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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1933

Page

2

Fred Roy Held To Intermediate Jury By Judge Dawson

Judge D Boons Dawson in municipal court yesterday held Fred Roy before the intermediate grand jury on a felonious assault charge. Albert Wood was sentenced to a term of 15 days in jail on a charge of stealing eight pairs of stockings from the J Morrison garment store. Catherine Johnson was fined 100 or a sentence to serve 10 days for possessing whiskey. Nell Honnker was fined 10 for breaking curfew in the street. Delbert Foster was fined 10 for assaulting Helen Fosxn. A fine was imposed on Acte- 2 ert for charging with caking i the Street. It say wee fined 5 for assaulting James Wolfe. Shooting Case Continued The case against Ora Semler charged with shooting with intent was continued until tomorrow. The case involves the shooting of Charles Townsent, who was wounded in the thigh. Hotty Mundey, charged with speeding 910 pounds. The case against Raymond Saun charged with reckless driving failing to report an accident was continued until this morning. Bond amount 650 was imposed on Gorm Aantey charged with reckless driving. Charles Chauncy was fined for refusing to obey an officer. Bonds totaling 880 were forfeited by the pool room Idle Hour No 1 Idle No 3, Joseph Blag, Bo wil ae, Fred Oilbert, C Morris, Sroith, Harry Mullins, Joseph wacith, Rex Altman, J M Rammy, Roberty and the club.

D. Boons Dawson Fred Roy Albert Wood J. Morrison Liment Athrine Johnson Je. Nell Honnker George Delbert Foster Helen Charles Chauncy Sen Joseph Blag Bo Wilae Fred Oilbert C. Morris Sroith Harry Mullins Joseph Wacith

Defendants Win In Suit Over Shooting

A circuit court jury returned a verdict for defendants in a shooting suit. Harrison sought 415 000 damages claiming unlawful shooting by officers including the former sheriff Stephenson during an arrest on a false demeanor charge on March 16 1989 in Slesonville Hartford Accident and Indemn Company named as defendant.

SOA Aircuit Court Lawrence Ish Slesonville Stephenson Hartford Accident and Indem Company Harrison

Spanish War Veterans Meet Tonight at Elk's Club

Kanawha camp No. 2 of United Spanish War Veterans schedules regular meeting at Elk's Club tonight at 9. Delegates to the state encampment to be held at Wheeling next week will be chosen and the names of commander Liy a. Churchman and candidate for department junior vice commander will be placed. Caspar Hartmann reports new war pension changes effective July 1 reducing widows and veterans' payments. widows to receive $15 monthly except in rate cases. veterans' pensions drop to $20 monthly for remaining men aged to be reduced.

Kanawha United Spenish War Veterans Elk’a Club Wheeling Kanewha Delegals Iy A. Churchman Caspar Hartmann

Carrier Service Extended in Charleston Area

Postmaster M. R. Mathwin announced service will extend from the Charleston post office to Jox oph Street Highland Avenue South Charleston Vincent Street Owain Hill Bunset Houghton North Drive Capitol. Superintendent Lewis Meetman said mail will be collected from street letter boxes between Himmnera Bradford Street at 7:20 a.m. for dispatch on Train No. 2 leaving Charleston at 9:40 a.m.

AS Won Ag Charleston Post Office Joxoph Sreet Td Highland Avenue Bouth Charleston Vincent Street Owain's Hill Bunset Houghton North Capitol Bus M. R. Mathwin Lewis Meetman Himmnera Bradford Street

Norah Marries for a South Sea Scam Hope

Norah Oliver, in distress over family poverty, agrees to marry a scholarly explorer, Burty Dunemuir, in a bid to support her invalid father and siblings. The Olivers move into a decayed Foxaway house, planning temporary arrangements while awaiting Dunemuir’s return. Norah asserts ownership of the choice as their tentative life shifts into an adventurously precarious new chapter.

Sarah Oliver Keith Eve Noreh Sals May Bur~ty Dunemiur Moran New Jersey Foxaway Sassoon Norah Olivers Ake Barry Hobart Kelthwaite Guatemala Mrs. Olver Wired Huldy Huldy Teen Tal Johnny Abe George Eva Mrs. Oliver Ms. Dunsmlur Hutdeh

Coal Lands Sold at Auction for 1500 Dollars

M A Hanne of Dethon Fuel bought 328 acres of Joel Lanes land in Davis Creek and Coxt company on a bid of 1500 dollars. Sale conducted by Okey P Keadle of Huntington and Hawthorne Battle of Charleston, special commissioners, for the creditors sale of the Berrymont Lard company.

M. A. Hanne Dethon Fuel Company Joel Lanes Davis Creek ‘and and Coxt Company Okey P. Keadle Huntington Hawthorne Battle of Charleston Salt Berrymont Lard Company

Dorothy Dix Letter Box on Trousers and Marriage Dilemmas

A reader mocks women’s trousers and praises flamboyant dress for men while Dorothy Dix addresses popular queries. A man confesses secret marriage and asks whether to stay with the other woman or end the affair. Dix suggests annulment or divorce to protect all parties.

Dorothy Dix

Free love warning and civic notes from Stevens Point

The fragment notes a warning about love affairs as a poor basis for marriage and mentions a civic measure in Stevens Point Wisconsin where funeral services on Sundays and holidays are restricted by the city council at clergymen’s request. It references Dorothy and overworked clergy in a partial, reading-edge snippet.

Stevens Point Wis

Prohibition Admin Confers With West Virginia Agents

Prohibition enforcement advances in West Virginia as R Q Merrick of Richmond fourth district administrator meets agents. Deputy Administrators Gloria T Dinford of Charleston and Harvey Ruble of Chestnut Ridge attend the conference.

West Virginia R. Q. Merrick Richmond Fourth Gloria T. Dinford Caarieston Harvey Ruble Cistiesburg

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