Board Approves Paroles For Ten
Acting Pardon Attorney A W Garnett sent parole recommendations for ten inmates to Dr C F Mee Clintie warden at the state penitentiary. Two parolees are from Kearachae county plus others from Lincoln McDowell Logan Jefferson Mercer Harrison and Berkeley with sentences ranging from one to ten years for crimes including theft bigamy breaking and entering malicious wounding arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Garnett
C. F. Mee Clintie
State Penitentiary
Karacha County
Clarence Buffington
Alfred Hastings
Hi Davis Bailey
Lincoln County
Fred Tee Graveley
McDowell
Willam Calloway
Logan
Henry Carey
Jefferson
Kilmer Brown
Berkeley
Bud Bailey
Mingo
Major Thompson
Mercer
Bertha Jane Hornbeck
Harrison
State Board To Reappoint Faculty At Two-Day Meeting
Secretary David Kirby said yesterday the state board of education will meet Monday to reappoint faculties of the state supported educational institutions. He added he knew of no changes. Institution presidents were asked to attend the two day sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kirby
State Board of Education
Bailey Reported Campaign Spending For Governor Nomination
Ernest L. Bailey of Charleston filed with the secretary of state detailing his unsuccessful bid for the Democratic nomination for governor cost 3385.50 dollars. William Cummins of Wheeling reported 574.28 dollars in expenses for the Republican attorney general race. John L. Henry of Wheeling said he spent nothing in the treasurer race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Bailey
Charleston
William Cummins
Wheeling
John L. Henry Wheeling
Miss Kump's Condition Improves in Chicago Hospital
Reports say Miss Elizabeth Kump daughter of Governor Kump is improving while in a Chicago hospital. She had been in hospital for several weeks. Miss Mary Gamble Kump has returned to the Kumps' Elkins home after weeks in Morgantown hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kump
Kump
Chicago
Mary Gamble Kump
Morgantown
Kumps
Elkins
West Virginia Briefs Highlight Local Political and Legal Bits
West Virginia briefs report McBride Glass expansion to hire about 225 workers. Tilman Morgan, jailed two days for contempt in court after lighting a cigarette in criminal court. Legion district meeting June 28. district commander to serve one year. Logan candidates contest May primary vote count. county administrator Barker granted 3 day leave. Pearl McGraw sought after miner vanished May 7. Automobile crash injuries in Moundsville. Welch accidents injure two men. Marvey Snyder fined for improper use of dealer tags beyond 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Tilman Morgan
Lumberport
Harrison County
Morgan
Arh
Marbert
American Legion
Glenn Frum
Balem
Logan
Simon A. Douglas
Logan County
5. B. Lawson
Restersville
Marvey Snyder
Squire A. G. Lowther
Concrete Poured Piling Driven For New South Side Bridge
Footer concrete was poured yesterday for the abutment of the north approach to the new South Side bridge. The first piling for the pedestal pier was being driven. Finishing touches were made on pier A. Work continued in the cofferdams for the two river piers while preliminary work began on a retaining wall for the south approach.
Dunbar Four-H Club Entertained at Pool
Dunbar Industrial Four-H club held a swimming party at Kanawha pool on Thursday with club president Miss Maria Adams in charge. Attendees included Evelyn Falkiner Willa Kleiner Jacqueline Kleiner Hetty Byrne Dorothy Byrne Barbara Adams Alice Surface Betty Bails Westina Miller Hetty Miller Mary Fish Wanda Good Phillip Fox Robert Rockhold Charles Rockhold Vernon Rockhold Holland Rockhold Ronnie Hamilton John Adams Jennings Falkiner Lester Parsons Donald Parsons Fleetwood Guthrie Harold Guthrie John Gardner Chariew Fish Kermit Lytton and John Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Kanawha Four
Lester Parsons
Donald Parsons
Fleetwood Guthrie
Harold Guthrie
John Gardner
Chariew Fish
Kermit Lytton
John Wilkerson
Recruits Wanted for Kentucky Military Units at Fort Knox
Fourteen men needed for the First Cavalry Motorized. The 68th Field Artillery has ten vacancies. Company A and Company B of the Quartermaster Regiment seek five and nine recruits respectively. Recruits for the Quartermaster Regiment require welding, machinist, general mechanic, carpenter and auto repair training. Units stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky. The Tenth Infantry at Fort Thomas Kentucky also has vacancies. Four enlistment applicants were sent to Fort Thomas: Charles G. Brown Montcoal Buster Bradley Montcoal James Oliver Mitchell Buckhannon Otis R. Cook Otsego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Wiliams
