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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1935

Page

5

Goad Named GOP Governor Prospect in Lincoln Club Discussion

Sidney E. Goad, current mayor of Clendenin, emerged as a possible Republican candidate for governor amid a Lincoln Club meeting in Kana wha county. Mayor D Boone Dawson urged continued activity and county-wide organization while listing civic issues. Other speakers included FP Meadot president of the Dalenedd washing principal speaker, Mayor John Keller, Charles Caldwell, Joe Wilan, Otis Van Dine, George Byers, Dr. George F Grisinger, Donald Atkinson, George King and J R Hussey. A dance is planned June 21 at Hof C hall featuring Colonels orchestra.

Sidney E. Goad Kanawha County Lincoln Club Goad Clendenin D. Boone Dawson G. Meadot Dalenedd Wasing John Keller Charles Caldwell Dunbar Joe Wilan Otis van Dine George Byers George F. Grisinger Donald Atkinson George King J. R. Hussey Hof C. Hallroom Colonels Orchestra Li Faulsatton

Flag Day Observed By Elks and Others

Flag day events in Charleston featured a patriotic program by the Charleston Elks and others. Marines from the South Charleston naval plant joined, the American Legion posted colors, and David A. Jayne gave the principal address. A Huntington gathering led by the Elks lodge included Claude L. Smith speaking and a Huntington High School band concert.

Charleston Elks Lodge Hitter Park Claude L. Smith The American Legion Huntington

Dunbar Man Awarded 935 Dollars in Rental Suit

Judge Arthur P. Hudson directed a verdict of 935.40 for the plaintiff W Saunders of Dunbar against Joseph S Calhoun of Charleston in circuit court over a garage rental contract. A jury had also returned a 1300 verdict for Human France against Inter Ocean Casualty, with the insurer argued as to eligibility due to lack of an accident policy.

Arthur P. Hudson W. Saunders Dunbar Joseph S Calhoun Charleston Human France Mercer County Inter-Ocean Casualty Company France

Baptists Attend State Rally at Weston Calvary Church

Delegates represent Calvary Baptist at a state rally in Weston led by the Dantist World Wide Wa. The meeting opened yesterday and runs through tomorrow with attendees Airs Budding Miss Lillian Martin Mrs Charles Harrington Miss Jennie Harrington and Mrs Ethel Harring to attend.

Calvary Baptist Church Weston Dantist World Wide Wa Airs Lloyd Budding Lillian Martin Charles Harrington Jennie Harrington Ethel Harring- Oe

Baptist Bible School To Close Next Friday

Calvary Baptist daily vacation Bible school to close tonight with a church program and exhibit of work. A play titled Fisher of Hen by Earl Campbell will be staged. Led by Glen Seafler the school had an enrollment of 230 students.

Calvary Baptist Daily Vacation Bible School Earl Campbell Glen Seafler

Automobile Theft Report in Franklin Court

Jack Powell of Franklin reports to police the theft yesterday of a car bearing license number 164 763. The incident concerns an automobile stolen from his possession with no further details available at this time.

Jack Powell Franklin Court Cll Lcense Tar

Bankers' Loan Act Signed by President

W. L. Motley secretary of the Charleston Clearing House Association said President Roosevelt approved a joint congressional resolution extending officers' fears in banks for three years or until June 26, 1938. Motley noted the information came from Ronald Ranson, chairman of the American Bankers' Association committee on federal legislation.

W. L. Motley Charleston Clearing House Association Roosevelt Mr. Motley Ronald Ranson American Bankers' Associaton

Approval by Judge In London Dam Site Cases

Awards totaling nearly 24000 dollars await judge approval. Judge Paul Jones of the western Virginia district will review casement damages for land flooded by a Kanawha river pool raise between Boomer Creek and London. A five member commission listed named payees and amounts from Cannellon Coal and Coke to Mount Carbon Land Co and others.

