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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1933

Page

4

Union Mission To Open Camp Today

The Union Mission camp opens this afternoon at three with a 30 minute sacred music concert by the Lang S. Anderson Post No. 297 band directed by Fraris Fultz. Speakers include Governor H G Kump and Mayor R P De Ven, with Rev J M Knight offering the opening prayer. The camp, recently repainted, features a reception committee and special music by the Jotly Six Sextet from Asheville. The two week program continues with nightly services led by Rev. Withrow and guests, plus a national Union Mission conference beginning tomorrow with leaders from Washington and several Union missions.

Union Mission Lang S. Anderson Fraris Fultz H. G. Kump R. P. de Ven J. T. Taylor Pickens Harvey V. Prentice Washin D. C Mission Board of Ots J. M. Knight John W. Johnson Fountington Pat B. Withrow Minsion Asheville N.C Max I. Reich Moody Bole Institute of Chicago Reich Withrow la National Brotherhood of Union Missione V. Prentice Washington Frank Shue Bluefield William Mitchell Portamouth O. Myron Ripley Gal. Uipetts James McGruder Steuben- Wis Jonn Vaneas Union Wheeling Willete Colegrave Eraburg Peter Quarnell

Game Fish Rules To Be Unchanged For Time Being

The formal game, fish and forestry mission will keep current regulations in effect under Conservation Commissioner T. M. Cheek’s charge. He said changes are not ready and will await proper study with new director and five advisory commissioners. The act creating a five member commission did not alter regulations. Cheek expects possible changes after consultations, likely in November instead of December.

Game, Fish and Forestry As-Pet T. MM. Cheek Ofce Yeaday Chock Fame and Fish Commission Rump Bancot Cheek Esime

New Ambassador Skinner Ties to St Albans Brother

Robert B. Skinner of Chicago is named ambassador to Turkey by the United States. He is described as brother of J R Skinner of St Albans. He recently visited with his brother and spent time in Charles Town during the period reported.

Robert B. Skinner Chic Turkey United States St. Albans Charles

Birth Announcements Highlight Several Local New Arrivals

Mr and Mrs Meador announce the birth of a daughter on June 4 at their Alleston Street home. Mr and Mrs Lewis report a newborn sister born at St. Francis Hospital. Mrs Bernard enters announce the birth of a daughter Thursday at St Francis Hospital.

Ant Mra Patrick W. Brick Harleston Street Tl. M. Meador Alleston Street Tyne W. FP Lewis Francs Hospital Berard Enter Wormersveaue St. Franele Dospital

Charlie Ross Case Angle Probed by State Police

A West Virginia inquiry into a Greenbrier county farmer named Charles Phillips alleges he may be the long missing Charlie Ross kidnapped from Germantown, Philadelphia in 1874. State police interviews with Phillips and the man who raised him tie to Captain Walters, Sam Craig, and Craigsville secrets as investigators pursue identity, residence, and possible inheritance claims.

Greenbrier County America Charles Phillips Charlie Ross Rome Philadelphia Phillias Rosa Charles Lunti J. F.simmons Rugert Pennsylvania State Police C. W. Wilhelm Keystone State Constabularly P. BD Shingleton West Virginia Charles Ross United States Charles Rosa Nere Ne Bag Jay Rowe Rainelle Post Frank H. Gibson Rowe Pennsylvania Casepn le. Strange Department of pubNc Safety Philadel Pila Simmons Charlet Sam Craig Craigsville Craig Captain Walters Staunton Walters Ron Away Charlis Sergeant Rowe Rupert W. Va Sergeant Rowels Philitzs Phillips Ross Mar. Philips Geant Charlea Ross Mir Phillipa Lb.w. Walker Walker Philips Yatair Bryanton Mary Brown Baltimore New York Virginia Greenbrier Charlie Rose Christian K. Ross Washingter Lane Germantown Walter

Congress seeks broad reform amid last minute objections

Lawmakers push a sweeping consolidation of federal agencies and a 25 percent cut in cooperative education and extension grants. Senator Borah warns the timing is too tight to study the proposals, while the White House cites a 25 million savings to balance the budget and plans abolishing the Shipping Board by shifting functions to the Commerce Department. The House votes to lift the limit on Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to liquidating banks as galleries applaud a four minute debate.

