West Virginia AP meeting to host Stewart and Bubnelle
Speakers set for the West Virginia Associated Press spring meeting include President Irvin Stewart of West Virginia University and Robert Bubnelle of New York. Gov. Patteson accepted the invitation to attend the semi annual AP dinner at the Daniel Boone hotel in Welch. W. B. Keyser indicated a large attendance and will host at the event with a Q&A session following Stewart and Bubnelle remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Stewart
West Virginia University
Robert Bubnelle
New York
West Virginia
Associated Press
Patteson
W. B. Keyser
Welch
Daniel Boone Hotel
Keyser
Bunnelle
London
Ottawa
AF Meeting Sets Yearly AP Report Review
The committee chairs finalize plans to study the AP report at the state level and compile a year in review. C J McQuade, telegraph editor of the Beckley Raleigh Register, will submit the summary of activities. Discussion includes questions on news and photo operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. (Needy) McQuade
Telegraph
Beckley Raleigh Register
Catholic Daughters Celebrate 80th Anniversary Court Sante Maris 377
Catholic Daughters of America Court Sante Maris No. 377 marked its 80th anniversary at a dinner in the Kanawha Hotel with toastmistress Miss Eliza Ann Rowe. A program featured The Three Coquettes and pianists Mrs. Roberta Rynd, Plovanich and Mrs. Edward Galligan. Rt. Rev. Monsignor William J. Lee gave the principal address along with other clergy and state officials. More than six members attended and new members listed include Virginia Groves, Julia Trapaso, Blanche Barry, Mary Moses, Louise Corn, Mildred Chaffin, Esta Thompson, Helen Coffey, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Sante Maris
Catholic Daughters of America
Kanawha Hotel
Eliza Ann Rowe
the Three Coquettes
Roberta Rynd
Plovanich
Edward Galligan
Ray
William J. Lee
Wheeling
Marriage Applications Listed With Several Couples
A list shows multiple marriage applications including Malvin Ogrin aged 38 and Gloria Vignal aged 28 in Read and several others such as William Calboun 2 and Maxine Halsted 21 and Betty Robbson 18 with scattered city and state notes. Names and ages appear with fragmented addresses and locales in a district notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvin Ogrin
Virginie
Gloria Vignal
Cadiforna
Lee Martin
Ethel May O'Daniels
Read
Willian
Calboun
Maxine Mag Halsted
Whoraing
Ban O
Nobley
Betty C. Robb-son
Kata P! Cuhbar
Ray Bend
Ward
Chaylotte
Mrceline Johnson
Bughesa
Bank Exhibits Cited to Court In Lias Trial
Federal court testimony in the William G. Lias income tax evasion case covered modifications of cashiers checks and a $75,000 check used to buy the Firestone Building in Pittsburgh. The trial addresses more than $1,000,000 in taxes, interest, and penalties for 1942 to 1946. The defense objected to cross examination limits on income questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
William G. Lias
Wheeling
Lias
Charles J. Margiotti
Eias
U.S
Firestone Bldg
Pittsburgh
Fall From High Porch Injures Walton Man
Quentin Robinson 27 of Walton Roane County was hospitalized after a fall from a high porch at his home. He sustained a possible spinal injury and remained under care at General Hospital after observation. Five-year-old Gordon Woodyard of Fort Hill suffered a facial laceration when struck by a playmate’s stick at St Francis Hospital. Janet Johnson 7 of 212 Daniel Boone Drive cut her left hand and received emergency treatment at St Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Robinson
Walton
Roane County
Charleston
General Hospital
Gordon Woodyard
Fort Hill
St. Francis Hospital
Janet Johnson
Daniel Boone
St. Francis
Robinson
Local Man Sues York Corp for 50000 Damages
Paul H. Ely of Charleston files in circuit court against York Corp an air conditioning company claims 50000 damages for serious internal injuries after a heavy machine part toppled on him at the Kearse theater last September. He alleges unsafe working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis
Paul H. Ely
Charleston
York ‘Corp
Ely
Kearse Theater
Monkey Jojo’s Free Roam Spooks South Hills Residents
Jojo the African green monkey escapes from Mrs. R C Johnson of Woodlands Terrace, South Side, by breaking a clothesline chain. The 25 pound pet roams the hills, peeking into windows, chattering at people, and even causing a dog to flee after leaping onto its back. Neighbors grow resentful but Johnson asks readers to call 6522¢ if they spot him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jojo
R. C. Johmson
Woodlands Terrace
South Side
Johnsons
South Hills
Faith at Work themed Kanawha Valley convention
The Kanawha Valley Christian Education convention meets at Chelyan Baptist Church with Rev. Asa B. Harrid Jr of Parkersburg as a main speaker. Morning session includes address by President Earl A. Goodall, with Dr. John W. Elliott Alderson-Broaddus College and several state directors among the participants. Afternoon features singing and official reports, with officer discussions on children and adult church work. adjournment at 4 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Valley Christian Education Convention
