Pets on Display At Playgrounds
A series of pet shows at Lincoln and Taft schools displayed over 300 exhibits yesterday. Judges M Moorhaad and L T Tustin presided as afternoon shows drew about 90 attendees. evening events were rained out and rescheduled for Park Avenue and Glenwood. Taft school winners included dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, and unusual pets with numerous named owners and indicators of best in several categories. Lincoln school results highlighted top dogs, long-tailed and shortest-haired categories, plus best tricks and unusual markings among dogs, cats, rabbits, chickens, and other pets with specific owner names.
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Lincoln
Taft
M. Mr. Moorhaad
L. T
Tustin
Park Avenue
Glenwood
Taft School
John Currence
Count
Howard Frouse
Trixie
Russell Koont
Skippy
Louise Etlin
Spitz
William Richardson
Jodgest
Bal
Cyrus Tinch
Miz
Bruce Kapman
Mideast
YY Audra Litton
Heauly
Douglas Arbaugh
Charles William Stewart
Junior Wetkiey
Pat
Frack Faulkner
Kathryn Levy
Huddy
Glenn Robinson
Trouble
Gene Arinut
Mickey
Margery Reushew
Helen Marshall
Betty
William Morrix
Lucky
Yohn Humphreys
Albert” Hissom
Digekle
Kelly Dean Roy
Chubby
Forest Summers
Pirst
Jofn Humphreys
iMickey
Ruth Wiley
Boot
William el- Ag
Betty Ann Lowe
Donald Warren Jarrelt
Spot
Belvin Roos
Harry Morris
Junior Wallace
Pauline Henshaw
Max Sioun
Samuel Atiedorf
Ducky Lucky
June Hughart
Gene and
Glenn
Frank Fawkner
Junior Hughart
Pete
Bernard Mill
Nene
Lincoln School
Judson Nicholas
Keyser
John Rechtenwald
Dixie
Betoy Ann Rat
Bnow
Dorothy Reveat
Riley
Jeanette Summers
Bobole
Herward Bailey
Jack
Justina’ Siiita
Akipp
John Vandale
Apna Brewer
Zippe
Mary Morie
Oscar
Betty Shaffer
Dixis
Julia Betty Wood
Judaon Nicholas’ Keyser
Paul Lilly
Gyp
Sat
Futh Izabeth Smith
Norma Tga Westfall
Charlotte Mortis’ Kaye
Bessie Mayesbury
Firma Pearle Barker
Helen ‘Marie Jordaan
Charlotte Moore
James Bupy
Charles Wilson
Joh Rechten— Wald
Belen Privad
Dickie
Jaanette Summers
Pippy
Clarence Gene Rachtenwald
Bily
Virginia Mick
Bobbie
Oms
George Morris
Demetre Williams
Mary Marie Rifties
Orville Walker
Haviland Sisters Present Recital To Pleased Audience
Quellie Haviland and Casratte Haviland Abbott presented students of their dance studios at the Charleston high school auditorium before a large audience last night. Unique scenic effects elaborate costumes and polished dance exhibits marked the show. A scene The Toymakers Dream fa irylike in presentation drew many encores with Grad Mate students Alice Johnson Zeise Reeder and Nancy Hancock. Barbara and Betty Jean Wolfe post graduates offered interpretative demonstrations.
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Quelle Haviland
Casratte Haviland
Abbott
Charleston High School
Alice Johnson
Zeise Reeder
Nancy Hancock
Barbara
Betty Jean Wolfe
Justice of Peace Moves to New Kanawha Street Offices
The office of Edwin S. Watson justice of the peace will relocate from Capitol Street near the post office to the Union Trust Building on Kanawha Street at the foot of Capitol Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
Edwin S. Watson
Lions Elect Governor at Morgantown Convention
West Virginia Lions elected Alfred Fox of Blue Held district governor at their convention closing in Morgantown. Wheeling will host next year’s meeting as Edward R. Kingsley of Parkersburg paid tribute to deceased members at the memorial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia Lions
Alfred Fox
Blue Held
Jally
Wheeling
Edward R. Kingsley
Parkersburg
Bandoeng
Java
Keg Nn Pier
Pattern Service for Anne Adams Frock Patterns
Pattern 2353 offered in multiple sizes with simple two-tone prints and ribbons. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and a catalog offer for larger sizes and Paris-inspired models. Send name address style number and size with payment. patterns from The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Charleston Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Judge Lowell Case Reversed by US Appeals Court
In Boston on June 1933 James A. Lowell’s writ of habeas corpus for George Crawford, accused of enslaving two women in Virginia, was overturned by the US circuit court of appeals. The decision sparked impeachment talk in Congress as southern states protested alleged jury exclusion.
