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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
3
Charleston society column lists guests and visits across households. Mr and Mrs W H Stiles host in Malden Road while J B Bullington tours the West. many families from Spencer, Pittsburgh, and Wheeling visit relatives, attend weddings, or travel for summers and Shrine conventions.
Mr and Mrs Mose Goodmen announce the birth of a son on Sunday June 15 at Kanawha Valley hospital. Dr and Mrs Robert B Price announce the birth of a daughter Ellen Norris Price on June 14.
In circuit court the chancery docket shows Minnie F. Taylor versus Jobe Taylor with July rules return. Catherine Miller sues Ottmer H. Miller in common pleas chancery with July rules return. George Wiseman sues Taylor Pur company and another for damages of 10000 pounds on the law side. Administrators named for Helen Campbell and Merman C. Slater estates, with bonds posted and collateral trust details noted. Nora Dawson listed as estate claimant. Snow fell in England in May.
Warner Brothers representatives Arthur Pinkerton of Pittsburgh and J E Shipman of New York arrived in Charleston to assume control of the Rialto and Virginian theaters from Universal Theaters. Richard E. England will remain manager, and current policies stay unchanged as Warner Brothers expands theater holdings nationwide. They recently acquired a chain of three D theaters in the Pittsburgh district, with Charleston as a former beneficiary.
United States Fidelity and Guaranty company filed powers of attorney in the county clerk's office for H Chileate and Warner Brothers Theater to T 8 Clark. The Charleston Independent School District leased from the estate of Mrs Sylvia Lowerstein two Glenwood addition lots on Virginia street for 750 a year.
American footwear sales surge in Colombia with many men buying pairs for about 20 dollars each. The trend highlights growing access to affordable imports and broader market reach for U.S. shoes.
L. Q. Louden age 60 died at a local hospital after being found unconscious in his Kanawha street room earlier. Dr. W. P. Black Kanawha county coroner ruled death by natural causes and ordered a stomach analysis. No evidence of unusual circumstances was found.
Dr Black stated an investigation began when jars believed to contain whiskey were found in Louden s room by Capt Dan M Smith and Detective Wilson Fisher The incident led to examination of Louden s stomach He was found and rushed to Charleston General hospital where he died without regaining consciousness The body was moved to Barlow mortuary Louden is survived by
In Spencer North Carolina a druggist introduces Stanback powder as a speedy relief for backache headache neuralgia toothache and other pains. Doctors and dentists reportedly approve it and endorse its safety. The pre-measured dose dissolves in water if desired and is sold in 10 and 25 cent sizes in a colorful package.
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