Delegates to Go To Lutheran Meet
Delegates from Charleston prepare to attend the Luther League sub annual convention of the Synod of West Virginia United Lutheran Church in America to be held in Morgantown. Synodical officers include Miss Maybelle Thetling and William E Whiteman Jr with others assisting. The Philadelphia executive secretary will lead a Young Table discussion and new officers will be installed by Charleston president A B Leamer.
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Luther League of the Synod of West Virginia
United Lutheran Church In America
Morgantown
Lutheran Young People's Societies
West Virginia
Western Maryland
Maybelle
Theiling
A. B. Leamar
Maybelle Thetling
William E. Whiteman, Jr
Dorothy Nye
Grafton
Corrine Minger
Clarksburg
W. 43
Moore
Paul M. Kinpotts
Philadelphia
The
Luther League of America
Norma Gants
Fairmont
Mises Thelma Voss
Parkersburg
Paul Wiles
W. Roy Hank
A. B. Leamer
D. D
Miss Well
W. Fairmont
W. M. Erhard
West Virginia Boys in California CCC Camp
One hundred eighty eight West Virginia youths and 21 from Nevada are settled at Blairsden California in CCC Camp F-54. They trained two weeks at Fort Knox Kentucky before assignment under Maj H T Reeder and Lt Howard Chriswell. Work details organized and recreation programs including baseball volleyball boxing and swimming have begun. The camp sits on the Feather River with facilities for anglers in the company.
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West Virginia
Nevada
Civilian Conservation Corpa
Blairsden
Cal
Alfred Tier
West
West Virginia Crop Conditions Reported By Federal Bureau
Special to The Gazette from Arnersburg June 32 1933 the Seabee and ee condit for West Virginia for the week ending June 20 1933. Cool week with near or below June record temperatures. Frosts damaged truck gardens. Warm weather near week end. Light rainfall with few showers giving little value. Sunshine unusually high. Wheat ripening well with some mitting in scattered fields. Corn early planted good growth. late planted slow due to dryness. Potatoes advancing slowly but many fields too dry. Pastures fair with good yield. Apples dropping but crop prospects large. Note mentions three boys finding gold nuggets in a gully at Grenfell Australia and fathers staking claim.
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Arbersburg
Seabee and
Ee Condit
West Virginia
Grenfell
Australia
Holt Rules Fund For Fair Exhibition Budget Ruling
Attorney General Homer A. Holt upheld a $26,000 appropriation for the Test Virginia exhibit at the Chicago world’s fair. The ruling, sought by State Auditor Edgar B. Sims, allowed honoring warrants for expenses though $35,000 was not in the budget. the exhibit work had begun days earlier.
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Homer A. Holt
Edgar B. Sims
Damages Awarded In Accident Case in Circuit Court
A circuit court jury awarded 8300 to Jessie Brown in the suit against Birs Golden G. Ruby for injuries from an automobile accident. The court denied an injunction to stop a 5,000,000 state bond issue to retire part of the state deficit. Divorces were granted in two suits: Grace Crowe vs Russel M. Crowe and Katherine Theobold vs Jake Theobold. Law points in Morrison v insurer suits over a defective sprinkler system in a Capitol Street store were argued before Judge A. S. Alexander.
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Jessie Brown
Birs
Golden G. Ruby
John L. Dickinson
Grace Crowe
Russel M. Crowse
Katherine Theobold
Jake Theobold
O. J. Morrison
Capitol Street
Yasterday
A. 8. Alexander
Common Pleas Court
Absent Witnesses Remain in Jail as Trial Delays
Lester Campbell of Frame faces attempt to kill charges while witnesses John Strickland and Nellie Strickland of Big Sandy are jailed two days for failing to appear. Judge Henry E. Black issued the attachment. Campbell’s trial is postponed to July 11. Alfred Hammock received three years probation after a felonious assault case.
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Lester Campbell
Frame
John Strickland
Nellie
Big Sandy
Henry E. Black
Campbell
Locke
H.C. Sloan
Alfred Hammock Ing
Pope Urges Moscow Envoy Picnic For Union Mission Group
New York June 23 The United States should send no un official representative to Moscow Col Frederick Pope president of the Nitrogen Engineering corp says after his ninth trip to Soviet Russia He favors an unofficial envoy to facilitate American interests and aid citizens in Russia The Union Mission Sunday school will hold its annual picnic at the mission camp today with hundreds of members departing at 1230 by straw ride in ten open trucks Activities include games athletic contests and swimming refreshments to follow Tickets limit attendance to regular Sunday school members The committee includes Oscar Lin ton Pat Withrow Jr and H J Burns with trucks supplied by Harvey G Davie and a Blue and Gray bus for others.
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New York
United States
Moscow i- Madiately
Frederick Pope
Nitrogen Engineering Corporation
Soviet Russia
Borle Svirsky
Sovie
Washington
U.S
Col. Pope
Irving
Russia
Far East
Moscow
Asia
Union Mission Sunday School
H. L. Burns
City
Jj the
Tre
Oscar B. Linton
Pat B. Withrow, Jr
H. J. Burns
Harvey G. Davie
Charleston Milling Company
Bird Appointed as Jury Commissioner by Judge Black
Judge Henry K. Black yesterday appointed S. Bird, a Republican, as jury commissioner for the intermediate court. Bird, a former probation officer, succeeds L. O. Aultz whose term expired two weeks ago.
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Henry K. Black
S. ©. Bird
Intermediate Court
Mgr. Bird
Sureceeds L. O. Aultz
Station Is Closed In Charleston Navy Recruiting Station
An order indefinitely closing the United States Navy recruiting station in Charleston was received from Lieutenant G B Whitehead of Richmond yesterday by John L Flynn chief petty officer in charge. Mr Flynn and his family will depart for Richmond next week.
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Nawy
Charleston
G. B. Whitehead
Richmond
John L. Flynn
Mr. Flynn
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