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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1931

Page

3

Cain Is Released From County Jail

Cain is released from county jail after apologizing in court to Circuit Judge A P Hudson for calling the judge arbitrary in his rulings during the divorce suit filed by Madge Margaret B Cain of California against him. Cain offered to surrender his car for sale to cover unpaid alimony of 180 dollars and promised to appear Tuesday morning for a proposed adjustment. A separate jury verdict favored the defendant in the Beutler versus Farm Bureau State Bank of Clendenin case.

Boyd E. Gain Public Aervice Commission A. P. Hudson Cain Hudson Madge Margaret B. Cain California Caim Calm Jostan Beutler Spencer Farmare and Citizens State Bank Clendenin

Attendance Records From Jefferson Junior High School

Perfect attendance noted across Jefferson junior high with lists by grade. 7B includes Leo Moses and Lucille Ferrell. TA lists Clarence Burdette through Theodore Hudson. B adds Newton Alevach and Mary Watson Koonts. A includes Karl Harold and Ethel Handy. 9B lists Eeon Trotter and Leonard Rogers. 9A features Milton Wolpert and Ruth Trumpe among others.

Thomas Jefferson Junior High School Leo Moses Lucille Ferrell Clarence Burdette Emily Lou Graves Mary Jane Gray Marion Hamilton Theodore Hudson Charles Lewis James Fugh Julian Coghill Taha ‘Hanshaw Newton Alevach Henry Carte Mary Watson Koonts Evelyn Caper Christine Cochran Rossline Howard Charles Peterson Moses Skatf Marian Winebrenner Karl Harold Ethel Handy William Boland James Bartlett Ralph Dobbins Robert Hazing Leo Lewis Eli Nemay Eeon Trotter Leonard Rogers Milton Wolpert William Stone Mldred Mitchell Leela Carine Newman Donna Nicholas Ruth Trumpe George Mendenhall Dick Mosés Dene Thaxton

Weather and river data mix of forecasts and notices

Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers across Ohio and West Virginia into Saturday, little temperature change expected. Western Pennsylvania follows with similar outlook, while a chaotic interlude mentions home life questions and a river movement report for the Kapawhs.

Ohio West Virginia West Pennsylvania East Virginia

Confiscated Cars To Be Sold Today

The United States marshal will sell confiscated automobiles at ten o'clock this morning at the city hall. The event takes place at the post office building with assorted vehicles on the block and proceeds to benefit government goals.

United States

Dear Miss Dix on broken homes and married life

Dorothy Dix answers Geraldine about broken homes, divorce, and the belief that marriage cannot fix a lazy man. She argues children deserve a stable home with a full mother and father, warns against remaining in quarrels, and praises patient, kind husbands while condemning shiftless behavior and “synthetic” second marriages.

Miss Dix Misa Diz Geraldine Dorothy Dix Boor

Sixty Six Teachers Take Examinations Here

Sixty six school teachers took the state uniform examinations in Charleston yesterday and Thursday, County Superintendent A H Toothman reported. He noted this is an unusually large number and that there are several applicants for each of the 1400 teaching positions in the county. Many former teachers wish to resume teaching during these hard times.

Bixty Charleston

Nitro News Entertains Friends at Home on Twenty-first Street

Virginia and Ronald Burnett hosted a party on Wednesday night with many guests including Isabelle Staten Constance Cooper Louise Blaten and Frances Chamberlain Refreshments were served The Hendel daughters head to Buena Vista Virginia and Dorothy will visit friends and relatives in War Meanwhile Grose family returns to Nitro from Harrisville A canceled baseball championship game leaves Nitro and East Bank tied and a proposal to award gold dollars to the winners ahead of next season to settle the league title

Virginia Ronald Burnett Twenty-first Street Isabelle Staten Constance Cooper Louise Blaten Frances Chamberlain Louiss Wilson Evelyn Creasy Mattie Creasy John Grose Lyle Cook Lee Thornton Paul Arbuckle Carl Stamm Rutherford Hill Arthur Dorman Harry Moore Touise Dorothy Hendel Edward Hendel Nitro Buena Vista War East “Bank High School Gollbeseballa Charleston

Bosse Daughters Recovering After Portamouth Crash

Edith Bosse eleven and Doris Bosse nine daughters of Mr and Mrs W J Bosse of 210 Glenn Street are recovering from injuries received last Friday in an automobile accident near Portamouth. Their parents are at their bedside and state the girls are making satisfactory progress at the local hospital.

Edith Doris Mra W. J. Bosse Glenn Street Portamouth

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