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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1947

Page

12

Dolls Pets and Hobby Shows Headline City Playground Week

The Charleston Gazette reports doll, pet and hobby shows across city playgrounds this week under recreation supervisor C Paul Heavener. Judges from Rev. Hundnally to Miss Ganal Thomas determine awards for multiple shows Wednesday through Friday at Glenwood Lincoln Ville Cabell and other playground sites with ribbons for size, originality and neatness.

The Charleston Gazette Cuneswon C. Paul Heavener Robins Playground Glenwood Virginia Thomas Edna Duckwyler Robert Smith Mildred Gaillon Fernbank H. L. Goff Paul Grass LI Schinendecker Washington Manor Cora Terry Virginia B. Gilmer Velocia Duncan Riverview Playground Alice Straughter Mildred Seagce Margaret Lonesome Littlepage Terrace John Connally Reginald Means Henry Carte Watts Playground Paul Wehrle L. B. White Harper Wheeler Chamberlain J.R. Campbell John Henderson Boyd Greathouse Washington On Rose Mary Tustice Evelyn Nelson Charles Hodges Charleston

All-State Police American Legion post picture after election

Officers of the All-State Police post No. 112 American Legion, the country’s only such post, gather after the semi annual meeting in which Sgt E C Holcombe Jr was named commander succeeding Capt James H Fillinger of Elkins who was absent for the photo.

American Legion E. C. Holcombe, Jr James H. Fillinger Elkins Fillinger Ieers State Police Legion L. Hawkins South Charleston R. E. Lester Charleston C. P B. Taylor James W. Davis Paul Swiger Clarksburg Gale W. Busa

Statewide groups asked for 1947 West Virginia Blue Book entries

Senate Clerk J Howard Myers urged organizations to submit data for the 1947 West Virginia Blue Book. Unlisted groups may be included if officers provide information. To qualify, groups must be statewide in character, with names and addresses of top officers.

West Virginia Senate J. Howard Myers Myers

4 H Members to Compete in Sheep Shearing Contest

West Virginia 4 H club members aged 14 to 21 will compete in a nationwide sheep shearing contest announced by the national committee on boys and girls club work. The state event is run by the West Virginia extension service with experienced sheep care under supervision. Prizes include a championship belt for the state winner and $200 and $100 scholarships for first and second places. red ribbon winners receive a $250 savings bond. Preliminary eliminations are December 2 and 3 to select finalists for the December 5 finals.

West Virginia National Committee On Boys and Girls Club West Virginia Extension Service Extension Service

Poor Swimmer Fails To Save Girl in Harbor

Baltimore reports that Erwee T Harris told police he would save his girlfriend Adele Roberts 22 if she jumped in but admitted he was not a strong swimmer. She leapt into the harbor and Harris followed. patrolmen pulled him out with a rope and recovered the girl's body half an hour later.

Baltimore Erwee T. Harris Pier Six Adele Roberts Harris Adele Twe

East Bank Honors Maurice Eskins Graduate Leader

Maurice Eskins of Chelyan received top East Bank high school honors from the class of 1947. He was chosen three times as first citizen by students, served as a state student body council delegate for two years, and attended the Elkins southern states convention. He earned scholastic honors, played on the basketball team, and worked on the yearbook staff.

East Bank Maurice Eskins Chelyan East Bank High School Young Eskins

West Coast Ship Dispute Settled

Nathan P. Feinsinger announced a complete settlement of the West Coast maritime dispute, with agreements between employers and CIO marine cooks and radio operators ratified pending union approval. The deals include a 35 percent basic wage rise for reopened contracts and renewed holidays, with contracts set to June 13, 1998 and wage reviews due Dec 15.

San Francisco Nathan P. Feinsinger Labor Department CIO Marine Pacific American Assoc APL

Beckley College records biggest enrollment with 450 students

Beckley college reports its largest registration in history with about 450 students enrolled including 100 GIs, 200 renewing or advancing teaching certificates, and 1150 regular freshmen. A second summer session starts July 14 with around 300 students expected. A mining orientation class for men with no experience begins July 1, meeting five nights weekly, led by foreman W T L Meadows at the West Virginia Employment Service office. A new sound projector for mining firm showings arrives, U S Department of Labor support noted, plus talks by M R Fitzgerald and William Yates on mining topics and safety.

Beckley College West Virginia Employment Service W. T L. Meadows U. S. Department of Labor M. R. Fitzgerald U. S. Bureau of Mines William Yates

Loder Threatens Counter To Lamarr Divorce

Hollywood reports actor John Loder warning that reconciliation with Hedy Lamarr is apparently impossible. He has hired a lawyer to protect his interests and will counter sue if Lamarr files for divorce. Lamarr recently gave birth to her second child and had bronchial pneumonia.

