Municipal Court to Hear Charges in Virginia Street Laundry Dispute
Officials of Kendall Steam Laundry are to appear in municipal court this morning to faces four warrants charging law violations. The case stems from a meeting of residents near the Woodrow Wise Junior High School area. Local attorneys D L W Taylor and Frank Taylor will defend the laundry, with M G Agsten of Park Avenue leading a citizens group against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Steam
Virginia Street
Ghawer
Woodrow Wises
Cirs
Peutor
D.lw. Taylor
Frank Taylor
M. G. Agsten
Park Avenue
Newspaperman dies in Avignon hospital at 80
Wil liam Bailtho Ryall known as Bolltho and “Twelve Against the Doda” columnist died suddenly in Avignon hospital at age 80 after illness following a planned London production of his play Overture of 1930. He had moved with his wife to Villa La Prefere at Montfuret and underwent an operation yesterday before complications proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pari
Willian
Doda
Sper
Abd Columist
Avignon
Bolltho
William Bailtho Ryall
Lonca
New York
Balltho
Isan
la Frefere
Montfuret
Ten Insane Men At Large From Page One Fray
The report describes a chaotic scene with ten inmates escaping a facility. Officer Eugene Owen confronted the group at the gate as guards struggled to restrain them. The fracas ended with two attackers injuring Owen while other inmates fled toward the musk gate.
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Kanawha County
Marriage licenses issued at the county clerk’s office include Abe Pedlerwiog Cecil A. Cromer 31 and Bath V. Wapenes 25 of Kanawha County. Simon KE Warren 25 of Mercer County and Mnobel L. Brown 2 of Kanawha County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeater
Abe Pedlerwiog
Cecil A. Cromer
Baith V. Wapenes
Kanawhs
Couna
Simon KE
Warren
Mercer Coun
Mnobel L. Brown
Funeral notices and obituaries from Belle and Charleston
Obituaries and funeral notices list Sam P Manésolir died Sunday in Belle with services at Mt Johns Episcopal Church. Also noted are deaths of Gus Brophy formerly of South Charleston, Adolph Roseesur funeral in Minnesota, and Mrs Stark teaching at South Charleston High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fam FP
Heancour
Beephy
Gus Brophy
Geuth -Charleston
Akrop
Twisdley
Tecelved Eetux
F Street
South Charleston
Adolph Roseesur
Minn
Bela Thureday
Stark
Bouth Charleston
Schoo
C. M. Campbell
Charles M. Campbell
Slings Bank Ac
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Clerk’s Office
A list of property deeds recorded yesterday includes transfers from T. HK Tucker to John Parr ell and wife for part of lot 230 block A Dunbar. Kenowds Mullins bank to M. Duncan for lots 11 and 12 block B St Albans. Helle Land Co to C E and Victor Ray for two lots near Two Mile Creek with coal oil and gas reserved. and several other transfers in Charleston district Union district and nearby areas with varied considerations. Also listed are transfers to Woods Memorial M E church trustees and other parcels around Elk River Broad Street Glenwood Avenue Coal River and other locales with nominal sums and unspecified additional considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. HK
Tucker
John Parrell
Dunbar
Helle Land Company
C. E
Victor Ray
Two
Kanawha
Charleston
HD. Clay
Chesapeake Realty Company
Ict
St Chesapeake
London
K Ward
Bt. John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Vernon J. McFadden
Broad Street
Virginia
Quarder
Irvin Woodbies
Lucy Matheny
Midway Land Company
Union District
Marle L Miller
Homer Hannarod
J. A. Fitch
Hunt Street
Charleston Street
W. A. Johnson
Richard P. Thorpé
Glenwood Avenue
Wyoming Street
W. Jacy
Nell E Jordan Pauley
Burlew Heights
W'S. May
Arden E. Rader
Coal River
Tee -Lacy
BR. Ny
Stephenson, Jr
Len Litton
