Dr Mayo Reelected Leader as West Virginia Dental Board
Dr J H Mayo of Buckhannon was reelected president of the state board of dental examiners at a meeting in Buckhannon. Dr Henry C Hill of Chestrefott was named secretary and treasurer. The full board attended. Examinations for dental graduates to practice in West Virginia will be held today in the senate chamber of the Capitol. Secretary Hill reported 26 applications, including one from the District of Columbia, one from New York, Maryland and Illinois, two from Pennsylvania and 18 from 14 counties in West Virginia. Counties represented include Harrison Monongalia Calhoun Tyler Cabell Ohio Taylor Mineral Kanawha Marion Raleigh Clay Pendleton. Kanawha Cabell and Mineral sent two applicants each. This marks the first time the exam in the senate chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Mayo
Buckhannon
State Board of Dental Examiners
Henry C. Hill
Chestrestott
Dwight L. Grimm
Farkersburg
Nathaniel Barnard
Morgantown
A. Erwin
Hurricane and Dew
Mayo
Hill
Aeme
West Virginia
Senate
Capitol
District of Columbia
New York
Maryland
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Monongalia
Calhoun
Tyler
Cabell
Ohio
Taylor, Mineral
Kenawha
Marion
Randomb
Raleigh
Clay
Pendleton
Kanawha Coal Men To Confer With UMW Officials
Kanawha mining district representatives will confer with United Mine Workers officials this morning to reach an agreement on new terms for Appalachian coal associations. The joint conference aims to finalize a creale for tonal companies and outlines potential changes in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanawhe
R Amtatives Ie
Washington Bight
Et ‘United Mine Workers
More Camps to Open for Underprivileged Children
Maj. Francis W. Turner state welfare director said additional camps will open this week at Greenbrier fairgrounds between Lewisburg and Neavette and at St. Marys with likely presence in the Monongahela National Forest and Randolph County. He noted 164 children were placed in the Evans fairgrounds camp near Oyeriday.
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Greenbrier Fairgrounds
Lewisburg
Neavette
St. Marys
Monongahela National Forest
Randolph County
Francis W. Turner
Evans Fairgrounds
Oyeriday
Ak Welch
Tas
Sheridans to Leave for Fairmount Bahamas?
Sheridan and his wife Miss Louie Sheridan and their daughter plan to leave to win Fairmount where they reside, ending their stay in Kanawha county relief administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Sheridan
Kanawha County
Sheridan
Louie Sheridan
Fairmoat, A
Memorial Rites Open Spanish American War Veterans Encampment
Memorial services opened the three day encampment of the West Virginia department United Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary at Parkersburg. Speakers include U S Representative Ramsey Mr Tucker of Baltimore national historian and Mrs Anna Nagle of Boston president of the national auxiliary. Henry J Churchman Kanawha City is a candidate for state commander. About 20 members of the Kanawha camp No 2 attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Virginia Department
United
Toremorrow
Kanawha Camp No
Alleged Woman Killer Reported Improving
Wheeling June 23 The condition of Alex Carey 38 charged with the slaying of Mrs Mildred Wollhardt was reported tonight as fairly good. The woman 38 was killed last night in her mother’s home. Carey was rushed to a hospital suffering a self indicted bullet wound near the heart. The prosecutor swore out a warrant charging the man with murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Alex Carey
Mildred Wollhardt
Carey
W. Dey - Fisimmons
Vollhardt
Girl and Infant Sister Hurt in Auto Accident
Miss Margaret Miller aged 15 and her two year old sister Marie were injured in an automobile crash near Coal Fork last night. State police reported no record of the accident. Attends at St Frances hospital said both sisters suffered facial lacerations and body bruises. Condition not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Marie
Coal Fork
Prlice
St. Francia Hospital
Obituaries From Bartlett Chapel and Local Funeral Home
Obituary notices report Joseph Bartlett 78 funeral at Bridgepark Har rison county with interment at Bridgeport. He is father of Bruce E. and C. J. Bartlett funeral directors in Charleston and St. Albans. Also Lillian A Perkins 60 dies in Huntington with service at Bartlett chapel and Spring Hill cemetery MO. Foster H M 73 dies, residence Bigley LRB. survived by Indianapolis relatives and Charleston kin. Burial at Elkview after services led by Rev. John Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian A, Perkins
