Gallagher Couple Marks Golden Anniversary in Charleston
Mr and Mrs Frank G Gallagher celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at home on 1414 Washington Street with family and friends. Both natives of Pennsylvania married June 4 1892 in Camden New Jersey and have resided in Charleston since 1927. He 72, she 68, six sons one daughter and 11 grandchildren.
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Frank G. Gallagher
Washington Streets
Gallagher
Pennsylvania
Camden
N. J
Charleston
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
New Derry
Morristown
Franklin
Morris
Albert
Raymond
Diller
Paul
New York City
Panama
Lillian Rumeble
Paul Gallagher
Ickes fights for pipeline and war effort stance
The article discusses calls to protect gasoline for essential war needs over pleasure driving, noting Ickes supports the pipeline to supply coast-wide needs. It contrasts Nelson’s view on steel for nonessential pipelines with Ickes, and mentions submarine disruption of tanker fleets. It also covers Sabath's lottery idea to fund war efforts and President Roosevelt's response, plus internal CIO and United Steel Workers tensions and leadership maneuvers around Murray.
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Nelson
Ickes
Adolph Sabath
Tdinois
Ental
House Rules Committee
White House
Sabath
Treasury
Tinoian
Sabsth
Ellstone Grouipn
John L. Lewis
Phil Murray
UMW
Thursod
Lewis
Murray
Bert
Roosevelt
CIO
United Steel Workers
Little Steel
Donald Nelson
WPB
Nursery For Children Of Workers Arranged
A day nursery for the children of working parents will be run by the Davis Child Shelter this summer. Rev. R. S. Cleland announces the project, approved by the shelter board to aid working mothers. Beulah Quick will oversee care, with charges based on parental income. Admission from infancy to age six, daily hours from 7.30 p.m. until closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Child Shelter
R. 5S
Cleland
Beulah Quick
Maryland Avenue
Intermediate Court Term Opens Tomorrow
Judge Jackson Savage will open the June term of Kanawha county intermediate court tomorrow at 8 30 am. Grand jurors report to receive instructions and start investigations with about 160 presentments including five murder cases. Petit jurors report Tuesday and trials of old misdemeanor and city and state appeal cases will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Savage
Kanawha County
Lessons on Canning Problems at County School
Information on fruit and vegetable preservation will be taught at the county rationing school on food preservation, to be held at Charleston high school from 9 p.m. to 2 30 p.m. tomorrow through Friday. Attending will be community canning leaders, farm women's club leaders, Four-H leaders, and farm security home-makers. Instructors include Mrs Bery Eliott of the FSA, Mrs Mildred Brockway of Appalachian Electric Power, Mrs Florence Skuce, county school lunch supervisor, Miss Eleanor Bigelow, and Mabel Marks Vickers, county club agent.
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Charleston High School
Eleanor Bigelow
Farm Women's Club
Bery 'Eliott
FSA
Mildred Brockway
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Florence Skuce
Miss Bigelow
Mabel Marks Vickers
Dinner Aids Defense In District 7 Event
The women of district 7 civilian defense organization will entertain at a dinner set for 6 p.m. tomorrow, aiming to support local defense activities and community readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 7
Civilian Defense Organization
Women of Moose elect new senior regent in Charleston chapter
Women of the Moose chose Mrs. Milsie Fink as senior regent of Charleston Chapter No. 317 LOOM. Other officers include Mrs. Emma Mabe as junior regent, Miss Callie Coleman as chaplain, Mrs. June Hammond as treasurer, and Mrs. Mary Upton as recorder. Eight candidates were initiated, and an open house program is planned for February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Moose
Milsie Fink
Charleston
Emma Mabe
Callie Coleman
June Hammond
Mary Upton
How to jar and bring fruits and vegetables explained
Instructions outline dary and preparation for preserving produce with guidance on sulfur for apples. Women are advised to bring a notebook, paper and pencil, and wear washable house dresses with an apron for the session. A comforting treat for attendees is mentioned.
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Merry
Martin Wagner
District 50
Lewis Brooks
Wagner
Wagner Jong
Philfany
Seod
Hi ‘Agner
Gene Cox
Georgia
Hhat
Pat Boland
Cox
House
Ray McKeough
Curley
Brooke
GOP
Jim Davis
Gen
Martin
Jim
Lee
E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Acta
DuPont
Hale St
Phivite
Oxford
Momeison
Entramre Rinke eOpen Waimrdy
U.S. Bonds
Liberal
Heavenport
Hussack Sac Hadley Company
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