A. m
Chelyan Baptist Church
Asa B. Harrid, Jr
Parkersburg
Christian Education
Theie
Earl A. Goodall
John W. Elliott
Alderson-Broaddus College
Philippi
W. F. Adams
South Charleston
Roscoe Keeney, Jr
Lon Given
Gharlestor
Mmigsionary
Hev. M. Parker Burroughs
Morgantown
Organiza*tion
Goodall
Nottingham Named License Supervisor in State Tax Department
Herbert H. Nottingham of Grenville is appointed supervisor of the state license and cigarette tax division in the State Tax Department. He fills the vacancy after Walter R. Mitchell’s resignation. Nottingham has served as supervisor of audits and the consumers sales tax division and inventory officer since 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Nottingham
Grenville
State Tax Department
C. H.koontz
Sid Nottingham
Walter R. Mitchell
J. Nottingham
Consumers
Aos
Jime
Workmen's Compensation Department
Nottingham
Grenville State College
West Virginia University
Motorcycle crash kills teen and injures rider
Loren Oldfield fifteen of Moundsville died yesterday when his cycle struck an automobile. Joseph Tentinant nineteen also of Moundsville was injured with an un fractured leg and other injuries. State Police Corporal F D Roberts said the accident happened on U S Route 250 near Glendale as Tentinant tried to pass a car driven by Grady Donald Carter thirty one of Wheeling and struck the rear of the Carter vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Oldfield
Moundsvilly
Joseph Tetinant
Moundsville
Glendale
F. D. Roberts
Tennant
Grady Donald Carter
Wheeling
Carter
Electrocution Leads to $10,000 Damage Suit in Federal Court
Edward Dangerfield is plaintiff in a district court action seeking $10,000 against Frank W. and Louise Pepper doing business as Peppers At State Shows. Carmel Dangerfield, 31, died after an electrocution while employed by the Pepper carnival here two years ago, alleged as negligence by the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriott Dangerfield
Cedar Grove
Frank W
Louise Pepper
Edward Dangerfield
Carmel Dangerfield
Peppers
Travelers Aid Group Names Six Directors
Six new directors were named in a Monday meeting of the Charleston Travelers Aid Society at the Kadewha county public library. Named individuals include Mrs. 3. H. Van Deventer municipal judge Frank T. Lifton H. Peirce Brawner Fred C. Alley Ernest G. Curry and Payne Brown. Virginia Chafin executive secretary gave a report and John W. Hesh aboard member reported on the regional conference at Williamsberg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Travelers Aid Society
Kadewha County
3. H. van Deventer
Frank T. Lifton
H. Peirce Brawner
Fred C. Alley
Ernest G. Curry
Payne Brown
Virginia Chafin
John W. Hesh
Will Hamsberg
Property Transfers Amid Fragmented Listings Across Districts
A garbled OCR listing transfers names buyers and parcels across Washington Jefferson Fayette and surrounding districts. Entries include Hagerman Husgant Walker Fraley Boghes Kelly and others with multiple parcels described by block and subdivision terms, indicating a broad property transfer record with many partial descriptions and missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busle & Este Toe Junie May Hagerman
Husgant
Marmet
Thersty
Mermer
Roy West
Hettie J. Bauert
Acre
Washington Dist
Lind Walker
Bouert Ll.walker
Jettarson
Jesse
Daris
Monte Fraley
Pari Adan
Jefferson
Lecter
Syndicate Park
Shawne Realty Co
Tatev
Willie Pergirs
Black A
Meek
Horch Charleston
Securities and Discount Co
Harold
Lamp
Kelly
Estelle Kelly
Ics
Ata
Glenwood Belgiis Agar
Byersple & Rae
Josepi Fe
Bjork
W. LiPattan
Clendenin
Tess
Lewin
Aree
Pipe Break Injures Two Workers Near Clendenin
Two Roy L. Smith Construction Co. workers were injured when a heavy pipe section broke loose and pinned them near Clendenin. Henry Hively, 24, was in serious condition at Kanawha Valley Hospital with possible internal injuries. James Collins, 24, sustained lesser injuries and was listed as in good condition. The accident occurred around 41 p.m. while laying a new gas line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenin
Henry Hively
Kanawhe Valley Hospital
James Collins
Roy L. Smith Construction Co
League to Decide On Funds Source
Representatives of the West Virginia League of Municipalities met to decide how cities may regain money lost after a Supreme Court ruling on sharing state alcohol profits. The plan will be presented at the district conference in Huntington this weekend, though no action is guaranteed at the meeting. Mayor Andrewa attended the five hour session yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia League of Municipalities
Supreme Court
Huntington
Pat Maloney
Maloney
Andrewa
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