willam Engbrecht of Kanawha County two years for forgery, Richard Freeman paroled after two years for breaking and entering, Albert Ox conditional pardon for unlawful wounding in Boone County, E Arnett conditional pardon for malicious assault in Kanawha County, and Guy Haynes of Fayette County reduced to 18 years for murder.
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H. G. Kump
Bank
IL Hill
Yestera Q
Guy Haynes
Boone County
Una
Anarnett
Kanawha County
St Albans Garden Club Hostess Meeting Report
Mrs C H Zerkle hosts the St Albans Garden club at her Eighth Avenue home at 10 30 this morning. Mrs Pearson is president. Miriam Larabee and Paul Woltz of Pittsburgh plan several days in the city, then Wilmoor for the wedding on June 1. Elizabeth Todd and others returned from Chicago after visits. Bible class and church events are announced, with plans for the annual Bible school and church activities at First Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches.
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C. H. Zerkle
Eighth Avenue
St. Albans
Thrill School
Charleston
Thomas Davidson
Anne Carver
Hom
Chicago
Minor ‘Wheeler
Mise Carrier
Ouida Ayers
Bedford
Wing
Lynne Bead
Foul Dykeman
Mary Ella
Evans City
Hobart G. Shrewsbury
Philathea Clara
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
A. Cofer
Mix
Vern Lowe
Olemorrow
Epis
Selbo
Miz
E. D
Ruth Summers
Mra
M. A. Summera
Clendenin
H. OG. Pattison
Rita
Alford
Park
St Mark's Fish House To Host Friday Evening Ceremony
Supreme Court will rule Friday evening. Pauley served as toastmaster. J W Carnes gave welcome and toast to the senior class. James Hildebrandt opened with remarks as president of the alumni association. P Guice and B E Lege spoke. Gifts were presented to Miss Nelle Campbell and Mrs Vera May Krebs, class of 1919. Music featured Miss Nelle Trowbridge, Evelyn Johnson, and Miss Ethel Graham. Pink and green decor graced the tables. Entertainment planned by Frances Lynch Wilma Lander and William Pauley. About 70 attendees.
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St. Mark's Fish House
Iiam Pauley
J. Waverly Carnes
Aulumn Association
James Hildebrandt
P. Guice
St. Albans
B. E. Lege
Mr. Carnes
Nelle Campbell
Vera May Krebs
Nelle Trowbridge
Ayia Aos
Evelyn Johnson
Ethel Graham
West Virginia briefs cover conventions and fisheries funds
State brief items report the West Virginia Attilated Sports men planning their annual convention in Buckhannon on September 13 and 14. Martinsburg notes urge federal funding of a $70 000 Fish Commission hatchery expansion in Jefferson County pending approval. Also in Martinsburg a tribute announces Rev E F Grover to speak at a U B church pilgrimage near Keedysville Md on June 9. In Huntington L R B Pinckard dies after surgery at a Decatur hospital. he is Harald Pinckard’s father.
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Buckhannon
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Leetown
Jefferson County
U. S
Frank T. Bell
E. F. Grover
United Brethren
U. B
United States
Hkeedysville
Keedysville U. B
Gruver
Huntington—L
RB. Pinckard
Harald ‘T. Pinckard
The
Hoeralde Advertiser
Decatur
Red Cross first aid course for trooper aspirants begins
At Camp N H Ley Red Cross directs a first aid course for trooper aspirants at the state police training camp starting tomorrow and continuing to June 14 under Dr. Eugene Wilson from Washington. Major John F. Conklin said bid advertising for a Kanawha river dam at Winfield will likely be delayed until June 15 and plans will reach Huntington soon. Funeral services were held today for Edgar G. Rider, 88, former Public Service Commission member, who died Friday of heart disease.
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POINT _PLEASANT
Red Cross
Camp
Ley
Eugene Wilson
Washington
The
Huntington
John F. Conklin
Federal District
Kanawha
Winfield
Oil Men Convene Eastern District of API in Pittsburgh
West Virginia will be represented by W A Jackley of Parkersburg chairman of the petroleum Industries committee and others at the annual convention of the eastern district division of production of the American Petroleum Institute to be held in Pittsburgh Wednesday and Thursday.
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West Virginia
W. A. Jackley
Parkersburg
Petroleum Industries
American Petroleeum Institute
Pittsburgh
Dr. Turner Named Dean of Men at New York College
Dr John Roscoe Turner former president of West Virginia University was named dean of men at the College of the City of New York. The appointment begins September 1 to relieve academic deans of disciplinary duties and improve student life and faculty relations.
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John R. Turner
New York College
John Roscoe Turner
West Virginia University
College of the City of
New York
Jane Ann Miller Dies at 99 in Zanesfield
ZANESFIELD Ohio June 2. Mrs Jane Ann Miller of Zanesfield has died aged 99 after a long life marked by family and community service. Her passing leaves a legacy of local involvement and resilience in the village.
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Zanesfield
Jane Ann Miller
Condition of U S Commissioner Fitzwater Stays Serious
The health of U S Commissioner A V Fitzwater remained seriously ill after a weeklong illness. Doctors did not revise the official assessment.
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U. S
A. V. Fitzwater
Laxative ad claims quick relief with DURETS laxative
An old style drugstore advertisement promotes DURETS laxative for bladder and digestive irritation. It touts self treatment with a 125c price and a money back promise if not satisfied after four days. The copy imitates early 20th century pharmacy branding with names like Wallace Drug and a druggist contact.
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Dantner
Bach
Wallace
Long-lived woman shares eye comfort and quilting feat
A woman reflecting on longevity notes that while many elders suffer eye trouble, she can still quilt and only needs glasses when sewing, considering it a wonder of aging. The remark emphasizes resilience and the surprising ease of her vision compared to others.
Mrs Miller Sees Age Bring Ailing Past, Crafting Quilts
The elderly resident, born in Virginia and moved to Ohio in 1848, reflects that aging brings only drawbacks such as a weak back and shaky legs. She marked her birthday by patching quilts, adding to nearly a thousand handmade pieces she has produced.
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