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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1935

Page

9

West Virginia plans third state police company

Third Police Company plan outlined by BP De Shingleton with headquarters possible in Elkins. Two existing units cover north and south regions from Faire Mont and Charleston respectively. Training camp rookies completed written exams. 60 to 75 new men join July 1. Estimated 90 from training will qualify as troopers with reserve options. Camp closes June 29.

West Virginia BP. de Shingleton Elkins Tme Faire Mont Charleston Point Pleasant Shingleton Leutenant

Dr R H Dunn Sues For 315000 After Auto Crash

Dr R H Dunn of the Dunn hospital files a circuit court suit seeking 315000 in damages for injuries from an automobile collision on May 3. The complaint claims the defendant’s negligence caused him to strike the Patrick Siren Bridge to avoid a collision.

R. H. Dunn Dunn Hospital Sazine ‘Og Presser Patrick Siren Bridge

Canning specialist Mrs Marks to tour Kanawha County

Mrs Alice V B Marks from Ball Brothers educational department will conduct a series of canning demonstrations in Kanawha County starting Thursday morning before the Negro clubs of Spring Hill and Vandalia at South Charleston. Sponsored by the state welfare department and West Virginia University extension, her background includes work with Pennsylvania and New York extension services and 12 years as home demonstration agent in Otsego County. She will speak Thursday at Blue Creek Farm Women's club Three Mile, Friday at the courthouse, Saturday at Mrs George Gillisple Tyler Mountain, and again July 1 at the courthouse.

Alice V. B. Marks Educational Department Ball Brothers Company Kanawha County Spring Hill Vandalia South Charleston Marks State Welfare Department Extension Department West Virginia University State Extension Service of Pennsylvania New York State Extension Service Otsego County Blue Creek

Relief Based County Allotments For Works Progress

County allotments of works progress relief funds will be based entirely on relief needs. West Virginia W P A announces preliminary steps to open the program with independent offices to be established around July 1. Meetings between the governor state officials county and city officials and F Witcher McCullough aim to unite efforts so acceptable projects can begin promptly. The W P A stresses merit and intensity for projects and seeks to transfer able bodied relief workers to useful work. The program coordinates employment, wage handling investigations progress reports and project exemptions under monthly earnings rules.

Works Progress West Virginia Yeaterjday Works Progress Administration PWA McCullough Washington Harry Hawkins

Piano Recital Cast Lists by Row and Name

Featured in piano recital Monday night are Nichola Peggy Perdue Jane Isaac Tressa DeMarco Patricia Embleton Lavinia Embleton Second row Leo Cavender Richard McLane Fred Walls Herbert Vaughan Gore don Sherwood Nicholas Ciccarello John Sirk Betty Shanklin Third row Ann Fontaine Ruth A Smaggard Phos Walker Virginia Ramsey Lillian Clcarello Pauline Clearello Mary Louise Williams Maxina Perdue Dorothy Lee Dye Mary E. Kane Back row Huth Cavender Helen Kirk Doris Batman Maxine Smith Phyllis Eberbaugh Mrs. Rowland Josephine Wright.

Nichola Peggy Perdue Jane Isaac Tressa DeMarco Patricia Embleton Lavinia Embleton Leo Cavender Richard McLane Fred Walls Herbert Vaughan Goredon Sherwood Nicholas Ciccarello John Sirk Betty Shanklin Ann Fontaine Ruth A Smaggard Phos Walker Virginia Ramsey Lillian Clcarello Pauline Clearello Mary Louise Williams Maxina Perdue Dorothy Lee Dye Mary E. Kane Huth Cavender Helen Kirk Doris Batman Maxine Smith Phyllis Eberbaugh Mrs. Rowland Josephine Wright Marie Vaughan Rowland W E. Wright Virginia Street Reading Jett Ruth Nichols Eleanor

Stabilize Work Through Projects For Maximum Employment

The text discusses evaluating how to reduce relief needs by continuing projects to provide employment. It stresses balancing ongoing and new projects to ensure continuity of work, absorb labor by skill type, and time initiatives to replace larger projects or adjust their completion.

Local groups hold meetings and social events in St Albans

St Albans New reports on the Junior Order of the United American Mechanics public installation at Main Street lodge room with memorials by the Daughters of America and a male quartet. The Ladies Auxiliary of First Presbyterian plans a picnic at Miss Alice Ludwig in Maxine, with transportation provided and several hostesses listed. Other notes cover visits, hospital trips, and residents moving, plus a fire on the May property near Third Avenue and the sale of Galway’s silver mace and sword after a debt default.

