Scott-Goyert Wedding Set in Cincinnati Circle
Mrs Walter Mackey Scott of Noyes avenue invites guests to the wedding of her niece Miss Madeline Scott to Mr Harold Blaine Goyert Jr son of Mrs H B Goyert of Cincinnati and the late Mr Goyert The ceremony will be at St Johns Episcopal at 0 p m with Rev Harry S Longley officiating An informal reception will follow at the Scotts home The couple plan to reside in Cincinnati Both families are tied to Cincinnati schools and Alpha Epsilon Sigma membership
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mackey Scott
Noyes Avenue
Madeline Scott
Harold Blaine Goyert, Jr
H. B. Goyert
Cincinnati
Mr. Goyert
Mrs. Frank Pile Named Chairman at Forty Club
Mrs. Frank Pile was elected chairman of the Forty club during a quarterly bridge luncheon at Kanawha Country club. The event featured pastel stummer flowers and a U shaped table setup with a committee including Mrs. E. B. Westfall, Mrs. Perry Poffenbarger, Mrs. William Jarrett, and Mrs. Frank Harkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank Lynn Pile
Forty Club
Kanawha Country Club
E. B. Westfall
Perry Poffenbarger
William Jarrett
Frank Harkins
Mesdames
Frank Taylor
Clarence Meadows
George Wood
C. P. McCain
Henry Butts
J. W.bekenstein
Walter Price
Maurice Wooddell
Curtis Ramsey
Harvey McMillan
Irvin Wildman
Erméen Wright
John Amos
Nelson Lake
William Savage
William Singer
A. W. Laing
Jv-5
P. Ingham
W.T. Churchman, Jr
Charles Staff
Denver Morgan
Carl McAndrews
Norman Greene
F. L. Pile
Robert Kay
Luis Midence
Master G A Brown Feted at Belle birthday party
George Alfred Brown was honored as guest at a Saturday birthday gathering hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Burke Brown in Belle. Attending were Mrs W S Bonham Mrs E Stevens the Misses Betty Ann Warner Mary Lon Haynes Glenna Mae Haynes Barbara Ann Haynes Judy Stevens Wanda Warner Shirley Garretson Shirley Brown Masters Orval Warner K Carroll Warner and John C Burrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alfred Brown
Burke Brown
Belle
W. 5. Bonham
E. Stevens
Betty Ann Warner
Mary Lon Haynes
Glenna Mae Haynes
Barbara Ann Haynes
Judy Stevens
Wanda Warner
Shirley Garretson
Shirley Brown
Orval Warner
K Carroll Warner
John C. Burrus
Clarice
Aileen Bradshaw
W. C. Bradshaw
Beards
Fork
Anita Gambili
Janet Gambill
Greta Gambili
Helen Mae Workman
Evelyn Morris
Joyce McCormack
Juanita Atkins
Jessie James
Geraldine, Wilson
Jacqueline Wilson
Jo Ann Taylor
Juanita Liford
Marie McCune
Betty Abbott
Alice Jame Bradshaw
Masters William Gambill
Carroll Gambill
Calendar of club events in Charleston area today
Today many groups meet from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Charleston High School room 224. British War Relief sewing from 10 a.m.. Glenwood Heights Garden Club breakfast 9:30 to 11 at Mrs D E Williamson’s Orchard Shree. Kanawha Country Club Ladies day and luncheon 1:30 hosted by Moorhead Rucker Major. Newcomers Club luncheon 1 p.m. at Elks. Bouchelle Garden Club luncheon 1 p.m. at Wren’s Nest with Mrs C E Rhodes speaking on historic spats in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Charleston High School
British War Relief Society
Kanawha Parkway
Glenwood Heights
M. IM
Moorhead
J. E. Rucker
F. C. Major
Elks Club
Bouchelle Garden Club
Wren’s Nest
C. E. Rhodes
West Virginia
South Charleston church and club events page
The J O class of First Baptist held its annual banquet at Wrens Nest with Mrs. Skeans as toastmistress and several members and guests in attendance. Other society notes record Red Cross Spring Hill work, a Mademoiselles club dance at the Ruffner, a Loyal Temperance Legion meeting, and visits by Mrs. J Marion Bailey and Mrs. Maude Doolittle after Oberlin reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O
First Baptist Church
Wren's Nest
E C. Skeans
Wayne Taylor
Mary Henson
James Fogle~ Song
Leslie Price
Russell Foglesong