Bartlett Chapel
Lillian A. Perkins
J. M. Perkins
Sunset Drive
Huntington
W. M. Givens
Spring Hill Cemetery
MO. Foster
MH. Foster
Bigley Lrb
Barlow Simers
Indianapolis
Ind
W. A. Foster
W. E. Foster
Plasgow
Ey Foster
Jon
Ja Foster
Charleston
Vernon Campbell
Schwamb Mernaria
John Hart
Elkview
Merle Thorpe to Address Rotary Luncheon
Merle Thorpe editor of The Nation's Business will address the local Rotary club at the Kanawha hotel Friday during the weekly luncheon. He will speak on The State at the Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Thorpe
Washington
Kanawha Hotel
Firemen fail to find body in Kanawha River search
Firemen from the central station dragged the Kanawha River near the Patrick Street bridge all day but failed to recover the body believed to be Chester Dixon, 40, of Virginia Street. A hat found on the river bank was identified by relatives as Dixon's, who had been missing since Friday night. two men were questioned regarding a prior fight in Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Patrick Street
Central Station
Ody
Chester Dixon
Virginia Street
Dixon
Felice
Dunbar
Second Avenue
Amandaville Man Slain in Beer Garden Fight
Calvin Reason, 34, a Black man from Amandaville, was shot and killed in a beer garden early yesterday. County coroner Dr W F ork said Reason died from chest and arm wounds. Alec Harris, also Black, was arrested by Constable Jess Hicks of St Albans and jailed in Kanawha County on the charge of murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Reason
Amandaville
W. Fork
Reason
Alec Harris
Jess Hicks
St. Albans
Kenawha
Guffey coal bill debate sparks Illinois union clash
Keck, president of an Illinois labor group allied with the federation, urged before the data ways and means committee that the Guffey bill would demoralize the state by letting John L. Lewis and allied unions dominate elections for tabors in Illinois. He argued the Wagner bill, if fairly applied in elections, would aid his organization. Keck and Dowell planned to stay in Washington until final action on both bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keck
United Mine Workers & America
Ilinois
Finois
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Federation of Labor
Wagner
Tlinois
Dowell
Washington
Gutfey
Anniversary honors Dr Wilbur E Hoffman in Gazette note
The Gazette extends congratulations on the birth anniversary of Dr Wilbur E Hoffman a practicing obstetrician in the Medical Arts building. Born in Keyser West Virginia he trained at several institutions and held posts at St Agnes hospital University of Maryland hospital and other affiliations. He is active in medical and civic groups and resides with Frances Roberts in Davenport area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur E. Hoffman
Hoffman
Medical Arts
St Agnes’ Hospital
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Keyser, W. V A.s
Charles 5. Hoffman
Anna Mary (Walker)Hoffman
Keyser Publc
Keyser Preparatory College
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
West Virginia University
Medical College of Virginia
Rich Pase
Masonic
Davis Lodge No. 51
Keyser
Morgantown
Phi Zappa Sema
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutal
Phi Chi Medical
Potomac Dragged for Body of Horace Erskine
In Mt Hope on June 23 friends report the Potomac River near Washington is being dragged for the body of Horace Erskine a 32 year old Mt Hope man. He disappeared after a small boat upset in rapids yesterday while an unidentified companion swam to shore. Erskine was a cashier at the First Nations Bank of Mt Hope before a federal post appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Hope
Potomac River
Washington
Horace Erskine
Erskine
First Nations Bank of
Wisconsin Grid Star Pacetti Found Dead in Auto Shed
Madison June 23 Wisconsin football star guard Miario Pacetti age 21 of Kenosha was found dead in an automobile shed with a hose connected to the exhaust. Two women on horseback discovered the body and the coroner said Pacetti had been dead about four hours, death attributed to self-inflicted causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Miario Pacetti
