Store Cooking School Opens at The Diamond
The Diamond hosted a three day cooking school opening led by Miss Thelma B. Hyland of Rochester. Hyland demonstrated summer recipes using products from Charmee Mills One Tour Lewis Hubbard Conquest Purity Baking Snowdrift Hoosier Kitchen Chambers Majestic and others. Revived by afternoon sessions and daily prizes, the event aims to educate Charleston housewives on practical preparations for summer meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma B. Byland
Rochester
Cme
Hyland
Charleston
Charmee Mills
One Tour
Lewis Hubbard and Company
Conquest Coffee
Ulney Dairy Company
Goldtm Guernsey
Varlan Grocery Company
Ments
Purity Baking Company
Hoosier
Diamond
Chambers’ Gas
Majestic Electric
Union Mission Camp To Be Opened Sunday
The Union Mission camp will be formally opened Sunday with a band concert by Lane and Anderson post 297 Veterans of Foreign Wars at 2:30 PM directed by Frank Pultz. Children from the mission nursery move to the camp today as the facility is repainted after three weeks of improvements. A 3800 gallon reservoir will supply a drinking fountain, and the swimming pool is being cleaned for opening late this week or early next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unian Mission
Lane &, Anderson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Prank Pultz
Mission Nursery
Special Committee Probes Kit Prices for Conservation Corps
A Senate military committee set up to determine if BeVier and Co of New York overcharged the government for toilet kits for conservation corps workers. The panel, including Senators Sheppard Logan Carey, will compare wholesale and retail prices. Richard B. BeVier claims the kit was offered ten percent cheaper than nationally advertised brands available through the Army Quartermaster Corps on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
BeVier and Company of
New York
Conservation Corps
Senate Military Committee
Sheppard
Tex
Logan
D. By
Carey
Richard B. Be
H In
Army
Veteran Motor Chief Retires From Connecticut Post
Robbins B. Stockel, Connecticut traffic chief who drafted many ordinances now in use, retired June 1 amid political change. Yale associate professor and highway research expert, he helped shape safety programs and enacted the first workable gasoline tax. His laws influenced the Hoover code. Stockel may join Yale in a closer role, though he would not confirm the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kartford
Conn
Robbins B. Stockel
Connecticut
Stockel
Yale
Department of Motor Values
Clarksburg Man Named by Odd Fellows Grand Patriarch
Clarksburg dissipates leadership as Worthy Reed of Eumenta encampment rises to grand patriarch of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at the state lodge meeting. Reed, a veteran railroad engineer, succeeds Theodore Shocaney of Wheeling as head. Next convention slated for June 1934 at Pull Spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Worthy Reed
Eumenta
The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Reed
Theodore Shocaney
Wheeling
Flower Show Shines At Lewisburg Woman's Club Event
Lewisburg Flower show held in community house attracted many visitors, with Mrs. John J. Echols as garden department chair. Judges awarded prizes for roses, peonies, iris, delphinium, carnations, lilies and more, naming numerous winners including Miss Anna Laing and Mrs. C. S. Dice. Out-of-town guests attended, while cars in Germany outnumber last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
J. A. Les
F. B. Nickels
Anna Laing
John Young
C. EB. McLaughlin
Paul Flemmings
John Echols
C. S. Dice
E. W W. Bnight
Minnie Worsham
el. B. Moore
M. R. P. Bell
J. R. Jenking
Greybill
Moore
W. G. Tatscott
Scott Hamilton
John Ford
Minature Rock Garden
RB. HK. Hock
Waller Hardy
John Oans
H. B. Grayhill
John Laing
John Esholes
3. M. Austin
Kate
Virginia Shileds
Frankford
Blake
Lee
Mra
Ronceverte
H. OL. Kirkpatrick
G. 2. Leach
Quinwood
Pauline Groves
Roanoke
John Stump
Mildred Vaughn
T. He JG Anson
Dixon
White Sulphur
Frank Mason
W. F. Nawton
Germany
Kanawha College Faculty Named and Reelects Leader
