Class Day Honors National Honor Society at High School
Charlestown High School held a class day assembly to announce selections for the national honor society based on scholarship character leadership and service. Members include Dorothy Bek William Graham Virginia Kelley John Lataria Robert Noel James Rippetoe Janet Shute and others across 12-A 12-B and 11-A classes.
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Charleston High School
Honore Avyarided
Dorothy Bek
William Graham
Virginia Kelley
John Lataria
Robert Noel
James Rippetoe
Janet Shute
Mary Elizabeth Bibby
Charlotte Hager
Willem Hutchinson
Jeanne Zegiston
Louella Kelley
Lorman Levinson
Margaret Lightman
George Mendenhall
Philip Lowe
Lillian Pennington
Francis Noel
Hughes
Local Theater Listings and Celebrity Contest Highlights
The Capitol presents The This Man and The Big Ides with a noted cast including Willan Powell and Myrna Ley. Greenbrier features Meet the Baton and Lightning Rouge with James Durante and Lock Peart. Rialto screens Spitfire with Katherine Hepburn. The Hearse shows The Trumpet Blows starring George Raft Adolphe Menjou Frances Drake and Sidney Tolec. At the Virginian plays Smarty starring Joan Blondell Warren William Edward Everett Horton Frank McHugh and Claire Dodd. Also notes a nationwide athletic scholarship society list and a campus memory book style contest with many student awards and reflections.
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Capitol
Willan Powell
Myrna Ley
Menreen O'Sullivan
Remue
Greenbrier
Baton
James Durante
Lock Peart
Buddy Roose
Dove
George Raft
Adolphe Menjou
Frances Drake
Sidney Tolec
Virginian
Smarty
Joan Blondel
Warren William
Edward Evecctt Horton
Frank McHugh
Claire Dodd
Loval Q S 8 Members Meet Tonight for Talks on Trade
Quality Service stores members and families meet at the Daniel Boone hotel in Roanoke Virginia at six o'clock to hear Henry T. Swoon general director of Quality Service stores of America discuss Developments in Retailing Under the Code. W E Clayton of Lauvel Biscuit company Dayton Ohio will speak. Prizes in the coffee gelling campaign will be awarded. Whiteners listed and refreshments planned.
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Quality Service
Daniel Boone Hotel
Henry T. Swoon
Roanoke
Quality Service Stores of America
W. E. Clayton
Lauvel Biscuit Company
Dayton
Frizes
Charleston Cash Market
Crescent Road
B. Mace
Corn Street
W. J. Maynor
Blue Creek
L. H. Campbell
R. FD
James Lucenti
Washington Street
Red Cross Announces McFarland Transfer
Charles H. McFarland, a West Virginia native, will serve as Red Cross field representative for northern counties, succeeding Harold B. Nearman now assigned to northern New York. McFarland has guided Red Cross work in Alabama for five years and is a West Virginia University graduate. Miss Katherine Myers of Charleston will continue as general field representative in southern West Virginia.
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Charles H. McFarland
West
European Trip Planned for Miss Marion Silverstein
Miss Marion Silverstein of Kanawha Street sails Saturday on the Aquatants for a six week European trip. Harry Silverstein and mer
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Marion Silverstein
Kanawha Street
Harry Silverstein
Mer
Court of Common Pleas Announces Dates For Trials
The June term docket for the Court of Common Pleas was released by Clerk M H Hix. Trials begin June 25 with juries, after a June 18 convening. List includes numerous civil cases against firms and individuals, with dates from June 24 to July 19 and defendants such as Bay Stone, Sussex Fire Insurance, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad among others.
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Court of Common Pleas
Common Pleas Court
M. H. Hix
Kanagha Valley Lumber Company
Mansour
Warnberger
St. Albans Machine Works, Inc
National Bank of Commerce
Edgewood Realty Company
K. L. Wehrle
J. Stanley Stephens
Charles BE
Ity
James
Lower Falls Beach, Inc
Charles B. Bohnert
Charleston
Beatrice Burns
Cecil Burgess
Eulah Evelyn Stainaker
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company of
Fort Wayne
Ruby L. Crowder
Georg M. Jones
Basil Withrow
C. H. Jones
Arnold Snodgrass
George R. Justice
Norma Alice Godbey
H. H. Stants
Lissie Barron
Evans Lead Company
J. K. Armstrong
Cox-Morton Company
Roy C. Dixon
McKinley Norman
Mildred Jackson
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Citizens
Musual Trust Company
Charleston National Bank
Clyde W. Eubanks
New York Central Railroad Company
Leo Milam
United Pipe and Supply, Company
T. S. Davidson
Virginia Savings and Low Company
Arthur L. Feat
Chesapeste and Ohio Railway Company
Lois Fitzgerald
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Allen Gaston
Mart
Jarrett
Beth ©. Blaker
Gleesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Pearl Martin Young
Gay Summers
Alice Mallett
Ray Newhart
M. A. McGraw
V. Morris
Ruby Storer
Hugh Campbell
Luther Hudson
Joseph Casey
Residents Protest Removal of Midway Junior High
A Malden district taxpayers group passed a resolution asking the Kanawha County Board of Education not to move Midway Junior High from Coal Fork. The document was sent to the state superintendent of schools and signed by O. G. Epling E. Wilblan B. C. Blount and C. S. Belcher.
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Board of Education of
Kanawha Country
Nct
Midway Junior High
Coal Fork
Malden
State Superintendent of Schools
O. G. Epling
E. 5
Wilblan
B.C. Blount
C. 5
Belcher
Negro Democrats to Convene County Meeting Friday
Negro Democrats, under the West Virginia Negro State Democratic League, call a county wide rally Friday evening at the courthouse. Prominent speakers will discuss what the new deal has accomplished for African Americans.
