Varied Program Planned for NBA Celebration in Charleston
The celebration marks the NBA's first anniversary and West Virginia’s seventy first birthday with a double header of Middle Atlantic league baseball between Charleston and Springfield at 4:30 and 9:30, a city pageant Alice in Wonderland by a Washington company at Laidley field, and an aerial show by Langley air squadron and the 218th observation squadron over the city. A state wide holiday will be proclaimed. Governor Kump will issue it. General Hugh S Johnson and party to land at Wertz field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
NBA
West Virgins
George L. Coyle
Springfield
Washington Theatrical Company
Laidley Field
Coyle
Chaiman
Atlartic League
Kanawha Park
Plan Aerist Circus AA
Army Aviation
Langleyfield
218Th
National Guard
al Williams
United States Navy Aeronautics Branch
Williams
State
Federal Recovery Agency
H. G. Kump
Hugh
Charleston to Celebrate Danial Boone Day Parade
The reception committee departs the Daniel Boone hotel at 9 30 a m escorted to the airport by state troopers on motorcycles Donald H Rishberg NRA general counsel will join the party and attend a luncheon at the Kanawha hotel with the bar association of Charleston General Johnson will be honored at the same luncheon The Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio railroads announce greatly reduced fares to Charleston for the celebration Two special trains from near Fairmont will bring attendees A large street parade downtown features five WV National Guards companies about a dozen bands service drum and bugle corps and elaborately decorated floats
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Boone
Wilh
Donald HR. Rishberg
The
NRA
Bar Association of
City of Charleston
Kanawha
General Johnson
Chesapeake and Oba
Baltimore and Ohio
Charleston
Fairmont
West Virginia National Guardsmen
Mr and Mrs Scott Host Musical at White Oak Club
Beckley couple entertained at the White Oak country club last Friday night with a New York City based program. Miss Helen Spear Chickering soprano, Joan Alvin Chickering tenor, and Miss Allee Vaiden composer pianist performed arias from Rigoletto Tosca and Madame Butterfly in a miscellaneous program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Alexander Scott of
Beckley
White Oak Country Club
Helen Spear Chickering
Sopho
Joan Alvin Chickering
Allee Vaiden
New York City
Anarea Cheater
Fuller to Be Ordained Priest at Washington
Lionel E. Fuller of Charleston reports his son Lionel E. Fuller in the Capuchin order will be ordained this morning at the national shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington. He will take the name Father Marcellus Fuller and return to Cherieston for his first solemn high mass at Sacred Heart church next Sunday at 10 30. He studied at Sacred Heart graded school St Fidelis seminary Herman Pa Capuchin college Hays Kan and Catholic University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel E. Fuller
Charleston
Washington
Marcellus Fuller
Cherieston
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart
St. Fidelis Seminary
Herman, Pa
The
Capuchin College
Hays
Kan
Catholic University
Pay Consumers Tax Tells State and County Employees
Governor Kump directed state and county employees to pay the consumers sales tax on all purchases and services, whether personal or official. The order was sent to state departments and forwarded to county boards, courts, and tax officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kump
Tax Commissioners’ Office
Tax Department
Eae Clase
Auto Club Introduces Bonding Service For Members
Captain Harry Cooper announces a new bonding service for Southern West Virginia Auto Club members. An indemnity company issue allows bonds up to 85000 in arrests. AAA secretaries can execute bonds, though police often accept the certificates carried by motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooper
West Virginia Auto’ Tin
Itig G Ball
American Automobile Association
Cooper
West Virginia Bankers host luncheon then presidents ball at Greenbrier
Mrs. Mason Crickard of Charlerton hosted a bridge luncheon at Kate's Mountain Club for forty guests, amid a night’s presidents ball at the Greenbrier. Charleston visitors included Gov. H. G. Kump and family, and many bankers and dignitaries attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
Mason Crickard
Charlerton
Kate's Mountain Club
West Virginia Banker Association
Greenbrier
Charleston
H. G. Kump
West Virginia
Kump
Margaret
Elizabeth Kump
West Virginia Bankers Association
Crickard
Pred G. Bannetot, Jr
Bannerot
Edward Hess
Hayes Picklesimer
W. F. Ficklen
Charles G. Peters
A. F. Pringle
A. F. Pringle, Jr
Julie Deb. Pringle
Hermard Gates
Arthur Koontz
D. N. Mohler
Phillips
M's
Dorothy McCanunel
Dorothea Simon
Hallinan
Robert Ruttner
P. McAllhatten
Ralph Haddox
W. C. Given
H. Walter Grote
Messrs
C. A. Robison
August Haneke
G. H. Pierson
James C. Smith
Harrison BH. Smith
H. B. Lewis
Wm. G. Conley
H. B. Brightwell
Edgar Dickson
O. F. Payne
Governor Kump Attends Capital Conference in Washington
Governor Kump traveled to Washington last night for a conference with a Monongahela Valley Authority committee. Officials from the interior and agriculture departments urged his attendance, and Dr. John F. Sly of West Virginia University was also urged to attend.
