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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1939

Page

2

Mrs. Mary Shott Dies in Bluefield Leader in West Virginia

Mrs. Mary Katherine Shott wife of Hugh Ike Shott Jr publisher of Bluefield Telegraph and Bluefield Sun Set News died after brief heart illness born November 25 1871 in River Philip Nova Scotia. She lived in Bluefield most years raised civic and church work led Bland Street Methodist Episcopal church. Survived by husband two sons Hugh Ike Jr and James a daughter Mrs Clark Brant of Washington a brother Howard Chisholm Norfolk and sister Mrs Albert Burnham Lynchburg. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at the home with Rev. W. P. Eastwood and burial Monte Vista cemetery.

Bluefield Mary Katherine Shott Hugh Ike Shott, Jr Bluefield Telegraph Bluefield Sunset News Shott U. S Washington James Clark Brant Howard Chisholm Norfolk Albert Burnham Lynchburg W. P. Eastwood Bland Street Methodist Church Monte Vista Cemetery

Roman coin found at Welsh school grounds dating to Rome Egypt conquest

A Roman coin unearthed on school grounds near Porthcawl Wales is about 2000 years old. It bears an image of a crocodile chained to a palm and commemorates Rome's conquest of Egypt.

Porthcawl Wales Rome Egypt

Obituary for John V. Arthur 82 Cannelton

Services for John V. Arthur 82 of Cannelton who died Tuesday will be at 2 p m today at the home of his daughter Mrs Victoria Nichols in Meadow Bridge. Burial will be in the family cemetery.

John V. Arthur Cannelton Victoria Nichols Meadow Bridge

Rites for Mrs. Alice Scherer at Eskdale Baptist

Mrs. Alice Scherer 76 died Wednesday in a Charleston hospital. Rites held at 10 a m today at Eskdale Baptist Church. Rev. Robert McCoy and Rev. D C Patchell to officiate. Burial in Rose Hill cemetery near Ashland Kentucky.

Alice Scherer Eskdale Baptist Church Charleston Robert McCoy D. C. Patchell Rose Hill Cemetery Ashland

Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Buckley held at Handley

Mrs Myrtle Buckley aged 61 dies at her Handley home Wednesday. Services will be at John Buckley residence at 2 p m today, with burial in the local cemetery.

Myrtle Buckley John Buckley Handley

Infant Rudolph Kemp Dies at Deepwater Home

Rudolph Kemp infant son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Kemp of Deepwater died yesterday at the family home. Body remains at Campbell funeral home Montgomery awaiting arrangements.

Rudolph Kemp Deepwater Campbell Funeral Home Montgomery

Charley Higginbotham Rites Planned in Brounland Baptist Church

Charley Ellis Higginbotham, 72, who died Wednesday at his Sixth Avenue home, will have services at 2 p m tomorrow at Brounland Baptist Church with Rev. Edwin L. Parsons officiating. Burial follows at Brounland Cemetery. The body will be moved from Cunningham Mortuary to the home of his son Wilbur Higginbotham in Lico at 2 p m today.

Charley Ellis Higginbotham Brounland Baptist Church Sixth Avenue Edwin L. Parsons Brounland Cemetery Cunningham Mortuary Wilbur Higginbotham Lico

Services for Mrs. Mary Toney Held at East Bank Church

Mrs. Mary Toney 80 died Wednesday night at her daughter Mrs Wade Clarke East Bank. Services set for 2 30 p m tomorrow at Missionary Baptist church East Bank with Rev C E Walker and Rev John Hartman. burial in Hawk's Cemetery Hernshaw. Pryor mortuary in charge. Survived by another daughter Mrs John Penix Marmet.