Dr L 5 McDaniel was reelected president by the Kanawha College board of trustees. Leslie Davis of Arcadia Ind was appointed to teach geography while Walter Smith and Dr Hugh Thompson will join the geology staff. L T Tustin to teach health. the next term's faculty to be announced. Quarters in the Wrearly building were approved. Attending were Rev A B Leamer Dr R H Merriwell Garnett Thompson and W B Mee Cornell Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 5. McDaniel
Kanawha College
Leslie Davis
Arcadia
Ind
North America
Davis
Earl F. Brown
Marshall College
Indiana University
University of Chicago
Walter Smith
Charleston
Hugh Thompson
J. M. Moore
L. T.tustin
Tustin
Peabody College
Nashville
McDaniel
Wrearly
George E. Price
City Library Commission
A. B. Leamer
R. H. Merriwell
Garnett Thompson
W. B. Mee Cornell
State Finding Titles Clouded in Pennsylvania
SARRISBURG June 7 UP Approximately 3 218 146 acres of Pennsylvania land remain unpatented on the books of the Commonwealth These sites cover 18 688 tracts about 12 percent of all titles granted since statehood Originally the commonwealth held six lands and patents were issued when disposed to individuals A warrant to survey was often misread as a patent leaving many titles unclear and land purchases made without clear titles The survey records show about 13 percent of Pennsylvania territory remains unpatented across every county Also notes Italy has 1 328 miles of electrified railway lines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Philip H. Dowsy
Land Bureau
Dewey
Italy
River Cities Flood Control Plan Debated in Gallipolis
Conference of 14 city representatives from Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky discussed creating a federation of district flood control groups stretching from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati. Dave Warner of the Ohio State Water Conservation Board urged a concrete move toward a comprehensive water conservation program for the upper Ohio River and its tributaries.
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Gallipolis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Marietta
Parkersburg
Ravenswood
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Middleport
Huntington
Ironton
Manchester
Ripley
New Richmond
Augusta
Maysville
Dave Warner
State Water Conservation Board of Ohio
Ohio River
Record pace at Strasbourg train run mocks world strength event
Report states a 14 million per hour epoch was reached during a training run of nine new rail motors near Strasbourg. In Vienna, Austria, athletes in training costumes served as honorary pallbearers at the funeral of Earl Swoboda, hailed as the world’s strongest man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasbourg
France
Earl Swoboda
Vienna
Austria
West Virginia Mother Happy With Indian River Tonic
Mrs. D. G. Dey of Powellton West Virginia reports Scalt's Indian River Tonic as a blessing in her home. She describes relief from biliousness dizziness poor appetite and side and back pains. Her six month old baby Jimmy improved in health as she started the tonic. She urges weakly mothers to try the medicine. Sold by leading stores and by New Scalt Medicine Co. Harlan Kentucky. Price one dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Dey
Powellton
W. Va
Scalf
Jimmy
Scatt
Scalt
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Lowestoft
England
Carl Bens
Metor
Mannheim
America
Accident and Health Insurance Company
North American Accident Insurance Company
Kanawha
Union Mission
Belgium
Greenland
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Maiten
Mass
Odd Fellows
Europe
Stely Hes
Lamb
Virginia St
Dial
Pou
Woman’s Club
Dr. L. 8. McDaniel
Schalfs
E. L. Martin
Isna Wie
Homie
8. D. Grill
B. D
Capitol
Thelma B. Hyland
Cooking
Conquest Brands
Conquest Brand
Lewis Hubbard & Co
Cherleston, W. Va
Jpagne
Advantexeaus
Continental Pure Products Co
Broadway
American Radiator Company
Second Ave
Pittsburgh, Pa
Jimmy Oxley
S. Spencer Moore Co
Caglict
Miss Hyland
Diamond Cooking School
United Fuel Gas Co
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