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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
3
Two men were remanded to Kanawha county jail after a hearing before a United States commissioner. Jess Care pleaded guilty to counterfeiting involving a scheme tied to Monmouth area. The men face additional court actions next week.
The seventeenth annual First Aid meeting of the New River Company at Mount Hope features a parade at Scarbro ball park and an opening address by C W Dillon of Fayetteville. Events include obstacle race and bar race for boys, a coin finding contest, and a drinking contest with cash prizes, followed by band performances by New River and Oak Fuel bands. The event is open to the public with spectator accommodations.
Three hundred 4-H members and leaders gathered at Jacksons Mill for a training camp opening session. Nat T. Frame, former state university agricultural extension director, addressed the group before volunteers from CCC areas and counties across the region. The camp aims to qualify leaders for broader wartime service and agricultural duties.
Engineer Klussstein seeks permit to construct a sewer outlet and Readwall in the Kanawha River near Spring Hill about 6800 feet below Lock No 6. Interested parties may file objections with the Huntington engineer’s office by noon June 14. Application filed by George H. United States.
William H McCormick died yesterday at his daughter Mrs Jade Sauls home in Sed Lingolr county after a fall from the porch. He was a 50 year member of Beachie Grove Baptist church. Surviving are his children Mrs Saul Mrs Emma Loftis Winfield McCormick Warren McCormick Harold McCormick Lessie Kin Troy McCormick two brothers and a sister and 53 grandchildren. The body was taken to Mrs Sauls home yesterday afternoon. Funeral at two this afternoon at John Midkitt cemetery Sed with Rev Fred Black and Rev S O Dunlap officiating.
Leo Vincillio of Beckley will serve three times as class president at Virginia Polytechnic Institute for the first time in the school’s history. A civil engineering student and cadet corps leader, he also serves as wing committee chairman treasurer, holds top scholastic ratings, and excels in athletics. He graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School Beckley and Greenbrier Military School Lewisburg.
Mrs. Plarence Lambert presents her piano pupils in a summer recital at eight o'clock Friday night at the South Charleston Woman's Club on Seventh avenue. Assisted by violinist Miss Betty Rumbaugh, student of Richmond Houston, and pianist Mrs. Edith Dehainant. Pupils include Miss Geraldine Derrick, Miss Davis Aldrich, Miss Betty Jean Long, Louise Smith, Miss Betty Connelly Reveal, Alma Jean Hayes, Warren Means, Tah Runion, Paul Ray Lambert, Ruth Ru Mary Tres.
A charter was granted yesterday by the secretary of state to Harwood Inc of Clarksburg. Incorporators include James Cruise and George Waly, with an authorized capital of 1,000 shares of par value stock.
The Ward Four H club held a swimming party at the Kanawha Four H pool Saturday with members including Ruthine Bird Wilma Walk Kenny Bland Florence Page Lucille Settle Ww Ham Eaey Julius Demisen Ham Tucker Henry Keeley Hares Lre Crawder Ako Travan Francis Ramsey Shelby Ramsey Harold Pout John Hamm William Crowder Roy O Daniels John Turner and Sallie Turner present. Several Moving street residents were arraigned before United States Commissioner A V Fitzwater on charges of transportation removal and concealment of five gallons of tax unpaid liquor, released on temporary bonds of 500 each. Japan reports 127 cities housing 92.7 percent of the population.
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