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Lowell
Appeals
Boston
James A. Lowell
Virginia
Congress
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
George Crawford
Middleburg
Crawford
Supreme Court
Births and a Driving Initiative in Brief
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Fitzgerald Jr., of Second Avenue South Charleton, announce a daughter born Monday June 12. Mr. and Mrs. L J Monahan of Dunbar announce a daughter born June 16 at McMillan Hospital. Mona han is the former Miss Virginia Shaver. Magistrates and policemen in Czechoslovakia are ordered to learn to drive to understand motorists’ difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Fitzgerald, Jr
Second Avenue
South Charleston
L. J. Monahan
Dunbar
Grided
McMillan Hospital
Monahan
Virginia Shaver
Czechoslovakia
Courts Rule 3.2 Beer Not Intoxicating in Kentucky
In Madison County a jury found 3.2 percent beer not intoxicating after Beasley was charged with illegal sale. Evidence showed he drank 45 bottles of 3.2 beer in a day and was sober afterward. The Kentucky court of appeals upheld a district court decision, affirming that 3.2 beer is non intoxicating.
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Madison County
Jewet Beasley
Beasley
Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Jet- Tetson Drcult Court
West Virginia Chosen For Century of Progress Exhibit
West Virginia was selected for a Century of Progress display to be built at the fair. The building, placed at the foot of the sky ride towers, will feature wood from the state's forests and a rhododendron garden. A committee including W. T. Williamson, Mrs. Douglas Brown, and Luther Koontz will oversee plans to attract tourists to the mountain state in coming years.
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Century of Progress
West Virginia
State
Century of Progress Commission
Foir
Mississippi
Arkansas
W. T. Williamson
Charleston
Douglas Brown
Huntington
Luther Koontz
Clendenin
Man Struck by Dunbar Street Car Fractures Skull
James Robinson and Cecil Robison were struck by a Dunbar interurban car near Kelly park at about 4 55 am. Robinson suffered a fractured skull loss of blood and shock and was taken to Mountain State hospital in serious condition. The Charleston Interurban Railroad Co reports the victim as Cecil Robison who lives near Stop No 1 on Dunbar One. R H Burnside stated the incident occurred on the curve east of Kelly park as the car moved along. The auto carrying the injured man was driven by unnamed responders. Police noted automobile license plates issued to Gay Barker of Charleston.
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Dunbar Interurban
Kelly Park
James Robinson
Mountain State Hospital
Charleston Interurban Railroad Company
Cecil Robison
Dunbar
R. H. Burnside
Robison
Interurban
Gay Barker
Charleston
Escaped Convicts Are Caught in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 16 two escaped convicts were captured by Lakewood detectives after a stolen taxicab pursuit. Identified as John W. Maug and Edward Terpuck, they admitted intent to rob a telegraph office and signed confessions. Fingerprints confirmed their identities as Maug and Turpack, two of four escapees from Western penitentiary in Pennsylvania.
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Cleveland
John W. Maug
Edward Terpuck
Lakewood
Thomas Seas Thaw
William Fisher
George Koestle
Bertilion
Koestle
Maugane Turpack
Western Penitentiary
Clouds and Fog Delay Search for Mattern
Clouds and fog keep Alaska planes grounded delaying the search for Jimmie Mattern the Texas aviator who started from Khabarovsk Siberia for Nome on a round the world flight. Even if weather improves the search spans thousands of square miles of sparse land with limited communication and fuel would have run out by 8 30 p m eastern time last night leaving the fate unknown.
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Nome
Alaska
Jimmie Mattern
Texas
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nomettes
Druggist Charles V Selby Elected WV Pharmaceutical Leader
Charles V Selby of Clarksburg was chosen president of the West Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association at its twenty seventh annual convention in Clarksburg on June 12 and 13. Selby has practiced in Harrison County for years and served as publicity chairman for the acute botany during the past year.
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Charles V. Selby
Clarksburg
West Virginia State Pharmaceutical Association
Selby
Harrison County
Rare Bunyan volume donated to Baker University Library
A rare edition of John Bunyan's Good News for the Vilest of Men has been donated to the Baker University Library by former Governor George Hodges. The 1716 English press edition came from Baldwin, Kau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin, Kau
John Bunyan
Baker University
George Hodges
Ford Calls Dole System Undo Through R F C Ban
Detroit June 18 Henry Ford argued the quickest path to recovery is ending the dole system and dissolving the Reconstruction Finance Corporation He urged public works that pay families real wages and insisted recovery must come from the people not financial or political schemes. A London sale saw Turner’s drawing Criccieth Castle fetch 1900 dollars.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ford
Turner
Criccieth Castle
Carnarvon
Wales
London
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Haviland Sisters
Lions Clubs Elect
Sky Ride
Federal Exhibit
Hale Street
Rise Vzad
National Biscuit Company
Uneada Bakers
Nelson Transfer and Storage Co
Capitol St
Piedmont Road
Ras Re Agn
CERTO
Brillo
IGA Prunes
IGA
Edgemont Gz
Wafers
Edgemont
IGA Beauty
Puritan
Teebere
Silders
Wah
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