Boiler Operators Seek State Permit Under New Safety Act
Boiler operators swarm the state labor department for permits required by a new act aimed at cutting boiler accidents from the past two years. Commissioner Clarence J. Jarratt notes 15 000 to 20 000 applications received and says many more are expected. The July 1 deadline begins the fiscal year, with inspectors to ensure compliance and insurers' reports usable for insured boilers. A Mer cer county explosion that killed three people last month underscores need for safety enforcement.
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State Labor Department
Clarence J. Jarrett
Dwyer
Montgomery
Jarratt Sala
Mercer County
Contract Awarded for Potomac Bridge
The Maryland State Road Commission awarded the Potomac Bridge contract to Grove Lime Company of Lima Kiln Frederick County Md for 231 325 50. The bridge will span the Potomac river near Shepherdstown about 40 feet higher than the 1936 spring pool crest, replacing a portion carried by the old structure. West Virginia and Maryland await bids for constructing approaches on their sides while Grove Lime is expected to complete the bridge within about a year.
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Baltimore
Potomac River
Shepherdstown
Grove Lime Company
Lima Kiln
Trederick County
Cempany
West Virginia
Maryland Commission
Maryland
Seeeipcele
Civil Service Commission to Hold Three Open Examinations
The United States Civil Service Commission announces three open competitive examinations including senior steel plate engraver and script and letter engraver positions with daily and overtime pay, plate printer rates, and related postings. Full details available from the secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office.
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United States Civil Service
Bureau of Onto
Office of Experiment Stations
Department of Spriculture
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Post Office
Lon H Sagraves Birthday and Career Highlights
Lon H Sagraves observes his birth anniversary. He has six years with Woodrum Home Cutting Co as salesman after earlier work in Cadettaburg Ky with Sagraves and Stratford from 1921 to 1924 and later with Furniture Manufacturers Co as traveling salesman. He entered Hercules Powder purchasing during World War I at Nitro. Born in Johnson County to A M Sagraves and Laura Lena Skagee Sagraves, he attended local schools and belongs to Arcadie Men's club Muntington and the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He is a Democrat with a country life hobby.
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Lon H. Sagraves
Wood+rum
Cadettaburg
Sagraves
Statford
Furniture Manufacturers Company
Woodrum Company
Hercules Powder Company
Nitro
Johnson County
A. M. Sagraves
Laura Lena (Skagee) Sagraves
Johnson and Laurel County
Arcadie Men‘s Club
Muntington
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Woman 101 Celebrates Birthday with Champagne
New York on June 21 Mrs Henriette Wimptheimer aged 101 marked her birthday with champagne and a cigarette. Four daughters 15 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren traveled from across the country to help celebrate as she declared feeling as fit as a fiddle and read scores of telegrams without glasses.
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New York
Henriette Wimptheimer
Whinpthelaer
Thief Killed in Auto Stolen From Senator
Walter Forbush, an automobile thief, was killed by police in Baltimore after a holdup in Washington. He and confederate Martin J. Walsh were chased to Baltimore from a Washington reform school escape last April.
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Baltimore
Walter Forbush
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Forbush
Martin J. Walsh
Washington
Welsh
Pulice
Married Couple Seeks Wildlife Interest in Highwn Region
Mr Sagraves and Miss Amanda E Bille of Fargo North Dakota were married on July 7 1935 and reside in Highwn. The notice highlights their interest in animals and wildlife.
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Sagraves
Amanda’e. Bille
Fargo, N. D
High Wn
Horoscopes Note Perauns Born This Day
Perauns born this day gravitate to art and drama with strong imagination and mystic undertones. They write well, speak fluently, and charm company, with broad interests and knowledge. Rider Haggard, writer, was born on this day.
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Perauns
Rider Haggerd
Peter Meadows Fined For Illegal Liquor Possession
Peter Meadows was fined $75 and costs after being arraigned before Justice of the Peace Chase P. Loury on illegal possession of liquor charges.
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Peter Meadows
Chase P. Loury
Permit Issued For $12000 Dwelling At Park Drive
City building inspector George B. Hendricks issued a permit to Rosalyn Bloomberg to build a dwelling costing 12000 at Park Drive and Baer Avenue. A separate permit was granted to Bradford Noyes to repair a dwelling on Leo Street for 800.
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Park Drive
Baer Avenue
Rosalyn Bloomberg
George B. Hendricks
Bradford Noyes
Leo Street
Study of Institution Budgets is Started
The state board began yesterday a series of conferences at which proposed budgets of the several state institutions will be prepared for submission to Budget Director Isaac H. Smith. The conferences will be continued throughout the week.
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State ‘Board of Centrol
Isaich H. Smith
Guard Inspection Begins Across Northern State
Adjutant General William L. Horner started a statewide inspection tour by visiting Elkins to review the 201st Infantry’s new Company C unit. Today he will inspect Camp Dawson to review sites for the regiment’s annual encampment.
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William L. Horner
201St Infantry
Elkins
Todey
Camp
Dawson
Blow in Mouth Alleged Wrecks Musician’s Career
Glenville June 21. A trumpet player testified in Gilmer circuit court that a blow at a college dance last winter cost him his livelihood. John A. Hartman of Kingwood said Leland Conrad struck him in the mouth, damaging his ability to perform, while Conrad runs a Glenville hotel.
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Glenville
Gilmer
John A. Hartman
Kingwood
Leland Conrad
Morgantown
Conrad
Vocational Education Plan Studied by State Board
The state board of education began a three day session in Leapitol to study a vocational education plan for state schools. The program includes selection of faculties for state colleges.
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State Board of Education
Elmore Church Wins Dispute Over Legacy
The Elmore Memorial Advent Christian church won a legal dispute in Des Moines regarding a $3400 bequest from former Charleston resident James E Canterbury. The Randolph Street Advent Christian church had claimed the legacy due to vague will wording, with T. Reynolds representing Elmore Memorial.
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Elmore Memorial
Lowry to Hear Beer Case
The case against Table Asbury of West Washington Street proceeds as Lowry sets a hearing date for the beer charge.
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Potomac Bridge
Civil Service
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University of Feels
NISA
Hodges
National Industrial Stores Association
Daniel Hoane
Paul & Umberger
Pittaburgh
Rappers Stores Company
Poke Af Omar
Bull Bronson
Washington, D. C
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Snyder
Charleston Atetorney
Don
Charles E. Hodges
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Low HB
American Can Company
Park Avenue
N.Y
Barion
F. M
Ben Derole
Frank Parker
WLW
NBC Blue
W. M. Flournoy
Union Truett
Elmore Church
Drs. Collins & Collins
Croquignole
Monna’s Beauty Shop
Fleetwood Hotel
Stramers St
Justice of the Peace
Icura Diese Ay
Summers
Charleston
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