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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1949
Page
4
Fragmented report describes tired kidneys and related sleepless nights with swelling and fatigue. Mentions Domn’s Pills as a supposed remedy and urges readers to consider products for flushing waste from the body.
Marshall County Board of Education unanimously reelected Louis R. Potts as school superintendent and Paul A. Pelmer as assistant superintendent at the meeting in Moundsville.
Huntington mayor W W Payne announced a 3.5 million dollar project to upgrade U S Route 60 with federal aid. The plan calls for eliminating grade crossings and rerouting traffic on Fifth Avenue while Third Avenue carries westbound traffic. Payne cited approval from the Federal Works Agency and quoted Gen Philip Fleming as supportive.
Summersville hosts the Buckskin Council Camporee with 200 plus scouts and leaders from Fayette and other districts attending a three day gathering. Troops listed include No 202 Lochgelly, No 200 Harvey, No 160 Boomer, No 105 Oak Hill, No 47 Cannellon, No 78 Glen Ferris, No 180 Kingston, No 4 Charleston, No 1117 Oak Hill, No 01 Mt Hope, No 115 Longacre and No 149 Fayetteville. A campfire Saturday night and Sunday church service are planned with awards presented by District Chairman John R. Moore. camporee directed by Charles McClain of Oak Hill.
Nathan Goldstein formerly of Charleston is named successor to I E Gilbert as Moskin's Credit Clothing manager. He served in the Coast Guard Reserve during the war and has ties to clothing firms in Incall Schools. His wife Rose and children Sara Rene Samuel will join him in Baltimore.
Jack Logat Hancock of Wheeling won the Cohen Drug Co scholarship for the 1948 49 school year in the College of Pharmacy at West Virginia University. The award was announced by J Lester Hayman dean of the college.
Advertises a salve hailed as a wartime discovery for itching rashes eczema and infections. Claims gentle application without alcohol and pain, touts antiseptic, pain relief and rapid results for soldiers and home use. Names Cohen Drug Whelan Liggett Scott Bros and local druggists as sellers.
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