Mrs. Roosevelt Visits in State at White Sulphur Springs
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt arrived by train from the White House to White Sulphur Springs for a Chi Omega convention. She, greeted by Mrs. Mary C. Love Collins and officers, wore dubonnet silk and beige trim and stayed in the Virginia wing. The First Lady presented the Chi Omega national achievement award to Dr. Alice Hamilton of Harvard Medical School. She plans to motor to Reedsville for a federal resettlement homestead commencement.
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White Sulphur Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Malvina T. Schneider
Mary C. Love Collins
Chi Omega
National Social Fraternity For Women
Roosevelt
Span Contract Award For Bristol Crossing Elimination
The round commission awarded a contract for a grade crossing elimination span at Bristol in Harrison County to C. C. Dodd of Spencer. His low bid was 137000 plus with the final amount stated as 137 186.37 dollars. Chief Engineer Mortimer Smith said work will begin immediately on the steel and concrete span over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad tracks. Bids were opened June 2 and rights of way delays influenced the decision.
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Round Commission
Bristol
Harrison County
C. C. Dodd
Spencer
Mortimer Smith
Dodd
Baltimore and Ohio
Smith
Birthday Celebrated for Mrs. Nannie Jividen at 75
Mrs. Nannie Jividen marked her seventy fifth birthday with a dinner party at home in Phileah attended by numerous family members and friends including J. E. Jividen Minor Parsons Kate Parsons and many Jividen relatives plus extended kin such as James Bowles Jasper Cain and Casto family members.
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Nannie Jividen
Phileah
J. E. Jividen
Minor Parsons
Kate Parsons
Hebert Jividen
Roy Jividen
Kenneth Douglas
Viela Douglas
Burton Jividen
Mareaus Jividen
Delvious Ji
Arthur Cain
Dencil Cain
Elizabeth Cain
Jonn Morrison
Okey Barnett
Dorsell Barnett
Anthony Hill
Joseph Hart
B. Bowles
John Cochran
Roy Barnett
Virgil Baker
Warren Casto
Guy Casto
Virginia Morrison
Helen Tribble
Charles Stephens
Joseph Hill
Theresa Hill
Miss Clare Peel Weds Denver Talbert in Charleston
Miss Clare Peel daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Peal of Charleston married Saturday night to Mr Denver Talbert of Charleston. Following the ceremony a dinner was served at the home of Mr and Mrs J E Hinkle of Woodland Terrace. Mr Talbert works at Westvaco Chlorine Products Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara G. Peal
Harold Peal
Charleston
Denver Talbert
J. E. Hinkle
Woodland Terrace
Talbert
Westvaco Chlorine Products Company
Camp Allegheny Prepares Fifteenth Year With Staff of Thirty
Camp Allegheny opens its fifteenth season near Lewisburg four miles from the Greenbrier river. The eastern girls camp will employ a staff of over 30 from universities in the east and south led by Dorothy Lewis of New York for drama and Frances Mann of the Juilliard School for music. Dr J Carroll Flippen of the University of Virginia will supervise medical staff with two registered nurses. Swimming instruction headed by Fen Wie Teach will include ten instructors. The Rev d K M Lee of Newport News Va will serve as chaplain. The camp serves two age groups and has won the national girls camp marksmanship title in 13 of 15 years with enrollments from Charleston and other states. Mrs C M Alderson of Charleston is a director.
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Lewisburg
Alleghany
United States
Dorothy Lewis
Universal Producing Company
New York
Frances Mann
Julliard School of Music
J. Carroll Flippen
University of Virginia
Fen Wie
Censarte
Dartmouth
D. K. M. Lee
St. Paul's Church
Newport News
Charleston
C. M. Alderson
Greenbrier River
Johnstone Motor Company Wins Hudson Award
Johnstone Motor Company receives a merit award from Hudson Motor Car Company for strong sales. May 1996 sales exceed April results with praise for performance during spring. Official notes nationwide gains in Hudson Terraplanes and overall sales, highlighting leadership in the period.
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Johnstone Motor Company
Hudson Motor Car Company
Johnstone Company
Johnastone Motor
United States
A. F R. Bavit
Jermstone Motor Company
Hudson Company
Charlestonians Headed to North American Christian Youth Conference
A Charleston delegation travels to Lakeside Ohio for a six day North American Christian Youth conference opener today. The group includes Rev Z B Edworthy Carl Bauman Jr Joseph Blagg Helen Cavins Dolores Herndon and about 25 others from West Virginia. Speakers include Toyahiko Kagawa of Japan and Dr Daniel Poling of Philadelphia. Edworthy will also travel from Lakeside Wisconsin for a separate supervisor training conference.
