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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1943

Page

3

Plans Outlined for Girls Camp At Camp Freedom

A Friday meeting at Charlestown Catholic High School will outline a two week session for girls at Camp Freedom for Catholic Children at Fort Lee near Dunbar. Parents must register by tomorrow with a $1 deposit. weekly fee is $10.

Charleston Catholic High School Camp Freedom Catholc High School Russ Parsons Rirhs Fort Lee State Fairgrounds Dunbar Parsons P. O Charleston

Pay-as-You-Go Withholding Rules Framed in Q&A

A historical legal advertisement explains pay as you go withholding. It states 20 percent of the excess over the personal exemption or 3 percent of the excess over the Victory tax exemption, whichever is greater. Exemption amounts are 624 dollars yearly for singles, 1,248 for married, and 312 per dependent. Employers use a withholding exemption certificate to compute exact withholdings. If not submitted, 20 percent tax applies to all wages.

Vacation Bible School attendees at Wesley Chapel pictured

The group portrait shows youth and teachers from the Vacation Bible School at Wesley Chapel. Front row includes Russell Snyder, Roy Snyder, James Burford, Charles Burford, Rosalee Thaxton, Elberta Goff, Lorena Haynes, Shirley Tate. back rows feature James Lanham, Patsy Carpenter, Phyllis Duke, Anna Mae Burford, Jean Burford, Charlotte Scragg, Wanda Lanham, Vada Casdolph, Rosalie, Slater, and Buddy Combs. third row lists Ronald Combs, Dickie Combs, Jackie Burford, Leland Brinkley, Adam McCutcheon, Gawen Cavender, Charles McCutcheon, Phyllis Vane, Margaret Garnes, De Joris Burford, Velma Casdorph, Sonny Goff, Frederic Garnes. fourth row includes Mrs F P M Goff, Mrs Ruth Haynes, Margaret McCracken, Kathaleen Myres, and Mrs Erma Combs.

Bible School Pi Wesley Chapel Russell Snyder Roy Snyder James Burford Charles Burford Rosalee Thaxton Elberta Goff Lorena Haynes Shirley Tate James Lanham Patsy Carpenter Phyllis, Duke Anna Mae Burford Jean Burford Charlotte Scragg Wanda June Lanham Vada Mae Casdolph Rosaliecelve Apils Slater Buddy Combs Ronald Combs Dickie Combs Jackie Burford Leland, Brinkley Adam McCutcheon Gawen Cavender Charles McCutcheon Phyllis Vane Margaret Garnes de Joris Burford Velma Jean Casdorph Sonny Goff Frederick Garnes FP. M. Goff Ruth Haynes Margaret McCracken Kathaleen Myres Erma Combs

Impurities in Kanawha Coal rivers prompt probe

State conservation commission ordered an immediate investigation after sportsmen reported river pollution killing hundreds of fish in the Kanawha and Coal rivers. Director Jack Shipman assigned R S Harris and B D Wills to assist Paul D Halley of the health department with analyses, with a report due in 10 days. Coal river empties into the Kanawha at St Albans.

State Conservation Commission Kanawha Coal Rivers Jack Shipman Charlestons R. S. Harris B. D. Wills Paul D. Halley State Health Department Coal River St. Albans

Zimmerman Appointed State Meat Supervisor

Morgantown June 22 The West Virginia USDA board announced the appointment of W R J Zimmerman of Charleston as state meat marketing supervisor as the first step toward a more effective slaughter permit system. Chairman J Ward Wood said the program would be administered through eight regional offices and county organizations, with Zimmerman continuing as West Virginia supervisor of the food distribution administration.

Morgantown W. R. J. Zimmerman Charleston West Virginia Usda Board J. Ward Wood USDA Zimmerman Food Distribution Administration

Arrests Made on Kitchen Sink Theft Charges

Two arrests on larceny charges were made by city police yesterday as reports of other thefts came in. Bibb Withrow charged with larceny of a kitchen sink worth 50 dollars, Chester Hapney held in theft of 30 dollars. Vincent Voras and A. D. Jackson reported thefts of two handbags with sailors' clothing. Elsie Dugan reported a man entering her apartment and stealing items, and T. R. Sherwood of Riverview said his bicycle was stolen.

Bibb Withrow Chester Hapney Wes Vincent Voras A. D. Jackson Elsie Dugan Bradford Si T. R. Sherwood Riverview

Marshall College Laboratory School Principal Retires

HUNTINGTON June 22 Dean Otis G. Wilson announced that Mrs Harriet M Lyon will retire June 30 as principal of Marshall College Laboratory Elementary School after 34 years of service. Dr Paul N Musgrave will succeed her, retaining his role as principal of the Laboratory High School. Lyon, a native of Edinboro Pennsylvania, previously taught in Pennsylvania and Sistersville before joining Marshall in 1909.

