Woman in Washington Dies After Apparent Fall
A Washington woman, Lucille English, 28, died in a hospital after a mysterious plunge witnessed by a man linked to the Byrd Antarctic mission. Police questioned Harold Wayne Bind and a Navy officer husband Lt. Comdr. Robert English, while details emerge about a four 350 calibre pistol and possible divorce inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mra
Lucille English
Byrd Antarctic
Sear
Harold Wayne
Mee
English
District of Columbia
Pat NM
Haller
Ction
Brown
Abe
Grand Tell
Yolice
Engilah
Starr
Robert English
Byrd
Bear
iQakt
Lodge Meeting at Coles Building South Charleston
Kanawha lodge No. 16 Degree of Honor Protective Association holds an evening meeting at 7 30 at the Coles building on Seventh avenue in South Charleston with refreshments and an entertainment program planned after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Lodge No. 16
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Coles
Seventh Avenue
South Charleston
Birth Announcements of Several Newborns in Charleston Area
Mr and Mrs W Lo Lucar announce a son born Thursday June 20. Mr and Mrs Henderson announce a birth on June 2. Mr and Mrs John Burpy announce a son Richard Lee born June 1, formerly Miss Eulene Zimmerman of Charleston. Mr and Mrs Campbell announce a birth on June 12. Mr and Mrs Davis announce a son Henry Thomas born June 20. Mr and Mrs G A Steele announce a daughter Margaret Ellen born June 15. Mr and Mrs Hubert Bays announce a daughter Gracia Lucci born June 7. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Lance Wilson of Bownemont on June 20. Mr and Mrs Lewis Haddad announce the birth of a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burpy
Minth. Avenue
South Charleston
Rich‘ard Lee
Burgy ‘Wi
Eulene Zimmerman
Charleston
Pen Gao Campbell
Bownement
Sinounre
Izth
Tdohy M
Mer
T, MM. Davis
Spring Hil
Henry Thomas
Obituary notices from West Virginia papers include multiple services
Funeral services are planned for Mrs Mary Smith 71 at Pine Grove church after noon with burial in Webster cemetery. Survivors include Fehrer Davis of Kanawha City and Kilcher, a notable news columnist. Separate notices list Mrs Mary McClaskey Spencer funeral at 2 pm, with survivors Anna South Charleston Rhoda Huntington Eliza Prichard Jefferson and others, plus 12 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Also listed are Reynolds Rochester and Lilian Perkins with Huntington hospital death, Spring Hill burial, and multiple honorary pallbearers from Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Smith
Pine Grove
Mary McClaskey Spencer
McClaskey
Mra
Annaen
Bouth
Charles ‘Ton
Hhoda Martin
Huntington
Eliza Prichard
Belle
Samuel Be. Reinakie
William McClaskie
Charleston
Luan A. Perkins
Valeven
Bartlett Chapel
Lilian
Perkins
Sunset Drive
Huntington Hospital
B.W. Perkins
John D. Jones
J. M
Wick
Qnan
L. Smith
Howard Brunsper
B. ¥. Hley
Bary Bear Bennet Wesley East
Jessa Ace Endlson
BM eEstresh
J. Ton
Chegapan
Two Probation Terms Extended In Intermediate Court
J W Stone of Dana and Leslie Hughart of Charleston had probation extended by one year in the Intermediate court yesterday. Stone faced assault and battery charges while Hughart was on probation for disturbing public worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stone
Dana
Leslie Hughart
Charleston
Stone
Hughart
Elks Plan Year End Membership Drive in Charleston
The Elks club will launch a membership campaign supervised by M. H. Hearne with a target of 1,000 members by year end. Hearne appointed team captains and outlined a plan to attract business and professional men from Charleston and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
M. H. Hearne
Play by Mrs. Bowyer at First Presbyterian devotion
Mrs O L Bowyer will present a play at the South Charleston First Presbyterian woman's auxiliary monthly devotions. The event begins at 8 pm Thursday on the lawn of Mr and Mrs EK Lusk, Highland avenue. Group singing will be led by Mrs Rink Duniap. Reports on the synodical training school at Cluefield will be given by Mrs W G Moore and Mr H E McGregor. in rain, the meeting moves to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Bowyer
South Charleston
First Presbyterian Woman's
EK. Lusk
Highland Avenue
Rink Duniap
Cluefield
W. G. Moore
H. E McGregor
Mrs Sturgill Named Mrs L C Sturgill Nominee
Mrs Sturgill was nominated noble grand at the Montrose Rebekah lodge Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows building in Springville. Mrs Anne Meadows was nominated vice grand. The election is to be completed next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Sturgill
Montrose Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow’s
Springill
Anne Meadows
Woman's Missionary Society Plans Thursday Quilting Party
The South Charleston Darlington M E South Woman's Missionary Society will hold an all day quilting event at the church on Thursday Circle No 1 with Mrs John C Hendershott in charge of arrangements.
