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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1947

Page

10

Unions and locals donate to Salvation Army maternity home drive

Campaign totals reveal gifts from Local No 486 Electrical Workers and Local No Leip United Mine Workers of America Nitro plus extensive contributions from residents and division units. Highlights include $426 from Toca jewelry firms and $260 from Charleston Laundry. Totals by unit shown: commercial 7791, special gifts 62415, civic 3942, clubs 1735, county 52278, residential 2948, unions (incomplete paragraph).

Treasury Army Evangeline Booth John Wood- Tum Brotherhood of Electrical Workers United Mine Workers of America Nitro W. J. Rieshman E Navy Mothers A. W. Cox Dept Frankenberger & Co Kanawha Valley Bank Woodrum

C and O to Receive New Turbine Electric Locomotive

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway announces delivery in August of the world's largest passenger locomotive. It is a steam turbine electric engine with a top speed of 100 mph, claimed as the first of its kind. The snapshot contest winners and entries are detailed, with prize plans and rules for amateur entrants.

Chesapeake & Ohia Railway &Co Gazette Eva Ramey Mount Hope W.R Topham Alley Topham Jack W. Dean Roda Va J. H. Willis Washington St St. Albans

Veterans Insurance Deadline Reminder

Veterans are reminded that until August 1 they can reinstate government insurance without a medical exam. John E. Unrue Jr. of the state department of veterans affairs notes you need not carry full war-time coverage or pay extra premiums if in a hazardous occupation, and pamphlets are available at his court house annex office.

John E. Unrue State Department of Veterans Affairs Anrue Court House Annex

Greenbrier Community Players to stage You Cant Take It With You

Greenbrier Community Players of Lewisburg announced the first production will be Moss Bart and George Kaufman’s You Cant Take It With You. Tryouts next week with production around Aug 2 directed by Mrs Don Barthlowaew, and Rev Kirk Allen invites Greenbrier County citizens to join as membership drive begins.

Moss Bart George Kaufman Greenbrier Community Players of Lewisburg Kirk Allen Don Barthlowmew Greenbrier

Mrs Kemble Manning Critically Ill in Cleveland Hospital

News has reached Charlestown of the serious illness of Mrs. Kemble T Manning formerly of Charlestown now living in Cleveland. She is a patient in a Cleveland hospital. Her husband previously worked with the West Virginia Public Service Commission.

K. T. Manning Kemble T. Manning Charleston Cleveland Manning West Virginia Public Service Commission

Federal stenographer examination announced by service commission

The federal government announces a stenographer and typist examination for filling positions. Salaries range from 1124 to 2304 annually. The exam comprises a written test of about 244 hours. No prior experience is required. Details available from Charles Young, secretary of the board of examiners.

I Service Commission Charles Young Board of Examiners Ab the Poslofsien

Property Transfers Across Multiple Districts and Names

A fragmented transmission list records numerous property transfers among multiple individuals and wives across districts such as Poca, Sauncers, Charlesinn, Bren in, Louden, Mallen, and Union. Names include Dorothy, Jonnzon, Slates, Wykis, Katherine McNealy, Dorothy Johnson, Exthar Casto, and Howard Burns with various parcels, lots, and tracts noted amid garbled OCR text.

Dorothy Jonnzon Ana Huabend Snow Ivoire Dorse Wykis Bain Adda St. Albans Danngs Mays O. H. Fabre Charlesinn Toney Boart Samuel Bailey George A. Wilker Wite Katherine McNealy Ity Wlosk Bren Stohnson Ate Huxbatsd Exthar Casto Parcel Fock Dist Danie Childress Ek al Hedtor Caldweld Iau Block M Connell Addn Stine Hesband Howard J Burns, Jr Lols Redleys Oh Satin D. Wode Lands Lawton Dist Vernie W. Jatvig Diemath Ry Garces Vin Rhoden Datin Calvin Rictes Ruffner Tivision Mallen Din Ethel Lonhark Dolan Poraobe Uwats Waskington A Motton Mallen Dore W. Wykin Tn Bal Pe Willlinix Ghunderh Hawn Adin Shanti Mutual Mireings Lenn Amos Union Diet

State College Summer Enrollments View 691 Students

West Virginia State College officials report 69 students enrolled for the first term of the summer session. An aquatic school under Red Cross supervision runs June 18 25 and a Latino American culture seminar starts July 4 for three weeks. The second term runs July 24 to August 16.

