Kanawha Graduates Named for West Virginia University Commencement
West Virginia University announced 38 Kanawha County graduates set to receive degrees at the Mor Gradient commencement on Wednesday. Candidates include Clarence Morris Young and Ruby Tawney for Master of Arts, Philip Skart and Lee McClure Morzia for Master of Science, several Charleston residents for Bachelor of Arts, Edney Eugene Good for Bachelor of Laws, and Rupert Or Ville Burford among others.
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Officiala St
West Virginia University
Kanawha County
Morgentown
Wtudetta
Clarence Morris Young
Clendenin
Ruby Tawney
Charleston
Grace Maris Young
Philip Skart
Lee McClure Morzia
Kayfora
John Philip Brick
Earl Alger Bryant
Sleanor L. Coleman
Katherine E. Dearlen
Albany
Howard Earl Fleming
Louise Fletcher
Roy Edison Gundes
Clendeain
Mary Elizabeth Gorrell
Zackerla
M. Howard
T. D. Koontz
Jean Ellen Miller
Carolyn Horton Mitchell
Herriet Skaggs
Montgomery
Majoriy Virginia Skidmore
Beverly Randolph Waugh
Wayne Gilmer White
Edney Eugene Good
Kingsley Hichara Amith, Jr
Charleaton
Rupert Or Ville Burford
Fullus
Neteky
Ohareston
Charles Gapriel
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
An old time drug ad promotes "B. C." a fast acting remedy for headaches nerves and neuralgia. It claims quick relief in minutes and versatility for muscular aches colds fever and calming the nervous system without habit formation. Available as 10c and 6d packages from druggists.
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B.C
B. C
Resinol Heals Eczema Says Doctor Recommends it
An old advertorial claims Resinol ointment cures stubborn eczema after cleansing with hot water and drying. It promises safety for all skin types and invites readers to request a free sample from Hesinol Dept 19 Baltimore Maryland.
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Sil
Baltimore
Deer Breaks Neck In Webster County
Deer breaks neck on a Webster County farm after leaping a wire fence from one wild territory to another. Found by a worker, it was described and sold in Webster Springs for about $5.90 by a game warden. John R. Dyer, WV house member, noted deer abundance.
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Webster County
John R. Dyer
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Dyer Farm
Webster Springs
Dyer
Charleston graduates seek degrees and certificates
Storck, Arthur Paul Haught, Belle, and Rupert Orville Rupert of Charleston join a list of graduates including Frederick Quentin Brown London, Earl Lancing Engle, Halry Burton Hickman, Jennie MacRouth, Grace Greenlee, Leslie Eugenia Greenlee, and Lawrence Andrew Pinster of Charleston. Alfred Robert also appears as a seeker from Charleston.
Reforestation Drive Puts Seven Camps Under State Control
The state will run a full reforestation program at Watogs and Seneca with Jang camps transferred to state lands once acquired. T. M. Cheek, secretary of the soon to be abolished game fish and forestry commission, is expected to be named director of conservation. Seven civilian conservation corps camps on government forest land each house about 200 men. The legislature's acts create a four member commission and a separate conservation department complicating the game and fish laws. Governor Kumphan did not comment on a Cheek appointment.
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Watogs
Seneca
T. M. Cheek
Civilian Conservation Corps
Stout
Genre
Fish Department
Conservation Department
Conservation Commission
Kumphan
State House
Cheek
Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Seselon
Mitchell Tells Cananga Copper Bank Stock Sale Details
Mitchell testified as court adjourned amid government claims the Cananga Copper company was a sham. He described 18 300 shares of bank stock tied to two blocks bought to back his fortune, noting his plan to rely on the National City company and later considering selling stock as the market fell and his income was at risk.
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Cananga Copper Company
Mitchell
National City Company
Nations City Company
Fle
Bank Officer Details Stock Sale and Tax Write-off
The executive describes considering selling 18 000 National City bank shares to avoid market impact and to help employees who had subscribed. He discusses wife Mrs Mitchell and expert Harry Forbes approving the sale as a legitimate tax loss for year end. He expected market recovery by next fall and hoped price would rebound.
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Mitchell
National City Bank
Harry W. Forbes
Forbes
Painted Eyelids Latest Style Hint From Paris
Beauty experts reveal a new eye fashion painted eyelids to match nails. Green and blue top the younger set while black, aca and silver appeal to silverhaired types. Eyelids may extend to lashes and occasionally eyebrows for a bold effect. A closeup view is not obtrusive when applied skillfully.
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Paris
Illinois votes on prohibition repeal and twin calves born
Illinois residents weigh repeal as Described by R M Shaw and Reeves amid statewide voting. advocates claim repeal will boost morals and liberty. Evanston reports a 10 to 1 repeal majority. Indiana and other states follow. In Canton Massachusetts twin calves born on James Skehan's farm mark a dairy milestone.
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Reeves
R. M. Shaw
Clinois
Association Against the
Cook County
Evanston
Tim~ Nois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Ieland
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Nevada
Wyoming
Canton
Mass
James P. Skehan
Skehan
Kanawha College Opens Summer Session With 35 Enrollees
Kanawha college began its first day of summer school with 35 students enrolled. President Dr L and McDayter expects the number to double before the registration period for full terms. Popular courses include sociology public speaking human geography geography zoology and geology.
