Kingsley Likely Elected National Lions President in 1936
Edward Kingsley of Parkersburg is expected to become Lions International president at the 1936 convention. C G Peregoy of Beckley urged Charleston Lions to recruit young men and high school graduates for future leadership. A new Lions quartet performed at the luncheon at the Daniel Boone hotel.
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Fish hook lodges in fisher as trout frees man
IRWINTON Ga Pete Wood hooks a big trout with an artificial minnow. As he reels it in a minnow hook lodges in his arm and he fears drowning, but the fish twists free and Wood escapes unharmed.
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Pistol discharge kills rural carrier in Dunlow West Virginia
A pistol in the pocket of App Queen, 50, of Dunlow, West Virginia, discharged in a car last night, killing him en route to a hospital. In Huntington, John T. Hereford, Citizens party nominee for mayor, was declared elected after a recount. Sher mun Vernatter pleaded guilty to stealing a car and received three years. Ernest Hester also of Huntington was jailed five years for robbing a grocery. Relatives were advised of Mason Ebbert's death in Detroit. funeral services will be held in St. Louis. Admiral F P S Rossiter, U S Navy Surgeon General, attended a Huntington banquet with officials accompanying.
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Huntington Freight Shipments Rise In Ohio River District
The Ohio river freight shipments in the Huntington district totaled 2 007,980 tons in the first four months of 1935, up from 1 491,182 tons in the same period last year, per the federal district engineer's office. Council meets tonight at 7:30 at the City Building in South Charleston.
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Suit Filed Against Kanawha Valley Co
A suit for 30000 damages was filed in circuit court by Russell Buster of St Albans against the Kanawha Valley Co alleging injuries from a June automobile collision with a truck reportedly owned by the company. The action originally named the Texas Oil Co but testimony showed the truck belonged to Kanawha Valley Co.
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