Prisoners Hold Circus in Rochelle Custody
Illinois state troopers escort Howe's Hippo drome Circus of Mobile near Rochelle as trucks are repaired after authorities arrest about a dozen workers for faulty equipment and missing licenses. Lt Delmar Templeton, six troopers, and Paul McCorms assist with animals at White Pines State Park before the troupe resumes its journey from Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Rochelle
Ill
Delmar Templeton
State Highway Police
Howe
Hippodrome Circus
Mobile
Ala
I Templeton
Y Templeton
Paul McCorms
White Pines State Park
Oregon
Templeton
Duluth
Mirm
Railroad Association Extends GIs' Rates
The Association of American Railroads extended for a year the cut rate furlough fares for servicemen traveling at their own expense. The reduced rate, 2.025 cents per mile, saves up to 1 cent per mile and applies to coach travel. valid June 30, 1952 to June 1, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Association of American Railroads
Earl B. Padrick
Thel Aar
Inter-Territorial Committee
Ulate
Recital by Piano Pupils at St James Church Event
The St James Episcopal Church Brotherhood of St Andrew chapter presents a piano recital by pupils of John Parker Randolph at the Woman's Club on Washington Street East at 3 p m tomorrow. Proceeds benefit the church organ fund. Randolph is church organist and choir director. The Godbey family holds its second annual reunion tomorrow at Little Beaver Park near Heckley Raleigh County with speaking and music and a basket lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
John Parker Randolph
Woman’s Club
Washington St. E
Randolph
St. James
Godbey
Little Beaver Park
Heckiey
Raleigh County
Chester
Frank Godbey
U. S. Envoy Kennan to Visit Bonn and Moscow Family Ties
Ambassador George F. Kennan will leave Moscow on June 21 for a ten day visit to Germany, marking his first look at his newborn daughter born in Bonn May 1. The Kennan family will return to Moscow before July 4, per an embassy statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Moscow
George F. Kennan
Germany
Property transfers in Cabin Creek and Kanawha City districts
Real estate deeds record multiple transfers among residents of Cabin Creek Dist Union District and Kanawha City area. Transactions include Baughan Hudnall and spouses exchanging lots in Hansford and 35 blocks, Cortner and Fleming parcels, Meeks and others conveying parcels in Pine Manor Place and Ruffner Hollow, with names such as Margerst Hudnall Robert L Baughan James Mason Casto Naylor Jolson and others appearing in various parcel and lot transfers across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hopins, Sr
Hobert Arnold Hager
Bon Air
George H. Massey
Donnang
Mammoth
Cubineek
St. Albans
Thomas G. Potterfield
Hampton Heights
Oudonels
Hooten
George E. Troy
Meadow Brook
George Delforge, Jr
Mills
Elk Dist
Degen
George Delforge
Hein Ang
Aud Ened Hughes
W. Va
Barringer
Addn
Charleston
Attu Welch
Merlea
Rensselaer Gente Peel Forage
Morris and Huis
Bau Oranah Deel
Parcel
Nem Bi
Sandy
Iyde Ankensl
Detforge
Moore
Hughes Creek
Utital Ae
Cabin Creek
Echelor
Aeronautical Engi
Leroy All Ze !Neering
Gamma Ist
Ince Vickers
Neihon Ee Alpha Rho
Maddox
Robson Aeronautical Engineering
Addu
Chelyan
Cavin
Nikon
Nee
Saute
Dunbar
Eectors
Kanawha
Jackson County
Democratic
Hutchinson
Brian Mays
Ripley
Dale Lee
Gay
Robert L. Baughan
Margerst B. Hudnall
Ransford
J Alix Ellis
Mable Johnson
Tnion
William DB. Clower, Sr
Io John c. Fleming
Chemical City
Adin
Defferson
Margaret B. Hudnall
Hansford
Nellie Biene Casto
James Mason Casta
Union
Gertrude D. Mattin
James C. Cons
Kanawha City
Uia
Naylor
Gare F. Naylor
Slacka Branch
Blue Creek
H.R. Cavender
Ssron Lash
Suburban Haven
Union Dist
Leona Pauley
Harald Burton Meeks
Duoghar
Vivien
B. Cantrell
Missour
D. H
Pine Manor Place
Ruffner Hollow
