Floods Cause Major Damage in City Business District
Flash floods inundated the business district with water two to five feet deep causing about 600000 dollars in damage. No deaths or injuries reported though the event was described as the worst since 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Methodist Conference
Earl
Bobby Joe Miller
Kanawha
Ferry Branch Rd
Charleston Senators
Muskegon
Ted Tappe
Orvil Elijah Brown
Sizemores
William Reedy
Bickmore
Navy
Uni
Armor Park
Bungalow Park
South Charleston
Newsboys
Lightning
Harvey
Grand Rapids
Cabin Creek
St. Albans
Park Commission
C. H. Johnson
Spring Hill
Simms
Capt. Cavender
Northern
West Virginia
Salem
Cyrus Gadd
Princeton
Sherman Ballard
Peterstown
John Leonard Rine
Withers Creek
Valley Camp
Senators
Dope den
Lee Se
Dewey Smith
Stand Pupils To Present Piano Recital
Students of Mr and Mrs John G Staud present piano recitals at St Johns Parish House at 730 p m on Tuesday and Wednesday. Public invited. Tuesday list includes Keith Keniston Marian Kay Adkins Charles Sparacino Nellie Maddox and others. Wednesday list includes Rondell McComas Carolyn Johnson Mary Ann Magee Carolyn Sue Dent Teddy Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Staud
St. John’s Parish House
Keith Keniston
Marian Kay Adkins
Charles Sparacino
Nellie Maddox
George Conner
Gail Lynn Melton
Nancy Binford
Jean Chandler
Sharon Pickens
Carol Stewart
Shirley Totten
Mary Ann Urbani
Janet Ward
Phyllis Mounts
Rosalie Epperly
Janice Smith
Patty
Mobra Ann Markham
Mary Janet Fisher
Sylvia Louise Goldberg
May Ellen Fink
Dianne Bowling
Leroy Bandy
Janet Lou Jarrett
Loretta Harper
Rosalie Frances Griffith
Delores Monday
Rosemarie Harrisson
James Ross
George Brown
Shirley Brown
Karen Sue Williams
Janet Grose
Daisey Lee Russell
Betty Cobb
Elien Jean Faber
Carol Poling
Nancy Ann Goldberg
Charleston City playgrounds host week of dances games and safety talks
A weekly schedule lists safety day and multiple activities across Charleston playgrounds. Instructors will stress home and outdoor safety with bike rule instruction. The lineup covers Monday through Friday with Games Rhythmics, Music, Story Telling, Dramatics and Arts and Crafts at numerous schools and sites featuring named instructors such as Miss Johnson Mrs. McCormick Miss Hughes and Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Lincoln School
Jeanette M. Johnson
Donnally
Sylvia McCormick
Glenwood
Sylvia McCormics
Boyd
Laidiey Field
Kanawha City
Joan Newton
Robins
Watts
Rebecca Hughes
Arts and Crafts
Legion Playfield
Byran Meyer
Littlepage School
Littlepage Terrace
McCormick
Boyd School
Newton
Reynolds
Washington Manor
Hughes
Eleanore Thomasson
Capitol School
Meyer
Dunbar
Chamberlain
Miss Johnson
Horace Mann
Miss Hughes
Meyers
South Ruffner
Johnson
Capitol
McGwigan
Riverview Rec
Rcation Center
Grandview
Glenwood School
Chamberlain School
Bigley
Taft School
Fernbank
Eleanore
Thomasson
Camp Carver Session Set
A one week camping session for 4-H members from five counties begins Monday at Washington Carver 4-H Camp in Clifftop. Counties represented include Kanawha Boone Mercer Wyoming and McDowell. Morning classes cover 4-H information health nature study music and crafts. afternoons and evenings feature swimming games and council circles. Wesley Lynch will direct activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifftop
Washington Carver
Kanawha
Boone
Mercer
Wyoming
McDowell
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Charleston Gazette
Yeditor
Surrinia
Elizabeth
Den
Army Mothers’ Post No
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Korea
U.S
Dayton
Jean Fourche
American Viscose Corp. of America
Slans
Morris Harvey
United Billiards Poolroom
South
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pintests Lesten Tent & Awning Co
All (Tv
Best Under
the, Or
McCorkle
Frankenberger
Frankenberger’s
Frankenbergers
West Vii Sgeen
Camp Carver
College of Virgi
James L. Lowman
Richmond, Va
Stonewall Jackson
W. Va
Ming
Wesley Lynch
West Virginia State College
Willl
Zack Martin
Bank of Commerce
Bbc
Terminix Co
Broad St
Winthrop
Winthrop White Bucks
Tad
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