University of Wisconsin
Kenosha
Acetti
Carnegie Tech Alumni Group Planned At Dinner
A group to set up a Carnegie Tech alumni association will be formed at a dinner. Alumni members announced the plan for July 12. The organization was deferred at two meetings last Friday at the WoC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Tech
Local minister touts Vita-Mil as blessing in Charleston
Rev Withrow of Diamond West Virginia endorses Vita-Mil, a medicinal extract blend, after suffering chronic kidney and bowel issues. He claims it cleared his back pain, improved sleep, and eliminated dependence on laxatives. The product is being introduced at Posterfield's Drug Store in Charleston with local distribution partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withrow
Diamond
Charleston
Posterfield
Baptist Pantheon
Egil
Sorina
Potteld
Capital
Virginia Sts
Madison Drug Co
Oak Hill Drug Co
Dekmu
Aracama Drug Co
Logat Philips
Spencer
Woman Critically Hurt In Weston Car Crash
Mrs. Hubert Haney 20 of Jane Lew was seriously injured in an automobile crash in Weston on Saturday night. Her car and a vehicle driven by Charles Stewart 40 collided. Stewart was held by state police for an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Hubert Haney
Jane Lew
Charles Stewart
Stewart
Federal Court Term Opens in Bluefield Soon
Start Court Term Bluefield June 23. The summer federal court will open tomorrow with civil docket calls by Judge George W. McClain. Sentencing for postponed cases from the last term is due Tuesday when the grand jury will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Federal Court
George W. MicClin
Aude Ala
Tl Grand Jury
Snowfall Reported at West Virginia Penitentiary
June 23 report from MOUNDSVILLE describes snow falling on the walls of the state penitentiary. Guard Joseph Logan witnessed the brief flurry during a Thursday morning patrol lasting several minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
West Virginia
Joseph Logan
State Penitentiary
Injured Miners Discharged From St Francis Hospital
Two coal miners hurt in Saturday mine accidents were released from St Francis hospital yesterday. Samuel Gay, 74, and John Hobbs, 30, were treated for injuries and discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Samuel Gay
Mine
John Hobbs
Coat ‘Ork
Rose sell Buster v McGowan resumes in circuit court today
The $39,000 damage suit of Rose sell Buster against Hugh McGowan is to be resumed today in circuit court. The plaintiff contends he was injured by a truck driven by the defendant. Elephants in South Africa are reported near Otjiwarongo, causing fence damage and fear among farmers. Lions are also invading farming areas. A wedding ring lost about two years ago has been found on a Millfield farm in Scotland by two workers harrowing a field. In September 1914 Mrs M Anderson was harvesting on her mother's farm when she lost the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Sell Buster
Hugh McGowan
South
Arica
Kaokoveid
Otjiwarongo
Millfield
Scotland
M. Anderson
Kathryn L Vivian graduates from Drexel Institute
Miss Kathryn L Vivian of Twenty First street Nitro joined 271 Drexel Institute graduates at the forty second annual commencement in Philadelphia receiving a bachelor of science in home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn L. Vivian
Twenty- First Street
Nitro
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Miners Enroll in WVU School of Mines Training
113 miners enrolled this year at West Virginia University training program directed by Charles E. Lawall. Courses cover mining problems and are conducted annually under Lawall at Beckley Logen and Morgan, with 13 men already enrolled this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Charles E. Lawall
School of Mines
West Virginia University
Lawall
Beckley
Logen
Morgan
Admitted Patient In Kanawha Street Wes
Mrs. Orpha Cassell of the 500 block in Kanawha street Wes admitted to the Volunteers of America hospital last night. Space Polo Matches for the Masses at Hurlingham club near London begins 16 inaugurating polo events. Good stats can be obtained for 25 cents. The club claims the cheapest polo spectator rate except in Phoenix Park Dublin where strollers can view free. Jubilee Fingernails Face Criticism as Fashion's Folly in London. Red white and blue nails crowned with gold, featuring miniature landscapes and portraits.
