Kanawha Board Hires 32 Teachers for Next Year
The Kanawha County school board hired 32 new teachers at a meeting held yesterday at Thomas Jefferson Junior High School. The new hires include Elizabeth Campbell and many others. The board approved reroofing contracts and bid invitations, and set a special meeting to close unfinished business of the year.
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Kanawha County School Board
Thomas Jefferson
Billa
Elizabeth 5. Campbell
Robert Laren
Irena Ranson
Linn Ford Saunders
Helen Poindexter
Goldye Evans
Dames Jarrett
L. J. Carson
Hish- Nand Melntire
Pearl Matheny
Hel En. Crourer
Lena Beery
Harriet Annison
Ira Naylor
Gia Young
Wille Dailey
Claudia M. Wells
Louise Thompson
Williama. Stephenson
Cornelius St Malone
Anna Maneas
Mabel Hamric
Lyda P. Morris
Ora Hoberts
Marion White
Julia Huddleston
Mary A. Lawson
Charlotte Skaif
Agnes Oxley
Georgia Lloyd
Daniel W. Hunt
Elizabeth Calvert
Kanawha Annex
Mercer
W. F. Shaw- Wer
Fernbank
Young Democratic Club
Kanawha Girls Head to Four-H Camp at Jackson's Mill
A group of 12 Kanawha county girls left for Jackson's Mill to attend a Four-H camp. They travel with Mrs. Eleanor McClung Glenn, county demonstration agent, and Miss Mabel Marks, county club agent. Notable attendees include Colleen Moore, Faye Hase, Elizabeth Jones, and others from various routes and towns.
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Kanawha
Jackson's Mill
Eleanor McClung Glenn
Mabel Marks
Colleen Moore
Faye _Hase
Plamond
Elizabeth Jones
Rey
Maxine Cole
Corton
Virginia
Joan Jordan
Mar‘joria
Malaney
Cedar
Groves Bonnie Lee Paxton
Fredavesny
Chesapeake
Mabel Reed
Pinch
Jean’ George
Mikview
Jean Blackwood
South Charleston Church School Closes Abruptly
The South Charleston church school confirms an unintended closing amid a chaotic schedule. A planned picnic is arranged to gather pupils and families as the carnethalogist session nears its end with Principal W. F. Ai overseeing the partial closure.
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Roa
South Charleston
Hapfit
Fasigh Aboot
Dhe
Carnethalogist
W. F. Ai
Nitro Weather Strikes City Damaging Tent and Homes
Heavy rain and wind tore through Nitro on Tuesday afternoon causing widespread damage. The Shannon Players saw their tent toppled with walls ripped, yet the show resumed with temporary repairs. Local teachers Mrs. Tary K. Miler and Mrs. Paul T. Bricker attend summer classes at Harrisonburg Virginia. Charles Raynes announces birth of a son on June 5. Methodist Ladies Bible class plans a mudgease fundraiser on June 22 at the church. Vis tose baseball manager Earl Snyder cancels Sunday's game with Hur Ficana and seeks a replacement. Helen Stover returns home from Charleston hospital after appendicitis surgery. McKinney takes a CCC plumbing job near Joseph Fitzgerald Jr. Jean and Kathryn Fitzgerald undergo tonsil operations at Dr Milhoan’s hospital on Monday. Duble Crickenberger, former Nitro coach, stops by. Howard Hodkins of Shelbyville, Ky., visits Nitro friends and hosts.
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Shannon Players
Twenty-first Street
Tary K. Miler
Paul T. Bricker
Virginia Stais Teachers College
Harrisonburg
Charles Raynes
Methodist Church
Earl Snyder
Vistose
Hure Ficana
Charleston
Mise Helen Stover
RL. Stover
Thirteenth Street
McKinney
CCC
Joseph Fitzgerald
Jeane Fitzgerald
Kathryn. Fitzgerald
A. W. Milhoan
Montag
Duble Crickenberger
Ward
Nitro
Howard Hodkins
Shelbyville, Ky
Gs Jodkina Parenia
Rank Adams
Thirty-first Street
Basil Britton Dance Appointed Patrolmen
The city police department promoted Basil Britton and George Dance to patrolmen announced by Mayor D. Boone Dawson. Britton returns after resignation and will patrol West Washington street while Dance covers the Triangle area replacing William Green who becomes patrol driver. Two janitors, June Harrison and W A Crown, replace Henry Masby and G J Parker.
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Gasil Britton
George Dance
D. Boone Dawson
Britton
West Washington Street
Pastralman Dance
Triangle Secion
Wiliam Green
Green
June Harrison
W. A. Crown
Henry Masby
G. J. Parker
Three-way Auto Theft Suspect Sentenced in Charleston Case
Robert Hughes of Charleston, one of three indicted for stealing an automobile owned by I Collett W Taylor, was sentenced in the intermediate court to three years. Hughes, on parole from a prior attempted auto theft conviction, pleaded guilty. Hoyt Gibson was found not guilty. The indictment against Seth Adking was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Robert Hughes
Charleston
I Collett
W. ‘Taylor
Hughes
Collett Littlepace
Hoyt Gibson
Seth Adking
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Nitro News
Athens
Reed & Upholstering Co
Paint & Glass Co
Basil Britton
von GE
Sonny Teoms
Traymore
Tom Walker
Diamond Ice and Coal Co
Fife Street
Son Frans Tay
California
Ajamas
Arte
Crab Perrere
Tyre
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