Gladys Weaver Fatally Wounded in Blooming Rose
Gladys Weaver, 15, daughter of Howard Weaver, was found shot in the abdomen at the home of her brother in law near Winifrede Junction. Deputy sheriffs and a county coroner investigated. the death is described as personal safety related. Survivors include her father, a married sister, step mother, two brothers, a half brother, and two sisters. Funeral at Grencemetery, Winifrede, Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Gladys Weaver
Howard Weaver
Blooming Rose
Boone County
Harry Alderman
Fields Creek
Winifrede Junction
Howard Cunningham
Byrne Given
J. £. Roberts
Frank Alderman
Roberts
Charleston General Hospital
Lawrence
Hugh Weaver
Charles Weaver
Jane
Dorothy Weaver
Green Cemetery
Winifrede
Garfield Hudson
Johnson and Cunningham Mortuary
Health Department Cooperates in 40000 Acre Demo Project
Federal officials asked the health department to supervise sanitary arrangements at a 40000 acre agricultural demonstration project in Upshur and Webster counties. Assistant sanitary engineer J B Harrington said 250 relief laborers are clearing part of the Hacker valley tract on Elk river headwaters. Cabins will be built and a swimming pool added. George Dowler, superintendent, said the tract will serve demonstration agricultural and recreational purposes.
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Health Department
Upshur
Webster
J. B. Harrington
Hacker Valley
Elk River
George Dowler
Harrington
Harden Granted Writ For Embalmers License
State Supreme Court issues mandamus ordering the state board of embalmers to license S. H. Harden of Charleston and Montgomery as an undertaker. Harden argues he met all legal requirements without an exam, and the court notes mandamus avoids denying relief when other remedies are not more convenient or effective.
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State Supreme Court
S. H. Harden
Charleston
Montgomery
State Board of Embalmers
Harden
Supreme Court
Wool Growers Rally Against Rayon in Natal Congress
South African wool growers vow a global campaign to defend wool. At the Natal and East Griqualand Wool Growers association congress in Maritzburg they outline a levy on each bale to fund worldwide publicity and to fund research for new wool uses amid rayon growth.
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South Africa
Maritzburg
Natal and East Qriqualand
Fashion Clearer Ideal Urges Dr. Lacy at Synod Conference
At a Presbyterian synod conference in Lewisburg on June 11 Rev. Ben B. Lacy of Richmond urged youths to fashion a clearer ideal by embracing virtues from great heroes. He warned the world worships small idols, contrasts Mussolini and Hitler with Christ, and urged choosing a noble idea and cause as the key to growth. Delegates, including Martha Barnard, Campbell Neale, and J W McCallister Jr., elected class presidents amid tribal chiefs like Richard Hancock and Robert Agster.
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B. R. Lacy
Lewisburg
Ben 8. Lacy
Richmond
Presbyterian Synod Conference
Union Theorical Seminary
Mussolini
Martha Barnard
Elkins
Campbell Neale
Huntington
J. W McCallister, Jr
Hinton
Richard Hancock
Bluefield
Robert Agster
West Virginia Chamber Groups Meet To Study Tourism
Subcommittees of the West Wor fun chamber of commerce appoint to study tourism development in the state will meet tomorrow at the Daniel Boone hotel. Leaders include A H Andrews and chairmen Dr C F Meo Clintic Dr Roy Bird Cook and R Johnston. Japan's population is estimated to have risen by 4 804 143 in five years.
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West Worfun
C.F. Meo Clintic
Moundsville
Roy Bird Cook
Charleston
R. Johnston
White Siaphur Springs
Japan
Mayor Closes Cupid Bureau in Ramegatr England
Mayor Harry Stead ends municipal matrimonial agency after receiving 40 requests from men and women nationwide. He won’t act as matchmaker for all the lonely people and will pursue his own plans for a golden wedding honeymoon.
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Harry Stead
Ramegatr
England
Judge Puffle Inspires Wholesome Fun
The Charleston Gazette teases a new Monday Everyday feature starring Judge Puffle, a fictional self-appointed arbiter of the world’s destiny and self-sung hero of imaginary exploits, promising humorous installments beginning next Monday.
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Puffle
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Beckley
Gassaway
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Beckley Hospital
Wairy
Now In Progress
National Furniture CO
Kanawha ST
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