Kanawha College To Graduate 17
Kanawha College announces 17 graduates with commencement activities starting Saturday night at the Daniel Boone hotel for an alumni dance and banquet. Sunday features a baccalaureate service at 8 PM at the First Methodist Church with Ariel L. Goldburz delivering the address on What Will Our History Be Pronounced by Rev. Robert Begnell. Dr. Morris P. Shawkey will speak at the Monday evening exercises.
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Kanawha College
Daniel Boone
Tubb
Ariel L. Goldburz
Virginia Street Temple
Robert Begnell
First Amel
Shawkey
Morria P, Shawkey
Merchants Predominate As Directors of Banks
Retail merchants furnish West Virginia with more bankers than any other business or profession. A survey of 128 banks by the West Virginia Bankers Association shows 107 bank directors are merchants, followed by 85 lawyers and 74 actors. Other represented groups include manufacturers and farmers plus several smaller professions. Twenty-two of 121 banks report promoting a definite community service or project in addition to banking.
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West Virgina
West Virginia
Graduation Day At Marshall College Huntsville Presentation By Dr McDaniel
The president of Marshall College Huntington presides as diplomas are presented to 17 senior class members. The two year Arts course diplomas are awarded. Graduates include Carl Angel Kenneth Greenies Harold Given Arnold Cape Franklin McPeak Alta Morris William Tamplin Clara Alice Thomas Vance Wyckoff Arline Zietz Bruce Reed Charlotte Spriegh Richards Bailes Naomi Baldwin Arthur Edwards Ralph Harless Earl Moore among others from Charleston Spring Hill South Charleston Montgomery St Albans and Clendenin.
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Marshall College
Huntington
L. 5. McDaniel
Carl Angel
Kenneth Greenies
Harold Given
Arnold Cape
Franklin McPeak
Alta
Morris
Wilam Tamplin
Clara Alice Thomas
Vance Wyckoff
Arline Z
Rush Holt’s Sister In Annapolis Film
Washington dispatch reports Rush Holt’s sister Jane, 21, is in a feature picture filmed at Annapolis. She is among Washington girls chosen to appear as attendees at the Naval academy graduating exercises.
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Washington
Rush Holt
Jane
West Virginia
Annapolis
Naval Academy
New Immunizing Drive Announced for Kanawha County
Kanawha county health unit launches an intensive immunizing campaign. Dr John Thames reports June 4 kickoff with typhoid diphtheria and smallpox vaccines, aiming to cover all areas and involve parents teachers associations and women's clubs. Adults are urged to vaccinate alongside children. Also listed are summer term teaching appointments at New River State College for industrial arts and related subjects. Memorial services scheduled at Shepherds Chapel Sunday at 11.00 AM with Rev W R Mover delivering the sermon.
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Kanawha
John Thames
Thames
Big Chimney
Highlawn
Parents and Teachers Association
Ciibs
Parents ‘and Teachers Association
New River State College
D. B. Finch
H. M. Wood
G. E. Best
L. M. Morris
R. J. Grim
Sallie Board
J. Pyle
C. C. Regier
W. L. T. Crocker
L. G. Raub
Lenore Baber
R. Hi. Vining
Wallace Smith
H. Knotts
D. B. Kraybill
R.G. Brown
H. P. Guy
Stephen Harrick
F. C. Cavendish
Demonstration
Ferne Z. Hoover
Aleven O
Shepherd’s Chapel
W.R. Mover
Tokyo
Japan
Safe Driving And Patience On The Road
The article notes drivers’ temper and constant fault finding hinder safety. It urges calm focus, self control, and avoiding haste while driving. It criticizes chronic complainers who speed through traffic while judging others and emphasizes correcting one’s own mistakes first.
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Fiader
Summer Schools of City Report Enroll 318 Students
Enrollment at Charleston summer schools closed yesterday with 245 registered in Thomas Jefferson Junior High School classes and 73 in Garnet High School elementary and high school classes. Garnet teachers to be named later.