Clint Litton
Bigley Avenue
Block Flower Glen Ell
Sam Caruso
P. G. Meador
Tithe Insurance Company
Richmond
Charles Street
Bunbat
Rosa Caldwell
C. H. Caldwell
Toro
Albert H. Caldwell
Caldwell
Washington Highlands
Emma I Davis
Laing
Quartier
Bmdford Streets
Young Singers Audition Seeks Charleston Winners for National Round
An Atwater Kent initiative invites Charleston youths ages 18 to 25 to audition for the 1939 national radio contest. Local chairman Henry Francis seeks one top man and one top woman to advance through city and state rounds toward a New York finals with substantial cash prizes and scholarships to major American conservatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. Henry Francis
Atwater Kent Soundation
Philadelphia
Wil Co
Great American Conservatory of Music
Atwater Heat Foundation
New York
Eadh
Leach
Francia
Small Town Elections Elect Mayors and Council Members
The town elected a Republican mayor with 186 votes to 138 for Democrat Dr. W. Snacks. Republicans A. O. Griffith, E. F. Hager, W. Y. Hunter, B. N. Pelphrey, and Maxey Mullins won council posts, with R. Atkins as a Democrat council member. Dems McDonnald contested the recorder role against Griffith. others seeking offices included G. D. Hensley, M. Burnside, M. C. Cloud, S. Curry, and V. Nice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Snacks
A. O. Griffith
E. F. Hager
W. Y. Hunter
N. Pelphrey
Maxey Mullins
R. ©. Atkins
A. T. McDonnald
Griffith
Recorder
G. D. Hensley
M. 4. Burnside
M. C. Cloud
Curry and
V. Nice
Clendenin Elects All Republican Town Officers Without Opposition
Clendenin on June 3 elected municipal officers with no opposition. Mayor B Rye Shaler won 22 votes, Recorder A L Davis 30, Councilmen E Summers 26, W B Fogarty 24, Guy B Clark 20, C H Cook 25, and C Osborne 25? votes. Total cast noted as very eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenin
B. Rye Shaler
A. L. Davis
Summers
W. B. Fogarty
Guy B. Clark
C. H. Cook
C. Osborne
Ronceverte elects new city commissioner
Ronceverte voters chose R. F. Martin to join the three member board of commissioners today. E. J. Martin was defeated as the second seat on the governing body. The board seats three members with one elected each year for a three year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronceverte
R. F. Martin
Board of Commissioners
Roncevarte
E. J. Martin
Corinne Elects New Mayor and Officials
June 3 4 mayor J P Strett Democrat elected in Corinne. W H Graham Republican chosen recorder. Elected council members include Mrs Melging Day Nesl Cook James Cwlop Homer Crusenberry and G B Smith. Pineville votes June 2 elects Frank Shannon mayor R J Conk recorder L L Shannon S H Shannon Fra Crawley Lec Perdew Charles Oak as councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne
J. P. Strett
W. H. Graham
Melging Day
Nesl Cook
James Cwlop
Homer Crusenberry
G. 3. Smith
Pineville
Officara
Frank Shannon
R. J. Conk
L. L. Shannon
H. Shannon
Fra Crawley
Lec Perdew
Charles Oak
Bishop Rejects Committee Question on Anti Smith Activities
The Montanan bishop refused to answer a lobby committee inquiry into his political and personal activities. Cannon called the probe an overstep and said the push to question him amounts to persecution and aims to influence public opinion and the church press. Walsh stated the inquiry is within the committee’s powers and would press the question again tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Montanan
Cannon
Lobby Committee
Aid
Walsh
Smith Chosen Chairman of A P Weat Virginis Group
A banquet at Hotel Kanawha honors the Associated Press leadership with Nedmith Smith arrest briefly reported and released after Governor Conley pledges to sign his bond. Prominent officials, editors, and entertainers including the Haviland sisters attend as Cap tain Estill and others introduce guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tettick
