Scouts award blue streamer honors at Budskin camporee
Nine Charleston area Boy Scout troops earned blue honor streamers at the 17th Budskin council camporee in Memorial Park Summersville. Over 500 scouts and leaders from nine counties attended the event with 38 troops and 52 patrols competing in cooking, sanitation, packcraft and spirit. Awards were given by council commissioner C. H. Gilmour and director W. W. Buck Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Budskin Council
Memorial Park
Summersville
Flavius H. Brown
Cannelton
Baptist Temple
Ruffner Memorial Presbyterian
St. Albans
Mt. Lookout
Schwamb Memorial Presbyterian
Dunbar
Nitro
C. H. Gilmour
Council
W. W. “Buck” Rogers
Charles D. Cameron
Canvass
John Fidler
Tioga
Henry G. Shires
Buckskin Council
Grocery Firms Win Multiple Building Permits for Repairs
The Lewis-Hubbard Grocery Co. secured an $8,000 repair permit from City Building Inspector Homer Johnston for Lewis and Morris St. work including window insulation. Additional permits include $6,000 for Charleston Maytag Co. elevator shaft, $6,000 for J. S. Lovell new Oakwood Rd. dwelling, and numerous smaller repairs or additions across several addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis-Hubbard Grocery Co
Homer Johnston
Lewis and Morris St
Charleston Maytag Co. Kearse Theater
Summers St
J. S. Lovell
Oakwood Ra
Joseph C. McKee, Jr
Noyes Av
S. B
Della Haywood
Washington St. E
B. L. Phillips
Delaware Av
J.C. Hill
Chandler’s Dr
35Th St
C. W. Pauber
A. BR. Nelson
Patrick St
J. W. Canfield
Red Oak St
Charleston National Bank
Bradford St
James Saunders
J. Paul Aliff
Virginia St. E
George Shunnis
Sunset Dr
W. A. Reese
Quartier St
J. H. Simms
Lewis St
Charles E. Hurt
BE. C. White
Washington St. W
Don Catalene
Capital St
Entire Dayton Estate Left to Ruth Woods Dayton
The late Arthur S. Dayton a Charleston attorney died May 21 and left his entire estate to his widow Ruth Woods Dayton who was named executrix without bond. The will probated by the county court named C E Early A P Hudson and C W Van Fetten as appraisers. The estate includes a collection of first editions paintings and other works of art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Dayton
Charleston
Ruth Woods Dayton
Dayton
Ambassador Apartments
C. E. Early
A. P. Hudson
C. W. van Fetten
Charleston Were Named Appraisers By the Court. Mr. Dayton
Mil
Guitar Theft Leads Parade of Lootings
City police investigated a weekend wave of minor thefts including burglaries and auto ransackings. The report lists items stolen from several residents such as a guitar and case worth 125 dollars, a radio 15 dollars, a 40 dollar wristwatch, a ventilator window damage with a stolen raincoat, a 25 dollar child’s bike, and a purse with 17 dollars and receipts. Other incidents included a shop theft and a broken apartment break in with valuables missing, plus a 5 dollar stepladder stolen from a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kelly
Washington St. i. W
Mildred Williams
Kagan St
F. R. Clarkson
28Th St
Kanawha Blvd
Bertha Perry
Lee St
C. A. Rothrock
Sherwood Apts
Roy Powers
Beauregard St
Casserole of Dried Beef with Noodles
A kitchen recipe for a dried beef and noodle bake with white sauce cheese and celery salt. Step by step directions cover boiling noodles frying beef mixing sauce and baking until hot. Serves six with notes on ahead preparation for quick serving.
Two Men Put On Probation for Petit Larceny
Two defendants were placed on probation by Intermediate Judge Cyrus W Hal for petit larceny. L D George 28 of Hernshaw received three years and Roy Leon Walker 18 of 401 Swinburne Drive two years. The defendant’s case was part of a broader criminal docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus W. Hal
L. D. George
Hernshaw
Roy Leon Walker
Swinburne Dr
Boy, 4, Dies After Car Hit Him in Layland
Beckley reports the death of Jackie Ross a four year old boy son of Mr and Mrs Feora Ross of Layland Fayette County. He died in a hospital here yesterday from injuries deemed caused by being struck by an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
L Jackie Ross
Feora Ross
Layland
Fayette County
Fire Breach Awn In Holley Hotel Fifth Floor
Firemen from Central station answered a 2 11 p m alarm at the Holley hotel 1008 Quartier Street to a blaze on the fifth floor awning. The flames were being fought as crews worked to contain the fire.
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Cigaret
Holley Hotel
Central Station
Quartier St
Gambling Operators Trial Continued in Municipal Court
The trial of Wilmer Woodson and Robert Mobley for operating a gambling house at 521 Court St. was continued until Wednesday, June 16, in municipal court after a city police raid. Both men, from 705 Court St. and 915 Young St., were booked at police headquarters. Capt. O. E. Boggess testified the blaze caused $15 in damage, started by a cigarette.
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Court St
Municipal Court
Seven Charged With Gaming and Vagrancy Raids Continue
Seven persons charged with gaming and three booked on drunk vagrancy and loitering remained in custody as the case continued until June. Acting Municipal Judge Chesley Williams imposed fines on 34 arrested on vagrancy and loitering during raids at two other establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesley Williams
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Charleston Gazette
Pearl Burford
Burford
Kellogg's
Cape Cod
Allbran
America
U.S
Parker Jewelers
Capitol ST
E. F. Collins
Guerrier St Fleet M
Moore's
Wtech
Meore's
Capital Street
P.O
Charleston Federal Savings and Loan Association
W. Va
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Cas
Tone
William Shakespeare
Sir Walter Scott
Mark Twain
Rudyard Kipling
Golden Choice
Joseph
FINCK
Sthemley
Pal
Sen
Howard Camp
Cohen Drug CO
Corner
Jem
Liberal
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