State College West Virginia State College Red Cross

Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs George H Skaugs

Celebrate anniversary for pioneer Nicho lag county couple Mr George H Skaugs and wife Mrs. Skaugs as they mark a golden wedding today. They have eight children and 48 average jehid ees with 36 great grandchildren, including Elsie Priest, Letha Withrow, Roberta Campett, Elion Skaggs, Dee Skages, and Paul Arbie Charles Skaggs.

George H. Skaugs Godia Nicholag County Elsie Priest Crab Orchard Letha Withrow Anstad Roberta Campett Summersvillee Song Elion Skaggs Ansted Dee Skages Gawey Bridge Paul, Arbie Charles Skaggs Jodie

Recital Planned by Baxter Laird Students and Pupils

Music students and voice pupils of Baxter Laird present a recital today at p.m. in St Johns Church. Participants include Deanna Dare Kerwood Mary Christian Comer Harry Leon Hager Pegsy Jarrell Joe Childers Velma High Lia Vaglio Joan Crede Adkins Jo An Turley Beber Pittman Labby Windsor Chester Williams Eleanor Clark Phyllis Jean Hoff Gle Armstrong and Dai L.

Baxter Laird St. John's Pardsh Deanna Dare Kerwood Mary Christian Comer Harry Leon Hager Pegsy Jarrell Joe Childers Velma High Lia Vaglio Joan Crede Adkins Jo An Turley Beber Pittman Labby Windsor Chester Williams Eleanor Clark Phyllis Jean Hoff Gle Armstrong Dai

Canning Center Opens at State College July 1

West Virginia State College will open a community canning venue to the public on July 1. It will operate Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. and Wednesdays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. People wishing to use the canning center are asked to call Pu BL-257 extension 48 to arrange before visiting. Arnold, in charge, said the center has fresh paint and new equipment.

State College West Virginia State College Arnold

Coal Co Grants Nine School Scholarships in Kentucky

Huntington June 31 The Princess Elkhorn Coal Co announced nine scholarships for children of company employees to attend Kentucky schools. Winners were chosen via parent questionnaires and county principals. Two four year engineering scholarships cover tuition room and board at the University of Kentucky and Pikeville College, with four grants to Stuart Robinson High School graduates.

Huntington Princess Elkhorn Coal Co Kentucky David L. Francis Coal Carmpany Mak Vivic Prestonabury University of Kentucky Pikeville College Stuart Robinson High School

Legion Officers Speak At Clifftop Boys State

The Clifftop Boys State closed its 147th season with speakers from the American Legion West Virginia. W. Elliott Nefflen past department commander C A Bud Tesch and Myron Henick judge advocate addressed attendees. Robert Echols governor received the Boys State medal of honor. Directors urged improvements and expansion of facilities at the Washington Carver 4 H camp, site of the state convention.

Legion West Virginia American Legion Department of West Virginia W. Elliott Nefflen C.A. “Bud” Tesch Myron Henick Robert Echols H. Smith Jones Washington

Drive In Theater Opens Mid July on Rt 60

Kanawha valley gains its first open air drive in theater under construction on Rt 60 at duPont City by E R Custer & Associates. Opening around July 15 the theater costs about 100000 and serves about 700 cars with a 50 by 15 foot screen the largest of its kind in the U S Spectators view via a ramp mounted loud speaker system for individual sound. Concession arcade and picnic grounds planned with RCA equipment and a 250 foot projection room. A second valley theater and a mini race track are planned on a 22 acre tract west of St Albans with June construction and a target April 1948 opening. Associates include E Floyd Price and Rube Shor.

Kanawha’ Valley duPont City E. R. Custer & Associates Custer U. S Cary St. Albans E. Floyd Price Newark, O Rube Shor Cincinnati

National Association of Colored People delegate attends Washington meeting

Mrs Mamie J. Brown secretary of the Charleston branch serves as delegate to the NAACP national meeting in Washington D C from Tuesday through Sunday. Closing speakers include President Truman Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and Weyne Morse at the Lincoln Memorial on June 29. Mrs Brown has an invitation to sit on the platform at that ceremony.

Mamie J. Brown Charleston National ‘Assoc For the Advancement | Colored People Washington, D. C Trutgau Eleanor, Roosevelt Seb Weyne Morse Lincoln Memorial Brown Tod Ay

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