London Dam Paul Jones Western Virginia Jones Kanawha River Boomer Creek London Cannellon Coal and Coke Company W. R G. A. Cooper Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc W. R B. Johnson Coal Company Edith Woodrum W. R. Johnson Kanawha Gauley Coal and Coke Company Kanawha and Hocking Coal and Coke Company C. A. Nutter G. F. Nutter Park Stone and Others Elkhorn Piney Coal Mining Company Monroe Dongs Hattie F. Buckholt Chesapeake Mining Company Keystone Coal Company Montgomery Machine Works Jacob Kandel Hesaie Lane E. P. Champe J. C. Martin Sayre Ojl and Gas Company J. F. Burgess Gracie Kincaid S. G. M. Gas Company Mount Carbon Land Company

Dr Black and Family Return From New Jersey

Dr Black and Mrs W P Black and their daughter Miss Iva Dellah Black returned yesterday from Atlantic City New Jersey where Dr Black attended the annual meeting of the American Proctological Society.

W. P. Black Iva Dellah Black Atlantic City N. J Black The American Proctological Society

Naturalization Petition Filed by Jan Kreuk Owens

Yesterday Jan Kreuk Owens filed a petition for naturalization at the office of Ira Mottesheard, a federal court clerk. Kreuk is a native of Opalanisko Poland who seeks United States citizenship. Leopard Routed With Sticks Near Victoria South Africa A native herdsman fought and routed a leopard attacking a calf in broad daylight, was bitten and clawed but saved the calf and is recovering in hospital.

Jan Kreuk Owens Ira Mottesheard Mruk Opalanisko Poland Victoria South Africa

Man suffers scalp laceration amid building teardown

C. W. Hagerman of Burning Springs received a severe scalp laceration yesterday when a chimney fell on him during tearing down a building at Belie. He was treated at McMillan hospital. The Scottish Rovers, an offshoot of the Boy Scouts, are becoming prominent in Scotland.

C. W. Hagerman Burning Springs Belie McMillan Hospital The Scottish Rovers Boy Scouts Scotland

Count von Moltke Held On Check Forgery Charge

Huntington report says Carl von Moltke 44 of Los Angeles a nephew of German field marshal Helmuth von Moltke is jailed on five check forgeries. Detected by Richmond investigators he allegedly used signed company checks with the Ray Lite Aggregates president’s signature. The suspect claimed the five checks were altered to bad checks.

Huntington Carl von Moltke Los Angeles Helmuth von Moltke California Moltke Roy Hagby J. W. Erb Richmond Las Vegas New Erb Ray Lite Aggregates Corporation von Moltke

Forgery Charges Tangle Von Moltke Allegations

In Los Angeles a cashing claim involves von Moltke with Erb asserting the figure. von Moltke is alleged to be sought for additional forgery charges in Salt Lake City Salt Lake City, South Bend Indiana, and Omaha Nebraska.

Los Angeles von Moltke Erb Salt Lake City South Bend Ind Omaha Neb

Court Selects 18 Additional Jurors

The Present Intermediate court term will have 40 jurors after 18 were added yesterday. New jurors include Elmer Stone H B Craven Rene Toney John Chaney Morris Keeney D K Richardson Brattan Hannz James Bonham C L Morris Mason Arbaugh W J Miller Ralph Spurlock Petterson Phillip Blake Ben Halafesd J F Slater George Thomas and James Holmes. The grand jury is to hand down indictments this morning as more than 170 witnesses testified yesterday, totaling 220.

Elmer Stone H. B. Craven Rene Toney Cabin Creek John Chaney Morris Keeney D. K. Richardson Charleston Brattan Hannz James Bonham C. L. Morris Elk Mason Arbaugh W. J. Miller Ralph Spurlock Petterson Phillip Blake Malden Charles Selke

Hy Phen Stops Pain Fast for Headache and More

An old style ad promotes Hy-Phen for quick relief of headache neuralgia lumbago rheumatic pain and menstrual cramps. Mint flavored tablets claim easy dosing and are sold at drug stores. Packager is listed as Joe and Ise.

Drce Joe Ise

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