Marshall College Laboratory School Huntington Otis G. Wilson Marshall Teachers’ College Harriet M. Lyon Paul N. Musgrave Taboratory Lyon Edinboro Edinboro Teachers Pennsylvania Sistersville Marshall

Woman Held Under Bond Two Placed on Probation

Reona McFadden of 722 Bullitt Street was charged with stealing $54 from Henry Threadgill and held under $500 bond after arraignment in municipal court. Jess Allen and Willie Mae Jones were placed on probation for 60 days after being charged with stealing $6 from Mary Rippy. Several men indicted by the grand jury were dismissed from the municipal docket and sent to county jail, including Andrew McGre Harvey Powell Vernon Gallo way for armed robbery, Stan Belcher and Sam Smith for armed robbery, and Winston Mat ley for larceny of 68 quarts and 20 pints of liqueur.

Reona McFadden Bullitt St Henry Threadgill Jess Allen Willie Mae Jones Mary Rippy Rand Andrew McGre Harvey Powell Vernon Galloway Stan Belcher Sam Smith Winston Matley

Local Filling Station Operations Suspended

A Charleston filling station Kendall Greyhound on 35th St at Noyesby was suspended for 18 days for handling gasoline rationed fuel after a hearing before Chief Heating Commissioner Fred S. Glover Jr. The station manager Charles Durfee was suspended from dealing in rationed gasoline until Sept 1 1944. Joose F coupons were accepted at the station in some sales, claims the manager acted without company knowledge. The decree allows price adjustments for three coal stores to conform to maximum price regulations.

Charleston Yesters Fred S. Glover, Jr Office of Administrative Hearings Cleveland Kendall Greyhound 35Th St Noyesby Ton Charles Durfee Kendall Company OPA Des Creeds United Pocahantas’ Coal Co Crumpler Crystal Block Coal & Coke Co Sarah Ann Ridgeview Coal Co Ridgeview

Draft Board Sweeps Trade Paper's Staff in Charleston

The war disrupts work as Charleston draft board two sweeps the West Virginia Retailer and Dispenser staff. Inductees at Huntington include Doral P. Chenoweth Jr., auditor Robert J. Bratton, and Rudy Strauss, feature writer.

Ht. G. Kine West Virginia Charleston Kane Huntington Doral P. Chenoweth, Jr Aud Tor Robert J. Bratton Rudy Strauss

Mud Fork resident held to U.S. grand jury

Mud Fork man Lawrence J. Collier was ordered held to appear before a U.S. grand jury in Beckley on July 19. He faces a federal charge tied to classification of his draft questionnaire about dependents. Bond set at $1.00 by Commissioner T. C. Whiled.

Mud Fork U. S Logan Lawrence JL. Collier FBI E. E. Kuhnel Federal Guard Beckley T. C

Szaba suit alleges husband foiled enlistment plan

New York June 22 An affidavit in supreme court claims Anthony Szaba plotted a joint Army enlistment with his wife in December 1947 to get rid of her He allegedly delayed his own draft induction while she joined the WAV or Waac The wife says she later learned of his intent and became ill from the stress as she sought separation and she is no longer in the Waac while he remains awaiting induction.

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Florists Discuss Wartime Problems at One Day Convention

Florists Telegraph Delivery unit 3 F members gather at the Daniel Boone hotel for a one day convention on wartime adaptations. Morning sessions cover registration and officer nominations with Mayor Dawson giving a noon address. Afternoon features E A Teagan and James P L O Malley talks. Evening banquet and dance precede a floor show. Carl F E Bohnert leads the Charleston group with local firms including Cut Flower Co Conners Greene and Winter Floral Co.

Daniel Boone Florists Carl FE Bohnert Charleston F. A. Suso FDT Bohnert's Cut Flower Co Conners Greenerhouses Winter, Floral Co

Institute Workers Aid Blood Plasma Drive

Employees of Ford Bacon Davis and Kanaw County civilian defense join forces to boost blood plasma donations for the Charleston blood bank. A mobile unit collected blood from workers at Institute and plans continued drives over three more days to expand the bank. The OCD seeks 2000 Charlesto n and South Charlesto n residents for blood typing for potential fee transfusions in a major disaster.