H. Lloyd Parkinson
Cuclis Green
John W. Ayers, Jr
Robert E. Baer
Henry Monday
J. T.peters
William Peyton
Sam Wood
Clyde Richards
B. W. Scrage
Zylphia Ashworth
Mabel Schultz
Jackie West
Lois Dean
Juanita
Griffith
Mace Mullin
Les Mademoiselles Club
Ruffner Hotel
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Ppa
Miss Virginia Hotchkiss
Henson Avenue
Spring Hill
Red Cross
5.R. McLellan
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
First Presbyterian Church
E. L. Foff
Ted
Mary Ruth Oney
W. F. Lytton
Eleanor Smith
Kathleen Bird
Nancy Douglas
Dorothy Lee Osborne
Billie Jane Garrett
Vashti Poff
Betty Poff
Clark Nichols
Richard Thayer Douglas, Jr
Howard Lee Peté
Arthur EK. Doolittle
Betty
Bob
Elyria
Officers For Two New Lions Districts Named
Parkerburg dispatch reports Charles Hoult of Fairmont and William Lawton of Mount Hope elected governors of five newly created Lions districts at the West Virginia Lions convention in Huntington. Hoult will head the northern district 29W and Lawton will govern the southern districts 29W. The 1942 convention was held in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Charles Hoult
Fairmant
William Lawton
Mount Hope
West Virginia
Lions Club
Hoult
Lawton
Huntington
State Grants Tax Moratorium on Defense Contracts
The state tax department will moratorium gross sales taxes on certain cost plus fixed fee defense contracts pending a court test. More than $1,000,000 in state taxes may be involved, mainly in Charleston and Morgantown area. Contractors must pay consumer taxes on services but may protest and seek refunds. The ruling requires accurate tax records and assurances of payment if taxes apply. The U S supreme court has upheld the state's right to collect this levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Department
U. S
Charleston
Morgantown
George P. Alderson
Army Quartermaster Corps
U. S. Supreme Court
Lifeboats chased by hundreds of sharks after Robin Moor sinking
Capetown dispatch reports survivors of the Robin Moor aboard a sunken American ship endured days at sea as lifeboats faced hundreds of hungry sharks and great porpoises in 12 foot waves. They praised Melvin Mundy for aid and Captain Handley of the S S Wellington for rescue. The couple could not identify the submarine’s nationality but suspected a German vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
South Africa
INS
HH. G. Gemmel
South Atlantic
Gemmel
Handley
S. S. Wellington
Lloyd's Register
Wellington Court
Larger Planes Enter American Airlines Service in City
American Airlines announced new 71 passenger DC-3 type planes join daily Charleston flights. The DC-3s replace older DC-2s on the New York Washington Cincinnati route, making American the first major carrier to offer DC-3 service on all its flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Airlines, Inc
Charleston
Myron Everts
New York
Singer Judy Canova Marries Soldier in Honolulu
Judy Canova confirmed she wed Corp. James Ripley, 28, an engineer, in Honolulu during her vacation marking a romance revived from Florida years ago. Army officials in Honolulu said Ripley is in the guard house but would not disclose the charge. Canova said she kept the marriage secret to spare her ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Judy Canova
Corp
James Ripley
Honolulu
Tunty
Florida
Ripley
Miss Canova
Point Pleasant Tentatively Okays Water Works Purchase
The public service commission tentatively approved Point Pleasant’s plan to buy the water works system and fund water and sewer services with increased rates. The Water and Light company sale is $180,000, a $1 monthly sewer charge would be eliminated and water charges raised by 20 percent. The commission also signalled approval of higher minimum monthly charges for Harrison Rural Electrification customers in Harrison and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Point Pleasant
