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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1933

Page

9

Local Society Notes From Charleston Area

Miss Betty Clay and Miss Barbara Clay have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs RC Jarrell on West Rigntn Avenue South Charleston. Miss Eleanor Carson visits Miss Iris Schwartz in Spring Hill. Mr and Mrs W A Trent return to Montrose Drive South Charleston from Lynchburg Va. Dr and Mrs Rey Ray and children Mildred and William leave Tre mont Street for Florida for vacation. They will be joined by Mr and Mrs Philip Ray and children of Roanoke Va. Mrs Ruth Stainaker of Charleston visits Mr and Mrs Robert Hanson in Spring Hill. Mrs Yonnie Taylor of Montrose Drive leaves for Pittsburgh Pa to visit sister Mrs Leonard Ware. Mrs J A Mooney returns from a visit to Williamstown. Miss Margaret Waggener of Buffalo visits here.

Betty Clay Barbara Clay W. A. Trent Montrose Drive Charleston Lynchburg Rey Ray Childdren Mildred William Tremont Street South Charleston Florida Mia Philip Ray Roanoke, Va Mis. Ruth-Stalnaker Robert Hanson Spring Hill Yonnie Taylor Pittwourgh Leonard Ware J. A. Mooney Williamstown Margaret Waggener Buffalo

Highways Committee Continues Session in Charleston

The good roads committee of the Charleston chamber of commerce holds another morning meeting to continue review of highway improvement projects in Charleston and Exnawhe county eligible for federal public works financing. A previous session met yesterday but did not finish deliberations.

Good Roads Committee Charleston

Library to Reopen After Repairs in Charleston

The Charleston public library will reopen at nine o'clock tomorrow morning after a nearly three week closure for repairs to the building. The announcement was made yesterday.

Charleston

Robertson Returns From Probation Convention In Detroit

Kanawha county Juvenile court chief probation officer Robert Robertson and his wife returned from Detroit after attending the National Probation association convention. In Oxford England a mosquito bite proved fatal for Ernest Blackwell.

Thomas D. ‘Robertson Kanawha County Juvenile Court Detroit National Probation Association Robertson Ernest Blackwell Oxford England

Fred J. Fox Named West State Tax Commissioner in Charleston

Fred J. Fox known as the dean of democratic politics at the capitol, appointed by Gov. H. G. Kump to state tax commissioner, built long career in Braxton county and Sutton. A Sutton-born lawyer educated at West Virginia University, he partnered with Haymon and Fox, later with his son John H. Fox, and has served as Braxton county Democratic chair and state senator. Married June 27, 1900 to Annie Lee Frame, they have six children.

Swant Fred L. Fox Capitol Fred J. Fox H. G. Kump Mr Fox Birch River Bynx‘son County Camden Fox Caroline McMorrow Fox Wna West Virginia University Sutton Morgartown Fox Alex Dulin Forreer Haymone Senate Democratic State Committee Mr. Fox Annie Lee Frame Gordon Byrne Fox John Holt Fox George McMorrow Fox Agne Fox Rebecca Fox Anna Jean K

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