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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1939

Page

7

Rotary Considers Doubling Members

At the 30th annual Rotary International convention in Cleveland delegates studied a proposal to open club membership to more than one representative from a business or profession. A constitutional amendment would create senior memberships for older members and allow younger men in current classifications.

Cleveland Rotary Club Rotary International Rotary Council On Legislation

Curfew ends as Cupar truancy officer retires after 32 years

Duncan McDonald rang the curfew for the last time in Cupar Scotland before retiring as truancy officer after a 32 year service.

Cupar Scotland Duncan McDonald

Pugh Wins Samuel Fuller Gold Medal At Phillips Academy

William Allen Pugh son of Mr and Mrs Harry R Pugh Kana street received the Samuel Fuller gold medal at Phillips Academy commencement. The prize honors the graduate who best embodies the academy spirit and traditions as 196 seniors earned diplomas. Pugh led his class as president and was senior council president while playing varsity football lacrosse and tennis.

William Allen Pugh Harry R. Pugh Kanawha Street Samuel Fuller Phillips Academy Pugh

Bond posted by former Martinsburg postmaster in perjury case

Whiting C. Faulkner, former Martinsburg West Virginia postmaster, posted a 1500 dollar bond after being indicted on five counts of perjury for allegedly making false sworn statements to a House committee probing the District of Columbia milk market and distribution system. He resigned hours before the indictment and faces arraignment on June 30 unless he seeks to appear earlier.

Washington Whiting C. Faulkner Martinsburg W. Va House District of Columbia Faulkner U. S David A. Pine

Electrical Mirror in High Atmosphere Is Discovered

New York June 22 Discovery of an electrical mirror in the upper atmosphere reflecting the sun’s activity was announced by Bell Telephone scientist William M Goodall He and E V Appleton British authorities showed radio signals 70 to 225 miles up forming a mirror in the F-2 region of the ionosphere This enables measuring solar activity and predicting weather as well as aiding radio transmission

New York INS William M. Goodall Bell Telephone Goodall Deal N. J Engineer Goodall E. V. Appleton Appleton

Edison Mothers Singers Meet in Charleston Studio

A Friday 1 30 p m business meeting and rehearsal of the Edison Mothers Singers will take place at Annie Laurie Leonard's studio in the First Presbyterian church in Charleston. Also noted are meetings of the Blundon Woman's Relief corps, J O class dinner at Wren's Nest, and a Kanawha lodge Degree of Honor picnic with details for reservations. Family travel and visits are listed in the personals.

Edison Mothers Singers Annie Laurie Leonard First Presbyterian Church Charleston Blundon Woman's Relief Corps H. R. Bromm Highland Avenue J. O First Baptist Church Wren’s Nest Edward Jackson Clyde Richards R. M. Durrett Margaret Carter Kanawha Lodge No. 76 Degree of Honor Protective Association Laura Hammond Mound Wesley Dillon Richard Knight Washington Leah Benton White Frankie Marie White George Childress Belva William Kessler Virginia Margaret Clare Armor Park Meredith N. Posey Greenville N. C Arnold Kidd Aubrey C. White Bluefield J. D. Trout Patricia Ann Kanawha Turnpike Dunn Hospital

Building Permit Granted for 1546 Madison Street Repair

E F Marshall received a building permit yesterday to repair a frame dwelling at 1546 Madison Street. The project is estimated to cost 1900 dollars.

E. FE. Marshall Madison Street

Two Couples Seek Licenses to Wed in County Clerk Office

Applicants for marriage licenses yesterday included Winder Oscar Green and Sarah Ann Munn of London and Woodrow Wilson Whittington and Helen Amelia Black of Handley.

County Clerk's Office Winder Oscar Green Sarah Ann Munn London Woodrow Wilson Whittington Helen Amelia Black Handley

Williamson Gun Club Chartered for Trap and Skeet Range

The Williamson Gun club a non profit organization was issued a charter to establish a shooting ground for trap and skeet shooting on Sycamore creek in Mingo county. Incorporators are C A Reinhard Wells Goodykoontz John Godhes W E Vernon and J E Weiser all of Williamson.

Williamson Gun Club Sycamore Creek Mingo County C. A. Reinhard Wells Goodykoontz John Godhes W. E. Vernon J. E. Weiser Williamson

Bank Employees Attend Classes at Rutgers

Employees from Charleston banks attend the Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University in New Brunswick New Jersey. R E Dewey B A Dudding E E Thomas W H Lloyd Denver Morgan and W T Judy are named from Kanawha Valley Bank Central Trust Charleston National and Kanawha Banking and Trust companies.

WCHS Kanawha Valley Bank the Central Trust Co Charleston Graduate School of Banking Rutgers University New Brunswick N. J R. E. Dewey B. A. Dudding Earl E. Thomas Central Trust Company W. H. Lloyd Denver Morgan Charleston National Bank W. T. Judy Kanawha. Banking and Trust Company

Ragan Named Statistician For West Virginia Bureau

Philip H. Ragan, assistant actuary with Farm Bureau Inspection service of Columbus, has accepted a position as statistician with the West Virginia Inspection Bureau at Charleston, effective July 1.

Philip H. Ragan Farm Bureau Inspection Service of Columbus West Virginia Inspection Bureau Charleston

Andrews Takes Keystone Chamber Appointment

A. H. Andrews, former managing director and later research director of the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce, has accepted the executive vice presidency of the Greater New Castle, Pennsylvania association. Andrews has already reported to New Castle as the state chamber announced yesterday. Austria's read production is to be expanded.

A. H. Andrews The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Greater New Castle Andrews New Castle State Chamber Austria

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Frankenberger Hinest Mews West Virginias Homer A. Holt West Virginia Herbert Lehman Fiorello la Guardia Grover Whalen S. Charleston News Pantless Christian Isengard Maryland Frank L. Wight Distilling CO Baltimore, MD Gun Club Chartered Bank Rutgers Ragan Keystone Chamber Oxfords A. W. Cox Penny-Wise Penn Wise
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