Organizations To Visit Glass Plant Inspection Tomorrow
More than a dozen groups plan to attend the Owers-Knds Bottle Company public plant inspection tomorrow. West Side Old Hickory clubs West Side Woman's club West Side Woman's democratic ab Charleston Woman's club Charleston Women's Democratic club Jefferonian club American Legion American Legion auxiliary Charleston Chamber of Commerce and a Clendenin business and social group are among the invitees. Guides will lead visitors through factory and grounds and explain points of interest. The detailed program will be announced Wednesday.
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Owers-Knds Bottle Company
Tomorow
West Side Old Hickory Clubs
West Side Woman's Club
West Side Woman's Democratic Ab
Charleston Woman's Club
Charleston Women's Democratic Club
Jefferonian Club
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Charies—ton Chamber of Commerce
Clendenin
Two Small Fires Extinguished by City Fire Department
The city department yesterday extinguished two small fires. One occurred at BR. D. Vandals on Fayette street when gasoline ignited during motor cleaning, with reported damage. The second fire was at Mrs. C. Adkins on MacCorkle avenues and Ninth street in a home where a stove or flue caught fire. No damage reported.
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BR. D
Fayette Street
C. Adkins
MacCorkle Avents
Ninth Street
The Once Over By 3. d Muney
Fragmented text fragment discusses marital relations and personal restraint. References to partner expectations and social norms appear with miscellaneous phrases about entertainment, family, and virtue. Overall tone resembles a discourse on marriage dynamics and individual preference within intimate life.
War Secretary Acting Head of the United States Capital
Acting head of the government in Washington is Secretary Dern as President Roosevelt rests on vacation. Vice President Garner stays in Uvalde Texas and other cabinet members attend duties. The text notes cabinet succession with Dern at the helm.
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U. S
Oeenit
Dern
Froosevelt
Garner
Uvalde
Texas
Midi
Woodin
New York
Wnnder
Dennie
Prisoners Transferred to Federal Court in Charleston
Federal prisoners Sidney Jarre Joseph Greglesk J. sels Roy Leo Martin L Ballard a Warguson Otis Tyler and Bighard Rawsey were moved from the Charleston city jail to Bluefin to face Judge George W. McClintic as he holds federal court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Charleston City
Bluefin
George W. McClintic
Triefe
Sidney Jarre
Joseph Cgreglesk
J. Sels
Roy Leo Martin
L. Ballard A Warguson
Otis Tyler
Bighard
Rawsey
Cheek Named Executive Secretary of State Conservation Commission
T M Cheek of Elkins was chosen by Gov H G Kump to head the state conservation commission at the start of the new Democratic administration. A West Virginia hunter and fisheries expert, Cheek has led the state conservation commission work since the recent legislative session adjourned and is considered the likely future head of the expanded agency. Cheek, born in Cheeks Mills North Carolina, has a long career in business, insurance and veterans service, and has been active in the Randolph Rod and Gun Club and the American Legion Elkins post.
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West Virginia
H. G. Kump
State Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
State Conservation Commission
T. M. Cheek
Elkins
Kump
Conservation Commission
Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Cheek
Cheek's Mills
N.C
J. W. and
Elia Cox Cheek
James M. Cox
Gay Meter
Ohio
Isao
Coleridge Academy
North Oarolina
Weaver College
Asheville
N. C
Bradstreet Compang
Wheeling
United States Navy
Bradstreet's
Orla
Pennsylvania
Eskina Im
Marshalle Cheek Companys
Hlare Lohr
Deer Park
Andrew
Masonic Order
Américan Legion
Elkins Legion
Halstead Compromises Suit for $300 Damages
Halstead settles a suit against Rubin and Cherry Shows Inc for 116 dollars after claiming injuries from a fall from a whip. Justice J A deGruyter Jr reports the compromise occurred after a writ of attachment was served on a wagon wheel owned by the show, with payment of 114 by the company.
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Incumen
Harold Halstead
Charleston
Rubin and
Cherry Shows, Inc
Actdeg
J. A. deGruyter, Jr
Justice of the Peace
Halstead
Justice's Court
E. H. Anderson
No Holiday Allowed for Seventieth Birthday
State announces seventieth birthday will not be observed as a holiday at city hall and courthouse. The decision was disclosed yesterday.
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Court House
Jones and Parsons Sentenced to Jail in Thames Foal Court
Judge D Boone Dawson presided. William Holmes jailed six months for carrying a pistol unlawfully. 90 days for stealing a $16 revolver, terms concurrent. Holmes fined 50. Ralph Parsons fined 100 and 30 days for whiskey possession. Several others fined for home brew possession. Several cases continued or pending hearings, including drink driving and related charges.