Loder Hedy Lamarr Hollywood John Loder Miss Lamarr

Ninety Nurses Pass State Examinations

Ninety nurses passed state exams led by Elma Marie Lammie of Wheel ing hospital with an average 96 as reported by the West Virginia board of examiners for registered nurses. Virginia Ruth Simg of Huntington Memorial hospital followed with 93.6, alongside numerous Charleston General, Kanawha Valley Charleston, and Mountain State Memorial staff and others from St. Francis and Laird Memorial.

Siss Elma Marie Lammie Wheeling Hospital West Virginia Charleston Mary Elizabeth Brown Sara Lee Williams Kanawha Valley Ernestine Clara Comer McMillan Mary Lee Crouch Betty Rae Westfall Stalnaker Elsie B. Taylor Mountain Slate Memorial Thelma Virginia St. Francis Bearneice Marie Long Gladys Mae Shumate Laird Memorial Montgomery

Clarksburg Man Added To Staff by Partlow

John C. Vance a 33 year old Clarksburg resident was named assistant attorney general by Attorney General Ira J. Partlow succeeding the late Ralph Hiner. Vance formerly worked for a New York law firm served in the Army and will assume duties Monday. He is the son of Mrs. J. Carl Vance and is a Yale and Harvard Law School graduate.

John C. Vance Clarksburg Alty Ira J. Partlow Vance Ralph Hiner J. Carl Vance New York Kent School Kent, Conn Yale University Tater Harvard Law School

Eastern Star Set to Install Officers at Shrine Mosque

Mrs Henry R Glass will be installed as worthy patron of Tiskel Wah Chapter No 45 Order of Eastern Star at Shrine Mosque ceremonies Tuesday at 8 p.m J T Reynolds is new worthy patron Installation will be conducted by Mrs Hallie Reynolds installing officer and others including Mrs Orpha Jones chaplain Mrs Denna Mayer and Mrs Ruth Crumbaker Teva marshalls Mrs Glass June McClain organist and Mrs Nannie B Jarrell secretary Also Mrs Glass to announce appointive officers at meeting

Eastern Star Shrine Henry R. Glass Tiskelwah Order of Eastern Star J.T. Reynolds Hallie Reynalds Orpha Jones Denna Mayer Ruth Crumbaker Teva Glass June McClain Nannie B. Jarrell Lettie B. Krebs Marjorie Norcross Ray Cole Glass

Six From City Region Get Medical Degrees

Six Charleston area medical students earned degrees at the Medical College of Virginia graduation on June 17. Dr. Blackwell of Morris Harvey College noted three former Morris Harvey graduates among the new doctors: Jay Emmett Rogers Jr., Cat! Christopher Fully, and Fred Walls Jr., all with BA degrees. Internships span Charleston General, Methodist in Indianapolis, Cleveland Clinic, and the U S Marine hospital in Baltimore.

Charleston Morris Harvey College Medical College of Virginia Ashby €. Blackwell Dr. Blackwell Morris Harvey Jay Emmett Rogers, Jr Cat! Christopher Fully Fred Walls, Jr Rogers Walls Tully John Sommer Blage South Charleston Waldo Carnell Henson, Jr Mary Lee Child Fred Walls Bragg Charleston General Hospital Henson Methodist Hospital Indianapolis Ind Cleveland Clinic Cleveland Ohio United States Marine Hospital Baltimore

West Virginia Vocational Ag Teachers elect C D White president

The West Virginia Association of Vocational Agriculture Teachers chose C D White of Morganidwn High School as president at its 25th annual conference at Potomac State School. L F Hulton of West Milford was named secretary. Nineteen new teachers joined during the week long meeting.

Yo-Ag C.D. White Keyser Ury West Virginia Assor. of Vocational Agriculture C. D. White Morganidwn Potomac State School L. F. Hulton West Milford Norrison County Association

Naval division seeks officers and sailors in Charleston area

Commander R C Lafferty at the Naval Reserve office in the Federal Building announced the second division of the fifth Naval district needs officers and enlisted men. Surface division staff include a commander four lieutenant-commanders a lieutenant and two lieutenants junior grade with openings for a storekeeper four typemen and other ratings. Additional posts cover eight quartermasters signal radiomen and five electronic technicians mates. Inquiries about classifications should be directed to Commander Lafferty.

Naval Comdr R. C. Lafferty Naval Recruiting Station Priday Fifth Naval District Charleston Naval Reserve Office Federal Building

Meadows Says State Lost Valuable Servant in Gore Gore

Meadows announced yesterday he would likely attend the funeral for former Gov Howard Gore at 2 pm in Clarksburg. He said the state has lost a valuable servant and urged reflection on his public service.

Meadows Gore Gay Howard Gore Clarksburg

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