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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1937

Page

5

Court Considers Levy Injunction in Cabell Schools

The Cabell County Board of Education plans a July 27 special levy election in Kyle and Gideon districts to fund construction at Negro and white high schools in Gideon. H C Sale sought an injunction arguing magisterial districts aren’t levying bodies. circuit court denied. Salden McNeer for the board. Okey P. Keadie for Sale.

Cabell County Board of Education Supreme Court Kyle Gideon Huntington H.C. Sale Cabell Salden-McNeer Sale Okey P. Keadie

Carbide Employees Honor Safety Record With Banquet

Carbide and Chemical Corporation of South Charleston held a banquet at the Ruffner hotel to recognize that one half of the plant staff had logged 200,000 hours without a lost time accident. A second banquet is planned for the remaining employees next Tuesday at the Rudner hotel with speakers including J B Landes, Dr H L Cox, C A Ferris, and J N Wickert.

J. B. Landes New York City H. L. Cox C. A. Ferris J. N. Wickert Bem

Elevator Operators Threaten to Strike in San Francisco

San Francisco faces a looming 4,000 member strike by elevator operators and janitors. International vice president Charles Hardy says a vote is set to authorize action, with official sanction expected from the Building Service Employees' union and local councils across 260 buildings.

San Francisco

Soap Box Derby Steering Gear Safety Rule

The 1937 Southern West Virginia Soap Box Derby rules require a wire cable or chain to attach the steering rod to the wheels or axle instead of rope. This safety measure aims to protect drivers and spectators, and cars lacking it will be barred from competition.

Constance Cutter Morrow Marries Aubrey Neil Morgan in Private Nantucket Wedding

Mrs Dwight W Morrow’s daughter Constance Cutter Morrow, sister of Mrs Charles Lindbergh, wed Aubrey Neil Morgan at Deacon Brown’s Point summer home in North Haven Maine. The ceremony, a surprise to most relatives, united Morrow with the widower of his late wife Elizabeth Reeve Morrow, who died in 1934. Morgan, Welsh-born, has hosted the Lindberghs and was active in amateur summer theatre.

North Haven Constance Cutter Morrow Dwight W. Morrow Charles A. Lindbergh Aubrey Neil Morgan Calif Morgan Amsteur John Llewellyn Morgan Llandaff Wales

Hansford Man Fatally Hit by Train Near Crown Hill

John Powell of Hansford was struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio train late Monday night or early yesterday near Crown Hill. His body lay on the tracks until about 6 am yesterday. County coroner Dr. J. E. Roberts pronounced death accidental after examining the body at the Hooper mortuary.

John Powell, al Hansford Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Crown H J. E Roberts B. C. Hooper Mortuary

Powell Rites Set At Hansford Baptist Church

Funeral services are to be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Hansford Baptist church with burial at Pratt. Surviving are Mr. and Mrs. M D Powell of Hansford and two sisters Mrs Jeanette Day of Crown Hill and Mrs Frankie Jackson of Montgomery. Hobart and William Smith colleges at Geneva New York have added a course on war and peace to their catalogs, believed to be the first of its kind in any college.

Hobart William Smith Colleges Geneva N. Y

Ice Cream Social Staged by Local Boy Scout Cabin Band

Circle No 3 church of South Charleston announces an ice cream social tomorrow night at the Boy Scout cabin. The high school band will perform. The event offers a community gathering with music and treats hosted by local church members.

South Charleston Boy ‘Scout

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