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D. Boone Dawson
Thames
Willam Homes
Jones
Ralph Parsons
Casebolt
Delbert Foster
Gladys , Cavender
Agnes Douglas
Fred Senso
Wink Key
Hany Morgan
Columbus Pleydon
Pierson
J. H. Statens
John Solomon
Leonard Fisher
Paul Morris
John Shanter
Whitlock to Stay as Assistant Post Menter at Owens
Howard Whitlock, long time assistant to the post menter at Owens, will be retained temporarily by Harry Clark the new postmaster who assumed official duties several days ago.
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Howard Whitlock
Owens
Harry Clark
Baby of Frank Dillon Breaks Leg After Fall
The baby boy from Spring Hill, child of Frank Dillon, tripped and fell yesterday breaking a leg. The limb was set at Dugan Hospital.
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Frank Dillon
Spring Hill
Dugan
Heat wave hits Kanawha Valley with near century heat
A midwest heat wave reached the Kanawha Valley yesterday driving temperatures to about 98 degrees in Charleston. Forecasters warned of hotter weather to come as high pressure settles over the region.
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Midwest
Kanawha Valley
Charleston
Statehouse Employees Observe Birthday Holiday
Statehouse employees will observe the legal holiday of February by closing most capital offices. Governor Kump announced the holiday will be observed in keeping with the custom. Banks and businesses will remain open or close as usual with no elaborate events planned.
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Kump
Astral
Civil Service Jobs Open to Applicants at USDA
Emergency agricultural assistant positions within the United States Department of Agriculture are available. Salaries range from $2,000 to $42,000 annually. Further details can be obtained from the secretary of the local Civil Service Board of Examiners at the Charleston post office.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Focal Board of Civil Service Examiners
Charleston
Deputy to Be Dropped for the Sake of Economy
Logan deputy U S Marshal L C Brown will be relieved of duties July 1 per Marshal John F Hallanan announcement. Harrisburg records show 2242 motor accidents in four months due to skidding. 69 were fatal, 1846 non fatal, with the rest causing only vehicle damage. A motor transport service is planned between Iraq and Hejaz.
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United States
L. C. Brown
Logan
John F. Hallanan
Harrisburg, Pa
Pennsylvania Highway Department
Iraq
Hejaz
Final Playground Pet Show Highlights at Two Parks
The article details a pet show at Park Avenue and Glenwood playgrounds with 120 to 135 pets exhibited and large crowds. Judges included Mrs McConnel and Mrs Comey, with many winners across dogs cats rabbits birds and fish, led by multiple first place awards for best of each category.
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Park Avenue
Glenwood
McConnel
H. E. Comey
E. Thomas
Dalles Tickie
N. A. Barth
Pist
verry _ Kolntein
Richard Holden
Firat
Hh. Shelton
Rosin
Kim’ Shortes
Thale
Urdine Haynes
Snubby
Perry ‘Holstein
Lucky
Sim
Chioe Winona Huxhart
Peggy
Pirst
John Devine
Gloria
Young
Chris
Winona Huphart
Percy
Ashman
Rederick
Hartman
Buddy
Moat
Inuice Keller
Audra Humphreys
Minnie
Moss
Dean Prather
Unclear Names Mentioned in Norse New Zealand Note
Fragmentary text lists several individuals including Lyle Wise Fred Greybill Gerahimne Henni Junior Gessinger Joseph Cavenier Fi Barton Anne Ruitz Dewey Springle Anta Louise Yang and Mary Jane Hurt. Mentions a prosperity note from New Zealand and a record number of margins this year.
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Lyle Wise
Fred Greybill
Gerahimne Henni Junior Gessinger
Joseph Cavenier
Fi Barton
Anne Ruitz
Dewey Springle
Anta Louise Yang
Mary Jane Hurt
New Zealand
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Owens Bottle Works
Muney
Tevez
Alent
Studio Swann
Jones and Parsons
Baby
Alten Manor
Atlantic City
Colton Manor
Paul Auchter
AG Andres
OO Braiden
Statehouse
Civil Service
Janet Henshaw
Robert Bennington
Betty
Richard Hover
Warren Stutler
Wellington Wis
James Forbes
Snoopy
Albert Hager
Betty Agsten
Almaade Braves
Tiny Bell
June
Edward Hickman
Billy
Gloria Low Tickla
Joseph Lhetore
Jimbo
Fred Lyona
Mickey Mouse
Mary Mathnyn
Paul Aya Tollly
Plymouth
Albert “Hager
Stephen Cose
Tommy
Eno
Sylvia Sidney
Jennie Gerhardt
Theodore Dreiser
Paramount Picture
Donald Cook
Mary Astor
H. B. Warner
Bobby Jones
Rialto
Lionel. Barrymore
Jack Holt
Woman
Bute
Wreblair
RIDGE
Blairs
Rand
Blair’s
Honey Tor
Nee Ie
Enna Jettick
Paris
Chicago
Phoenix
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