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Kump
Washington
Monongahela Valley Authority
Intteriar and Agriculture
John F. Sly
West Virginia University
Building Permit Granted for Frame Dwelling at 1044 Beech Ave
O L Baker received a city permit yesterday to erect a frame dwelling costing 33 dollars at 1044 Beech avenue. Royal Courts in London spent 5 million dollars this year on dry goods shoes flowers and dressmaker services. Mariana Hirscher age 16 months arrived in Berlin from New York traveling with her own passport. A secret device in Prague autos emits shriek noises if car theft is attempted.
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O. L. Baker
Beech Avenue
Royal Courts
London
Ppassport
Mariana Hirscher
Berlin
Germany
New York
Pnb
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Sales Tax Today Before Senate
FRANKFORT Ky June 11 The administration plans an 11 000 020 revenue program based on a three percent sales tax. The measure approved by the House was referred to a Senate committee and is due to be brought out tomorrow. The 23 500 000 biennial budget was deferred in the House to allow review. General assembly leaders expect the special session to finish and adjourn this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Senate
House of Representatives
House
General Assembly
Sesson
General Motors Dealers Banquet Honors Charleston Salesmen
Charleston dealers of General Motors held a banquet at the Zimmer partenk room signaling the close of the sales exhibit. Prizes were given to top salesmen from Weaver Motor Stewart Calhoun McMillion Schmidt Diamond Mc Coy and Gallaher. J F Danuxe and S E Kent led the program with songs and a band. about 94 attended. A telegram from Frank Adderhold called the Charleston show the most successful in the zone.
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Charleston
General Mootors
Zimmerparten
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Gener
E. Kent
Automobile Deaier
Robert Swift
Hugs Stewart
David Provins
Zummergarten Orchestra
Frank Adderhold
Norwood, C
Pattern Service Announces Scalloped Frack Fabric Details
The notice describes stylish scallop edging on a refined frack pattern 1910 with highlighted fit for mature figures. Available in sizes 36 through 48, with large size 96 needing 38 yards of 36 inch fabric.
Illustrated sewing patterns and order details
The notice advertises the Anna Adams pattern book for summer with guidance to send fifteen cents for the book and pattern, or twenty five cents for both, and to include name, address, size, and style number. Orders go to The Charleston Gazette Pattern department, 243 West 17th Street, New York City.
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Arne Adams
Smarest
Anna Adis
Brice
Charleston Gazette Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Kansas Officers Get Fugitive in State
Governor Kump approved the removal of James B. Hines from St. Marys to Kansas to answer charges of killing Ea Sexton during an attempted holdup near Hutchinson five years ago. Hines had been held in St. Marys for a week awaiting officers’ arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Hines
St. Marys
Kansas
Kump
Knsas
Hines
Ea Sexton
Hutchinson
Kas
St. Mary's
Nitro Viscose Falls to Plymouth in Sunday Baseball
Plymouth defeated Nitro 9 to 3 as Meadors pitched and Jorden and Clark caught. Christy and Chambers powered the winners with batteries. E. D. Martin of Charleston faces Viscose at home next Sunday. Claude Workman ill at Lemma apartments taken to Charleston hospital for observation. Nellie Stewart and Margaret McMorrow return from Cleveland after visiting Mrs. Nellie Davis. Ids Oldham returns from Burkhannon to spend summer with Oldham family. Nitro high school alumni banquet and dance set at Buniel Boone hotel Charleston. Joseph Fitzgeralds and children visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. M D Staton and Mrs. Hartgart register Nitro voters in Kanawha for August primary. Draught proof curtains noted in London.
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Plymouth
Meadors
Nitro Wit
Lie Davis
Ids Oldham
Burkhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan College
C. Be Oldham
Eighteenth Street
Nitro High School
Buniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
Joseph Fitegerald
Pennsylvania
M.D. Staton
Hemroid tablets promise pile relief without surgery
An advertisement proclaims Hem-Roid internal medicine by Dr J G Leonhardt as a safe cure for piles caused by poor internal circulation. It claims one bottle will relieve misery or offer a money back guarantee, with distribution through Cohen’s Cut Rate and other druggists.
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J. G. Leonhardt
Leonhardt
Cohen
Charleston
Belle
Dunbar
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