Marriage Applications Include Several From Teays and Charleston
A list of marriage applications shows Janes Ray Eggleton twenty one of Teays and Violet Gertrude Tove aged eighteen of 117 First Ave South Charleston. Raymond Halstead thirty six of 5123 Washington Ave 3 E and Helen Cooper aged unknown. Leon McCoy twenty four of 318 Laidley St and Betty Stewart Hughes twenty three of 418 McDonald Robert Austin twenty and Martha apeck sixteen of 2003 Fourth Ave. Steworth Howard Bird nineteen of St Albans and Mery Elizabeth Griffit eighteen of Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Ray Eggleton
Teays
Violet
Gertrude ‘Tove
South
Charleston
Raymond Halstead
Washington
Helen Cooper
Wehrle
Leon McCoy
Laidley
Steworth Howard Bird
St. Ainbans
Mery Elizabeth Griffit
Albans
Hillside Club Dinner at Wren's Nest in Dunbar
Dunbar Hillside Garden Club members, led by President Mrs. Howard Glass, plan their annual dinner Tuesday at Wren's Nest at 6 45 p m. Officers to be installed include Mrs. Glass as president and Mrs. Ray Austin as vice president. Members to make corsages from homegrown blooms.
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Myers Av
Dunbar Garden Club
Jessie Carper
T. 3
Smith
Dunbar Modern Mother’s Club
St. Albans
Mesdames Curtis Yago
Arvel Ray
C. E. Pettry
Fred Rymer
J. W. Bower
Local Rotarians Name H L Peebles Man of Month June
Henderson Lee Peebles a Charleston insurance man and civic leader was named as the Charleston Rotary Club’s Man of the Month for June. He joined the club in 1940 and helped create Charleston’s Community Chest while supporting Memorial Hospital YMCA Union Mission and other welfare agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Lee Peebles
Charleston
Charleston Rotary Club
Mooresville
Ala
Peebles
Rotary Club
Henderson
Memorial Hospital
YMCA
Union Mission
Davis Child Shelter
Typographical Union Elects Randolph in Indianapolis
The International Typographical Union election board declares Woodruff Randolph president for a fifth two year term after counting votes from May 21. Randolph won 40 459 to 30 9389 for Sparkman with Don Hurd re elected secretary treasurer 41 528 to 28 914 over Bante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
George Bante
Chic
Speeding Musician Plays Costly Tune
In New York on June 6 an insured musician, Robert E. Dads known as Bob Astor, faced 36 traffic violations. In traffic court he chose to pay the $600 fine rather than 112 days in jail for the offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert E. Dads
Bob Astor
Six area students win WVU awards in June ceremony
Six southern West Virginia students were honored at West Virginia University for academic achievement during the past year. Recipients include Owen Keith Ball Clothier for top coal mining option in the School of Mines, Thomas Edward Gallagher Montgomery for best general average in the early curriculum, Robert Benjamin Miller Cowen for an ASCE award, James Reginald Dietz Winona for top scholastic average in chemical engineering, W A Tarr for outstanding earth sciences graduation senior, Charles Hugh Draper Nitro for highest freshman and sophomore averages in chemical engineering, and Homer Willard Maynard Williamson for the Alpha Kappa Psi scholarship in economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Owen Keith Ball
Clothier
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute
School of Mines
Thomas Edward Gallagher
Montgomery
Charles E. Lawall
Robert Benjamin Miller
Cowen
West, Virginia
American Society of Civil Engineers
James Reginald Dietz
Winona
James Wimner
W. A. Tarr
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
Charles Hugh Draper
Nitro
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Homer Willard Maynard
Williamson
Alpha Kappa Psi
Hampden Sydney Alumni Reach $31 224 Endowment Total