Mary Toney Wade Clarke East Bank Missionary Baptist Church C. E. Walker John Hartman Hawk’s Cemetery Hernshaw Pryor John Penix Marmet

Transfer of Burials and Obituaries from Greenville

Bud Ephriam Gregory 42 died at Acme home. Survived by wife Martha and eight children. Burial at Red Warrior cemetery with Pryor mortuary in charge. Thomas Taylor Farr 61 died at home after eight days illness. Services at Baptist temple and in Greenville. Interment in family cemetery. Claude Hurt 62 died at Institute home. Survived by brother George W. Hurt and niece Claudine Hurt. Matthew Horrocks 92 died at home Dry Branch. burial in Dry Branch cemetery. surviving daughter Victoria Horrocks.

Bud Ephriam Gregory Acme Martha Gregory Lilly Mae Ida Inez Gregory James Lee Oliver Joseph Newton John J. Gregory Acme M. E Red Warrior Pryor Mortuary East Bank Thomas Taylor Farr Armour and Company Carr Apartments Farr Charleston Greenville S. C Armour Branch Armour Company Baptist Temple Virgil L. Flinn W. A. Spruce L. L. Mason J. F. Nelson F. H. Martin Waldo C. Henson The Claude Hurt Institute Harden and Harden Mortuary George W. Hurt Claudine Hurt New York City Dry Branch Matthew Horrocks Victoria Horrocks

Births announce Linda Lou Stone on June 13

Mr and Mrs Walter Stone of Cinco are the parents of a daughter Linda Lou born June 13. Mrs Mary E Pettry and Mrs Alice Wright of Hugheston have three sons W W Horrocks of Dry Branch and R J and W M Horrocks of Hugheston. Pryor mortuary at East Bank handling arrangements.

Walter Stone Cinco Linda Lou Mary E. Pettry Alice Wright Hugheston W. W. Horrocks Dry Branch R. J. and W. M. Horrocks Pryor Mortuary East Bank

Iron worker jailed after helping build beds

Kansas City June 15. Jack Cady, arrested for speeding and unable to post bond, built his own bed in the city jail but could not sleep. In court Judge Thomas V. Holland asked if he slept well and Cady replied no, saying he's an iron worker who helped build the beds and did not like his bed. The judge commented that he had been punished enough.

Kansas City Jack Cady Thomas V. Holland Cady Saa

I Now He's An American

An applicant for citizenship knew the capital was Washington D C.

San Jose Calif Washington, D. C

Citizenship Granted Amid Political Inquiry

The examiner pressed the applicant asking who lives there and who runs the government. The applicant replied I know the Democrats. The court granted citizenship.

A. T. Hunter

German falcon dinner call leads to chicken theft case

SCOTTSBLUFF Neb June 15 Mrs John Steinbrecker who speaks German fluently spied 12 barred rock chickens in another pen and gave them a German dinner call They came running she told County Judge C O Lyda while the owner John Florez said he spoke a little Spanish The judge bound him over to district court under 300 bond on charges of chicken theft.

Scottsbluff Neb John Steinbrecker C. O. Lyda John Florez

Man Drowns As Street Lake Forms In Stuttgart

A man drowns while filling a bottle at a fountain when a sudden street lake forms during a flood after heavy rains in Stuttgart Germany. Parked cars are swept away and river embankments loosen releasing stone blocks along the Nese river.

Stuttgart Germany

Mrs Helen Wright Dies at Huntington

Mrs Helen Bromley Wright of 1714 Kanawha Street died yesterday in a Huntington hospital after an operation ten days earlier. Wife of John W. Wright manager of Elk Refining's retail division she had lived in Charleston ten years. Survived by a son John W. Wright Jr. Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery in Huntington.

Helen Bromley Wright Kanawha Street John W. Wright Elk Refining Company Huntington Hospital Wright Huntington Spring Hill Charleston John W. Wright, Jr

Rear Admiral Nimitz Named New Navigation Chief

Washington June 15 Rear Admiral Chester W. Nimitz is named the new navigation chief. The Navy announces the assignment as part of a leadership reshuffle and modernization push.

Nimitz Washington INS Chester W. Nimitz

Navy appoints new chief of navigation bureau

The Navy Department announced that today the duties of chief of the Bureau of Navigation were assumed by O. Richardson, who has been named commander of the battle force of the fleet to assume duty June 24.

O. Richardson Navy Department

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