Thefts Charged, Two Sentenced
Arraigned on four charges of shoplifting, Mrs. George Wilson and M Haley near Charleston were sentenced by Judge Cyrus W. Hall to 30 days on each charge in the county jail. Sentences run concurrently for thefts at Osworths Krespy McCrorys and Newberrys stores. Basil Carney charged with possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
M. Haley
Charleston
Cyrus W. Hall
Rim
Oosworth’s
Krespy's
McCrory's
Newberry’s
Basil Carney
Local court records show multiple small fines and detentions
A session of home brew sentenced one man to 30 days in jail and a $50 fine. Harry Caffey charged with felonious assault, grand jury hold for KR R. Scalf, James Grant fined $35 for assault on Vangeline Dixon. Possession of stolen goods led to Walter Thompson’s 10 day sentence. Elma Campbell and A M Ferry fined for speeding, $3 bonds forfeited. Orville Mullins fined $5 for reckless driving. Judge Halt postponed hearings two weeks for White Quality laundry and Lory Planing mill cases pending smoke ordinance violations.
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Harry Cafffey
KR. R. Scalf
James Grant
Vangeline Dixon
Walter Thompson
Elma Campbell
A. M. Ferry
Orville Mullins
Halt
Cand
Lory Planing
U A M lodge anniversary plans West Virginia event
The ninth anniversary of the Order of United American Men in West Virginia is to be celebrated in Charleston in the hall of Council No 9. Members from all lodges in the state are invited to attend with friends. The program starts at eight with a social session to follow.
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Order of United American Men
West Virginia
Aly
Alt
Harleston
DeGruyter to Return From Pittsburgh Convention
J A deGruyter Jr. of Pittsburgh attends a New York Life Insurance meeting and is among winning delegates in a March to April contest marking the company’s 90th anniversary. Bombay and Trivandrum gain air service connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. deGruyter, Jr
Pittsburgh
New York Life Insurance Company
Mr. deGruyter
Bombay
Trivandum
India
Gambling Is Charged Right Waive to Jury
Eight men waived to the grand jury after arraignment before Justice Edwin S. Watson on charges of operating pool rooms by selling tickets on names of chance. Names include Julian Bolarsky J W White Mose Pushkin and others. Cases against Samuel Berlin and James O Dell continued from raids on venues selling racing tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin S. Watson
Justice of the Peace
Julian Bolarsky
J. W. White
Mose Pushkin
W. C. Strange
Russell Turner
C. A. Blusten
Isadore Smith
Mase Goodman
Samuel Berlin
James O'Dell
Chiropodists to Meet Next at Parkersburg
West Virginia Chiropody association plans its next convention in Parkersburg. Leachman of Clarks ton was elected president while R Crosby of Wheeling became vice president and Dr Earl Sheff of Charleston was named secretary treasurer. Dr W C Vichman retires from the presidency and joins the board of directors. Guest speakers included Dr Gustave Brown and Dr Albert Braun of Pittsburgh. Parkersburg meeting date is undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Chiropody Association
Parkersburg
Leachman
Clarkston
Sre
Daniel Boone Hotel
R. Crosby
Wheeling
Earl Sheff
Harleston
W. C. Vichman
Gustave Brown
Albert Braun
Pittsburgh
City Receives Military Area Headquarters Move
West Virginia military area headquarters will move from Huntington to Charleston effective July 1. Col. W. H. Waldron commands the staff including Maj. J. K. Cockrell and four enlisted men, with the exact headquarters site to be determined. The department oversees reserve officer affairs statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia Military Area
Huntington
Charleston
W. H. Waldron
Col. Waldron
J. K. Cockrell
Kinsler Ordained in West Virginia Lutheran Ministry
David E. Kinsler of Grafton was ordained to the Lutheran ministry at the West Virginia synod annual convention closing session held at Jackson’s Mill. He has accepted a call to serve as pastor of the First Lutheran Church in Parkersburg with ordination by Rev. A. B. Leamer assisted by Revs. W. P. Cilne and Ay KK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Kinsler
Grafton
West Virginia
One Year Term Given For Bicycle Burglary
Julius Bentley pleaded guilty to theft of a bicycle and was sentenced in an intermediate court to one year in the penitentiary. He was indicted for breaking and entering the garage of Phill H. H. and taking a bicycle valued at 27 dollars. During Paris air raid rehearsal burglars drilled a hole in the ceiling and conducted a seven thousand dollar raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Bentley
Bentley
Phill HH. HI
Paris
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