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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1937

Page

13

Coin Machines Held Subject to State Tax

The attorney general advised the tax department that coin vending machines and parcel lockers are subject to the state license tax. Justice Meadows said these devices fall under the code sections for slot machines that do not violate gambling law. The opinion also states county courts are not required to provide offices for justices of the peace in districts with a courthouse.

Attorney General's Office Tax Department Clarence W. Meadows Meadows

Commonwealth Coal Co Granted Charter In West Virginia

Prosecutor Walter R. Cratton Jr of Wood County records a charter for the Commonwealth Coal Co a half million dollar firm with headquarters in Fairmont and planned operations at Parkersburg Hunter McCintic stated he acted for Sherman B Randall of Columbus the charter lists assets at 1000 and seeks authorization to issue 100000 shares of common stock at a 5 par value Berlin notes 14 percent more motorcycles than last year.

Fairmont Hunter McCintic Sherman B. Randall Columbus Parkersburg

News of West Virginia Told Briefly

Brief West Virginia items reported by AP include Salem college safe robbed of over 600 dollars with a 1000 dollar bond left untouched, a miner fatally injured near Welch, and Clarksburg Elks elect Harry Hull as exalted ruler. Also ordained is Minister No well Hauge Cochrane at Wheeling, Morgantown names Dr F T Scanlon chief of staff, Suncrest suburban incorporation approved, a cash register jimmied in Beckley with 34.35 missing, and officials to be feted at The Crest sanitarium on June 19. Parole board ends study of prison inmates’ pardons and paroles in Moundsville.

Parole Board Moundsville State Parole Board Goy, Holt

State auto deaths climb to 176 in five months of 1997

The highway safety bureau reported 176 highway fatalities in the first five months of 1997. Kanawha county led with 19 deaths, Raleigh county followed with 13, and Legat and Cabell each had one. Huntington topped cities with 11 and Charleston had five. The bureau also cited 503 deaths in 1930.

Highway Safety Bureau Kanawha County Raleigh County Legat Cabell Huntington Charleston The Highway Bureau

Federal Grant Policy Ends 45 Percent Share

PWA will not accept new applications for projects based on a 45 percent federal grant. State administrator M. L. O Neale says Washington instructs that applicants must be prepared to cover full project costs. Under the new rule the government will reimburse sponsors periodically for certified expenditures plus 11 percent.

PWA M. L. O'Neale Washington Neale

Hetzel Announces Fast Plane Schedules to Major Cities

C H Hetzel district traffic manager announced new fast schedules on Pennsylvania Central Airlines. Charleston departures at 4 20 P M EST reach Pittsburgh 5 55 P M Akron 6 55 P M Cleveland 7 15 P M Detroit 8 06 P M. Return flights depart Detroit at 9 00 P M Cleveland 6 00 A M Akron 8 20 A M Pittsburgh 2 19 A M arriving Wertz field at 10 43 A M.

Akron Cleveland Detroit Pennsylvania- Central Airlines C. H. Hetzel Charleston Pittsburgh Tho N.m A. m Wertz Field

Roth Quits WPA Post Succeeds by Herald

Robert F. Roth former WPA district director for the fourth district resigns to join the National Bituminous Coal Commission as staff representative. A C Herald of Sutton is named successor and will combine duties as supervisor of labor relations in the Parkersburg district a role he has held since the Works program began.

Robert F. Roth Works Progress Administration National Bituminous Coal Commission Line A. C. Herald Sutton Ratherold Parkersburg

Counties and Cities to Get $132,580 From State

State auditor totals delinquent land redemption collections at $132,580 with $122,580.75 to be distributed to counties and municipalities. Assistant Auditor Gleveland M. Bailey said checks would go out to almost every county and the brief notes about June.

Counnties Gleveland M. Bailey T eHics

Notable names roam Paris and New York in eclectic banter

Day by Day Windsor recalls incognito rounds of Paris with Jed Kiley and playful quips about public figures. It mentions Duke of Kent cuff links, John McCormack’s fortune from singing, Lowell Thomas’s timely arrivals, Victor Moore’s wealth, and Noel Coward naming Alexander Woollcott as a close American friend amid bustling city crowds.

Duke of Kent John McCormack Sumner Lowell Thomas Victor Moore America Noel Coward Alexander Woollcott

Program Presented At Philathea Meeting

Members of the Philathea Bible class of Calvary Baptist church met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Charles B. Young in Edgewood. Several members contributed to the program and a long list of attendees is named.

