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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1936

Page

3

West Virginia to Exhibit at Great Lakes Exposition

West Virginia will display an exhibit at Cleveland's Great Lakes Exposition from June 27 to October 4. Sponsored by the state agriculture department, the Hall of Progress will house the modernistic WV stand highlighting scenic, historic, industrial, and recreational strengths. The ad value is projected to exceed Chicago's Century of Progress.

West Virginia Cleveland J.B. McLaughlin Department of Agriculture McLaughlin Commission West Chicago Dallas San Diego Exposition Lake Front Cleveland Stadium Hall of Progress

Chrislip Piano Pupils Recital at Galperin Music Hall

Piano students of Miss Gillan Chrislip will present a recital at eight o clock Thursday evening at the Galperin music hall on Capital street. Performers include Martha Jane Grimes Betty Corrie Pauline Larter Elizabeth Stone Doris O'Dell Marilee Fredericks Pauline MacDonald Louise Greene Barbara Ann Greene Nancy Ruth Wilson Elizabeth Swint Bernice Swint Betty Early Emma Lou McCormick Bettie Lee Williams Mary Joyce Engstrom Lois Silverstein Janet Parkins Margaret Ann McWhorter Charlotte Extine Marion Eklberry Ruth Silverstein Norma Hensley Jean Strong William Stewart Bert Trammel Ann Dahlstrom.

Miss Gillan Chrislip Galperin Music Hall Capital Street Martha Jane Grimes Betty Corrie Pauline Larter Elizabeth Stone Doris O'Dell Marilee Fredericks Pauline MacDonald Louise Greene Barbara Ann Greene Nancy Ruth Wilson Elizabeth Swint Bernice Swint Betty Early Emma Lou McCormick Bettie Lee Williams Mary Joyce Engstrom Lois Silver

Stench Bomb Evacuates Vienna Opera House

In Vienna tonight a powerful stench bomb exploded during Tristan und Isolde, forcing Bruno Walter and his orchestra and the entire audience to flee. Police say a group named Naxia claimed responsibility in protest of a Jewish conductor directing Wagner, a target favored by German national socialists. Walter, a renowned interpreter of Wagner, has a history of exile from Germany after Hitler rose to power.

Vienna Bruno Walter Vienna Opera House Naxia Richard Wagner Germany Walter Hving New York Philharmonic Orchestra Hitler

Charleston Sunday Schools To Represented Speakers At State Event

Charleston churches plan to send delegations to the West Virginia state Sunday show convention in Fairmont. Speakers include Dr. O W Warmingham Boston Dr Paul D Eddy New York Dr J Kirkwood Craig Pittsburgh and Rev J C Broomfield Pittsburgh president of the general conference of the Methodist Protestant church. The program features devotional art studies by Dr Richard L Shipley Baltimore and talks on church school life and community councils with the panels spanning Wednesday to Friday.

Charleston West Virginia Billingslea M. ES South Fairmont O. W. Warmingham Boston Unio Paul D. Eddy New York J. Kirkwood Craig Pittsburgh J.C. Broomfield D.D General Conference The Methodist Protestant Church Richard L. Shipley Baltimore Eddy Tamworcuw Warmingham A. J. R. Schumaker School of Life Craig Schumaker Dr. Eddy May Lynn Broomfield

Employment Service Finds Jobs in Many Industries in State

The West Virginia employment service and the national reemployment service reported week ending June 6 private placements in 45 industries or services. Placements in domestic and personal service including hotels and restaurants reached 1M in the state and 33 in Kanawha county. Textile mills were active users. Dwellings construction placements appeared in Cabell Ohio and Raleigh counties. Public works placements totaled 745, up from 722 the prior week. Veterans placements exceeded 10 percent of total. Employment seekers rose to 141,098 with 1,627 new applicants filing.

West Visa State Employment Service West Virginia State Employment Service National Kanawha Cabell Ohio Raleigh

Cranberry First Aid Team Wins New River Mine Meet

In Fayette county twenty one first aid teams competed in the seventeenth annual New River company meet. Cranberry won among 11 white teams with 2 500 plus score. Sprague, Mabscott, Whipple and Summertee followed. Harvey led Neere division with Whipple, Sprague, and Prudence next. BE H. Graff directed the event. N P Abinehart served as chief judge. J J Forbes of the U S bureau of mines spoke.

Scarbro Fayette County New River Company Cranberry Sprague Mabscott Whipple Summertee Neere Harvey Spraguel Prudence BE. H. Graff N. P. Abinehart State Department of Mines J. J. Forbes U S. Bureau of Mines At Pittsburgh

Miss Lepage Weds Mr William Proctor in Home Ceremony

Mr and Mrs W B Lepage of Poca announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Lepage to Mr William Proctor son of Mr and Mrs J Proctor of Charleston. The ceremony was performed May 28 at the bride’s home and the couple reside in Charleston. Congratulations came from family in America Canada and Austin to Mr and Mrs William Holloway of Minehead England on their golden wedding day.

W. B. Lepage Poca Mary Lepage William Proctor J. ¥. Proctor Charleston America Canada Austin William Holloway Minstead England

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