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Department of the
South Charleston
Darlington M. E South
Woman's Missionary Society
Circle No. 1
John C. Hendershott
Relatives Visit Armarida Mrs Myers and Family
Mrs. Tt D Myers of Armarida Texas visits her relatives Dr and Mrs J A Gartics of Randolph Street with her children Thomas and Mary Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt. D. Myers
Armarida, Tex
Thomas and
Mary Ann
Myers Ieee
J. A. Gartics
Randolph -Stecet
Lillys to entertain Frame Friendly choir at Spring Home
Lillys 10 Entertain Mr and Bra D Lilly host the Frame Friendly choir at 7 30 Tuesday evening at their Spring Hollow residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bra
D. K. Lilly
Kanawha College To Receive Gift For Library Floors
Kanawha College plans hall and third floor library hallway renovations funded by a promised gift from Samuel Oberfan of Dickinson Street. President Dr L S McDaniel noted a $600 repair cost and described replacing wooden floors from the museum era with marblized tile. He said the college expects stronger ties with the library commission and potential merging of local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha College
L. S. McDaniel
Meniel
McDaniel
Ieare
Lbrary Commission
Callese
Barrett Named to Regional Republican Conference Committee
Thomas J. Barrett of Charleston president of the West Virginia Republican League is named a committee member for arrangements of the regional Republican conference in Cleveland. On July 8 and 9 he was named by George H. Bender, president of the Ohio Federation of Republican clubs. Invites will go to U S Senators and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Barrett
Charleston
West Virginia Republican League
Cleveland
Barrett
George H. Bender
Ohio Federation of Republican Clubs
U. S
Ar- Sen Maneninihy
William £Ora
Detroit Weekend Plans Mentioned in Marshal's Office Context
A fragment notes a deputy from the U S marshal's office spending the weekend in Detroit. Details are incomplete but indicate official travel or assignment activity connected to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Mazenret
the . S Marshal's Office
Detroit
Uncle Sam to Keep Seized Liquor
The Treasury will divert seized alcohol from sale or destruction to use across government services. Ethyl alcohol goes to war and veterans departments for powder maintenance. Whisky to soldiers homes and hospitals, bootlegged liquor for auto radiators, much is too impure for any use and will be destroyed. A record will track seized liquor and allocation rests with the procurement division. Immediate regulations direct supervisors and officers to report seizures for custody transfer. smuggling remains a problem.
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Washington
INS
Treasury Department
Governsment Service
War and
Envy
Veterans’ Administration
Treasury
International Revenue Bureau
Customs and Reoast
Prt
Television Battle To Be Staged Soon
New York reports forecast a major clash between AT&T and major radio firms over television profits. Experts foresee legal fights and possible federal suits for unfair competition as landline and wireless systems race to perfect transmissions. AT&T claims a high quality image while RCA pursues competing methods, with coaxial cables and short wave links shaping the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
America
Telephone
A. T. and T
Radio Corporation of America
Victor
Empire State Building
Camden
N. J
RCA
A. T. and
Philadelphia
Four Drowned in Kentucky Flood Causes Heavy Loss
Floods across central and western Kentucky caused more than one million dollars in damage. A mother, Mrs. John Grey, and her four children drowned when their boat capsized in a swollen stream as rain wind and hail hammered the area. The husband attempted rescues but failed. a child was later recovered. Bridges were washed out and communications disrupted.