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Court House
West Virginia
Negro State Democratic League
Fatal and nonfatal accidents in West Virginia May report
The monthly West Virginia compensation department tally lists 26 fatal accidents in May with 4 147 injuries. Fatal causes include coal mining 21 and metal, lumber, public utilities and contracting one each. 21 widows and 41 fatherless children. Nonfatal cases by industry include coal mining 1825, lumber 104, mining excluding coal 33, clay products 907, metal working 1608, and others across public utilities, contractors, textiles, warehouses, and more.
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West Virginia
State Compensation Department
Howard Dennis Will Wed New York Girl
Mr and Mrs Roy Ballot White Plains announce the engagement of their daughter Hurgene to Howard Dennis son of Mr and Mrs T H Dennis of Charleston. The wedding is set for July 23, anniversary of the bride elect's parents. Mr Dennis is on the staff of the Daily Reporter. Miss Hall is a talented violinist who has gained recognition in Atlanta before moving to New York.
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Roy
White Plains
Hurgenie
Howard Dennis
T. H. Dennis
Charleston
Dennis
Daily Reporter
Miss Hall
Atlanta
New York State
Man Fatally Injured Train Accident Near Station
Manning 31 of Porters below yesterday suffered amputation of his right foot at Kanawha Valley Hospital after a freight train struck him near the Chesapeake and Ohio railway station. Lieut Frank Westfall said Manning was believed asleep across the track when hit. He also had severe injuries to his left foot and facial lacerations.
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Guy Manning
Porter's
Below
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Chesapeake and Ohio
Frank Westfall
Manning
Freicht
Hiner and Herold Visit Charleston for Talks
Ralph M. Hiner speaker of the house of delegates was in Charleston on business and called on friends. He declined to discuss politics. State Senator A C Herold of Bras Tor county also visited Charleston and avoided political talk.
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Ralph M. Hiner
House of Delegates
Charleston
A. C. Herold
Brastor County
Four Optometry Board Members Named by Governor
Governor H G Bump announced four appointees to fill vacancies on the state board of optometry. Named were Noble D Whitacre of Martinsburg C Cole of Huntington C C Wilson of Clarksburg and L G Shire of Paint Pleasant, to join the board.
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H. G. Bump
State Board of Optometry
Noble D. Whitacre
Martinsburg
C. Cole
Huntington
C. C. Wilson
Clarksburg
L. G. Shire
Paint Pleasant
Girl in Wreck Pleads to Die
A northbound Pennsylvania Railroad train plunged from a trestle at Graystone Station Baltimore County. Miss Margaret Frederick, 20, died in hospital from steam scalding after a boiler explosion. Engineer T F Bossom and Fireman J C Blauser were missing, believed buried beneath debris. The wreck, blamed on spreading rails, sent cars into the Little Gunpowder Falls. The victim was the daughter of railroad watchman Charles Frederick.
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Baltimore
Hoth
Beltmore
Git
Charles Frederick
Whitehall
Price Ford
William Staler
Train wreck halts express. two men missing after bridge collapse
A railroad bridge failure halted a passenger car, injuring no one and leaving two conductor crew members unaccounted for among the wreckage. Miss Frederick survived as an express train was signaled to Parkton. Spectators searched the scene while crowds rushed toward the river valley.
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Bridge
Frederick
Parkton
Hunt
Garnet School to Hold Exhibit and Style Show
Garnet School presents an eight o'clock exhibition featuring work from domestic art typewriting woodwork printing and fine arts. The domestic art classes will stage a style show in the school auditorium.
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Garnet School
Autos Auctioned in Liquor Case Seizure Sale
The government seized three automobiles in liquor cases and sold them yesterday at the post office auction for a total of 120 dollars and 50 cents.
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National Honor Society
Rialto
RKO
Katherine Hepburn
The
Nations Athletic Scholarship Society of Secondary Ands
William Smiley
Oden Goshorn
David Isaac
Maurice Morton
Richard Moses
Robert Kincaid
Robert Matthews
Stephen Haley
Gertrude Davis
Susie Shelton
John Weakland
Brances Snyder
Elizabeth Edens
Stanton Isaac
Dorothy Singleton
Gene Spyder
Catherine Ratilfi
Harald Costa
Dorothy Brooks
Margaret Rocke
John Barnett
Frank Barnes
Ann Rutherland
Onar- Jette Middleton
Malcolm Sperow
Betty McKee
Clark McVey
Almon Defis
Fan Auld
Tigeest
Madeline Dawson
Philip Love
June Bell Knap
Class Shiek
Bowman Ogden
Betty Miller
Charles Mottesheard
William Waters
Arthur Shawkey
James Bartlett
Onstance Bennett
Loval Q. S
Red Cross
McFarland
PO EL Aay
Potterfield
Comer Capitol and
Virginia Sts
Molle
Papa Prt
Stepin Fetchie
Kearse
Savoy
Central Park
Henry A. Rox
Fifth Avenue
York
Boda
Wamepole’s
Fao
New York
Hiner and
Herold
Snow
Ines
Joan Blondell
Warren William — Cow
Everett Horton
Clayne Dode
Ned
Margaret Sullivan
Katharine Hepburn
Robert Young
Ralph Bellamy
Jimmy Durante
Zasu Fitts
Buddy Roosevelt
Adldeil
WCHS
General Motors
Corner State & Goshorn
Howard
Serges
Worsteds
Gaberdines
Cheviots
Double Shaune
Howard Clothes
Capitol Street
Morrison Dept
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