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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1944

Page

7

DAR Luncheon Highlights War Efforts and Heritage

Mrs. Millary T. Sisler Morgantown state regent spoke at the Ka nanwa Valley DAR luncheon in Charleston praising war bond Red Cross and blood plasma drives and plans to buy an ambulance with plasma gear for the armed forces. She noted resolutions from the New York Continental Congress condemning social insurance and immigration limits. The event drew 93 attendees with state officers and DAR leaders from Huntington Pt Pleasant Morgantown Parkersburg and Charleston. A retiring chapter regent received a service pin for 4000 hours of war work and an invitation was extended for a Daniel Boone meeting.

Daughters of the American Revolution Millary T. Sisler Morgantown Kanawha Valley Charleston Woman's Club DAR Continental Congress New York J. Eagar Hoover FBI Soialine Mesdames H. H. Daniels Huntington Keith McClung Mr. Smith Charleston

Beckley Man Awakened by Invasion Buys Bond

Beckley June 6 Charles W McCormick a paperhanger and painter woke at 3 am and decided to be first in line at the Beckley Post Office to buy a $50 war bond. He has two sons in service and notes kinship to Ensign Blaine Kinzer whose plane was lost in the Pacific May 7, 1942. A Liberty ship was named for Ensign Kinzer.

Bond Beckley Charles W. McCormick McCormick Beckley Kyle Kinzer Blaine Kinzer Pacific Ensign Kinzer

Genealogical Society Chapter Installs Officers

At a June 14 hotel meeting the chapter installed new officers led by regent B Kemp Littlepage and other elected officials including 4H. H. Cammack as vice regent and Richard Moon Jr as recording secretary. Members voted to buy a $100 Fifth War Loan bond and donate $25 to the Canteen Center at Elkins.

Sisler B. Kemp Littlepage H. Cammack Richard Moon J& W. van Horn W. B. Posson Wilbur Carnes Florence Calvert Kuhn Virginia Cork Elkins

King's Daughters Host Silver Tea Gathering

Over 50 members and guests attended a silver tea yesterday afternoon hosted by the Silver Cross circle, King's Daughters, at Mrs. Charles A. Haviland's Kanawha Avenue home. Mrs. J. F. Hardesty presided, with Mrs. M. A. Wildman introducing. The program featured vocal selections by Mrs. Ernest Bartels and piano solos by Mrs. Haviland and Mrs. E. F. Hiner. Several ladies acted as tea-table hosts, with arrangements of pastel flowers completing the decor.

Silver Cross Ui Cle King's Daughters Charles A. Haviland Kanawha Ave J. F. Hardesty M. A. Wildman Ernest Bartels Haviland E. F. Hiner W. T

Nurse's Aides Name Officers At Annual Meeting

Members of the Volunteer Nurse's Aide corps met at the Daniel Boone hotel to re elect officers for the coming year. Pres Mrs Howard Chernulf VP Mrs C L Shilliday Sec Treas Mrs Alma Busir and Miss Alma Corbett as chairman of the professional advisory committee were noted for their work. Mrs Steele Trotter of Virginia St is convalescing from an appendectomy at McMillan hospital.

Nurse's Aide Corps Daniel Boone Hotel Howard Chernulf C. L. Shilliday Alma Busir Alma Corbett Steele Trotter Virginia St McMillan Hoal

Tolley Awarded Bronze Star for Guadalcanal Service

Pfe. Walter Z Tolley of Rand received the Bronze Star for meritorious service during January 1943 at Guadalcanal on the Solomon Islands. The army cited his role in establishing and maintaining a battery observation post communications link on Mt Austen under enemy fire and for delivering mortar ammunition to front lines.

Guadalcanal Salomon Islands Pfe Walter Z. Tolley Rand Army Mt. Austen

Russians Hail Yenks and American Airmen in Europe

The article recalls Russian hospitality toward American airmen, noting gifts and warm welcomes from civilians in England and Russia. It highlights a Arkansas navigator trading gifts, a Alabama pilot’s praise, and mutual respect between Allied aircrews and Russian support services as Maj McCreary reflects on making copy and a teddy bear mascot wish.

Alabama McCreary U. S Arkansas Airforce England Bth RAF Russia Germany Maj. McCreary

The Man from Mohammet The Texas Ranch Mystery

Chris Young an army pilot visiting Alpine learns Bill Stone vanished from a Kilgore ranch. Marion Kilgore guides him to Esau a desert ranch hand who may know Bill. A night on the Big Bend ranch ends with a shocking discovery as a body drifts in the river and Elusive clues deepen the mystery.

Chris Young Texas Bill Stone Chris Bill Marion Gaines Pat Kilgore Esau Marquisa de Vina Kilgore Ranch Army Marion Ruth Alpine Kilgore Pat Mesa Ranch Here Hank Sanders Christsvid Marlon

Man's Bee Stabbed Back Sparks Swift Investigation

The scene unfolds with a husky remark about a backstabbing, a dog at a dead man, and Marion's alert question as a body is found. The event prompts a continuation, while an unrelated note reports Sgt Owen Sloan of Cottage Grove receiving a $185 pork sale check from St. Louis stockyards, misaddressed to a Leadwood farmer.

Marion Esau T. Leonard Wood Owen Sloan Cottage Grove Ore St. Louis Leadwood

Take It Easy Warning At Memphis Dance

An unidentified girl at an informal Memphis dance wore a paper on her dress reading Take It easy, I am sunburned as a warning to others, highlighting a lighthearted incident at the event.

Memphis

Oklahoma A and M students ride fire trucks for summer fun

In Stillwater Oklahoma on June 5 volunteers are invited as Fire Chief Ray Pence calls for help during the summer. Students at Oklahoma A and M college can ride fire trucks with room linens breakfast and laundry included as a new program offers recreational activity and service during vacation.

Stillwater Okla Oklahoma A. & M. College Ray Pence

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