Youngest graduate tolled as Davis and Elkins honors class
Elkins Davis and Elkins College awarded 89 degrees during the 34th commencement. Albert Levy, 18, was praised as the youngest graduate and spoke seven languages after arriving from Berlin. Dr James E Allen, former Davis Elkins president, traced institutional growth since 1910. Honoraries went to Bauer Currie and Orr. Alumni elected Dewey Fleming president.
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Allen
George Frank Bauer
Sistersville
Armand L. Currie
Huntington
Harvey E. Orr
Rich
Get Up Nights Help for Bladder Irritation Review
Ad presents a remedy formula using cubeb and copaiba to reduce constant irritation and dribbling. Claims relief from urinary issues with a product named Getes atirtare, suggesting a targeted foray into bladder discomfort treatment.
Slaying Suspect Held at Harding After Decade Old Case
Elkins June 8 A 40 year old man Joe Zavarelli was taken into custody at his Harding home charged with killing Dominic Scovonia and wounding a second man during a Cambridge gambling game ten years ago. J O Loughlin Beaver county detectives said Zavarelli admitted being at the scene but denied the killing. He had worked for a Harding merchant for five years.
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Elkins
Cambridge
Joe Zavarelli
Harding
J. O'Loughlin
Beaver County
Zavorelli
Dominic Scovonia
O'Laughblin
Rellins
Parents Rush Home as Son's Body Is Found
Sutton June 8 Mr and Mrs J B Marple rushed home after their daughter graduated from the University of Richmond to learn the body of their son David Marple had been recovered from Elk river. The twenty year old drowned last night when his automobile struck a pole and went into the river. The body was found near the accident scene. His sister Novena just completed the University of Richmond dentistry school as the only girl in her class.
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Sutton
J. B. Marple
University of Richmond
Elk River
David Marple
Novena
University of Richmond Dentistry School
Corner on West Side To Be Widened by City
The city will widen a busy corner at Bigley avenue and Pine street by taking over a triangular plot Standard Oil quit claimed this week. A traffic light is contemplated and the West Side traffic will be greatly facilitated, Mayor Dawson said. The Standard Oil property extends to the New York Central right of way.
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Bigley Avenue
Pine Street
Standard Oil Company
Dawson
Standard Oil
New York Central
Fertilizer Men Reelect Officers at Annual Meeting
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS June 8 The National Fertilizer association reelected President W T Wright of Norfolk Va and other executives. Two new directors F J Woods of Tampa and Joh B Dye of Fort Lauderdale were added. Brand urged action on soil nutrient loss and praised soil science while criticizing TVA intrusion into the fertilizer field.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. T. Wright
Norfolk
National Fertilizer Association
F. J. Woods
Tampa
Fla
Joh B. Dye
Fort Lauderdale
H. 5. Parsons
New York
Charles J. Brand
Washington
Treaser
Brand
China
U.S. Archiculture Department
Piano Recital By Mrs Hamric’s Pupils In Stuart Street
Piano pupils of Mrs. John Hamric presented a recital at the home of Mrs. Nile G Stadler on Stuart Street. Performers included Louise Stadler Janet Childress John Myron Hamric Frank Hamric and Mrs Stadler.
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John Hamric
Nile G. Stadler
Stuart Street
Louise Stadler
Janet Childress
John Myron Hamric
Frank Hamric
Stadier
Florence Lambert
Second Avenue
Almeda Rumbaugh
Louise Smith
Betty Reveal
Betty Long
Betty Nell Barrett
Joan Jarrett
Clarence Jones
Barbara Jones
Ann Tardy
Margaret Bryan
Janice Bryan
Emma Jean Simpson
Betty Rumbaugh
Marritta Casey
South Charleston club events delayed and meetings held
Miss Georgette Schmidt hosted the Little Dutch club at her Ruffner Avenue home with a June swimming party postponed to July. An invitational dance was planned for June 25 and the July meeting will be at Mrs. L. H. Seaton's Central Avenue home. Numerous members attended, with sponsors elected for the junior department of the South Charleston Woman's Club and a book review on The Citadel presented by Mrs. Samuel Hill. The community calendar lists church youth activities, family gatherings, and mission society officers elected for the First Methodist Episcopal church.
