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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
9
Knapp notes the Social Security act does not exclude groups but exempts certain farm workers who also run other businesses. He warns that any worker taking additional employment may require a social security number, with further details available from the Internal Revenue collector and the security board.
Mrs Lemons hosted a South Henderson church women’s meeting Tuesday night at her Second Avenue home. Devotional led by Mrs John C Hammersnott. program by Mrs Flores Lambert. chaired by Mrs Lamons. An A. Fosebud social is planned at Mare NR Henderson’s home on Tyler Mountain road July 20 with several members noted.
Fragmentary notes recount a 19th century court scene with names like Sherman, Gob…Gogarty, and Sean, including a conversation among witnesses and a circle of professionals. The piece hints at a tea of gossip and legal drama in a colonial era setting.
City policemen in plain clothes and unmarked cars continued a traffic campaign against red light and stop sign violators. About 20 people were arrested and fined in municipal court.
The South Charleston First Baptist church opened its annual Bible school on Monday with enrollment of 160 children aged 14 and under. The two week program runs daily from 8 to 11:45 in the morning except Saturdays and Sundays, with Rev. H Lloyd Parkinson as principal lecturer and Mrs C W Hudson as music director assisted by a staff led by Mrs W P Adams.
The Bible School at Spring Hill First Baptist will open its annual daily vacation Bible school Monday with classes each morning except Saturday Sunday. Children aged 18 years may attend.
About 20 Charleston Lions depart today for Farmont to join the twenty-ninth district Lions International convention in West Virginia. District Governor Thomas D. Robertson of Charleston and C. G. Peregoy of Beckley are already in Fairmont. Robertson was guest of honor at last night's banquet. About 400 are expected.
Mrs Amelia Lerzo sues Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for 2800 damages in circuit court claiming injuries from a train collision at Eskdale on July 25 1935. The case opened yesterday and is expected to go to the jury this morning.
Dwight Dwght faces about $250000 in deficiency taxes with penalties up to 59 percent amid an ongoing dispute with the Internal Revenue Bureau. He has offered to settle in full, but legal issues remain unresolved as controversy continues.
The subject has a history of tax disputes and has served as counsel in multiple tax matters. In 1929, while the chief justice was his law partner, he secured a 1500 refund in court for the estate of Theodore Reynolds.
Commissioner Burr H. Simeon told a Barbour county group that right of way difficulties delay 4.8 miles of state route 02 between Evansville and Nestorville. J E Keyser led the Philippi delegation urging the project with an estimated 1000000 dollars for grading drainage and two bridges. Simeon said bids would wait while property owners seek high prices.
South Charleston city treasurer W G Moore issued a building permit yesterday to 5S D Jarrett to erect a garage apartment on Niaith Avenue at a cost of 400 dollars.
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