Ohe 68Th Field Artillery
Fitc Quartermasters Regiment
Fort Knox
Tenth Infantry
Fort Thomas
Charles G. Brown
Montcoal
Buster Bradley
James Oliver Mitchell
Buckhannon
Otis R. Cook
Otsego
Joint Swimming Party Is Held by Four-H Clubs
The Happy Dozen Live Wire and Travelers Four-H clubs of Alkview held a joint swimming party and picnic Thursday at Kanawha Four pool. Present were many members including Evelyn Grose, Maxine Grose, Thelma Hall, Joan Vickers, Mary Pierson, John Pierson, Robert Givens, Delmar Hayes and Benjamin Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy “Dozen
Live Wire
Travelers
Alkview
Kanawha
George Lirder
Maxine Grose
Connie Fass
Jeanne George
Aileen Hall
Maxine Chapman
Nancy Lou Reynolds
Geraldine Vickers
Joan Vickers
Thelma Hall
Mary Hayes
Elsie Faber
Frances Stump
Pauline Barron
Rosalie Wright
Frances Daugherty
Emogene Douglas
Evelyn Crouser
Eloise Shafer
Anna Mae
Clendenin Rebekah Lodge Holds Thursday Meeting
Mrs Antonette Newcomer of Spring Hill presided over Clendenin Rebekah Lodge No 126 meeting held Thursday night in Clendenin. Attendees included Mrs J H Tickie Mrs Elizabeth Messer Mrs Mary Ella Cottrell Mrs John Ruch and several others from Myrtle Rebekah Lodge No 97 of Charleston and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonette Newcomer
Spring Hill
Rebekah District No. 14
Clendenin Rebekah Lodge No
Clendenin
J. H. Tickie
Elizabeth Messer
Mary Ella Cottrell
John Ruch
Coty Roberts
Alice Roberts
Ola West
Dana Murphy
Fannie Dixon
F. C. Kenney
Myrtle Rebekah Indge No. 97
Charleston
J. D. Thomas
J. T. Kennedy
Bebe Hess
HE. Lb. Cummings
Goldie Turner Elected Delegate in Rebekah Lodge
Montrose Rebekah lodge No 287 met Thursday night at Spring Hill and elected Mrs Goldie Turner as its delegate to a convention of Rebekah district No 14 to be held at Whitesville tonight. Flora Cox is alternate. The lodge planned an initiation service at the Odd Fellows building in Spring Hill at eight o'clock next Thursday night with Mrs Antonette, president of Rebekah 14, in charge of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Rebekah Lodge No
Spring Hill
Goldie Turner
Rebekah District No. 14
Whitesville
Flora Cox
Odd Fellows
Spring HM
Eight O'¢Lock
Antonette
Rebekah Oi 14
Restaurant Proprietors To Meet Next Wednesday
Restaurant proprietors in Charleston and vicinity will meet at Rose City cafeteria next Wednesday evening. Robert J. Wilson, field secretary of the National Restaurant Association, will speak. A motion picture, Soldiers of Service, is to be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Rose City
Robert J. Wilson
National Restaurant Association
Motion Picure
Soldiers of Service
Grandview Four-H Club Hosts Pool Outing
The Grandview Four-H club held a swimming party at Kanawha Pool Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. C. H. Goff, Mrs. John Ryan, Theodora Goff, Ruth Ella Ryan, Lorraine, Alfreda Warris, Frances Shank, Mary Markham, Charlotte Ford, Ruthella Ryan, Harold Markham, Paul Markham, Darrell Lee Gott and Viola Sovine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview Four-H Club
Kanawha
Eastern Star Picnic Invites Families at Cottageville
Mrs RC Jarrell worthy matron of Tiskelwah chapter No 45 announces an all day picnic at the Eastern Star home runal Cottageville this Sunday. Each family should bring a picnic basket and join members and families of the Order of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rc, Jarrell
Tiskelwah Chapter
E. S
Order of the Eastern Star
Tiskelwah
Eastern Star
Runal Cottageville
Bus Line Permit Sought From Shepherdstown to Hedgesville
R L Emory sought approval to run a bus line from Shepherdstown via Martinsburg to Hedgesville. A hearing was set for June 14. James P Tierney, supervisor of transportation, said no bus line applications would be heard in July due to license plate rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Emory
Road Cam ‘Mission
Shepherdstown
Hedgesville
Martinsburg
James P. Tierney
Building Inspector OKs Several City Construction Projects