Anks Borah Congress White House Shipping Board Department of Commerce Orie Jst of Agriculture Mechanic Arts Reconstruction Corporation

Congress Nears End as Roosevelt Program Moves Ahead

Congress races toward adjournment with the administration’s economic recovery program advancing. Debates focus on tax measures, public works funding, and the power to control industries including coal and railroads. The house passes a 3.45 billion emergency appropriation and the farm credit bill while conferees hammer out a compromise on the industry control act.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Senate House White Horse White House Byrnes Morgenthau Credi Fedeeral LaPollette H House Connally J. P. Morgan Compan

Veterans relief plan trims World War awards in new form

Administration spokesmen hailed the final plan reducing gTRm veterans figures from 259 million to 360 million with a World War classification cap of no more than 24 percent for service connected disability. The Senate rider that would have cut 170.6 million was avoided. The plan offers concessions to Spanish American and World War veterans and uses special boards to reexamine disputed cases, placing the burden of proof on the government.

Veterans Bureau Senate

Obituary notices from Cincinnati area deaths, 1930s

Obituaries and funeral notices for Lawrence Buneye 54 formerly Charleston died in Cincinnati heat exposure. William Williams 75 funeral at daughter’s home Bowne Mont burial Sunset Memorial. Nannie B. Palmer died St Albans. funeral at St Albans M church with burial Teage Hill cemetery. Survivors include Bowles siblings and Masonic/White Shrine affiliations. William Fletcher 70 Scott died at home. burial Mount Vernon. Louisa Mason 19 months old daughter of J L Mason. Andrew Belcher 37 died South Fars. Big Bottom church service. Crowder cemetery. Dorothy Milnes 15 died Tarentum Pa. services at First...

Lawrence Johanson Cincinnath Charleston Cincinnati Willams William W Williams Daugher F. E. Pierce Bownemont Sunset Memorial Park Nannie B. Palmer St. Albans St. Albans M, HB South C. L. Vinson Teage Hill Palmer Wes M. V. Bowl Methodist Episcopal Church Eastern Star White Shrine Okey Ballard John Miller R. A. Perry K. Hy Bier Joan Ashcraft L. H. Bier William Vretcher Wiliam Fletcher Scott Mount Vernon Fletcher Lucy Scott John Cyrus Huntington George Joyce Scot Fannie Eggleton Harvey Pletcher Edward Fletcher Louis Charlescon Louisa Gusta Aason Louisa Gusta | Mason J. L. Mason J. £. Brown Riverview Baptist Church Spring Hill Cemetery Andrew Belchey Andrew Belcher South Fars Big Bottom Campbells Creek Crowder Mr. Belcher Hy Veidlow Ana

Bus Wins Battle With Baby Buggy In Cleveland Story

In Cleveland a family from Cadiz Kentucky traveled with a luxury perambulator buggy for a 17 month old. After two weeks of carrying the child the couple accepted a free ride on a passenger bus to Massachusetts and abandoned the buggy. An old man later found the buggy and returned it, revealing an 1887 mail order catalog describing its ornate features and accessories.

Cleveland Theodore Fanton Snon Fanton Cadiz Ward Massachusetts Alia West Lefayette Farmer Bern Fanion

Two Confirmed For Muscle Shoals Posts

Senate confirms Harcourt A. Morgan of Tennessee and David Liliientha of Wisconsin to oversee the Muscle Shoals development program. Funeral services are held at Gaulley Bridge Baptist Church for Laura Margaret Sampson, wife of W. B. Sampson, with burial in Buffalo cemetery. she leaves a mother, sister, and two brothers.

Washington Harcourt A. Morgan Tennessee David , Liliientha Wisconsin Senate Tennessee Valley Muscle Shoals Laura Virginia Sampson Gauley Bridge Irvin Huffman Maiden Peery Huffman Buffalo

Show-Down plan invites buyers to judge new Dodge

The Show-Down score card lets dealers compare features in black and white. Visit a Dodge showroom to learn this new way to buy autos. It removes gambling and guesswork from car purchasing.

Dodge Selec

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