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Lexington
Kentucky
John Grey
Grey
Yeara
Stone
Boyle
Bowling Green
River Dragged For Man's Body Near Charleston
Fire department crews toiled along the Kanawha River below the Patrick street bridge searching all day for a man believed drowned early yesterday. Police probe foul play. blood and a gray felt hat linked to C. E. Dixon were found near the Kelly Axe plant as residents reported hearing screams around 2:15 a.m. Dixon had been last seen Friday night near Heudring avenue. The search will be renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Charleston
Beane Brothers, Inc
Virginia Street
West
Miss Jones Weds Mr. F. P. Roberts
Miss Josephine Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Ieuan Jones of Lee street and Mr Forrest Paul Roberts son of Mr and Mrs B D Roberts of Wheeling were married at St Johns Episcopal church. The Rev Jon Guss officiated. The bride wore a coral martons ette knit dress with white accessories and a shoulder corsage of Joanna Hill roses and baby’s breath. A dinner for immediate family followed at the bride’s home. The couple planned a home at 1587 Jackson Street after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Jones
Ieuan Jones
Leestreet
Forrest Paul Roberts
Sid
D. Roberts
Wheeling
St. John’s Euizcopal Church
Jon Guss
D.D
Joanna Hill
Harry Castilow
Roberts
Randolph Maycot College
Lynchburg
Bethelany College
Bethany
Jackson Street
Flag Day Program Highlights South Charleston Legion Event
South Charleston American Legion post No. 94 hosted an evening program at Armor Park school with W. Cunningham of Charleston and Louis Armbrecht of Wheeling addressing flag etiquette. Colors were presented by Marine Corps members Sergeant George Washington and Vincent McNeil. J. W. Wilson acted as master of ceremonies. Guests included Girl and Boy Scouts Ennis, Humphrey, Maynor, and Rogers, who attended the district convention in Charleston yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Charleston
American Legion
Department of West Virginia
Louis Armbrecht
Wheeling
South Charleston
Armor Park School
George Washington
Vincent McNeil
U. S. Marine Corp
J. W. Wilson
Eighth District
Honor
A. ¥. Ennis
William C. Humphrey
Tra D. Maynor
L. P. Rogers
Charlestay
Big Sandy Farm Club Meets at Goans Home
The Big Sandy Farm Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. N. Goans home in Dunbar with Mr. Mark Shafer presiding. Mrs. Eleonor McClung Glenn led a lesson on Artistic Home Crafts. Attending were Mrs. Meore Shafer, Mrs. John Goad, Mrs. Onn Goans, Mrs. N Morris, Mrs. Car Lynch, Afra, PL Easer, Mrs. D. B. Kennedy, Mrs. Tom Shater, Mrs. Lee Gans, Mrs. Faye Goans and Mrs. Juanita Goad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Farm Women’s Club
N. Goans
Dunbar
Mark Shafer
Eleanor McClung Glenn
Meore Shafer
John Goad
Onn Goans
N. ©. Morris
Car Lynch
Afra
Easer
D. B. Kennedy
Tom Shater
Lee Gans
Faye Goans
Juanita Goad
Red Cross committee chairmen to be named in Charleston
The Charleston chapter executive committee of the American Red Cross will meet tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the Kenawha county library building. Dr. J. L. E. Cheetham, chairman, will name the committee chairmen for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
American Red Cross
Kenawha County
J. L. E. Cheetham
Mrs Rosa Hosts Diamond Farm Women’s Club Meeting
The Diamond Farm Women’s Club gathered at Mrs Rosa’s home on Wednesday afternoon with attendees including Mrs J E Mose, Mrs Elyn, Mrs dailigan, and several others. Bible School Term Ends at Spring Hill First Baptist with two week daily program, average attendance 100 of 160 pupils, commencement Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Mose
Diamond Farm Women's Club
J. Elyn
Dailigan
Melvin Cook
Hes
Hgield
Cecil, Moore
Anne Shaver
Ben Lambert
Pru Parkell
Mra
Eleanor McGhung Glenn
Misa Cortle White
Nora Moore
Virginia iGelesnield
Spring Hill
First Baptist
Two Men Charged in Aarons Fork Break-In Case
State police arrested William Smith and Lenjamin Smith of Aarons Fork yesterday on charges of breaking and entering the home of C. R. Walker and a sealing household equipment near the mouth of Big Sandy Creek. Both suspects were placed in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Lenjamin Smith
