Need New Prison and Crime Prevention Outlined at Civitan Lunch
Sidney Goad told the Civitan club at the Hotel Rutfner that overcrowding at the Moundsville state penitentiary warrants a new southern prison. He urged education of children, especially in lower grades, with better teachers in early years and questioned why prisons spend on leisure amenities when funds could advance education. He contrasted foreign practice of denying recreation with a focus on prevention. He also announced standing committees and club officers in rather fragmented detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Goad
Clendenin
Clyitan Club
Jeon
Pseal
Goart
G. F. Grisinger
W. 5. Woodrow
Frank ©. Young
O. W. Fitch
John Hayes
Flem Hanna
Births Announced in St Louis and Area Families
Mr and Mrs John A Isaac Jr of St Louis announce the birth of a daughter on May 4 to Eleanor May, formerly Miss Eleanor May of Kanawha Street. Mr and Mrs E L Barton of Barnes Street report a daughter born June 15. Mr and Mrs EF Thomas of Randolph Street announce a daughter named Huberta born yesterday at Mountain Stair Hospital. Mrs Thomas is former Louise Rollins of Kanawha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Isaac, Jr
St. Louis
Isaac
Eleanor May
Isadore May
Kanawha Street
E. L. Barton
Barnes Street
EF. Thomas
Randolph Street
Huberta
Mountain Stair Hos Tel
Thomas
Ae Louise Rollins
Kanawha
St Albans Neica Tie annual picnic and summer church events
The notice describes St Albans Neica Tie hosting an annual picnic for children and a summer Bible school at First Presbyterian church and Chemical chapel with a commencement at the church. It also notes a local ladies softball team called the Reds and Blues, managers Fred E. Short and LD Griffith, and a Wed evening match at 6:00 at the local field. Various local visits, social events, and hospitalities follow, including auxiliary meetings and family updates from residents like Harshbarger, Hawes, and Stutler, plus community notices on illnesses and gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Chemical Chapel
Union Mission
Charleston
Reds
Blues
Fred E. Short
LD. Griffith
Mark Harshbarger
Wyers Cove
W. J. Harshbarger
Boyde Marshbarger
VP. 1
Dacksburg
Harshbarger
Champaign
University of Ilnois
CH. Hawes
Second Avenue
Teed
Hawes
Ward Harshbarger
Hampden-Sidney College
Miss Ludwig
Maxine
Jornal
James Weimer
C. H. Zerkle
LP. Harvey
G. Stutler
Griffith
Joseph Stevens
Upper Falls
Helen McGhee
Hurricane
Vireginia Wheatley
LF. Peters
Emma
Emmet Pauley
High Lawn
Russell Pleads Guilty To Breaking Entering
Russell pleads guilty to breaking and entering a St Albans store owned by Cecil Arbaugh and Elmer Graham. He faces one year in the penitentiary for theft of goods valued at $2 and related charges in intermediate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Russell
Russell
Cecil Arbaugh
Elmer Graham
St. Albans
Three Charged With Auto Theft Attempt
Three men Curtis Boeibyant William Miller and Cleo wis were arrested by city police for attempted larceny of an automobile. They were captured as they tried to drive off a car owned by William Samples on Clendenin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rny
Curtis Boeibyant
William Miller
Cleo Wis
William Samples
Clendenin Street
State Liquor Stores Closed for West Virginia Day
State liquor stores will be closed all day for West Virginia Day. The Liquor Control Commission regards it as a holiday, and most other state departments are expected to close or run on skeleton staff. West Virginians seeking liquor for celebrations are advised to plan ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
West
Dale Thomas Jr Still In Critical Condition