Hampden Sydney College in Hampden Sydney Virginia reports the Living Endowment Alumni Fund under chairman Robert W Lawson Jr of Charleston WV has reached 31 224 with 1045 contributors. Since its founding over one year total contributions amount to 384 000 as announced by President Edgar G Gammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden-Sydney
Hampden
Sydney
Hampden-Sydney College
Robert W. Lawson
Charleston
W. Va
Edgar G. Gammon
Kenneth King Earns Bachelor of Arts Degree
Kenneth Richard King son of Mr and Mrs M B King of South Charleston graduated Monday from Davis and Elkins College with a bachelor of arts degree Majoring in Bible and philosophy King participated in choir and track served as treasurer of the Student Christian Association and was manager of the yearbook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth King
Elkins
Kenneth Richard King
M. B. King
Toge
South Charleston
Davis and Elking Colege
King
Student Christian Assoc
Jurist Approves Enquirer Sale to Employes
District Judge Bolitha J Laws approved a 7.6 million cash offer by Cincinnati Enquirer employees to buy the Enquirer, rejecting a 7.5 million bid from The Cincinnati Times Star controlled by the Taft family. The paper transfers to Cincinnati Enquirer Inc, with Roger H Ferger as president and five Enquirer workers on a seven-member board. Two directors link to The Bourthmouth Steel Co which provided most cash. The sale ends a protracted dispute over ownership of the paper once owned by the late John R Meu an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CNS
Bolitha J. Laws
Cincinnati Enquirer
Laws
Cincinnati Times-Star
Sen. Taft
R-Ohio
The
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc
Roger H. Ferger
Enquirer
Borthmouth
Ohia) Steel Co
New Corporation
John R. Mcuean
Nurses Entertained by Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Tea
Members of the Women’s Auxiliary Board of Memorial Hospital hosted a tea for nurses yesterday afternoon at Mrs. F. S. Thomas Jr.’s home on Louton Heights Rd. Honored guest was Mrs. Earl W. Bloomquist, supervisor of nurses, with Mrs. J. Walsh Stull presiding at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxilary Board
The
Memorial Hospital
4. S. Thomas, Jr
Louton Heights Rd
Earl W. Bloomquist
J. Walsh Stull
Nine Area Students Going To Reserve Training Camp
Nine southern West Virginia students are among 44 cadets of the Signal Corps branch of the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps at West Virginia University who will go to Camp Gordon Georgia June 21 for six weeks of summer training. They include Andrew H. Fama Mabscott D Williams, Tams William Ayers, David P. Hess, Maurice C. Whiffen, Robert E. Lambert, Joel Elean Williamson, Jack E. Nicholson Blue Helds, and Richard L. Jarvis Pineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia
Signal Corps
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
West Virginia University
Camp Gordon
Andrew II
Fama
Mabscott
Goatee D. Williams
Tams
William Ayers
David P. Hess
Maurice C. Whiffen
Charleston
Robert E. Lambert
Joel&. Elean
Williamson
Jack E. Nicholson
Blue Helds
Richard L. Jarvis
Pinesville
Lowder to Get Master of Science at Springfield College
Joseph Frank Lowder of Charleston West Virginia will receive the Master of Science degree in physical education at Springfield College 66th Commencement in Springfield. He previously earned a Bachelor of License degree from the college in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John B. Harper
Charleston
W. Va
Temple University
Lowder
Springfield
Mass
Joseph Frank Lowder
Springfield College
Scout Camporee Opens at Coonskin Park
More than 1,600 Boy Scouts and leaders of the Buckskin Council began a three day encampment at Coonskin Park yesterday as the councils annual Camporee got under way. The Scouts and their adult leaders staked out their tents yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckskin Council