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Georgette Schmidt
Little Dutch Club
Ruffner Avenue
L. H. Seaton
Central Avenue
J. F. Wheeler
John Donally
Donald M. Uhl
Steven Johnson
Charles Donally
H. G. Herbald
Goodwin
South Charleston Woman’s Club
W. J. Goodwin
O. L. Watson
Fairmont
Samuel Conker
the Citadel
Samuel Hill
J. A. Allen
R. A. Bondurant
J. L. Foreman
Gordon Gluesenkamp
Hilton Roll
C. W. Spessard
Thomas Turner
Thorne Johnson
R. E. Pence
Richard Ayers
F. F
First Presbyterian Church
T. C. Martin
H. J. Burbnette
S. J. McLellan
Maxine Mission
Mr. Spessard
C. A. Blaine
F. M. Ryburn
Circle No. 2
W. S. Woodrow
W. H. McFadden
C. W. Duerr
W.G Moore
Jack Burtnett
W. W. Mowry
J. G. Winesett
C. E. Perkins
E. L. Engle
R. E B. McKenzie
J. R. Bagby
The
Mission Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church
R. O. O'Dell
A. G. Barlow
H. B. Crawford
E. L. Poff
E. C. Smith
C. K. Stover
J. O. Jarvis
Russell Smith
A. W. Roman
T. W. Hayes
R. H. Rockwell
Hayes
Jarvis
Jess Grinstead
Derrick
Ollie Gaynor
Ester Garten
Nolan Samson
G. B. Miller
Dwelling and service station permits issued yesterday
William Jones received a permit to erect a 2200 dollar frame dwelling at 1414 Seventh Avenue and J P Maloney was approved to build a 1800 dollar service station at 1724 Bigley Avenue in the office of Inspector George B Hendricks. Meanwhile British Malaya reports no income or personal property tax and a large surplus driven mainly by export duties on tin and rubber shipped to U S industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Seventh Avenue
J. P. Maloney
Bigley Avenue
George B. Hendricks
British
Malaya
United States
High Freight Rates On Soft Coal Claimed
Washington June 8 A statement by John Carson son of su mece counsel for the bituminous coal commission claims that freight rates on Pocahontas coal to tide water Virginia reflect what traffic will bear He filed a brief with the interstate commerce commission supporting southern Virginia and eastern Kentucky producers seeking rate reductions to Hamp ton Roads for shipment by ship to New England and Atlantic coast points Carson says operating costs plus a 54 percent return on investment suggest rates are about 80 cents below current levels.
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Washington
Pocahontas Fields
Tidewater Virginia
John Carson
Sonsumece
Bituminous Coal Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
Kentucky
Hampton Roads
New England
Atlantic Coast
Carson
Tidewater
Lodge entertains Pocahontas Redwing ladies at home
Mesdames Harry F Martin and 5 5 White hosted Pocahontas Redwing lodge members at their residence. Also present were Mesdames J W Penix Herbert Sampson Austin Faine G E Hailey Fred Bladks ford Jr Myrtle Parrish James A Hailey Miss Ruth Dent R C Mitchell James Martin and Fred Blackford Jr.
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Mesdames
Harry F. Martin
White
J. W. Siders
Pocahontas Redwing Lodge
J. W. Penix
Herbert Sampson
Austin Faine
G. E. Hailey
Fred Bladksford
Myrtle Parrish
James A. Hailey
Ruth Dent
R. C. Mitchell
James Martin
Fred Blackford, Jr
Cablish Funeral Set For Today
Funeral services for John F. Cablish will be held at 3 p m today at Barlow mortuary. The Charleston businessman and Cablish Brothers founder died Tuesday night after pneumonia. Burial is at Sunset Memorial park. He was born in Aberdeen Ohio in 1872 and moved to Charleston in 1898. He helped found Cablish Brothers in 1908 and left the firm in 1936. Since 1937 he worked in clerical posts with Kanawha county public assistance. He is survived by his widow Georgia Bedell Cablish, three daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow Mortuary
Charleston
Cablish Brothers, Inc. Wholesale Bakers
Joe B. Overmyer
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cablish
Ernest Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Sunset Memorial Park
Ohio
Aberdeen
Rudolph Swartze
J. Earl Ziegier
Frederick
Cablish Family as Misses Emma Mena Marie Cabllahy and Siblings
The Cablish siblings include Emma Mena and Marie Cabllahy as Misses, with brothers Charles C Cablish and William A Cablish listed among the family. The OCR reads as a genealogical note detailing names and relations.
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Jefferson District Farm Woman's Club
A. L. Thomas
First Baptist Church
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George Sinclair
Richard Zimmerman
Armor Park
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Ruth Doney
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Harriet Wingfield
Lois Moore
Betty Jo McMillion
Joe Londree
John McClung
Robert Hamer
John Horner
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