Stay Is Allowed In Accident Case Involving Edith Toler
Judge A P Hudson granted a 60 day stay for Edith O Toler of Summersville in her suit against Charleston city over injuries when a limb fell from a tree during a storm. A separate verdict awarded $16 000 to the plaintiff by a jury months earlier. Also noted: verdicts and orders involving Williamson Paint, Central Trust, and a divorce case for Tish Clay and Henry Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghoult
A. P. Hudson
Edith O. Toler
Summersyllis
Charleston
Miss Toler
Clendenin
Kelly
Edith Oawencer
Insurance Company of
North Amer— Laom & Fire
Dessin Brown
Golden G. Ruby
Gamages
Williamson Paint Manufacturing Company
Predential Insurance Company
Curt E. ‘Williamson
Georgia May ‘Williamson
Central Tiruet Company
Morgan Lumber and Manufesturing Company
Edward, Ochelpan
George M
John R. Smith
Eiie
Garnett
Tish Clay
Henry Clay
Court Authorizes Wage Increases for Grayling Realty Workers
The receivers of Grayling Realty Corp in Charleston may raise wages for 19 employees and restore back salaries. Judge A P B Hudson advised on rent free use of untenanted company property in WV Ohio and PA. Receivers reported $35748.61 in collections and $3260.40 in disbursements last month amid prior salary cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayling Realty Corporation
Charleston
Cirouls
A. PB. Hudson
Edgar Gans
J. ©. Campbell
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsyla
Coal Operators Head to Cincinnati Meeting
Coal operators left Charleston last night to attend a general conference of operators at the Netherland Plaza hotel in Cincinnati at ten this morning. The meeting, called by Appalachian Goals, will discuss the national industrial recovery set and its relation to the coal industry. Southern U S coal fields will be represented. attendees include C Toron, F Bennody, Gatner Williams, John McKeever, A L Willikan, and William s. While talking, Mrs Janu E Wood end, 78, dislocated her jaw and died in Liverpool England.
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Charleston
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
United States
C. ©. Dicktoron
Appalachian Comia
F.C. Bennnody
Ranawna Coal Operators Association
Gatner Williams
John McKeever
Ofere
A. L
New Oddities From Ripley Africa and Americas Journey
Robert Ripley journeys across Africa and South America collecting curios. He travels 24000 miles in a year, via air and sea, adding 20 new countries to his list. The Gazette previews forthcoming Believe It or Not features with his notes and photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ripley
Eqizvk
Ripley
Bob Ripley
Charleston Gazette
Wolng
the Gazette
Tooten
Bob Hipley
Ciro
Cape
Africa
Capetown
Buenos Aires
South America
Ripiey
Allence
Dur
Ban
South Africa
Geen
Sa~ Don
McRely
Siuinkoks
Fon
le Nob
Asia
Aten
Jureles Ag
Wey
Ripley’s African and South American forays described
A feature recounts Ripley’s globe spanning explorations through Africa and South America. It details tribes, legends, and curiosities from Congo and Kenya to Kasongo and Mount Elgon, then moves to Buenos Aires and Cayenne, noting marvels like towering termite mounds, seven foot Shilluks, and a penal colony newspaper.
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Hipley
Cairo
Capeiowt
Africa
Rip
Ripley
Kenya
Elizabethville
Congo
Lualaba
Mom Bassa
Mugabe
Ankole
Mount Elgon
Rio
Marco Polo
Makinga
Ripiey
Kasongo
Ekrem Wotten
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Galperin
Mane
Pyg
Westinghbuse Fan
Capitol St
RieNts Ripley
Trinidad
Europe
America
Paris
Recoleta
Milan
Ealt Lake Orry
Utah
Lene Peak
U.S.A
Bulletin
Vassar
Pye
Camay
Gamay
Cele Tophans
Beautiful Women
California
Sc. Iery
A. W. Cox Dept
Bargain
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