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Kanawha College
L. & McDayter
Fedus
Obituary notices from Charleston area deaths and services
Obituaries list Kyle Scarbro of Matan who died in a Charleston hospital with incomplete funeral plans. Erma Randolph of Guthrie, four, died at home. services to be held at Tate Cemetery. E H Ryan Jr of Marietta to be buried there. survivors include widow and children. Mary Dunnivan, Charles Summers, and S W Smith have funeral services scheduled with burial in Spring Hill or local cemeteries. Nona Morgan Ferry and others are noted with service times, locations, and family survivors. services mostly at homes or local churches, with burials in nearby cemeteries.
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Kyle Scarbro
Matan
Charleston
Mr. and
Myre
William Scarbro
Mihan
Erma Randolph
Erma Bandolph
Jasper Ran,dalph
Guthrie
Tate Cemetery
Ryan, Jr
H. Ryan, Jr
Klisgore
Tex
Marietta
Clara Ryan
Ro«land Hinckley
WH. Ryan
Daniel Crawley
Harry Peters
Mariette
Summerad
Charles &. Summers
Frank ©. Brown
D. D
Summers
Indiana Avenue
Spring Hal
I Emma E. Woodward
Thomas Woodward
Edward. Woodward
Gallipolis
James Wintz
Charleson
W. Smith
Puneral Services
Sissonville
J. C. Reveal
Edgewood
Nona Morgan Perry
Nona Morgen Ferry
Kanawha Two Mile
Buriel
Young's Cemetery
Kanawha Two Mile Creek
Frank C. Brown
D. D. Tato
Perry
T. A. Perry
J. A. Morgan
Infant Grandchild Dies in Seattle Garred Family
Morgan Joseph Morgan and Harry Morgan of Charleston and Mrs M B Mairs and other Charleston residents mourn the death of infant grandchild of Dr and Mrs R P Garred. The infant son of Mr and Mrs R L Garred, formerly of this city, died yesterday in Seattle Washington.
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Garred
R. P. Garred
Virginia Street
R. Lb. Garred
Tow
Seattle
Wash
Mattern Arrives in Moscow as World Flight Pursuit Continues
James Mattern touched down in Moscow after a lengthy journey from San Angelo, seeking rest before attempting the first round the world solo flight. He described catching naps in flight with a careful improvised setup and noted fatigue despite plans to beat Post and Gatty's record. Russian mechanics repaired minor wing-tears while officials conveyed encouragement via a telegram from San Angelo.
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Moscow
Mattern
Felix
Post
Gatty
San Angelo
Himmy Mattern
Attaboy Jimmy
Ert
Woodmen Delegate Heads to Detroit Encampment
Woodmen delegate R L Keadle left yesterday for Detroit Michigan to attend the annual encampment of the Modern Woodmen of America. The encampment will be in session all week.
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R. L. Keadle
Detroit
Mich
America
Five ordinances introduced by council seek health and business reform
The council introduced five ordinances tightening dairy farm inspections food handling and false advertising while proposing new licenses for bankers and peddlers with strict annual fees. A carnivals regulation was prepared but not introduced. A tag day permit was issued to the West Virginia Veteran Relief Association.
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Elk River
Elk
Lovell Street
J. L. Silverstein
Oaks
West Virginia Veteran Relief Association
Courier
Helen Silverstein
Margaret Buckland
Lovell Bridge
Bigby Strete
T. Newcomer
McMillan Hospital
WOBU
W. BR. Larher
New York iCentra Railway
Nascy Street
Laidley Field
Frank Baer
Line City
Slack Street
City orders removal of building at Seventh avenue site
The road to the cemetery was accepted and a five building block on Seventh avenue and Patrick street, occupied by J D White, was ordered removed from city property. White sought a permit for a marquee and the inquiry showed the structure encroached about four feet over the line. Councilman A Lee Davis questioned the move arguing equity given widespread encroachments on the west side.
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Seventh Avenue
Patrick Street
J.D. White
White
Tennant
A. Lee Davis
Iota
New Laws To Move Plant And Civil Service Changes
State officials discuss actions on a plant move costing about 30000 dollars and introduce measures effective Friday. The act threatens impeachment for noncompliance while other provisions place city firemen under civil service in most areas and place school fund custody with the state treasurer. A contract wage requirement for public works is also proposed and London reportedly has over 60000 dogs.
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Board of Control
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Pairmont
London
Birth of Richard Augustus Lanham in June at Barlow Heights
Mr and Mrs Dewey Lanham of Barlow Heights announce the birth of their son Richard Augustus on Monday June 6.
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Dewey Lanham
Barlow Heights
Richard Augustus
Wealthy widow seeks John Tinkham in Trada Street tale
A rich widow flaunts her wealth as merchants bow on Trada Street while pursuing John Tinkham who finds her crankiness insurmountable. A curbside bet leads to a claim that Blue-Jay corn cure can relieve her corns, marketed by Bauer & Black with 26¢ price at druggists.
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Trada Street
John Tinkham
John
Bauer & Black
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