Harrison Rural Electrification Association
Harrison
Nine Couples Apply For Marriage Licenses
Applicants for marriage licenses yesterday at the county clerk's office included Charles Davidson Young of 1538 Second Avenue and Gertrude Elizabeth Williams of 928 Morris Street. William Glenn Durst of 1507 Red Oak Street and Eva Fay Shrewsbury of 22114 Reynolds Street. Edward Keenan and Lena Mae Hodge of Glasgow. Keith Kennedy of Route 2 Charleston and Thelma Gertrude Sarver of Seith Charleston. John Henry Evans and Helena Thaxton of Montgomery. Rene Alexander Valley of Venable Avenue and Dorothy Gertrude Heintz of Indiana Avenue. Nathaniel W. James and Ida Mae Gregory of Acme. Edward Clendenin of 1007 Beechwood Avenue and Rachel Mae Thomas of 807 Oakland Road. Troy Mullins of Spring Hill and Annie Marie Schoolcraft of Blakely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Clerk's O
Charles Davidson Young
Second Avenue
Gertrude Elizabeth Williams
Morris Street
William Glenn Durst
Red Oak Street
Eva Fay Shrewsbury
Reynolds Street
Edward Keenan
Lena Mae Hodge
Glasgow
Keith Kennedy
Charleston
Thelma Gertrude
Sarver
Seith_ Charleston
John Henry Evans
Helena Thaxton
Montgomery
Rene Alexander Valley
Venable Avenue
Dorothy Gertrude Heintz
Indiana Avenue
Nathaniel W. James
Ida Mae Gregory
Acme
Edward Clendenin
Beechwood Avenue
Rachel Mae Thomas
Oakland Road
Troy Mullins
Spring Hill
Annie Marie Schoolcraft
Blakely
Not Same Honaker Denies Defendant in CE Suit
Earl Honaker of South Charleston says he is not the Earl Honaker named as a defendant in the CE suit listed in the common pleas court June term calendar published yesterday in The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Honaker
South Charleston
Dillon
Common Pleas Court
Miners at Widen Refused Benefits in Mine Shutdown
More than 600 non union workers at Elk River Coal and Lumber mine at Widen were denied unemployment benefits after the mine was shut by union pickets. The workers had voted to continue operations during the April shutdown, while a company letter promised a wage scale and conditions equal to those in the Kanawha district once a new agreement was signed. May 1 eligibility cited for those affected if otherwise eligible under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk River Coal and Lumber Company
Widen
G. C. Robertson
Appalachian
UMWA
Supreme Court
Dahartean
Opi
Souvecans
Kanawha
Opening of Parkway Cutoff Again Delayed
The Kanawha parkway cutoff to Patrick Street Bridge remains delayed awaiting favorable weather for concreting a safety curb and five foot sidewalk. Workmen poured asphalt sealer into joints. the new pavement could be used but remains closed until final inspection and acceptance by state road department engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Parkway
Patrick Street
State
Two File Voluntary Petitions in Bankruptcy
Two voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed yesterday in district federal court. Jesse Cales of Hinton lists liabilities of 1019.33 and assets of 210.41. Jasper Boyd Weaver of 1510 Third Avenue lists liabilities of 1962.15 and assets of 136.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Cales
Hinton
Jasper Boyd Weaver
Third Avenue
City Held Discovered Industrially in 1911
Druggist Roy Bird Cook told an American Business club lunch that Charleston was not discovered industrially until 1911. He noted the Kanawha valley offers rich raw materials with all resources except sulphur. Local representatives J. Ross Hunter Jr. and Evan L. Harris Jr. will attend the national convention in Atlanta GI next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Roy Bird Cook
Kanawha
J. Ross Hunter, Jr
Evan L. Harris, Jr
Atlanta
Doctors Fail to Save Child of Faith Healers
