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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1935

Page

7

Miss Dawson Hosts Open House in Blair Court

Miss Dawson honored as guest at an open house hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Nathanel Sell in Blair court for bride-elect Miss Mary Louise Langon. Hal DePue assisted with receiving. Punch served by Mrs. J. C. Lawson. Guests included numerous local residents and friends such as Mr. and Mrs. Herbertates, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ripley, and Miss Janet Blogg.

James Nathanel Sell Blaircourt Mary Louise Langon Henry Ie Hal DePue Punch J. C. Lawson Ivan Hanna Herbertates Eugene Ripley Thomas B. Pringle Donald L. Cork Carolyn Kallmerton Anna Thompson Bertha Young Janet Blogg Mary Ann Hanna Doroty Spruce Barbara Spruce Milas Betty Standish Binyme Hughes Chilton DePue R. W. Callard Leonard DePue Wn Wan Manna Hal DePue Janna

Midland Trail In Good Shape Amid Rough East Section

The state road commission reports Midland Trail as generally in good condition except a rough stretch east of Charleston on U S 60 from Huntington to Charleston and White Sulphur Springs. Tourists are advised to avoid U S 250 from Huttonsville to Durham in wet weather and avoid state route 15 between Cowen and Webster Springs due to construction. Four miles of state route 35 north of Napier are impassable because of ongoing construction.

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Suits Flower Box Reported Stolen

City practice yesterday noted thefts and burglaries including United Dry Cleaners on Bream Street entered with five suits taken. A green flower box vanished from Stella Hall's Summers Street home. Leon Winters on Lee Street reported a grey suit and two raincoats stolen from his car. H A Paxton was reported to have a grey coat and ten dollars missing.

United Dry Cleaners Bream Street Stella Hall Summers Street Leon Winters Lee Street H. A. Paxton

Mrs Wallace Hosts Honor Visit Before Summer Absence

Mrs Wallace of Washington Street will entertain Friday evening at her home honoring her daughter Miss Katherine Louise Wallace who plans to leave Saturday for Buffalo New York to spend the summer with relatives. Miss Wallace will visit her father at Rye Beach New York.

Odetta M. Wallace Washington Street Katherine Louise Wallace Buffalo N. Y Wallace Fas Ryer Beach

Mrs Ray Entertsina Hosts Luncheon At Edgewood Club

Mrs Ray Entertsina hosted a luncheon at Edgewood Country Club with guests Mrs James 5 and Mrs Thomas Deyeny attending yesterday.

John Ray Edgewood Country Club James 5 Thomas Deyeny

Woman Fined for Moonshine Cheating in Municipal Court

Mrs. Charles Smith was fined 25 dollars after appearing yesterday in municipal court before Judge Cyrus W. Hall for cheating related to moonshine whiskey. The case reflects local enforcement actions and court proceedings involving a named defendant.

Charles Smith Cyrus W. Hall Amaleue Swimming Club Peterhead Scotland Corporation Baths

Knights of Pythias to Hold Roll Call Service

Armor Lodge No 258 plans a roll call service at 8 o clock tomorrow evening with a special program of entertainment and refreshments. Hubart L Bryan grand chancellor is in charge.

Armor Lodge No Knights of Pythles Ndnog Hubart L. Bryan

Farmers Tour Visits Capitol

The state farmers tour, led by B. McLaughlin, visited the Capitol and the agriculture department laboratory on Quatrier Street. They planned stops at Red House federal subsistence project and an experiment farm at Lakin before continuing into Ohio, with a long list of participants led by Hogue, Reed, Simpson, and others from Buckhannon, Morgantown, Wellsburg, and surrounding towns.

B. McLaughlin Aericulture State Farm Quatrier Street Red House Lakin Ohio Harlan B. Hogue Grantsville A. G. Reed Buckhannon William Simpson Summersville L. A. Richardson Keslers Cross Lanes Hogue Innsboro Stanley Brown Huckhannon David Cartwright Lorentz E. F. Crites G. C. Hoy Tornado L. McCutcheon Reedy Dee Crane Morgantown Harald Ford E. W. Dorsey Moundsville H. L. Riggle Spacers L. S. Hartley

South Charleston Legion Plans July Fourth Celebration

South Charleston Post No 94 American Legion outlines a fireworks display at Armor Park on July 4 with Nell French as committee chair. Citizens are invited to participate. A similar event last year involved Incal merchants. A July 7 members basket dinner is planned, with an announced location and an 8 p.m. Friday Armory Park service honoring Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.

South Charleston American Legion Armor Park Nell French Armory Park

J S Echols Dies Of Heart Attack In Parkersburg

John S Echols 67 auditor of claims for the state died at home on Nancy street after a heart attack Monday night. Funeral at 2:30 pm tomorrow at First Methodist Church Parkersburg. Survived by widow two daughters Spencer and George Echols two sisters one brother and four grandchildren.

John S. Echols Parkersburg Nancy Street Leavitt Funeral First Methodist Luebeck Cemeery Virginia Peppers Charleston James Raymond Bates Philadelphia Spencer George Echols W. T. Echols Bridgeport, O Walter Metcalf Kanawha Station Bertha Montgomery Fallansbee

Missionary Meeting at First Methodist Church South

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church South plans a 2 30 meeting with Mrs Andrew Gardner leading a discussion on Daughters of Method Circle No 5 hostesses chaired by Mrs C H Bowling. Mrs A L Amick will preside. A pigeon with N V R Po 174 stamped on its ring was found asleep on a bed at Mrs Rees Parry of Barmouth England.

Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist, Episcopal Church South Andrew Gardner Alers Daughters of Method C. H. Bowling A L. Amick Rees Parry Barmouth England

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Miss Dawson James N Hosta Mr. DePue Midland Mars Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Ray Entertsina Erle Diamond Ice &, Coal CO Rat Ite Garette Rhote Barry Fitzgerald Dublin Ireland Abbey Players Horace Reynolds Cambridge Mass Harvard University George Needham WS. Mason Fitzgerald Reynolds Chesterfield Apartments Kanawha Street Lodge McLaughlin South Charleston Post American Legion Westinghouse Galperin Capitol St J.S. Echols Rae Wal Arfikt Tan O. J. Morrison Kester Missionary Meeting PO YS Reyes LY Uae Sunset Memorial Park America Baker Studebaker Triple State Electric Company McFarland St. Distributors Dial
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