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Charleston
Thomas Jefferson Junior High
Garnet High
Garnet
McFarlane Elected Head of Transportation Club
R O McFarlane was elected President of the Kanawha Valley Transportation club at a Wednesday reorganization meeting held at the Ruffner hotel. Other officers named include E H Wilson vice president W F Stiegele secretary and P M Woolswine treasurer. Board members listed are C Chafin H Frey F K Jones and Miss Edith Landacre with committee chairs appointed George Daniel membership C Chafin educational M By Fisher social.
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R. O. McFarlane
Kanawha Valley Transportation Club
Ruffner Hotel
H. Wilson
W. F. Stiegele
P. M. Woolswine
C. Chafin
H. Frey
F. K
Jones
Edith Landacre
George Daniel
M. By Fisher
Campbell Given $58 In Burial Case Suit
A circuit court jury awarded the plaintiff James C. Campbell $231.58. The suit claimed $431 for the burial of Clarence Lincoln, brother of Daisy Ellis, with defense arguing Campbell lacked burial authority. The jury deliberated about two hours. Flaming gasoline and bales of tobacco were hurled at a customs car pursuing smugglers near Lille, France.
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James C. Campbell
Daisy Ellis
Clarence Lincoln
Campbell
Lille
Fance
Four-H Clubs Enter Food Preserving Contest
C 4 Hartley Morgantown state 3-H club leader has entered West Virginia in the national Four-H food preservation contest open to 300 000 club members nationwide. Rules will be issued to county and local leaders. County and state prizes plus stand national prize. County winners receive gold medals embossed with hats. State prize is a trip to the fourteenth national club congress for 1 200 delegates. Sectional winners each receive a kerosene refrigerator. National champion earns a $400 college scholarship and other prizes.
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C. 4
Hartley
Morgantown
West Virginia
United States
Scout Director to Return. Camp Rolls Open
Margaret Chapman returns today from Camp Ann Bailey where she supervised a new unit. The camp opens July 7 with four vacancies in the first period, two in the second starting July 21, and several in the August 4 last period. Germany orders Storm Troop leaders to learn shortland.
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Margaret’ Chapman
Ann Bailey
Girl Scout
Cardus Helped Athens Woman Says Mrs Fowler Gained Relief
Mrs E B Fowler of Athens Georgia testifies Cardus aided her long standing weakness and nervousness. She says years later a bad head sensation prompted a second course which again brought relief. Thousands of women report benefits and advise medical consultation if no improvement.
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E. BR. Fowler
Athens
Indy
Cardus
Aka
Cardut
Witnesses to testify in $10,000 damage suit
witnesses are to testify in circuit court today in the 10000 dollar damage suit of J W Johnson against H W Rapp of Akron Ohio. Johnson seeks compensation for the death of his son in law Paul Lane of St Albans who was killed near St Albans last September when struck by a truck driven by the defendant. Witnesses say the truck was moving 40 to 50 miles an hour at the time. The defense contends Lane was contributorily negligent for parking his car on the left side of the road and for not taking more care when stepping from in front of it.
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J. W. Johnson
H. W. Rapp
Akron
O. Johnson
Paul Lane
St. Albans
Lane
Lone
Five Million Sheep Die In Australian Drought
Reports from Brisbane estimate that at least five million sheep have perished on the back country plains of Australia due to a severe and protracted drought. The Queensland Pastoral industry faces its greatest setback in recent memory as weather conditions devastate livestock.
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Australia
Brisbane
Queensland
350 Pound Youth Graduates Pax High School
Julian Humphrey, the only boy in a class of 18, earns a Pax High School diploma on graduation day. The ceremony highlights perseverance and community support as a standout student reaches a milestone in June.
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Pax
Julian Humphrey
Pax High School
Fayette County Graduation Spotlight and Local Cheer
In Fayette county a student named Samara night earns a diploma while Julion, a 17 year old weighing 50 pounds, stands out in school popularity. The piece notes regional pride and mentions Manchuria’s gold rush as a contrasting reference point.
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Fayette County
Samara
Julion
Sears
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