Wea
Weore
C. E.ned) Simith
Fairmont Times
Harry Brooks
Canley
Fiat Brooks Umaele
Lucille
Charlotte Haviland
Haviland
Genstor W. & Chilton
Ombabai
McCullough
Alvin Snyder
Charleston
Esti
Dave Gideon
Huntington
Gua Eddress
Mra
Carrie Minotti
George O'Connor
Anyce Wetters School
Public golf course eyed for season opening
Movements sponsored for a public golf course met at the Hotel Kanawha last night to discuss plans. No decision was reached yet but officials said the course will probably open this season with a Ruffner Hollow layout near Greenprigy Street end of Piedmont road, initially a nine hole course later expanding to 18 holes on the Cabell farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Metall
Ruffner
Piedmont Road
Green‘prigy ’Street
Cabell
Campbell Installed As Civitan President
R. W. L Campbell was inducted into office as president of the Charleston Civitan club yesterday at the weekly function held at the Hotel Katewhs. A farewell address by retiring president A. V. Fitewater preceded the ceremony. Katherine King of Columbus sang with Civitan Jack Horner accompanying. Mrs. Eva King of Columbus, Katherine’s mother, was also a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. WL Campbell
Charleston Civitan Club
A. V. Fitewater
Camp‘Mies
Katherine King of
Columbus
Civitan
Jack Horner
Eva King of
Lynch
Baritone Thomas Rider to Sing at Baptist Temple Service
Baritone Thomas Rider of the Hammerstein Opera Company New York will be principal soloist at the music service Sunday at the Baptist Temple. The service will be in charge of John W. Newton, minister of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rider
The
Hammerstein Opera Company
New York
Muzién
Jolin W. Newton
Mitter of Music
Town Officials Elected in Charles Town and Nearby Areas
Charles Town in Jefferson County elects James M. Ranson as mayor. J J Foner named recorder. Paul Clevenger elected mayor of Bodivar. Goal and results reported for Harpers Perry and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
Jefferson County
James M. Ranson
Harpers Perry
J. J. Foner
Paul Clevenger
Masyor
Bodivar
Pax Elects Mayor and Officials in Local Vote
Pax Fayette county held an in town election with votes cast for mayor and council. Woolwine 102 and Ayres 2 led for mayor. Walkup 109 and Binge 2 headed the recorder race. Shorter 104 and Canterbus 107 led council, with Legg 107, Juddy 105, AUff 101, Canterbury 1, Humphreys 1, Ghemp 1, Buck Thompson 1, Gus Benson 1 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pax
Fayette County
H. Z. Woolwine
M. Ayres
Elias Humphreys
J. B. Ghemp
Buck Thompson
Gus Bensom
Newburg Mayoral and Recorder Race Results Reported
Newburg SEWBORG on June 3 notes incumbent A. M. La Rue defeats J. N. Lyons 457 to 120 for mayor while Ada Pharen tops W. V. Lyons for recorder 141 to 1. Council seats go to O. R. Can sidy, A A. Emerson, A. A. Roberts, Gnarles Wenger and Thomas Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewborg
A. M. la Rue
Citizena d’ Homines
J. N. Lyons
Progressive
Ada Pharen
Citigens
W. V. Lyons
R. Can
A. Emerson
A. Roberts Gnarles Wenger
Thomas Arnold
Pine Grove Unopposed Ticket Names Elected
Pine Grove voters elected a slate unopposed with George Blanchfell as mayor W O Robinson as recorder and Clyde Corby Guy Parks George Phillips Homer King and Benjamin Haught as councilmen in today's election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
Peoples
George Blanchfell
W. O. Robinson
Clyde Corby
Guy Parks
George Phillips
Homer King
Benjamin Haught
Honor Students Guests of Kiwanians in Charleston
Ten honor students from Charleston high schools were guests of the Kiwanis club at its weekly lunch at the Hotel Deamer Boone. Each received $6 in gold for outstanding scholastic achievements. A best girl and boy for the year were named among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Fusior High Schools