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Charleston
Lakeside
Chrisian
Z. B. Edworthy
State Council of Christian Education
Carl Bauman
Joseph ‘Blagg
Helen Cavins
Dolores Herndon
West Virginia
Toyahiko Kagawa
Japan
Daniel Poling
Philadelphia
Birth Announcements From Washington and Staats Hospitals
Mr and Mrs E L Morgan of Washington DC announce the birth of a daughter Clarita Anne on Saturday at McMillan hospital Mrs Morgan the former Clarita Hutchinson daughter of Judge H M Hutchinson and Mrs Hutchinson of San Juan Porto Rico A daughter born Sunday in Staats hospital to Mr and Mrs Gordon Deaver Route Five Erie River Road Mr and Mrs James Hamrick of Elana announce a son born yesterday in Staats hospital Mr and Mrs A S Toory of Brown Street announce a son born yesterday at St Francis hospital
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E. L. Morgan
Washington, D. C
Clarita Anne
McMillan Hospital
Staats Hospital
Gordon Deaver
Route Five
Eri River Road
James Hamrick
Elana
A. S. Toory
Brown Street
St. Francis Hospital
Obituaries and Rites Noted in Local Transfers
Obituaries list Fred Morrison of St. Albans who died at the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad hospital in Huntington aged 29 with funeral plans incomplete. Survivors include his mother Edith Morrison three sisters and one brother as well as widow Agnes Morrison and three children. Other notices include Martha Walker Virtue of Fairview, Alcinda Frances Sharp of Frost Pocahontas county and Pocahontas Vineyard of Newton, all with details on survivors and burial. Funeral rites are announced for Emry C. Duffield and Benjamin Young with church services and cemeteries named, plus obituary items for Edwin D. Smith and Robert Galvitor Goody with surviving relatives and burial plans.
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Fred Morrison
St. Albans
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Huntington
Edith Morrison
James Heizman
Mabel Eskew
Helen Snyder
Dean Morrison
Agnes Morrison
Donald
Patricia
Richard
Future Farmers Open Conference at Marshall College
Sixty nine high schools in West Virginia send delegates to the sixth annual Future Farmer of America leadership training conference at Marshall College Huntington. The five day event includes reports, exhibits, tours, elections, and awards with speakers from state and national ag organizations.
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West Virginia
Future Farmer of America
Marshall College
Huntington
West Virginia Association of F. F. A
West Virginia State Association
National Organization of the Future Farmers of America
State Association
Oyeenee
William R. Shaffer
Maunrertown
Charles H. Hartley
John M. Bailey
West Virginia Farm Bureau
Porter Hardman
West Virginia State Grange
J. B. McLaughlin
James E. Alten
W. A. Ross
West Virginia Sportsman's Association
W.S. Rosenheim
Huntington Chamber of Commerce
FP. F. A
Harry Born
Masontown
George Halt
Mill Creek
Paw Nay
Jane Lew
Guy Cain
Buffalo
Walter Jordan
Cairo
Charles Vaughan Efne
Cipelloni
Masonvind
Stewart Watts
Frank
Amiga Scheol
Alderson
Aurora
Barboursville
Beaver
Belington
Blacksburg
Bridgeport
Bruceton Mills
Buckhannon
Bunker Hill
Burnsville
Cameron
Clay
Elizabeth
Fiirview
Fairview
Daybrook
Frankford
Gap Mills
Grantsvile
Greenbank
Greenville
Harrisville
Hedgesville
Herndon
Kenova
Keyser
Kingwood
Lost Creek
Lumberport
Martinsburg
Middlebourne
Milton
Moorefield
Morgantown
University High School
Moundsville
Oceans
Parsons
Pennshore
Petersburg
Peterstown
Phillips
Pineville
Pullman
Romney
St. Marys
Sandstone
Sherrard
Shinnston
Spencer
Summersville
Surveyor Sutton
Terra Alta
Union
Wadestown
Wallace
Walton
Wayne
West Milford
Weston
Williamsburg
Winfield
Springfield
Mass
Kansas City
Missowr
Hunter Griffin
Leonard Tench
Shady Springs
Vernon Fisher
Elkview
Arlington Linton
William M. Kidd
L Fred. Taylor
Donald
Miss Egnor Named Rally Chairman for Roosevelt Nomination Event
Theresa Egnor was appointed chairman of the ticket committee for the Roosevelt nominators rally at Charleston High School auditorium Saturday night at eight. Benton Bush leads the program committee and the Colonels orchestra will play. Gov. H G Kump and WV legislators invited. Roosevelt address to be heard via auditorium system.
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Theresa Egnor
Charleston High School
Benton Bush
Colonels
H. G. Kump
West Virginia
President Roosevelt
Dale G. Casto
Charles G. Peters
Lon H. Kelly
Walterb. Brooks
Thomas A. Fitzgerald V
Frink Oakes
South Charleston Young Democratic Club
Nelle Dooley
Fairfax DeBell
Anne Crawford
Nancy Jo Crawford
Lois Ford
Virginia Perry
Pearl Poteet
Evelyn Paisley
Carney Egnor
Henry Oakes
Thomas A. Fitzgerald
P. J. McGucken
R. S. Spillman, Jr
Peter A. Haley
Dale Casta
N. Stephens
Five Charleston Men Plead Guilty In Lottery Case
Five Charleston men charged with operating lotteries in their stores pleaded guilty in intermediate court. Charles F. Zimmerman J T Warren Robert Carson John B M L Perkins and A M McCerus were fined 250 dollars and given five years probation by Judge S Collett Littlepage. They were arrested February 7 on warrants issued by the prosecuting attorney’s office. Arraigned before Justice Edwin S. Watson they waived to the grand jury.
