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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
4
OPA suspension hearings announced for June 28 at city hall council chambers in Charleston. Fred S. Glover Jr of Cleveland serves as chief hearing commissioner for the office. Eight alleged violations will be reviewed in the district office proceedings.
Region I will conduct hearings in the circuit court room at Wheeling on June 2 to review two suspension cases. The hearing commissioner will hear the cases and the firms involved will answer charges of alleged violations of gasoline rationing regulations.
Auditions for the Charleston Symphony orchestra training group will be held tomorrow at St. John’s Parish House and a weekly session runs Saturday mornings. Young players from first grade upward may audition after contacting the orchestra office in advance. Conductor Antonio Modarelli will audition ready youths as the program aims to prepare beginners for future orchestra participation.
The Clara Jarrett department of the St. Albans Woman's club plans a Wednesday meeting at 3 PM on June 27 at 1957 Benedict. Cohostesses are Mrs Hartling and Mrs Ruth Alford. Other notes mention Mrs Alford now Miss Mary Leature, and Cmdr. West returning from India to report for reassignment.
A group of Charleston area young people traveled to Green Lake Wisconsin to attend the Northern Baptist Youth assembly. Leaders include Rosene Keeney Martha Foglesong and Eautine Turley with other Charleston participantsGene Clark of Barnwell Mary Jane Figgatt Jane Bartlett Lee Ann Somerville and Charles Cunningham. West Virginia reports paper salvage of 4 percent in May below quota prompting calls to boost collections through summer months.
Church events note two showing times 9 30 a m and 7 p m on Sunday at St Mark's Episcopal church St Albans. The screenings depict progress on the Washington cathedral construction and invite parishioners and the public to attend.
Readable fragments show May results with Kanawha at 786 tons or 106 percent of quota and Jefferson at 119 tons and 476 percent. Ohio turned in 648 tons and Cabell 83 tons at 150 percent.
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