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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1941

Page

5

Mountaineer Boys' State names full slate of officers

Don Rice of Huntington and Bob Bradbury of Wheeling were elected speaker and senate president as 409 boys organized Mountaineer Boys' State. Gov. Jack Lee of Charleston began his term. other officers include Bob Bailey clerk Slab Fork Eugene Fourney sergeant at arms Ronald Rutherford doorkeeper George Wayland minority floor leader in the house and Jack Binder man Beckley clerk Paul Cart Hinton sergeant at arms Harlan Smith Wheeling doorkeeper Frank Klos Wheeling chaplain Teel to PSC. Bill Stadley appointed superintendent of state police amid a close gubernatorial race with Lee facing strong opposition to his program. Federalists hold a house majority. senate tied with Nationalists.

Buckhannon George Wayland Parkersburg Senate Jack Binderman Beckley Paul Cart Hinton Harlan Smith Wheeling Frank Klos Teel PSC William Teel Charleston Lee Public Service Commission Bill Stadley Clarksburg House

Huntington Junior Chamber Charter Issued

The Huntington Junior Chamber of Commerce, Inc received a charter from the secretary of state. Incorporators listed are Leonard A. Shawkey Charles A. Flegel and Werner B. Hinerman all of Huntington. Lieut. A F Pitzer has returned to duty after a week in the Huntington veterans hospital diagnostic clinic.

Huntington Junior Chamber of Commerce, Inc Leonard A. Shawkey Charles A. Flegel Werner B. Hinerman Huntington

Five Year Old Firestarter Pleads Alibi In Chicago

Chicago June 4. Five year old Jimmy Castro told police he started a rear porch fire to keep warm while soaking wet from rain. Landlord counters that the boy had ignited several fires on the premises during a spell of hot weather.

Chicago INSJ Jimmy Castro Jimmy

Marshall Dining Hall Contract Awarded to Neighborgall and Leach

The board of control awarded a $103,320 dining hall contract for Marshall College Huntington to Neighborgall and Leach, Inc. after trimming plans from a $118,265 bid. Work clocked at 280 working days with possibility to add later sections. Bids open 1:30 today for Shepherd College science building.

Board of Control Neighborgall and Leach, Inc Huntington Marshall College Shepherd College

Three Small Repair Permits Issued For Several Homes

The building inspection office reported multiple permits yesterday. Samuel Matrice received three minor repairs at 08 Hendrix avenue 1428 and 1430 Stuart street with costs of 23 each. Pearl Phillips filed a 1785 remodeling at 713 Grace avenue. R G Skinner listed 125 for 857 Chester Toad. H F Guinn obtained 30 for 705 Madison street alterations.

Samuel Matrice Hendrix Avenue Stuart Street Pearl Phillips Grace Avenue R. G. Skinner Chester Toad H. F. Guinn Madison Street

Belle News and Social Roundup from Du Pont City

Mrs Fose Gieseler hosted three tables of bridge at the Du Hi Den in Du Pont with a long guest list including Mesdames Kerr Meadows Graves Howie and others and Miss Wilma Beachout. The Belle Rural club met at Mrs Gardner’s with lessons on furniture arrangement and a plan to sponsor a Red Cross unit in Belle. A Ruth Bible class supper ended with awards for visiting and Bible reading prizes.

Fose Gieseler du Pont City Mesdames H. T. Kerr C. A. Meadows F. T. Graves C. J. Howie Victor Ashley Cc. O. Crawford H. P. Rutroff W. E. Irwin Lawrence Stowers Vance Dannehl Wilma Beachout Belle Rural Club C. W. Gardner Clarence Blenner L. Greeney Mesdames Dale G. 5. Wynns F. P. Smith G. L. Ware Dale Monday Ruth Bible Judson Baptist Church W. J. Barkley Charles Semesco

West Point's Oldest Alumnus Dies at 96

Col. Charles A. Dempsey, 96, retired U S Army veteran of the Spanish American and World War, oldest United States Military Academy alumnus, died at his Richmond home after a weeklong illness. Born in Alexandria, he entered West Point soon after the Civil War outbreak and graduated in 1865.

Richmond Charles A. Dempsey United States Military Academy Alexandria West Point

Tax Deputies Announced in West Virginia

Tax Commissioner George P. Alderson announced 13 changes in deputy commissioners. L Dow Phillips of Philippi becomes deputy for Mercer and Raleigh counties replacing Waitman D. Gall Jr. Del James I. Harless of Hanover, Wyoming County, will replace W M Poston for Mercer and Raleigh counties. Poston moves to the state road commission. Hugh Mearns of Montgomery succeeds Robert J. Kessler of Oak Hill Fayette and Nicholas counties.

George P. Alderson L. Dow Phillips Philippi Waitman D. Gall, Jr Atgest Airfield England Manchester Charleston Gazette Barbour Upshur Randolph Gall Del James I. Harless Hanover Wyoming County W. M. Poston Princeton Mercer Raleigh Poston State Road Commission Hugh Mearns Montgomery Robert J. Kessler Oak Hill Sar Fayette Nicholas Adam B. Cavender Charleston W. A. Patton Kanawha County Clifford N. Koon Logan Earl Stone Sss

Barbers Plan Mass Meeting For Sunday

Journeyman barbers and shop owners will hold a mass meeting Sunday at 2 30 p m in the city council chamber Dallas John T Harrison committee chairman announced yesterday Empress Catherine of Russia received a peasant woman in 1737 who had 57 children all lrving Logan county and Oscar Duff of Maybeury to succeed William R Shelton ix in McDowell county

City Council City Dalling John T. Harrison Catherine of Russia Logan County Oscar Duff of Maybeury William. R. Shelton McDowell County

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