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Orpha Cassell
Kanawha Street
Wes
Volunteers of America Hospital
Masses Hurlingham Club
London
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Irish Free State
Seven Arrests Reported In New Jersey Raid
Police in New Jersey report seven arrests connected to a raid near Brooklyn after a armored car alarm. The incident involves a plan to kidnap Joe Louis a Black heavyweight boxer whose training camp lies about five miles from the raid site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofep
Brooklyn
New York
Albright
Seboria
Joe Louis
Retail Dealers Tax Law Suit Due Today
The Sanitary Milk and Ice-Cream company contests the tax law as applied to their business in Monongalia circuit court. Attorney Ira J. Bartiow assists the state. Prosecutor John B. Sanders leads the case in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongalia Circuit
Sanitary Milk and Ice-Cream Company
Ira J. Bartiow
Assiatant
John B. Sanders
Countess to Hitch-Hike West After Husband
Huntington June 23 Countess plans to hitch-hike from Huntington to Los Angeles where her husband is held for California officers on forgery charges. They were married in Cabell county jail a week ago and have no funds. She will follow him after he is started back to California with E C Slaughter of the Los Angeles police. Slaughter seeks papers from Governor Kump in Charleston to permit the return of the man who says he is a nephew of Field Marshal Von Moltke of the German forces in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabell County
Carlos von Moltke
California
E. C Slaughter
Los Angeles
Slaughter
Charleston
Kump
Field Marshall
von Moltke
Mount Clare Man Hurt In Automobile Wreck
PARKERSBURG June 23 Ben Bassill 28 of Mount Clare was critically injured today in an automobile wreck on Route 50 east of Parkersburg. The car driven by C J Harris of Mount Clare overturned twice. Mrs John Styers 30 also injured but her husband escaped. The group were en route to visit relatives near Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Ben Bassill
Mount Clare
C. J. Harris
John Styers
Frame Clere
Potterfield's VITA-MIL Offer for Bottles and Mail Order
If you cannot obtain VITA-MIL from your local druggist Potterfield's will mail it to you. Bingle bottle priced at $1.25 and 2 bottles for $2.00. A course of 8 bottles costs $3.00. Enclose a check or money order with 16 cents for postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potterfield's
Bingle
Long Bus Ride For Child Halted
Miss Singer said she believed the girl had been abandoned and would not continue the trip until identification was established. Yeanne remained in a hospital bed, listless except for her tears as police sought answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffala
Houston
Singer
Investigator Held On Felony Charge
An investigation note states Raybell was arrested and sent to New York for arraignment on Jones charges. The article claims Iu was framed and that Raybell was used as a tool, with efforts to obtain his account failing as of late tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raybell
New York
House of Detention
Jones
O Neale to Attend Washington Meeting On Aid Applications
O Neale will attend a Washington meeting regarding aid applications. Some applications are overdue, some not acted upon, and some not submitted. The discussion will focus on processing delays and eligibility issues affecting recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neale
Washington
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Guffey
de. Wilbur E. Hottman
Potomac
Grid Star
Withrow Calla
Batisfection
Elizabeth Beauty Shop
Greenbriar Theatre
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Monna
Monna’s
Fleetwood
Ness
Stuyvesant Fish
New Jersey
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Delaware Fen
Delaware
Randy
E. F. Dalton
NEON
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Gilman Z. Simms
Hi Chie
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Seaton
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Dickinson
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