Dunbar News Busy Club Meetings And Community Updates
Dunbar hosts bridge club at Mrs ED Amiex home on Fletcher Avenue with guests listed. Bond auction postponed to June 13. Mother's USO meets Wednesday at 7 30 pm in May’s home. National Association Letter Carriers Auxiliary 395 meets at Mrs H L Hamilton’s home. A cappella choir from Dunbar High School performed at the meeting. Civilian Defense information center to operate in city building for ration books through June 10. Vacation Bible school at United Brethren Church attracts about 75 children under Rev J Scott. Dunbar Farm Women’s Club to meet January 1 30 pm at Mrs John G Staunton’s home with Laundering the Easy Way. Deepwater Council Dearest Pocahontas holds regular meeting. officers to be elected June 17. Dunbar Presbyterian circles meet at four homes Thursday at 2 pm. business women circle 5 pm at Mrs Lloyd Ayer’s home. Personal notes list Ernestine Mulleny of New Jersey visiting, D P Brisher family returning from Ohio, and Marguerite Rice at UVa.
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May
C. F. Ste. Serart
City Hall
Arsoc Caf
H. L. Hamilton
Ygroacup
Sie E Biltle
Charleston
Sble
Deséensea Council of
Dunbar
Spence
Bible School of
Dunbar Farm Women's Club
John G. Staunton
Prichard St
Rome Leadler
FR. E. Willits
Local residents plan travel and visits across states
The piece lists numerous families visiting relatives in cities such as Los Angeles Huntington Parkersburg Marietta and San Diego and others vacationing in Cincinnati Akron and Portland. Names include Ann Rice Mrs A G Rice Mrs John Steinmetz Jr Mrs Reynolds Miss Mildred Caldwell and Mrs Vera Smith among many.
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Jens Ninge
Mildred Caldwell
Tomornmg
Los Aneades
San F Sco
Calif
Raneson
Caldwell
Portland
Ore
Male Harthorn
R. E. Willits
Grosscup
Cincinnati
Helen Warnes
Grossetto, Av
San Diego
Cal
N. M. Butcher
Dille
Mes. Willis, Walker
18Th St
Low Akers
John Sting
Pittsburgh
Twight D. Lowther
Kaye
Fletcher Av
Akron
Vera Smith
Huntington
N. RB. Akers
John St
Food Parley Secrecy Condemned by Bricker
Jefferson City Missouri June 4 Governor John W Bricker of Ohio condemned secrecy at the Hot Springs international food conference in an address to Republican women clubs. Bricker called for a congressional probe into confidential conferences and criticized government efforts to keep reporters and elected officials away from the talks. He warned secrecy threatens liberties and war rights amid Allied wartime involvement.
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Jefferson City
MSI
John W. Rernecker
Obin
Hot Springs
Republica
Missouri
Bricker
Ohio
Morris Harvey college adds two conductors to faculty
Morris Harvey college announces new music faculty members. Antonia Madarelli will join as conductor this fall, while Morris Harv Beachley begins teaching violin this summer and continues in fall. Beachley studied at the Dunmire School of Magic and the War School of Musical Art. Madarelli has international training and previously led the Wheeling Symphony. Beachley will teach preparatory and advanced students and conduct ensembles. Also noted is Rev. R. McCord’s enlistment as army chaplain and a church reception for new members.
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Morris Harv
Dallas Beachley Efit
Charleston Symphony Orchestra
Antonia Madarelli
Morris Harvey College
Leonard Rigeieman
Beachley
Modarelli
Modirelli
Dunmire School of Magic
War School of Musical Art
Moody
Nwey Music Freuky Cimalt College of Music
Dayton, QC
Huntington
Charleston
Chamber of Commerce
Modarelti
Doni Musical
Ohio
Ernest Vutcheson
New York
Berlin
Tigo Konn Alsa
Wheeling ‘Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh Symphotry Orchestra
R. €. McCord
First Christian Church
Chaplain Corps of
Army
Harvard University
McCord
WCHS
Lawrence E. Donk
Madison Av
Tintingua
Women's Council
J. C. Anderson
Johnson Bible College
Rose Fine College
College of the Bible
Lexington
Jackson
Indicted Harlan County Election Commission Members
Federal indictment charges the Harlan County Election Commission chairman Clinton C. Ball and four members along with eight clerks and precinct officials over irregularities in the November election. The case involves miscounted or shifted votes affecting Republican candidates including Richard Colbert and ALBR Happs Chandler.
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London
Jane
Harlan County Election Commission
Harlan Enmy
Uls Seualbr Happs Chandler
Richard Dg. Colbert
Elesticay Commission
Clinton C. Ball
Abe
Te R. Watton
We Alonzy Shicksom
Dumes
Training and Service Notices from WW2 Era
Several brief notices list individuals completing military training and assignments. Alc and Hensley finish basic training at Fort Oglethorpe GA and attend a state teachers college in Kentucky. Peyton Webb and others are noted for Waves officer training, teaching careers, and Navy reserves. Crystal details include assignments at Corpus Christi Texas and Camp Chaffee Arkansas, with mentions of families and prior schooling. Wade Vineyard dies from a car crash with survivors including wife and children. Victoria reigns referenced in an ad for ulcer relief.
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Mickey Hensley
Fort Oclethorpe
Fastern State Teachers College
Aichemond
Mere. Vy AL Ueneley
Gamrea
Mary Peyton Webb
A. T. Peyeton
West View
Loudoun
Mets
Smith Coliege
Northampton
Maas
Asn
Peyton
Mortis Ciew Coliege
West Virginia University
Kanata County
Mie
Peace
State's General Fund Balance Reaches Record Level
West Virginia's general fund balance hit a record $11,778,004 on May 41 after liquor profits of $1,000,000 and revenue transfers. Treasurer BR. E. Talbott reported the balance despite $2,175,000 moved to other funds, including public assistance and schools. Disbursements totaled $538,222 with no overdrafts, leaving $8,972,420 at month end.
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State Liquor Control Commission
West Virginia
General Fund
BR. E. Talbott
Kanawha Forest Pool Opening Delayed to Midweek
Conservation Director Jack Kr. Shipman announced the Kanawha State Forest pool will not open today as planned due to a delay in the pumping and chlorination system. The pool is now expected to operate by midweek.
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Kanawha State Forest
Jack KR. Shipman
State takes over four Wheeling bridges from city
Commissioner Ernest J announces state has assumed ownership of four municipally owned Ohio river bridges in Wheeling. The Sus pension, Steel, Ridgeport, and Adnaville bridges will have tolls removed and bonds retired from toll revenue. No money changed hands as the state merely assumed bond obligations voted by Wheeling residents.
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State
Wheeling
Ernest J
Ohio Valley
Wheeling Proper
Wheeling Island
Ridgeport
Adnaville
Ohio
St. Biow
Wheelig
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C. E. Devers
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Fred Young
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Massillon
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Medical Arts
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Men's Department
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Almere
Tye
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Alvin D. Connard
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Naval Air Training Center
Corpus Christi
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W. G. Moore
North Alien
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Jef
Brinks Valle Airy Base
Broukaville
Fla
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Sharon
T Nevada, Jr
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He T. Reynolds
Wade Vineyard
Spencer
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