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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1954

Page

6

Narrow Eight Foot Wide Charleston Structure Becomes Totten Jewelry

A two story brick building at 717 Virginia St. E in Charleston measures eight feet one inch wide and houses Totten Jewelry Store. Built about 50 years ago to fill an alley, it was crafted by the late Judge Cyrus Hall Sr. The site once hosted a cigar factory and later a barber shop and hat shop before Totten leased it in 1940. The second floor serves as a storeroom for the shop now owned by Judge Hall’s widow.

James A. Haught the Gazette Virginia St. E Charleston Totten E. N. Totten Cyrus Hall Judge Hall Intermediate Court Cyrus W. Hall Jr Kanawha County A&a Judge Halls W. Hall Kanawha Blvd Gazette

Half Million Hindus to bathe at Kurukshetra ceremony

In New Delhi on June 30 a projected half million Hindu pilgrims will bathe for about an hour in the sacred Lakes of Kurukshetra 80 miles north of New Delhi. The immersion coincides with a 59 minute partial solar eclipse. Kurukshetra is famed as the battlefield where righteousness triumphed.

New Delhi India Kurukshetra

St Matthew’s Vacation Bible School to Run June 21 to July 2

St Matthew’s Episcopal Church will host a Daily Vacation Bible School from June 21 to July 2, 9 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday. David Cammack, student assistant, will direct the program. Enrollment is limited to elementary school children.

St. Matthew's Episcopal Church David Cammack

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