Ford Bacon Ai Davis Kanaw County Virgil F. Frizzell C. C. Whittlesey G. C. Phillips Walter Putschat Blood Femk Charleston General Hospital Defense Blond Bank OCD Charlesto South Charleston

Marriage of Helen Frances Midkiff to William Dearth announced

St Albans news notes the engagement and marriage announcement of Helen Frances Midkiff of LS Washington St to William B Dearth of Uniontown in 1942. Details cover education, employment, and family. Public notices include Red Cross meeting, Pioneer conference attendees, and local social updates.

Dearth Umonton High School Westvace Chlorine Products Corp South Charleston

Daughter of Miner Wins Slogan Contest

Ta Lopez, daughter of Generete Loner a timber man at Powillion No and mine, has won the war production slogan contest among Koppers miners families L C Campbell VP of Koppers coal division announced she will receive a $50 war bond for the win Megan: A short age of 50 000 tons a may cost the lives of 10 000 sons Mine more taal.

Montgomery Ta Lopez Generete Loner Powillion No. & Mine Koppers L. C. Campbell Campbell Koppers Coal Division Eastern Gas and Furi Associates Megan

Weekend visit notes and service members’ furloughs

The article records L. H. Seldom and family hosting a weekend visit with Mrs Purdy returning to Madisonville after an encounter with her mother. William Lee Thornton of the U S Marine Corps is on a 10 day furlough with his parents en route to South Weymouth Mass. Sgt Jasper Hatfield and Sgt Jack Hughes, both sons of local families, recently graduated from the Army Air Forces Gunnery School at Ft Myers Fla. Hazel Holstein leaves Sixth Avenue for Sweetwater Texas to complete aeronautical training.

Sns L. H. Seldom Purdy Madisonlle L. H. ‘Baier William Lee Thornton U.S. Marine Corps South Carolina Clyde Thornton South Weymouth Mass Hf. W. Hughes Blair St Jack Hughes Jasper Hatfield Basil Hatfield Moree Av St Albans Army Air Forces Gunnery School Ft. Myers Fla Hatfield Army Aviation Mechanic's School Goldsboro N.C Ag Nm Sgt Hughes Hazel Holstein Sixth Av Sweetwater Tex

Charleston drill urged for untrained gas mask workers

S Charleston News reports civilian delete workers in South Charleston lacking gas mask operation training urged to attend a drill from 7 to p.m. today at Oakes field announced by MC Catlette commander. Also covering church events, a First Baptist banquet at Wren's West featured guest soloist Mrs Boye Ball. arrangements led by Mrs W C Pettit. toastmistress Mrs Kyle Ashworth. upcoming luncheon for the woman's auxiliary at 1 p.m. tomorrow with Miss Emily Olmstead dean of women at Morris Harvey College as guest speaker.

South Charleston Oakesfield M.C. Catlette J.C First Baptist Church Wren's West Boye Ball W. C. Pettit Kyle Ashworth Woman's Auxiliary of The First Church Emily ‘Olmstead Morris Harvey College

Soldier's Medal Awarded West Virginia Officer

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS AUSTRALIA June 22. Wiliam Cowood Jr of Morgantown WV a sergeant who aided in resisting the enemy and extinguishing flames in a boat have been cited for bravery in a general announcement. Gen C Bermer said the medal was awarded for acts of heroism when confronting the enemy. Also mentioned Tech Alonzo J. Jones of Fayetteville NC in connection with the award process.

West Virginia Allied Headquarters Australia Wiliam Cowood, Jr Morgitown W.va C Bermer Sathee Seathe West Pacife

Temporary deputy Slack named to aid guarding OPA mailing center

Temporary deputy 4 A Slack appointed by Sheriff N I Henderson to assist in guarding No Rowarration books at the OPA mailing center. Slack replaces previous appointee Sam Leadman and steps into the temporary role.

A. Slack N. I. Henderson OPA Slack Sam Leadman

Tin savings estimates for wartime solder content

Estimates indicate 3000 tons of tin will be saved in 1943 and 5000 tons in 1944 by lowering tin content and adding silver to the solder of new tans in manufacture.

Dinner Party Honors Son Going to Army Air Corps

A dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs M C Kefferoof honored their son Ray who sailed Tuesday to join the Army Air Corps. Guests included Mr and Mrs Narelson Speata and children, Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith and children, Mrs Roscoe Stover and sons, Mr and Mrs Hilmer Aliff and sons, Misa Ocla Aff, Mr Swansory Emmerson, Miss Sarah Ray and Mr Curtis Keffer.

M. C

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