Louise Ford fourteen died in a Gilroy hospital after a court ordered removal from her parents who practiced healing by prayer. Judge William F. James signed the order amid crowds and prayers as police and the San Jose Mercury Herald coordinated ambulance transport and hospital charges. Doctors diagnosed double pneumonia with fever reaching 106 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilroy
Calif
Louise Ford
William F. James
Ford
Church of God
Price Ford
Arkansas
Leon Thomas
James
San Jose Mercury Herald
Leon Melkonian
Nazis Deny Bombs Dropped on Dublin
Berlin authorities report no evidence German planes dropped bombs over Dublin after a careful investigation. Neutral Ireland had alleged German origin for May 31 deaths, seeking reparations, though Germany admits a possible flight over Dublin but denies any bombing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dublin
Eire
Belgium 65s Outstanding Feature on Bond Mart
New York June 17 foreign dollar issues provided the only worthwhile changes in today's bond market with Belgium 65s showing an outstanding feature. Domestic list was narrow and irregular, with a generally lower trend for U S governments. Transfers of 5 531 million par value compared with 4 812 million Monday. AP average of 16 foreign bonds advanced 0.7 to 457, about 0.2 from the 1941 high. Other groups were stationary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belgium
U. S
Associated Press
Lodge to Give Dinner by Myre Rebekah Lodge No 7
The Myre Rebekah lodge No 7 will hold a dinner at 6 p.m. Friday in Odd Fellows hall. Reservations must be made by noon tomorrow with Mrs J H Pickle or Mrs J Hastie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre Rebekah Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
J. H. Pickle
J. 9. Hastie
Peace Monument Designs Sought for US Canada Unity
West Virginians are invited to submit designs and inscriptions for an international peace monument to be erected on Hallе Isle in the Detroit River near Detroit Michigan. The project, by the Monument Builders of America, marks 128 years of peace and invites a U S to Canada and Canada to U S peace messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Helle Isle
Detroit River
U. S
Canada
U.S
Monument Builders of America
Rejected Growers Seek Training for Defense Camp
In Durham on June 17 twenty six youths rejected by selective service for physical defects began physical exams for admission to the first U S camp for rejectees. The camp, run by the National Youth Administration, aims to train them for defense industry work. They will receive 35 dollars monthly plus maintenance and medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Selective Service
U. S
National Youth Administration
Student Made Sergeant G Todd Thayer Honored at Culvar Military Academy
Five lines describe the promotion of Sergeant G Todd Thayer of 1223 Oakmont Road to sergeant in Co A infantry at Culvar Industrial Military Academy after the present school year. Two fishermen at Torrey Scotland caught cod and coddlings in hours, selling nearly $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Todd Thayer
Oakmont Road
Co. A. Infantry
Culvar
Ind) Military Academy
Torrey
Scotland
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Scott-Goyert
St. John’s Church
Frank Pile
Kanawha Clu
G. A. Brown
South Charleston News
F. F. Osterholtz
Elizabeth Avenue
S. T. McLellan
E. H. Morris
J. Marion Bailey
H. Morris
H. Q. Cobb
C. C. Whittington
A. F. Rumbaugh
A. K. Lee
D. K. Lilly
J. M. Pennel
Anna Dewey
McKee
Capaci Frigidaire Actu. Sen
Glee
Dessarta
Cubs
Steinway
Pianet
Capitol St
Dial
Lions
Robin Moor
Atlantic
Singer
Corporal
Honaker
Helen Forrest
Benny Goodman
Casa Loma
Goodman
Johnny McGee
Open Air
MacCarkle Avenue
Robertson
Parkway
Cook
Girl
Bond Mart
Lodge
Detroit
America
Yhe C. & P. Telephone Company of
Bell. System
Pennsylvania Ave
Birch Street
Mou
Davidson Brothers
Ay Pace
Uc Lute
DE Soto Kurz
Theos Two
DeSoto
Beane Brothers, Inc
Virginia-St., E
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