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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
13
New York dispatch reports Mrs. Marcella Manville visited the Manville suite with two friends seeking drinks, denying any raid on the heir’s rooms or involvement in the asbestos fortune business. The statement comes as the Manville family faces scrutiny over furnishings and wealth.
Report covers stage previews at Capitol Rialto Greenbrier and Virginian with a finale gag from Carroll plus a domestic dispute between Marcelle and Tommy. Tommy remains in his suite pursuing a legal separation while Marcelle seeks home return amid a police presence in Glasgow.
Twenty nine German war veterans arrived in England to be greeted by British World war veterans widows and orphans. They were welcomed as friends marking a peace gesture supported by the Prince of Wales who urged ex service members to extend hands of friendship. The German leader praised the prince as a key figure in fostering reconciliation both in England and Germany.
Mrs. B F Aldrich, mother of M S Aldrich, died while visiting Melbourne Florida. Burial was in Whitefield Minnesota. Mrs Aldrich had lived with her son in Charleston for many years and attended final services with the family after returning from the White Mountains.
Coyle and Richardson erect a 48 inch high neon sign on their department store at the head of Charleston's Little Times Square. The two foot tall letters illuminate from daylight yellow to red and blue at night, spanning from Court to Broad streets. The beacon marks a step in the city’s retail growth as the firm marks its anniversary sale and moves to larger quarters on Wah non street.
The First Baptist church of Chelyan will dedicate its recently remodeled auditorium with morning, afternoon, and evening services. Former members living elsewhere are invited, with special honors planned for the Fathers of Yesterday.
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