Philathea Bible Calvary Baptist Church Charles B. Young Jn Edgewood 0. L. Parsons Edythe Hill Helen Dawson J. D. King D W. Taylor D. B. Dawson John Hoy A. A. Amick Glenn Thompson W. H. Belsches 1 Parsons Blanche Martin Lorena Jean Pi Charles Blaine Young

Junior Mission Group Holds Weiner Roast

The junior missionary society of the South Charleston Darlington M. E. church held a weiner roast Monday night. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lute, Mrs. C. D. Gentry, Mrs. Robert Baber, Mrs. H. Goff, Mrs. T. K. Perry, and numerous young members such as Henry Ann Lute, Betty Humphreys, Ruth O’Neill, Margaret Donnally, Wilma Stanfield, Joan Goff, Irene Goff, Marjorie Bailey, Reba Bailey, Kathleen Baber, Robert Goff, James Baber, Robert Baber, and C. A. Walters Jr.

Junior Missionary Society of the South Charleston Darlington M. E. Church South J. M. Lute C.D. Gentry Robert Baber H. Goff T. K. Perry Henry Ann Lute Betty Humphreys Ruth O'Neill Margaret Donnally Wilma Stanfield Joan Goff Irene Goff Marjorie Bailey Reba Bailey Kathleen Baber Robert

South Hills Cub Pack Receives Instructions

Parents of the South Hills Cub pack of the Boy Scouts met Tuesday night at St Mathews church to instruct the boys in bobcnt requirements and acquaint them with nack officers. M Birney Wright is cubmaster. The committee includes Samuel W Neff the Rev George W Shirley Sydney B Barton E E Watson and C W Breed.

South Hills Boy Scouts St. Mathews Church M. Birney Wright Samuel W. Neff George W. Shirley Sydney B. Barton E. Watson C. W. Breed

Inheritance Tax Paid on Laughlin Estate

A check for 74,305.28 arrived at the Inheritance division of the state tax department. It settles the assessment on the 1.10 million Laughlin estate of Wheeling publisher and philanthropist George A. Laughlin who died earlier this year.

State Tax Department George A. Laughlin Wheeling

Merry-Go-Round Notes on International and Domestic Affairs

The column discusses Gibson's recall from Europe amid Brazil’s ambassadorial vacancy and growing resentments. Marguerite Leland receives an honorary degree from Rossary College after a visit by Monseigneur Morrison. Alexander Sachs advocates Wagner Act revisions to cover unions and new employers in a Washington meeting.

Brazil State Department Gibson Europe Marguerite Leland Monseigneur Morrison Rossary College Forest Glenn, II Washington Contex Miss Lelland

Initiation Planned By Catholic Daughters

The Catholic Daughters of America met Tuesday night and planned an Initiation on June 27. Attendees included Mrs. E. F. Dalton, Mrs. J. H. Gaines, Mrs. Sallie Chambers, Mrs. John Cagin, Mrs. J. O. Older, Mrs. T. A. Wegman, Mrs. A. J. Foy, Mrs. W. J. Tous saint, Mrs. F. J. MacAndrews, Mrs. M. P. Campbell, Mrs. R. C. Rowan, Mrs. Efigenta Fuller, Mrs. A. P. Hauck, and Misses Margaret Smoot, Honora Costello, Margaret Garges, Flush Kennedy, Gertrude McDermott, Florence Dalton. Russia claims plants produced in the Red October factory at Leningrad are equal to those made in any other country.

Catholic Daughters of America E. F. Dal Honora Costello Margaret Garges Flush Kennedy Gertrude McDertmott Florence Dalton Russia Leningrad

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Walter R. Cratton, Jr Wood County Commonwealth Coal Co Berlin Haig & Haig Five Star Hawg & Haig Haig & Haig Haig Haig Blende Somerset Importers New York Chicaco Francisco Ee Frankenberger's Frankenberger’s Boy Scouts of America West Virginia Associated Press Salem Serg C. P. Wilson Salem College Wilson Welch James Klarkaeil Ascoming Clarksburg Elks Harry J. Hull Elks Lodge Frank McArdrew Nowell Hauge Cochrane Logan Episcopal Church Strider Morgantown F. T. Scanlon County Howital FR. i. Whittlesey Pythians Bleet Piatt Voint Pleasant Lee Batt Knights of Pythias Minter L. Wilson Suncrest Beckley Warry Anderson Anderson Missike Board of Control Matel, County Medical Society Crest Sanitarium Wemton Relph Ostergren Baptist Church Boston City Baptist Missionary Society Hetzel Roth WPA Post Herald Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone CO West VA Lee Street Capitol Windsor Prince Wales Paris Jed Kiley Fifth Avenue Philathea Meeting Junior Mission Group Weiner Roast South Hills Cub Pack Merry Sears Sero-Cole Roany AEANS Brrocote Border Rell, Ny Torler de Ye Iears, Roebuck and CO Summers ST Charleston. W.va
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