Aarons Fork
C. R. Walker
James I. Simms
Big Sandy Creek
Jali
Brake Catches Fire on 8 South Hille Street
A fire broke out on 8 South Hille Street near Virginia and McFarland streets. Firemen reported the par t of the structure was alight and quickly responded to contain the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hille Pus
Virginia
McFarland Streets
Pistol Charge Arrested Man Held Awaiting Hearing
Cec Keeling was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriffs Howard Cunning ham and Byrne Given for violating pistol carrying law. He was placed in the county jail to await a hearing before Justice of the Peace H. G. Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cec Keeling
Howard Cunningham
Byrne Given
Telate H. G. Thayer
Justice of the Peace
Isherwood Breaks In With Huntington Bird Team
Huntington's middle Atlantic league debutant Norman Isherwood, a former sandlot star from Kimball West Virginia, blooms as third baseman for the Red Bird prospects. He previously starred in Morgantown and Owen county amateur squads and is hitting over .340 in his first pro season, with a background in basketball and local all city honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Sune
M. A
Huntington Rei Birds
Norman Isherwood
Isherwood
Morgantown
W. Va
Stak Chamipionship
Jie
Es Algo
Tarion
Owen
Isserwood
Logal County
Kimball
Benny Borgmann
Aseman
New Fingerprinting Method Demonstrated for G Men
New York June 22 Dr Erastus Mead Hudson shown to Police Commissioner Valentine and other G men demonstrates a printing technique to lift fingerprints from white paper and cloth. The process uses veliver nitrate, rubber rollers, and ammonium hydrosulphide to reveal prints without damaging ink. It can produce prints from stamps and notes for up to eight months, with a claimed three year record on a single print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erastus Mead Hudson
Hauptmann
Valentine
J. Edgar Hoover
Hudson
Three Injured in Mink Shoals Car Crash
Three people were severely cut and bruised when an automobile overturned near Mink Shoals. Injured are Buster King of Lickbranch, Twila Horton of Bownemont, and Margaret M. Jones of Bownemont. They were taken to Stants hospital after driver William Cates reportedly steered up an embankment to avoid another vehicle.
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Mink Shoals
Buster King
Lickbranch
Twila Horton
Bownemont
Margaret M. Jones
Stants Hospital
William Cates
Tokyo scientist claims cure for hangover poisons
Kaogoro Murakoshi of Tokyo Imperial University reports a three year secret experiment yielding a method to remove fuscoll salgcytic acids from cheap distillates by electrolysis. He tested on friends, who largely praised the discovery though the text is fragmentary and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berence Enda
Kaogoro Murakoshi
Electrical Laboratory of
Tokyo Imperial University
Tokyo
Japan
Murakoshi
Ten Commandments Of Farm Life Proclaimed By Nazis
The Nazis issue ten farm life commandments urging intensive cultivation to combat poverty, urging use of all fertile land, diversified farming, avoiding waste land, growing green fodder, and producing more for cattle while sparingly using produce. It stresses German farmers can strengthen the economy and preserve foreign exchange, with directives to keep livestock numbers modest and act prudently to ensure the future.
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Nenlin
Geremany
Germany
Anid
Temple Teams Improve After Strong 1934-35 Season
Temple University reports the 1934-35 year saw all four major sports above a .600 average. Out of 135 contests, 78 victories and 41 defeats with several ties. Football led by Glenn S. Warner remained undefeated in regular season action though two ties marked its record. Basketball posted 17 wins in 24, defeating Indiana Notre Dame and Ohio State among others. Navy Army and Temple shared the Eastern League gymnastics title as co-champions. Soccer wrestling and minor sports won more than they lost, while track and baseball also contributed solid results.