Kiwanis Club
Deamer Boone
Rooeevelt
Bazel Couch
Albert Good
Lincoln
Louise Opal
Compton Timberlake
Thomas Jeffergan
Lucille Scott
Elwood Gasmill
Woodrow Wilaga
Catherine Maad
Deb
George Leslie
Chamberain
Plorence Garted
Tord Malm
Aulst
Fred
Teal
Iife
T. C. McConnell
U. Mog. A
Webster Springs returns all city incumbents in municipal election
Webster Springs voters reelected all members of the citizens ticket. Mayor John B Dyer recorder J B Herold councilmen F A Morton H White J W White B G Hoover and P N Lycaok tooke won easy majorities over their opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Springs
Citizens
Jonn B Dyer
Recorder
J. B
Herold
F. A. Morton
H. ¥. White
J. W White
B. G. Hoover
P. NL Lyca
Licket
Roosevelt High School graduates honor reception highlights
A Roosevelt Junior High parent teacher association committee led by Mrs. M. I. Mengeloty hosted a reception in the new Roosevelt gymnasium for 75 graduates, faculty, and 25 parents. The event featured student works, a guitar solo, orchestra pins, and addresses by school leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Junior High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Mre. M. I. Men- Geloty
Hoosevelt
Gymnasium Auditoriun
A. F. Shepherd
Max Frankenberger
Vance Wyckoff
Mias Jessie Fraser
Duane AU
I. B. Bush
Virgin L. Flinn
Bolivar Elects New Mayor and City Officials
Bolivar voters chose Lynn Orndorit as recorder and named J. S. Heisaman O. W. Orndotf Lynn Mies T. G. Hott and R. E. Helter as council members. Paul Cievenger is Bolivar's new mayor with Raymond Spyder as recorder and Free Mary, William McSherry as officers. J. G Erekies T. 4. Orem Grover Ott as council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Orndorit
J. 5. Heisaman
O. W. Orndotf
Lynn Mies
T. G. Hott
R. E. Helter
Bolivar
Paul Cievenger
Raymond Spyder
Free Mary
Wiliam McSherry
J. G Erekies
T. 4. Orem
Grover Ott
Lewisburg Elects All But One Mayor Opponent Unopposed
Lewisburg June 2 reports W. W. Foster was opposed for mayor while all other candidates were elected without opposition. James M. Preston was chosen recorder and council members D. G. Preston F. H. Campbell R. Bell N. C. Legg H. C. Jackson will serve on the long term board of education F. M. McCorkle joins the short term board of education Mrs Josephine Easley is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Iha
W. W. Foster
James M. Preston
D. G. Preston
F. H. Campbell
Bell
N.C. Legg
H.C. Jackeson
Board of Education
F. M. McCorkls
Board of Educatiion
Josephine Easley
Fayetteville Votes Narrow Municipal Ticket in Local Balloting
Fayetteville turnout was 54 votes today to elect a proposed city ticket. The slate includes L. Ebersole Gaines for mayor R. J. Thritt for recorder and nominees J. Duncan Ray Gentry Ernest Damnitz Mrs. R. C. Somerfield and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
L. Ebersole Gaines
R. J . Thritt
Nod
J. Duncan
Ray Gentry
Ernest Damnell
R. C. Somerfield
Shicounellnen
Citizens Ticket Wins Ansted Mayor and Council Seats
Ansted voters choose M. A. Skaggs as mayor with 14 to 290 in a victory for the citizens ticket. Council members listed include FH A Wills treasurer R H Masser Lee Claibornn E Moran Gatland Skaggs and W L Upton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansted
Citizens
M. A. Skaggs
FH. A Wills
Tre Corder
R. H. Masser
Lee Claibornn
Fort Gay Local Election Unopposed Mayors and Councils
In Wayne county the town of Fort Gay reports unopposed mayoral race for Walter B. Cain and council members including Max E. Lester S J Ferguson and others. Denials and confirmations listed for recorder and council seats with several names among candidates.
