Twelve playgrounds to open Monday in Charleston
Thomas Garnar announced at a playground committee meeting that twelve Charleston playgrounds will open Monday and run to about August 25. Class A sites include Fruth Tiskel wah Chamberlain Lincoln Bigley Taft Capitol Park avenue Kana wha. Class B sites have less equipment. Two centers for African American children Garnet and Dunbar. Glenwood to open when space is arranged. Qualifications and vacancies for supervisors will be filled from relief rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Thomas Garnar
Thomas Jefferson
Fruth
Tiskelwah
Chamberlain
Lincoln
Bigley, Taft
Capitol
Park Avenue
Kanawha Street
Garnet and Dunbar
Glenwood
Garnar
Kathryn Childress Weds Chester Midkiff in Huntington
The marriage of Kathryn Childress to Chester Midkiff was announced by the Childress family of Rensford. The ceremony occurred January 4 in Huntington with Rev. R A Raynes officiating and attendants Mrs J B Fish and Mildna Sisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Childress
Rensford
Kathryn
Chester Midkiff
T. E. Midkiff
Huntington
R. A. Raynes
J. 8. Fish
Mindna Sisson
Vale
Panhandling in Charleston and New York City
Juvenile panhandling has fallen in Charleston but begging persists citywide. In New York City a campaign urges residents not to give alms and directs panhandlers to police or welfare groups. The piece also notes April auto and furniture tax receipts, local political social events, and state finances developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
New York City
Gotham
New York
Commissioner of Welfare
Lutherans Head to State Meeting in Jacksons Mill
The Lutheran week program at Jacksons Mill opens with the West Virginia synod annual conventions and auxiliary groups. Charleston leaders include Rev. W. P. Cline and lay delegate Oscar H. Linden, with speakers from the Fatherhoods organization among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Mill
West Virginia Synod of the
United Lutheran Church
Women's Missionary Societies
Charleston
W. P. Cline
Trinity Lutheran Church
Synodical Secretary of
Christian Education
Wittenberg College
Springfield
National Lutheran Home For the Aged
Washington
West Virginia University
Oscar H. Linden
Synod
Glenn R. Edgar
United Tutheran Church
West Virginia
Western Maryland
A. W. Holz
Ernest F. Joachim
E. F. Joachim
C. E. Bradhag
Margaret Joachim
William E. Whiteman, Jr
Lyle Hiserman
Jean Wichois
Dorothy Theiling
William Cline
Luce Lindow
Brown Family Returns from Motor Trip and Reunion
Mr and Mrs B B Brown and family have returned from a motor trip to New England. They visited Princeton University for the class of 1914 reunion. Miss Betsy Brown stays with her grandmothers. J J Newhall at Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Brown
New England
Princeton University
Brown
Betsy Brown
J. J. Newhall
Lynn
Mass
Pettit and Belcher Party Journey to Chicago Expo
Kitty Pettit and Mrs. Ira Belcher with Omar Belcher depart for Chicago to meet Mr. Belcher en route from the northwest. They plan several days at the Century of Progress exposition before returning to Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Pettit
Ira Belcher
Omar Belcher
Chicago
Mr. Belcher
Charleston
Walkathon Adds California Host to Splash Beach Event
Richard Bailey joins the Splash Beach walkathon lineup as staff and entertainers participate in the event aimed at selecting the nation’s premier walkers. An average serving of oysters contains ten times the iodine of salmon mils spinach or potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bailey
California
Splash Beach
Ae Ace
Woman's Circle Is Entertained at Belle
Members of circle No. 2 of the woman's auxiliary of the Belle Presbyterian church were entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. B. 5. Myers and Mrs. L. G. Clarke at the latter's home in Belle. Others present included Mrs. P F. W. Roger, Mrs. Clarence Herndon, Mrs. Robert Durbin, Leona Layton, Mrs. Clarence Blenner, Mrs. M. Gyvas, Mrs. Harry Bean, and Mrs. W. E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Belle Presbyterian Church
B. 5. Myers
L. G. Clarke
Belle
PF. W. Roger
Clarence Herndon
Robert Durbin
Leona Layton
Clarence Blenner
M. Gyvas
Harry Bean
W. E
West range states freed of sheep scabies reports
Mrs Clayton Williams notes the west ranges nearly free of sheep scabies caused by skin mites. Mentions Mrs A J Reuter Mrs J Smith plus Miss Roberta Durbin Kath Keen Williams and Mary Lake as associated names in the report.
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Mint
Kathryn Childress
Bergen
Norway
Grytten
al Quin
West
Kanawha County
E& x
Isaiah” Smith
Pitt
Research Bureau
Department of Education
Ernie Thomas
Trudy Goodman
Rock Like
Jeffersonian
Jack
Janet Childers
Ted McDowell
Ted
RCA Victor
HCA Victor
Grca’ Victor
Pulce
RCA
Peetty
Moken Exta
Vsixinch Electrodynamic
Schoolfield-Harvey Elec. CO
Quarrier
Dial
Virginia St.'e
Jackson’s Mill
Walkathon
New Beach
Kanawha Banking & Trust Building
Finance Company
Kanawha Banking & Trust
Capitol St
W. Va
Fournior
F.a.b
Aero- Dynamic
Hubert Kelly Motor Company
Broad St
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