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Philadelphia
Templeniversity
Owl
Glenn S
Pon) Warner
Tulane
Owls
New Orleans
Temple Dribbiers
Indiana
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Navy
Army
Wis
Eulace Peacock
Dave Smukler
al Threadgill
ag_grepation
Ioat Ufive
Ted
Mission to Hear Byers and Buck at Union Mission
The Rev W A Byun will speak at the Union mission at eight tonight before a Minnesota evangelistic tour. LeRoy Buck of Richwood will address the Young People’s Society at 9:45 pm. The Powellton village choir, Armstrong choir of 22 voices, with George Painter, performs at 4:30 pm at the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Byun
Union Mission
Iave Secon
Minnesota
LeRoy Buck
Richwood
Youn People's Society
Powellton Village
Armatrong
George Painter
Moonhooter's club holds first meeting at Helen Cunningham home
Neiv Club organized The Moonhooter's cub held its first meeting Saturday afternoon at Mixx Helen Cunningham's home. New officers elected were 23 fellows Miss Cunningham president Miss Mary Frances Johnson vice president and Miss Evelyn Hudgson secretary treasurer, here present were Misses Dorothy Cine Alcene Lilly and Emily Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonhooter's
Mixx
Helen Cunningham
Miss Cunningham
Mary Frances Johnson
Evelyn Hudgson
Dorothy Cine
A¢Ele Lilly
Emily Crowder
Dive of passing tragedy ends high wire act in Charleroi
A veteran weightless high wire performer Vera Senior perished after a 165 foot fall during a Kiddie performance at Charleroi. The 20 year act collapsed when a support post shifted. Her husband William Sentote and their six year old son Billy Jr paused their act to mourn as the family plans burial in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleroi
Bloid Vera Senior
Ali
E. Lawrence Phillips
Witcs
Willam Senlote
Billy, Jr
Billy
Toledo
Curley
Skelton Miners Sweep Safety Day Awards
Skelton mine crews from the New River company dominated the 16th annual Safety Day contests winning silver loving cups and cash prizes in both white and Negro divisions. A Skelton Negro team led in artificial respiration and drill, with 23 teams from New River operations competing. Mabscott and Whipple followed in standings, judged by N P Rhinehart of the state mines department and Carl Marshall of the U S Bureau of Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scardno
Skelton
New River Company
New River
Mabscott
Oakwood
Sprague
Seite Ae
Prudence
N.P. Rhinehart
State Department of Mines
Carl Marshall
Utah Slayer Must Face Firing Squad
The Utah State Prison execution by firing squad is set for June 26 after the state board of pardons denied Delbert Green’s plea for commutation. Green, twice tried, was convicted of murdering his wife and others following a family quarrel near Layton, Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
INS US
Utah
State Board of Pardons
Delbert Green
Green
Walla
Layton
Two Killed in Plane Crash Near Nassau Boulevard
In Garden City New York two men died when a monoplane plunged into a vacant lot off Nassau boulevard. The pilot Albert Whitney 45 a commercial artist of Garden City held a transport license. The second man Floyd Brink Jr a commercial driver lived in Flushing. The craft reportedly went into a dive and wings folded before impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Nassau Boulevard
Alfred Welnbrod
Garon City
Stinl
Neve
Albert Whitney
Garde City
Transport Ueanse
Frank Whitney
Floyd Brink
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Dirs
Talebh Henderson
Driday
Menegrin
Fehrer
Davis
Kanawha City
Kilcher
Teg Rochealer Reynolds
Rochester Reynolds
Lave
Eure South
Mt. Hope
James ‘Kennedy
Sumimerice
Thomas Sheviln
Bimini
Bahamas
Elks
Woman's Society
Lillys
Sears Monument Co
Virginia St
Geez
Morrison
Clinton
Avery
Athens
REED
Upholstering CO
Phat
Uncle Sam
Universal Service
Columbus ~ Belmont State Park
River
C. E. Dixon
Miss Jones
F. P. Roberts
St. John's Church
Big Sandy Farm Club
Red Cross Committee
Mrs. Rosa
Luareeny
Bascom Bar, Jr
Braurice Sheridan
Jasper
Ind
Edward Leugers
Young
Dillingers
Temple Athletic
Byus
LeRoy I Buck
Neiv Club
New Bedford
Mass
James J. Curley
Bove
Skelton Miners
Stanting
West Virginia
Charleston Tennis Club
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