Mil town names new mayor and council in party sweep
Milton June 23 report lists J L Black Democrat who defected to C OC Kyle Republican as mayoral candidate. Elected were all Democrats: J L Elmora recorder Lafe Holley W C Carter D L Hall G W Kinder and J A Brows as councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
J. L. Blackwool
C. OC
Kyle
Ganelt Goimty
J. L. Elmora
Lafe Holley
W. C. Carter
D. L. Hall
G. W. Kinder
J. A. Brows
Barboursville Elects T J Dimmitson Mayor In Demo Sweep
Barboursville voters chose T J Dimmitson Democrat as mayor in a June 3 election. Other named Democrats were A Sowdin city treasurer C C Swims Alden Bryan William Banks H E Love and P A Vallingham named to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barboursville
T. Jc. Dimmtson
Democrat
Waa Electea Lmayor Rere
Democrate
A. Sowdin
Recurater
C. C. Swims
Alden Bryan
William Banks
H. E. Love
P. A Vallingham
Town names mayor and council in election
Sophia June 3 announcement reports the town selecting Dr. L B Stoner as mayor. Council members named include H J Muncey J F Hall Elmer Roberts WJ McElrath B K Dupless and Hart Polk. Unanimous votes completed the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Dr. L. DB. Stoner
H. J. Muncey
Tee Carder
J. F. Hall
Elmer Roberts
WJ. McElrath
B. K. Dupless
Harty Polk
Progressive Ticket Sweeps Local Election in Foreign County
On June 3 the foreign county town elected the entire progressive slate with no opposition. Ered Yates won the mayorship, BE. O Crodly was chosen recorder, and Frank Carter Millard Hero filled the post. J BE. Knight, W A. Turner and E. Walker became council members.
Mabscott Mayoral Result With New City Officials
Mabscott voters chose Dr L D Hin defeating Ral Hill for mayor. A Ray Fink serves as recorder. Elected councilmen include L C Simpson, A Anterson, H B Deweese, M M Tuther and L D Pink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabscott
Gertrude Maer Defeated in Terra Alta Election
In Terra Alta West Union on June 3 Mrs. Gertrude Maer the only woman ever seeking Polition office here was defeated. H H Parsons won the recorder race by 124 to 10 over Maer. Mayor Everhart was reelected on the regular ticket. Numerous local figures share votes for mayor and council seats, including Dotson Hoskinap Pratt Powell Dotson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terra Auta
Gertrude Maer
Teday
H. H. Parsons
Recorder
Maer
Citizens
Everhart
GC E
West Union
R. A.markwood
Tevek
Fe. Murphy
Union
Benson
Ralph Wassers
Ray Powell
Thomas Pratt
Jobo Jonne Tit
Westover Mayoral Victory and Council Winners
Westover June 3. Cuttin Jockson elected mayor by a landslide over Harry Wilson 120 to 20. Councilmen elected on nonpartisan slate: David Breaxipon L Lough Frank M4 Brand Fred Neely and D Morris. Citizens vote on party lines not indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westover
i—Cuttin Jockson
Rcelette
Harry Wilson
David
Breaxipon
L. Lough
Frank M4
Brand
Fred &. Neely
D. ©. Morris
Jane Lew Elects City Officials in Election Report
Jane Lew voters chose A W Blake for mayor, Burkett Hall and Jane Lew candidate Jane Lew on the people's ticket. A. Grant elected recorder. R. C G Brown RB E Jackson David Joins W. M. Law Jefferson Buswell win council seats. Harry Watton elected long term school commissioner and Wist Swisher short term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lew
Jane B
Burkett Hall
A. W. Blake
People's Party
A. A. Grant
R. C G. Brown
E. Jackson
David Joins
W. M. Law
Jefferson Buswell
Harry Watton
Wist
Swisher
Rawson Defeats Kaplan for Mayor in Harpers Ferry
In Harpers Ferry on June 3, James M. Rawson defeated A. Kaplan for mayor. Election results show John J. Paherty recorded the vote, with Norman E. Thayer Edward F. Potts Garland Delander Henry T. McDonald and Willem Walsh elected to the town council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferre
James M. Rawson
A. Kaplan
John J. Paherty
Norman E. Thayer
Edward F. Potts
Garland Delander
Henry T. McDonald
Willem
Walsh
Hedgesville Elects Mayor and Officials in June Result
C W Kennecker elected mayor over W A Bodine in Hedgesville Piengesville on June 3. Edward Muffetter named town sergeant for tax collection. James Piter F C Rickard T Myers M Vermilyea and J William Folsal chosen as councilmen. A recorder will be named later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piengesville
C. W. Kenehker
W. A. Bodine
Edward Mutfetter
Nergentt
James Piteer
F. C. Rickard
T. Myers
M. Vermilyea Tod J. William Folsal
Tater
Bisler Reelected Mayor In Paw Paw Election
George F. Bisler was reelected mayor in Paw Paw in the June town election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw Paw
George
Bisler
Fardensville Wardens Name Milty Watson as Mayor
Local officials confirm Milty Watson has been elected mayor of Fardensville in a decisive vote. City council members welcomed the new leader and pledged to address infrastructure and public safety concerns.
Albright Elects New Officials in Uncontested Vote
June 13 report from Albright shows Cates elected mayor with only two votes cast. M. J. Gibson chosen recorder. Council members named: W. Smith, B. M. Wulfort, Paull H. Feather, A. C. Rohr, E. Bolya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright
Im—L. RK. Cates
M. J. Gibson
W. Smith
M. Wulfort
Paull H, Feather
E. Bolya
Richwood Elects Mayor in Democratic Sweep
Richwood selects mayor Frank Bione after a decisive vote over Republican challenger Dr. Edgar Sennett 1293 to 75. Democrats also win recorder seat with Fadden defeating Wade 1901 to 1y. City council all Democrats named Hicks Creasy Nagel Weese and Weese team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Sune
Frank Bione
Richgwood
Mucorashre Tame
Edgar Sennett
Mr Fadden
Wade
Thomas R. Hicks
B. Creasy
Daniel Nagel
Walter Weese
Thomas
Dr W V Jarrett Elected City School Commissioner
Dr. W V Jarrett was elected city school commissioner, taking the post without opposition. The result marks a straightforward victory for the candidate in the municipal education leadership race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
W. V. Jarrett
Camden-on-Gauley Elects New Town Officials
In Camden-on-Gauley on June 3, H. B. Chapman was elected mayor, Raymeond Morton chosen recorder. Four council members were elected from the Citizens ticket J. F. Bren A. J. Beckett Hilton Woolf and Dr L Hilly. From the Peoples ticket Lem Purr was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samen-On-Gauley
H. B. Chapman
Citizens Tickes
Raymeond Morton
Rounelsmen
Cuimeng
Peoples
Citizens
J. F. Bren
A. J. Beckett
Hilton Woolf
L. Hilly Peoples
Lem Purr
East Rainelle Elects Mayor and Officials in Vote
East Rainelle residents confirmed W. E. Sergin as mayor and H. R. Quily as recorder. Elected council members are Lake Lambert Richard Bayer Ray Martin Ed Dasis and C W Haynes. The vote results were published in the Citizens ticker during June 3 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Rainelle
W. E. Seregin
H.R. Qily
Councilen
Lake Lambert
Richard Bayer
Ray Martin
Ed Dasis
C W. Haynes
Enchanted April presented by Charleston High seniors
The Enchanted April comedy staged in the Charleston high school auditorium featured strong enunciation and lively character work. Kate Campbell wrote the play about English ladies renting a villa in Italy, with husbands and suitors returning amid humorous complications. several named seniors earned praise for their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.I. 8
Charleston High School
Lund
Kate Campbell
Italy
Apert
Ruth Watt
Francea Shor
Rose Arbuthnet
Ana Pharr
Shaftesbury Women’s Club
Ellen Wren
Vale
Carolyn Dester
Robert Collard
Thomas Briggs
Lee Miller