Dale Thomas Jr son of Mr and Mrs Dale Thomas of Randolph Street remains in critical condition after a Sunday automobile collision at St Francis hospital. His brothers and sisters and parents were injured with others improving normally. Dale JR suffers brain concussion and has not regained full consciousness. His father was reported at Stoots hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Thomas, Jr
Dale Thomas
Randolph Street
St Francis Hospital
Dale
Stoots Hospital
New Heat Record Set For Season in City
The city recorded a 100 degree high at 4:30 yesterday, the season’s peak, as the United Fuel Gas company thermometer showed. A wind and rain storm began around 30 minutes past noon, dropping temperatures to about 80 degrees. residents sought relief at beaches and pools as the sun beat down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
United Fuel Gas Company
Clendenin Receives One Year Six Months Prison Term
H. B. Clendenin of Charleston was sentenced in an intermediate court to one year and six months in the penitentiary after pleading to breaking and entering the store of M. Hosaler in the city and theft of dresses valued at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Clendenin
M. Hosaler
Piano Recital to Be Given at Belle Tonight
Mrs. Alice Castilloss will present her piano pupils in a program at eight o'clock in the Belle theater auditorium with violinist Vance Waenott assisting. The lineup includes Dolores Burgess Mildred Irwin Lloyd O'Dell Matthew Brown George Schweinsberg Junior Armstrong and many others, plus Mrs Bennet of Dronfield England noted for traveling 125000 miles on railway season tickets in the past 51 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Castilloss
Belle Theater
Vance Waenott
Dolores Burgess
Mildred Irwin
Lloyd O'Dell
Matthew Brown
George Schwelinsberg
Junior Armstrong
Maurine Myers
Phyllis Johnson
Charlotte Royer
Junior Gardner
Luther Turner
Kathleen Williams
Nora Gay Crouch
Mary Elizabeth Stewart
L. Keeney
Aretta Wiseman
Henry Schweinsberg
Phyils Chestnut
Louise Clower
Ruth Keeney
Castillos
Mr. Wyckett
M. Bennet
Dronfield
England
Medical Group Opposes Ambulance Speeding and Sirens
Members of the Ko Rays Medical Society at the Daniel Boone hotel unanimously opposed speeding ambulances and sirens during their monthly meeting. They voted to cooperate with the health department on food handler examinations immunization and reducing infant death rates as priorities for the season. An open discussion noted ambulances traveling 50 to 60 miles per hour to save minutes endanger patients drivers and pedestrians alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko~ Rays Medical Society
Daniel Boone Hotel
Health Department
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Civitan Club
Hotace Ree
F. Hallman
W. Mike Was
G. Meador
Thn
DA Oblast
Farry Howell
W. Scott
John Addams
John Wiley
M. P. Wrng
Albert Winter
Halts Yoan
Cyrus W. Hall
I" Roberte
Herbert. Johnson
Pennis Mh
GB. Gay
Rober L. Bryan
Fred Young
M. Kornatela
1. IE Nagle
Kurt Go
Hirth
Pela
St. Albans Neica
W. E Pauley
William Goodall
Merrel Byrd
Michael Woodie
H. V. Crazz
Arnold Beane
J. R Gibson
W. OS. Grope
Fred Marcum
H. B. Morris
D. P. Wren
F. R. Stowers
Moran Meadows
A. C. Carter
Edgar Bare Yon
Nadine
Wanda Dneill
Catherine Davis
Richard Isbell
South Charleston
Clyde Montgomery
H.C. Pittenger
Ohio
Drucella Hood
Earl Hood
James L. Cowl
Wiliamsond
H. C. Cowl
Moran Meadow
T. R. Stowers
Foster Turly
Woodville
Noah Turly
Martha Lewis
Low Moor
Lynne B. Mead
A Street
EH. Sessler
Nin
America
Rose Marie
Uend
H. B. Clendenin
Tom
Walker
Belle
Acks
Frigeidaire
General Motors
the Diamond A
Capitol Street
C. G. Bergman
O. J. Morrison
Sweden
Chicago
Maereet
Capitol St
Bacon
ETRA
Iamond D
After Paint & Glass Co
Paint & Glass Co
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