Coonskin Fark
Dean Appointed Dean of Women at Concord College
Athens June 6 Wiss Damaris Wilson formerly assistant dean of women at Syracuse University has been named dean of women at Concord College by the West Virginia Board of Education. A Jacksonville Florida native she holds a BA from Rollins College and an MA from Syracuse University in student personnel administration. She replaces Helen Baker Silverthorne whose resignation takes effect June 30. The campus program includes a shotgun and fleet marksmanship exhibition at 4 pm and a campfire meeting at 8 pm with Buckskin Council leader L Newton Thomas inspecting Camporee at 2 pm. Norman Powell of Remington Arms will conduct rifle marksman event. Religious services for Protestant Scouts at 8 am Sunday led by Rev William G Farmer. The Camporee ends Sunday afternoon. parents and friends are urged to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church of
Dunbar
Donald Brown
LE. Mackley
20Th St
Jack Hoffman
Ernest Juillerat, Jr
West Virginia
C. W. Maus, Jr
R. G. Saunders
Park Av
Lloyd C. Auer
Fred Young
Lightner Ay
Christ
Hively
Clarence Wingo
Marjorie Hively
Kenneth Hudnall
Mr. Hudnall
Humphreys Memorial Methodist Church
A. KF. Wagner
Rainbow Thinbar Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
Dunbar City
Jane Pletcher
H. FE. Mas
Athens
Wiss Damaris Wilson
Syracuse University
Concord College
West Virginias Board of Education
Virgil
H. Stewart
Wilson
Jacksonville
Fla
Rollins College
Winter Park
Wilson Gree
Helen Baker Silverthorne
L. Newton Thomas
Buckskin Council
Normen N. Powell
Remington Arms Co
William, G. Farmer
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Charles P. McCabe
McKinnon Bible School Registers 98 Children
Daily Vacation Bible School at McKinnon Presbyterian Church reports 98 children registered, ages three to 12, the largest enrollment yet. Classes run through next Friday and are open to all Tyler Mountain area youths, taught by a team of junior and beginner department teachers. Donna Jo Davis serves as school secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poca Baptist Church
L. E. Underwood
Eloise Gates
Mildred McGee
Katie Draser
Maude Good
Ona Clar
Maude Spraling
Ida Gibeant
Mesdames
I. Underwood
Louvéella
Loretta McClanahan
Underwood
Juanita
Magdalen Hawley
McKinnon Bible School
Daily Vacation Bible School
McKinnon Presbyterian Church
Tyler Mountain
B. G. Schoettker
MS. Shamblin
Carl Burnem
Wrs
Reba Selbe
Mary Priddy
Dan Mathews
Reba Selise
Lorne Shaffer
William D. Lanham
BE. A. Dickens
Evan Harrivs
Kindergarden
Ise
Donna Jo Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Railroad Association
Polans
Capitol ST
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles Steinmetz
Circle No. 1
Kenneth Jack
Charles Brown
H. Rudolph Ellis
Levi Richardson
Velmadge Harrison
E. O. Fisher
Gillispie
W. H. Gillispie
Fairlawn
A. B. Darnald
Bernard Blizzard
Dunbar Homemakers’ Club
Ethel Senflor
John Poffenbarger
iCharlotte Hallilitary School
Charlotte Hall
Bill Poffenbarger
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
John
Bill
J.F. Poffenbarger
Missy Arlene Phillips
Bridget W. Va
Jean Brown
Mrs
James Bader
South Ruffner Presbyterian Church
Kanawha Av
S. BE
Jim Keller
Princeton
Bows Jones University
Bil van Meter
J. Harold Greenlee
Wilmore
Dorothy
Dr. Greenlee
J. A. Greenlee
Rd J.cannon
Otyn
Pest
Miami
H. L. Peebles
Hh. Peebles
Typographical Union
Cnere Conor
Holley Capeteria
WVU
Coonskin
Eitarrey
E. F. Collins
R. A. Gardner
Focas
Quarriar
Medical Arts
Bere
Berer Quaurr
Creo
AEPCO
Nancy Alien
Park ST
Palm Room
Acme Refrigeration & Restaurant Equipment CO
Bonham’s Dairy, Inc
P. E. Holz & Sons CO
Sealtest Ice Cream
Sunbeam Bakeries
John Sexton Wolford Brothers
Lewis Hubbard Corp
Zain Brothers
Shamrock Foods
Frank A. Blum & Sons, Inc
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