William Fisher
Nicholas Habld
Mayse
Vickers
Domenica
San Salvador
Francesca
Dennly Scott
Melleish Wilkins
George Stuart
Ferdinand Arundel
Emelie Schmist
Hubert Barr
Clarice Quinn
Cherles Yost
Dorothy Sayre
Graves ‘Irumbo
Irene “Baxter
William Sturgeon
Here and There In West Virginia Rescue in a Sewer
WHEALING When he went to rescue his ball in a sewer Thomas McDonaugh became wedged and could not free himself. Three passersby tried to help but lacked a rope. another small boy aided by guiding him head first while he grabbed the boy by the heels. The rest of the rescue went smoothly. MARTINSBURG Gas odor keeps city awake as officials probe but find no source at the plant. By daylight the odor has vanished and the cause remains a mystery. Last year Britain logged 2,005 accidents with 1,163 deaths in mines and quarries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McDonaush
Tommy
Martinbburg
Etty
Focal
Great Britain
Retired General Devol Dies by Own Hand in California
Maj. Gen. Carroll A. Devol, 71, retired, shot himself at his Menlo Park home. He died at noon after the 45 caliber revolver wound. Born in Ohio in 1859, he served in the SpanishAmerican War and World War I and held posts including Panama Canal Zone employment head and San Francisco supply commander. Survived by widow and two daughters, Mrs. George H. Brett and Mrs. Albert Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood City
Call
Carroll A. Devol
Dinselt
Menlo Park
Hete
Qsy
Caliher Army
Ohlo
Pennsylvania Military College
Manila
Panama Canal Zone
Dovej
San Francisco
American National Red Cross
George H. Brett
Crissy Field
Belfridge Field
Mich
Albert Bates
Long Island
Graf May Set Speed Record on Hamburg to Friedrichshafen Flight
The Great Zeppelin Graf May aims to set a North Atlantic speed record, planning a trek from Hamburg to Friedrichshafen via Seville and Lakehurst. Officials note sixteen thousand miles in the current flight sequence begun May 13 with stops at Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mengage
Priedrichnhafen
Bod
New York
Eckener
Seville
Friedrich«shafen
North Atlantic
Lakehurst
Priedrichghafen
Ernst Lehmann
Priedrichstiaten
Saville
Pernambuco
Rio de Janeira
Brazil
Miss Armer to Speak at Union Mission Anniversary
Miss Rosa Armer, a Jewish missionary worker at the Union Mission, will celebrate her late spiritual anniversary tonight. The mission workers invite the public to hear Miss Armer deliver her address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Armer
Rosa Armer
Union Mission
Weak Nerves Fortified by Iron Tonic Claims
Mrs. Frank LeRoy of Huntington West Virginia states an iron rich tonic helped her after two days. She reports calmer nerves, better sleep, restored strength, relief from headaches and constipation, and urges other weak nervous and run-down women to take the remedy sold by Potterfield's Drug Store and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank LeRoy
Fourth Ave
Huntington
W. Va
Orange Brand
Orange Root
Potterfield
Street Improvements Proceed in City
Unclear OCR text notes that the city street department upgraded an unpaved street portion last week. The item mentions oiling and general paving actions but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Public notice of road project bids and corporate dissolution
A legal advertisement announces bids for a road and bridge project in Charles City and surrounding counties, with standard specifications and public reading. It also notes a corporate dissolution and distribution to stockholders, setting publication in a local newspaper and the meeting of city officials in 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peopus
Virginia
Sulid Hale
Chlor
Elen
Bcrwam
Said Corporation
C. L. Biszamar
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Firm Willl
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