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Charleston
S. Collett Littlepage
Charles F. Zimmerman
J. T. Warren
Robert Carson
John Bml Perkins
A. M. McCerus
Warrenty
Peate
Edwin S. Watson
Pimples Go Quickly with Black and White Ointment
For over two decades Tamous Black and White Ointment is promoted as a remedy for pimples and skin feadentifte. The ad claims it clears pimples and raches and is priced at 25e. It urges patrons to buy at drugstores for relief.
D W Keyser 93 Confederate veteran dies in Ohio avenue home
D W Keyser aged 93 a Confederate veteran and long time Charleston resident died yesterday at his home on Ohio avenue He was born in Bath county Virginia youngest child of James and Lucinda Keyser and last of six sons and three daughters He worked in coal business drove a mail truck and last served as night watchman for the K and M railroad He enlisted in 1861 with the Eleventh Virginia cavalry and was held at Gettysburg for a year He married Angelina Gillespie of Fairview in 1874 she died two years ago Funeral services set for four o'clock tomorrow at Bartlett mortuary with Rev Pat Withrow and Rev M Eby officiating Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery Surviving is a niece Mrs R McDowell of Russell Kentucky.
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D. W. Keyser
Charleston
Ohio Avenue
Bath County
James
Lucinda Keyser
Kanawha County
Eleventh
Virginia Cavalry
Gettysburg
Misa Angelina Mildred Gillespie
Fairview
County
Bartlett Mortuary
Pat Withrow
M. Eby
Spring Hill Cemetery
R McDowell
Russell, Ky
Rate Hearing Set for Independent Telephone Petition
The public service commission will hear testimony today on the petition of the Independent Telephone Company for a rate increase. The corporation operates in Hampshire and Hardy counties.
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The
Public Service Commission
Independent Telephone Company
Right To Increase
Tates
Hampshire
Hardy Counties
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Fleet Lady
Chi Omega Sorority
Dr. Hamilton
Clare Peel
Sue Quarrier
Quailty Shop
America
Central Park
Herey
A. Regt
Frmidani and Mandying
Slpila L Aarts Cfu Avenue
Fifty-Ninth Street
Camp Allegheny
Charlestonians
Martha Virtue
Martha Walker Virtue
Earl Virtue
Belmont Sanatorium
Iden Walker
Herman Walz
James Jacobs
Harry Rider
Fairmont
Paul Walker
Alcinda F. Sharp
Alcinda Frances Sharp
A. J. Chestnut
Belle
Frost
Pocashontas County
St. Zion
E. B. Wooden
Ada Harrah
Marlinton
Barlow Mortuary
Pocahontas Vineyard
Newton
Vandale Mortuary
Samel
Richard Bennett Bowling
S. Bowling
Red Oak Street
Owen and Barth
J. M. Knight
Nitro
Emry C. Duffield
Moulain Mission
H. D. Fisher
Co. Evans
R. W. Burgess
K. Spurlock
A. H. Teaxton
0. Young
W. C. Erskine
Contin Baking Company
Duffield
Benjamin Young Min Temaster Young
Alice Sebsulteen
Lncar
Barlow
Triplett Ridge Cemetery
Young
Cynthia E. Young
Mark C. i Young
A. H. and
J. Li.Young
Gassaway
Ollie O. i Young
Montana
A. H. Summers
Mamie Young
R. W. Moran
Gilmer
E. L. Stephenson
Edwin D. Smith
Forks of Coal River
Noble Lang Mortuary
Pine Grove
OW. A, King
Racine
Nan Nichols
McCorkle
Robert Goody
Ward
Whatley
Wara Cemetery
Eva Goody
Helen
Bonnie Lou
Ruth
Anna Jane
Cedar Grove
Charles Benjamin F. Johnson
Thon General Hospital
Eugéne
Hunter
South Charleston
Benjamin F. Johnson
Midway Cemetery
Johnson
Della Johnson
Guy BE. Johnson
Stanley L. Johnson
Annapelle Johnson
C. G. Mease
L. D. Hensley
Wetzel Johnson
Euccka
Caroline Hutchinson
Carbon Hill
Julia Fuller
Columbus
Anna Barnye
Miles, Okla
Rialkers Po
Mauds
Future Farmers Open Conference
John M. Lowe
Association
Scheels
Miss Egnor
Roosevelt Rally
Edgar B. Sims
Richard E. Talbott
J. M. Slack
J. Blackburn Watts
J. H. Abbott
Benjamin F. Watson
C. A. Ray
Paul Wehrle
R. C. Andrews
W. T. O'Ferrell
Prisex
Montgomery Ward & Co
Washington St
Maryland
Baltimore
Wall Street
Chesapeake Room
Becitia
Galperin
Virginian Electric, Inc
General Electric
Daniel Boone Hotel
G-E Radio
Jerry the Globe Trotter
Ramee Et Od
Ashley Bakers
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