Closing programs mark Bible schools at Cross Lanes
The First Baptist Church of Big Tyler hosts a closing program Friday at 7 30 p m with 95 enrolled in Vacation Bible School. Cross Lanes churches plan concurrent programs and circle meetings this week. 4 H camp attendance from Point Harmony 4 H Club continues at Dunbar.
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Lucille Mullins
First Baptist Church of
Big Tyler
Mary Hall
Cross Lanes Methodist Church
Point Harmony &H Club
Mins
Lila Litchfield
Dunbar
Two WVU graduates placed on faculty roster
Fayetteville reports three youths missing, Brena Bowling and Dorothy May Thompson from Ames plus Harold Myles of Kaymoor described in detail. Morgantown notes two WVU instructors appointed, electrical engineering and mathematics, plus a dairy extension post and editors in English. Legal cases proceed with Judge Knapp disqualifying. trials continue today before Judge Hall.
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Fayetteville
Fayette County
Brena
Dorothy May Thompson
Ames
Harold Myles
Kaymoor
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Preaiayn Trvin Stewart
Louise Miller
Robert Lee Steele
Bernice A. Ward
Donora
Herschal Roberts
Glenville
Hall Presiding In Damage Suit Here
Former Intermediate Judge Cyrus W. Hall serves as special judge in Common Pleas Court trying ten suits for Mr. and Mrs. Philip Arthur of Nitro against Ronnie A. Landers and his son James Landers. Mrs. Arthur suffered injuries in a collision on August 27 involving the car she drove and the Landers vehicle, with damages claimed at 5000 and 30000 dollars.
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Cyrus W. Hall
Common Pleas Court
Philip Arthur
Nitro
Ronnie A. Landers
James Landers
Arthur
Romie Landers
Frankenberger Obtains $200,000 Capitol Street Permit
Building inspector W. E. Kirk announced that June early activity at 104 Capitol St. boosted construction and repair estimates to 700000. The permit issued yesterday covers extensive additions and alterations to the establishment.
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Frankenberger’s
Capitol St
W. E. Kirk
British Ban Pinups During Inspections
War Office rules allow soldiers to keep family photographs during inspections. A major part of Frank enberger's plans centers on remodeling the Security Building’s fourth floor for added store space. The ten story structure, adjoining the store to the south, will gain two new elevators a small conditioning system and two additional meters at the rear with permits expected later and totals rising above $1,000,000 by June.
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Frankenberger
Kirk
Wreck victim sues over 125000 damages in Ohio case
In a Putnam County district case, Mr and Mrs Paul Booth sue Jordan S Hugart for 125000 total damages. Mrs Booth, a passenger in Hugart s car Nov 27, alleges speeds of 80 mph and seeks 180000 for personal injuries including spinal and nervous system harm. The Booths claim hospital and medical costs and loss of services. The suit names Ohio as the home of the plaintiffs. The case appears tied to an earlier Fayette County incident and MT Hope levy plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan S. Hugart
St. All
Paul J. Booth
Ohio
Booth
Hugart
W. Ve
Putnam County
Hogart
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Dorothy Morris
Ruby Adkins
Dempsey Murphy
James Duffield
Gardner
Robert Lamb
Bowers
Lucas
Lillian Marks
Corbett Green
Donna~McClure
Marie Cline
E. K. Perrow Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth White
Guy Massie
Louise Painter
Lake Chaweva
Hope Cramer
Harold Allen
Hal Burke
Keith Brick
Mae Westfall
Lou Schoonover
Mary Huey
Russell Paxton
Warren Casto
Morgan
Bailey
Ruth Burnsides
Dallas Bills
Ruth Brick
Houston Lowe
L. W. “Robertson
Quarrier
Kanawha City Bridge
Joseph S. Finch &Co
Aladdin
WVU
St. Albans- Nitre Bridge
Common Pleas
Dennis R. Knapp
Hall
Jimmy Hatlo
T Kane
Guile Nicures
Bartyes
War Office
After Paint & Glass Co
Hale Street
Winthrop Saddle
Tae
Robi
Bruce
Levi
Levi's
Campus Shop
Frenkenberger
Charleston
Cotten Levi
Lemoth
Titwa
Gees
MT. Hope
W. B. Rocke
HFC
Sinha Lab
Sane
America
Frankenber
Ger’s
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