Order of the United American Mechanica Mainstreet Daughters of America Charleston Publc First Presbyterian Church Alice Ludwig Maxine James Weimer C. Hi. Zerkle O. G. Stutler L. B. Harvey R. F. Lipsenamb Selly Ramsey Ramsey Beauregard Street Carl Gunnoe Lipscomb Sixth Avenue Gunnoe Marie Nelson E. O. Armstrong St. Francis Hospital Viale Trowbridge Reba Kidd Cecil Kidd Detroit Fred Trowbridge Los Angeles Calif Edward Kidd St. Albans J. 8 Halstead C. and O. Hospital Huntington J. W. Leonard Second Avenue John Bassitt Park Street C. T. Dickers Fifth Street Everette May Fifth Avenue C.H. Zerkle Eighth Avenue G. W. Ashcraft Joseph Petit Ernest Moore Washington Street Mins Campbell St. Petersburg Fla John Exgleton B Street Nonar Mes. Jarrett Hugh Jarrett Zella ‘Jarrett B. E. Jarrett George Rogers Bernard Blizzard Waller Bryan Audrey Ranson Herman Jarrett A. R. Bryan A. A. Jarrett Katie Pearson Elma McCalister William Freeman Shady Side L. J. White G. B. Rogers Charles Bryan H. P. Jarret A.T. Bryan Buster Kaywood Walter Bryan Mary Sue White Ralph Jarrett Ranson Jesse Wise Charlottesville Galway

Pennsylvanian Fish Commission Member to Speak at Kanawha

Kenneth Reed, a Pennsylvan ia Fish and Game Commission member and noted fishing expert, will speak at Kanawha Game and Fish Association’s quarterly meeting at the Ruffner hotel. Delegations from Braxton Boone Huntinton Rainelle Fayetteville and nearby towns are expected plus an Maryland conservation film shown. Robert G. Kelly, president, notes over 200 attendees anticipated. Edna Frusher, 11, named governor of Royal Northern Hospital London after raising funds by selling items.

Kenneth Reed Fish and Fame Commission of Pennsylvania Fshing Kanawha Game and Fish Association Ruffner Hotel Braxton Boone Counties Hunt Ineton Rainelle Fayetteville the Conservation Commission of Maryland Robert G. Kelly Association Royal Northern Hospital of London Edna Frusher

Shiraz Temple Plans Session at Glendale Lodge

Shiraz Temple No 29 Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan plans a summer ceremonial at 8 pm on Wednesday in Glendale lodge rooms West Washington street. A Pythian class on Kharasian mysteries will be held. A W Woodall leads draw mate work and F P Staley oversees eighth order ceremonies with refreshments by W J McCormick W A Pennell and Charles Wagner II. The imperial palace of the DC H meets at Toronto August 9 to 17 for its annual ceremonial.

Shiraz Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan Glendale Lodge West Washington Street A. W. Woodall Dvan F. P. Staley Eighth Order W. J. McCormick W. A. Pennell Charles Wagner iI Imperial Palace The Toronto

Quarry Strike Ends at Martinsburg Plant

An eight week strike of 185 workers at Kelly Island Quarry in Martinsburg ended with the company agreeing to recognize the union and submit a wage dispute to arbitration on August 1. Workers to return Tuesday as John C. Lawson relays the West Virginia Federation of Labor chief’s remarks.

Kelly Island Martinsburg John 5 Easton West Virginia Federation of Labor John C. Lawson Standard Lime’ and Stone Company

Logan Huntington Freight Rate Boost Takes Effect

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway raised coal shipments from Logan field to Huntington by river transit to 78 cents per ton including a 3 cent surcharge, a 30 percent increase. The Island Creek Coal camp petitioned the public service commission, which declined to act, saying there were no intrastate coal moves shown. The interstate commission in Washington had earlier refused to suspend the order.

Logan Field Huntington Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Island Creek Logan Seid Publi Service

Bartlett Rites to Be Held at Bridgeport Tomorrow Afternoon

Funeral services are set for two o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Bridgeport Harrison county for Joseph Bartlett 78 who died at noon yesterday. He was father of Bruce E. Bartlett of Charleston O J Bartlett of St Albans morticians. Survived by widow Laura Bartlett three other sons G T Bartlett of Gratton T J Bartlett of Fairmont W H Bartlett of Bridgeport three daughters Eva Stewart Zada Hill H A Shutuy and 19 grandchildren.

Bridgeport Harrison Joseph Bartlett Bruce E. Bartlett Charleston O. J. Bartlett St Albans Bartlett Laura Bartlett G. T. Bartlett Gratton T. J. Bartlett Fairmont W.H. Bartlett Eva Stewart Zada Hill Bridgesport H. A. Shutuy Fairemont

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Third Police Company Plan Dina Alice Works Progress Division Batiste Jorge Dorel Desiges Klalte Penn Fish, Game Commission Quarry Lawson Tony Copperwheat Ampthill England Logan-Huntington Mannepaekee Ughtecomfori Ead Ford Dealers Ford Ford Dealers’ Mechanica Ford Laboratory Ford Motor Company Ford Symphony Orchestra Columbia Broadcasting System Fred Wannie Prxxirivanians
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