The city building inspector approved multiple projects including a two family dwelling costing 9453, repairs totaling 25, and a separate cost item of 2000. George B. Hendricks signed off yesterday along with R. L. Wilson of Green Street and O. M. Young for their respective builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Hendricks
R. L. Wilson
Green Street
M. Young
Fdmands
Thiavonte
Dr Kemper to Speak at Baptist Temple Service
The Rev Clarence W Kemper D D pastor of the Baptist temple will speak briefly at the worship service tomorrow morning. Mrs Kemper and their son Clarence W Kemper Jr of Denver plan to attend with other family members and return to Denver via Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Kemper
D. D
Kemper
Clarence W. Kemper Jr
Denver
Baptist Temple
Dr. Kemper
Kempers
Veute
Haven
Ed Elizabeth Kemper
Yale
Colorado College
Colorado
Springs
Teby
Rochester
Mina
Martha
C. B. Derds
Mayo Clinic
Calvary Baptist Church to Open Bible School
Calvary Baptist Church will open a daily vacation Bible school at nine o'clock Monday under the leadership of Mrs Mary Frances Dollman and Miss Evelyn Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Ixfe Spen
Mary
Frances Dollman
Evelyn Wallace
Brown Earns Master of Law Degree at Boston University
Willard J. Brown son of Ander son H. Brown will receive a master of law degree from Boston University. Munda Brown passed the state bar examination last year. He expects to practice in Charlestan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard J. Brown
Anderson H. Brown
Boston University
Munda Brown
Tie
Charlestan
O Neale cites shortage of skilled labor delaying projects
M L O Neale state PWA administrator reports a shortage of brick masons delaying Hopemont sanitarium Spencer hospital and Hammond community school in Brooke county. He notes common labor shortages on projects at Parkersburg Marmet and Institute and cites the cancellation of a $58 000 Huntington incinerator grant due to rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. O'Neale
PWA
Hopemont Sanitarium
Spencer Hospital
Hammond Community School
Brooke County
Parkersburg
Marmet
Institute
O'Neale
Huntington
Ely
Maneuver Billeting Plans Approved for WV Guardsmen
Adjutant General FL Guy Ash approved billeting plans for West Virginia National Guard units, the 201st and 180 regiments, during the second army corps maneuvers at Fort Knox Kentucky. Troops will depart on special trains August 1 and maneuvers run through August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Guy Ash
West Virginia
Second Army Corps
Fort Knox
Ash
60 Day Extension of Hearing Granted in Insurance Interpleader
Federal Judge George W. Mc Cintic granted a 60 day extension for the hearing on the interpleader bill of Lincoln National Life Insurance Co of Fort Wayne Ind over a $2 000 life policy. Hearing set for August 11 to allow W K Edwards of Texas to file an answer. Dayne of Charleston administrator of Palmer Payne estate is the other defendant who has already answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McCintic
Lincoln National Life , Insurance Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. K. Edwards
Texas
D. Dayne
Charleston
Palmer Payne
Auto Club Secretary to Attend 3 Day Conference
Mrs Grace Austin of the Southern West Virginia automobile club will attend a three day conference of automobile clubs opening tomorrow at Lake Lure North Carolina. Clubs from across southern states are to be represented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Club
Grace
Austin
Southern West Virginia Automobile Club
Automobile Clubs
Lake Lure
N. CG
Rains Bring Hope for Farmers Amid Storms in State
Heavy hail and rain swept northern counties while southern areas saw showers raising little relief for drought. Charleston measured 0.6 inches, Clarksburg reported rain, Fairmont saw hail, and temperatures fell from 49 to 41 degrees. The agriculture department cited moisture deficits of 1 to over 3 inches for April and May, underscoring ongoing need for substantial rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Department of Agriculture
Club Holds Outing at Four-H Pool Party
The Four-H club hosted a plenary and swimming party on Thursday afternoon at the wuwwha four-H pur. Attendees included Bessie Lou Atkins Mildred Atkins Louise Stute Roberta Blackwood Jean Blackwood Phyllis Wackwood Florida Schope Ruby Bailey Mary Rippetee James Atkins and Vincent Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattes
Bessie Lou Atkins
Mildred Atkins
Louise Stute
Roberta Blackwood
Jean Blackwood
Phyllis Wackwood
Florida Schope
Ruby Bailey
Mary Rippetee
James Atkins
Vincent Atkins
Wolfe to Open Revival in Marmet Baptist Church
The Rev. John Roy Wolfe, pastor of the First Baptist church in Dunbar, will open a revival Monday at the Marmet Baptist Church where Rev. William Bricen Miller, D. D., serves as pastor. The Rev. W. R. McCoy will direct the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roy Wolfe
First Baptist Church
Dunbar
Baptist Church
Marmet
William Bricen Miller
D. D
W. R. McCoy
Speake at Citadel by Rev William McAdams in Virginia Street
The Rev William McAdams spoke on Breaking Speed Limits With the Devil at the Salvation Army citadel on Virginia Street last night. He also leads a booster band meeting for children each afternoon at three o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McAdams
Salvation Army
Citadel
Virginia Street
Mr. McAdams
Charleston Alumni Attend Princeton Class Reunion
Charleston members of Princeton University class of 1886 attend reunions closing today. Attendees include Harrison B. Smith Sr, Joseph Holt Gaines, William Gallaher, Thomas L. Horn, Bernard Barnes, Thomas B. Jackson, and Ebersole Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Princeton University
Harrison B. Smith
Joseph Holt Gaines
William Gallaher
Thomas L. Horn
Bernard Barnes
Thomas B. Jackson
Ebersole Gaines
Mason School Music Recital and Closing Party Today
Mason School of Music on Quarrier Street hosts the last of the spring recital series this afternoon followed by the annual party for students, parents, and friends. The event, part of the school’s spring closing the fifth year in this format, features performers Janet Ferguson, Leslie Mason, Clesug Hanley, Felix Ladd, Eleanor Sibley, Ann Miller, Ruth Ellen Seapes, Helen Louise Gehrken, John Hamilton, Nancy Bartram, Billy Ray Baldridge, Harald Hammel, Ernestine Jones, Mitchell Kawash, and Leah Virginia Spicer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DLA
Mason School of Music
Quarrier Street
Janet Ferguson
Leslie Mason
Clesug Hanley
Felix Ladd
Eleanor Sibley
Ann Miller
Ruth Ellen Seapes
Helen Louise Gehrken
John Hamilton
Nancy Bartram
Billy
Ray Baldridge
Harald Hammel
Ernestine Jones
Mitchell Kawash
Leah Virginia Spicer
Swimming Party Held By Four-H Club of Ward
Four-H club of Ward held a picnic and swimming party at Kanawha pool Wednesday night. Attendees included Anita Ramsey Olga Ramsey Juanita Edwards Mildred Ballard Callie Kozak Lucille Craig Vivian Miller Tabitha Blount Retha Blount Marie Staton Beulah Nuckols Pearl Staig James Dean Homer Null Harry Lee Crowder James Young William Whited Earl Staton Ralph Fritt James Godbey Clarence Young and Mrs. C E Pauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Kanawha
State Police Reenlist Three At Public Safety HQ
Three state police members reenlisted yesterday at the state department of public safety headquarters. Corp. E. E. Godfrey, with 16 years service, was appointed to a post at Company B in Charleston. Trooper Gale Knight, Company A, New Cumberland, and Serg. J. N. McGlothin, Company B, Charleston, also reenlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Safety, Corp
E. E. Godfrey
Charleston
Gale
Knight
New Cumberland
Serg
J. N. McGlothin
Building Permit Issued in South Charleston
City treasurer W. G. Moore issued a building permit yesterday to Everette Pau tey to erect a brick and tile dwelling on Highland Avenue at a cost of 139,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Moore
Charleson
Everette Pautey
Highland Avenue
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Liet
Bailey
Associated Press
LEM
James McBride
The
McBride Glass Company
Logan County Relief Board
R. A. Barker
Barker
Claresburg
Pearl McGraw
Moundsville
Robert Taylor
Dunbar Four-H
Kellogg's
South Hills
Kingan
Hormel
Eingan
Pour
Kentucky
Clendenin Rebekah Lodge
Now In Progress National Furniture CO
Kanawha ST
Elks Club
Brown
O’neale
Wolfe
Drs. Collins & Collins
Capttel &T
Joo
Rittanhouse Cave
Bette
Pennsylvania
Continental Gistiting Corporation
Phila
Rittenhouse
EL Ta Sula Tel A
Mason School
Four-H Club
OLD Glenfield Straight Rye
Vida Hurat
Vida Hurst
Graham Waters
Laurel
NAVY
Freeh Surety
Paradise Island
Pri of
Ohio
Segetahtiox
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