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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1936

Page

10

Thomas Brothers Veteran Builders in Charleston’s Growth

Thomas Brothers, with about 20 years in Charleston, became a leading builder. Edgar M. and John W. Thomas opened a clothing store in Capital Street in 1916, built homes for sale on easy terms, and pioneered monthly income plan financing. Their firm reports roughly one half million dollars in built property and about ten thousand dollars yearly in city taxes, with a large client list of home buyers and contract customers.

Thomas Brothers Charleston Edgar M John W. Thomas Capital , Street Jack Beard C. K. Bott Dave Colling C. O. Joachim George Petty Gaither Miller George Stine Harold Moore Frank Pritt O. E. Beazey Charles Wolfe John Huber Charles W. Smith A. L. King J. H. Ballengee E. S. Connell H. L. Kuhn Don Lewis Charles FE. Roberts Annie Roberts B. B. Arnette Helen C. Collins

Washington off the Record continues with Hughes and McGroarty

Chief Justice Hughes confronts a roused guard as a woman flees to a downtown hotel while guards at the capitol answer tourists with blank stares. Congressman John McGroarty of California is the playwright behind a long unproduced California history drama, directing but never acting in it.

Hughes Auto Capitol Congress John McGroarty California Nwn Sant Gabriel Calif McGroarty Che Groarty

Day by Day on the Stage Appeals to Patrons of All Ages

Agricultural machinery centers for small farmers are being established in Mexico to aid rural communities. The note, attributed to Coptripht in 1034 for The Gazette, comments on the appeal of acting for the young and the enduring interest of theater for patrons of all ages.

Coptripht the Gazette Mexico

Contractors Busy On Many Projects In Summers Street

H B Agsten and Sar.3, Charleston building contractors, won the Summers Street $70,000 Atlantic Greyhound terminal contract. They also near completion on a Kanawha City shopping center and apartment project with foundation pouring and brick work to start next day. A private pool for Phil Conley on Kanawha Avenue is finished. Marshall apartment on Lee Street plastering, six weeks to finish. Appalachian Electric substation at Belle nearing concrete foundations. Ballard store buildings at 35 Central Avenue brick work near completion. Excavation for the terminal to start tomorrow. machinery moved to site last week.

H. B. Agsten Sar.3 Charles+ ton Atlantic Greyhound Appalachian Electric Power Company Belle Sam Ballard Central Avenue Bua

Contingent Expenses and Mileage in Congress

The piece explains congressional spending on contingent expenses including services like mineral water, barbering, funerals, restaurants, furniture and stationery totaling about half a million dollars per house. It notes mileage pay rises to 40 cents a mile, paid whether members travel home or not, and even when Congress adjourns, plus a $125 annual stationery allowance with surplus pocketable if unused.

Congress Washington Hoover Roosevelt Congress

Film and politics mix as New Deal distribution grows

The Plow that Broke the Plains will be distributed despite studio rejections as demand surges from schools churches and independent theaters. Rex Tugwell sets up four distributing centers in New York Chicago and two Nebraskan cities to meet the 18 print demand. WPA bulletins and digests expand coverage while officials seek clipping services for executive reads.

Rex Tugwell Tugwell Hes New York Chicago Aes Lin- Neb Fielal Press Intelligence Bulletin NRA WPA Department of Agriculture AAA

Rotha Edelman Weds Earl D White in Quiet Ceremony

Miss Rotha Edelman and Earl D White exchanged vows in a ceremony officiated by Rev John M Hart at Southwatib Memorial church. The couple planned a working trip through the east after the wedding. White is an officer with The Red Parrot Cond com pany in Center.

Rotha Mae Edelman Earl D. White G. Edelman Peytona Rotha Mar Edelman Earl D. Whale James FE. White Cullatien John M. Hart O Sthwatib Memorial Church BA O Rock White Red Parrot Cond Company Renter

Ansted Baptist Church Revival to Run Through June

Ansted Baptist Church will continue its revival services through June at the church in Ansted. The ongoing program has drawn attendees from the local community and surrounding area, with speakers and special music planned for the weeks ahead.

Ansted Baptist Church Baptist Church Lansted

Temperatures YR Report From Ansted Church Pastor

Rev Charles K Walker formerly of Chelyan now leads Ansted church. He reports that 23 per wing have started with the church.

Charles K. Walker Chelyan Ansted

Baptism Planned Next Sunday at Mill Creek Lake

A baptismal service is arranged for next Sunday morning in a lake at Mill Creek near the church. It is reported that a large flood prevention project may see spending of 2,000,000 dollars by a neighboring region heading toward France.

Mill Creek Nea France

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Thomas Brothers Veteran Builders A. L. McMeans Herbert Morrison Howard High R. R. Bickle J. J. Ault R. R. Greer A. Summers Arthur Sweeney A Morris G. W. Qdell E. G. Page Shirkey L. R. Ashley LT. Tustin L. L. Mason Louise Clayton J. A. Crumley Ursula Cavender W. Spencer H. T Pearl Strom Lota and Martin J. L. Hall A. BD MacMaster P. V. Meyers George W. Kelly Pearl Jamies W. L. Moore R. 5 Allen Clayton Ria C. A. Harmon Ralph Moore William E. Whiteman W. MacBermid Clyde Rock C. It. Conder Gordon Davis Earl iCottrell J. C. Glass C. R. Morgan K. OP. Soliffe A. J. Casper Granville Krebs Fred Jones After Paint & Glass Co Paint Headquarters Hale St Virginia Beach Chalfonte Orean Front H. B. Agsten and Sons Merry Grunow Carrene Auper-Cars McKee Music CO McEee Music CO W. Va Pines Capitol ST Charleston, W. VA Senate Sheppard Texas Thomas Oklahoma Isabella Greenway Ari Capital Guides Washington Monument Houston U. S Boston New Orleans Jenlumbus Pletsburgh Antonin National Furniture CO Kanawha ST MIA Arcade Cleveland Ohio Norge Stlat H. O. Baker Company Quarrier Charleston - Maytag Summers ST DIAL Troner Tata Morge ST. Albans Comstock Electrical Appliance Nitro
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