Three Charleston Residents Admit Illicit Liquor Charge
Three Charleston defendants pleaded guilty to possession of illicit liquor in intermediate court. Titus Henley Carrie Mae Henley and Leena Lemon were fined 100 dollars each. The two women received six months in county jail. Henley was placed on two years probation.
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Charleston
Titus Henley
Carrie Mae Henley
Leena’ Lemon
Hotel Victor Wins Damage Suit Over 1939 Fall
Jury in circuit court found for the Community Hotel corporation in the $10 000 damage suit filed by Sadie M Lykens administrator for Maxine Collier alleging negligent management led to a fatal March 19 1939 sixth floor fall at the Daniel Boone Hotel. Testimony included witnesses on room 636 and hotel staff denying prior disturbance.
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Sadie M. Lykens
Charlestan
Maxine Wilburn Collier
Community Hotel Corporation
Daniel Boone Ho
Vesta Rock
Cedar Grove
Arthur Pierson
Charleston
Weds Albans Road Club Forms Eight Week Group
Members and families attend a Polyanna club meeting organized to run for eight weeks. Nannie Martin is publicity chairwoman. Attendees include Brigode Williams Latchaw Rupe Owens Alderman Wharton Hedeen Young Martin. Wrights return from Daytona Beach and reside at Coal River camp. Circle A of First Baptist met Kanawha pike led by Foglesong with devotional and Christian literature talks.
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Milton Lions Club
South Charleston
R. E H. Musser
Carl Cexuchin
Jonathan Y. Lowe
James D. Reese
H. L. Clay, Jr
John J. Cox
Roscoe F. Stephen
Chamberlain West
Lowe
Parkershire
A. FP. Dunlap
J. W. Londeree
H. L. Burns
Byron T. Dudding
RB. L. Bryan
Warren Mowry
Thomas Roper
Thayer Douglas
RK. N. Frame
James R. Cottrell
Dr. D
Allock
Guy E. McMillian
H. W. Bowers
Almond. Parker
W. G. Moore
Louis E. Cabush
First Baptist Church
J. K. Coyner
Kanawhapike
Russell Foglesong
Public recital by Forrest Washburn pupils at Galperin
A public recital will be given today at 7 45 by pupils of Forrest Washburn in the Galperin auditorium on Capitol Street. The notice notes a separate item about the nuptial crown of czarist Russia now in the United States containing 1529 diamonds and data on U S railroads owning about 49800 locomotives and 1650000 freight cars.
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Forrest Washburn
Galperin
Capitol Street
Russia
United States
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