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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1938

Page

3

Rotarians urged to aid in reform at world convention

San Francisco June 23 07 Rotarians urged to help settle the labor employer conflict to preserve social institutions. Water front employer leader blamed labor agitation for potential social revolution and warned progress in human relations and industry is key to stability.

San Francisco Sin Bante Almond Hoth Waterfront Employers’ Association Rotary International Sciexice

Miss Edith Robertson Hosts Visitors in Richmond Scene

Huntington resident Alte Carr visits Richmond after family stay on 30th Street. Jane Gates of Charleston visits grandparents and Mrs A M Hermon. Patricia and Madaline Hudson return to Eleanor after Massie visit.

Alte Carr Huntington Edith Robertson Richmond 30Th Street Jane Gates Charleston A.M. Hermon Patricia Madaline Eleanor

First Woman Kentucky Colonel Dies at 75

ASHLAND KY June 2019 Miss M Annie Poage longtime newspaper woman dies after a long illness at about 75 She was Kentucky's first woman Kentucky colonel named honorary food conservation chairman in Boyd County during World War II.

Ashland Kentucky M. Annie Poage Boyd County

All Day Meeting At Mrs Campbell's Home

The Miie Fork Farm Woman's club held an all day meeting at Mrs M Earl Campbell's home on Glover road. Attending were Mesdames Ambrose Webtic Herman Weirsteiner Grover Conner Paul Campbell Perry Amick Dewey West W G Greenlee Herbert Lucas Delore Cleek Nelle Davis Dorothy Cochran Misses E Alice Hindman Eleanor Bigelow Barbara Ann Lucas Connie Campbell Wilson Campbell.

Miie Fork Farm Woman's Lab M. Earl Campbell Glover Road Mesdames Ambrose Webtic Herman Weirsteiner Grover Conner Paul Campbell Perry Amick Dewey West W. G. Greanlee Herbert Lucas Delore Cleek Nelle Davis Dorothy Cochran Misses E. Alice Hindman Eleanor Bigelow Barbara Ann Lucas Connie Campbell Wilson Campbell

Local Social Notes and Missionary Meeting List Attendees

The column lists names of visitors and locals including Mrs. Martha Jones in Akron and Cleveland, Miss Louise McCarthy of Detroit, Mrs. J. Picklesimer of Banerat, and Margaret with trips to Lardemark New York. It notes a Women's Missionary Society gathering at Mrs. E. L. Hendricks on 21st Street with numerous attendees.

George Magoun 21St Street Martha Jones Jeane Akron Cleveland Lydie Dumbije Middleport Louise McCarthy Detroit Nitro J. Picklesimer Banerat Jeae Pain J. ¢. Reape Dalex Margaret Lardemark N. Y D. J. Beaver Women's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church E. L. Hendricks N. H. Gates A. F. Shomo E. Kruemacher Carrie Spence Millie Dean Mr.w. Harmon J. E. Temples H. L. van Netta Carolyn West G. C. Somers J. R. Stiff J. J. Marton

Marine Privates Jump From 2947 to 4715

President Hoosewelt signed a bill increasing Marine Corps first class privates from 2947 to 4715. Marines push to expand manpower amid wartime needs and policy shifts.

Washington Hoosewelt Marine Corps

Rogers Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary at Elliott Home

Mr and Mrs D Rogers celebrated their 50th anniversary at their home in Elliott Fayette County on June 12. The event marked a half century of marriage for the couple with family in attendance. Norway increasing its imports from the United States was noted in passing.

D. Rogers Elliott Fayette County

Red Car Downfall of Bluefield Negro

Bluefield reporters detail the escape of Mack Holloway a 23 year old Black man who stole a red car after leaving a Grundy Virginia prison camp. Federal Judge George McClintic previously sent Holloway to Atlanta prison for auto theft resulting in a new three year sentence for four accomplices Ralph Yates John Permelia Kenneth Cline and Grady Massie all charged with interstate theft.

Bluefield Mack Holloway Grundy George W. McClintic Holloway Atlanta Rosnoke. Va McClintic Ralph Yates John Permelia Kenneth Cline Grady Massie

Benefit Bazaar Planned At Odd Fellows Hall

A benefit bazaar will be held at the Odd Fellows hall on Virginia Street and Pennsylvania Avenue by the Official Undergraduates Nz Association of West Virginia. The evening includes games music readings tap dancing and prize awards. Cuba imported more than ten times as much rice from the United States last year as in 1236.

Odd Fellows’ Hall Virginia Street Pennsylvania Avenue Nz Association of West Virginia Cuba United States

Fraudulent Operator Sentenced for Grand Larceny

NEW YORK June 23 Judge Charles C. Nott Jr sentenced Edward H. Gould alias Guber 49 to 16 to 20 years in prison for grand larceny in the first and second degrees He was convicted of swindling women out of thousands by posing as a jeweler and stock broker Miss Mar-

New York Charles C. Nott, Jr Edward H. Gould Guber Gould

Parkersburg Teacher Garet Wells Claims $600 Cost

Garet Wells of Parkersburg West Virginia asserts a $600 cost regarding her position and related expenses, outlining financial impact on her teaching role.

Garet Wells Parkersburg W. Vas

Modern walnut trim group offers value

Group No 2 combines traditional styling with a living room fit. It features carved walnut finished trim and a Mohair frieze covering valued by experts at 139.50 but Woodrums offers the suite at a low price.

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Nitro News Mass Mrs. Rogers Mark Norway THE United Woolen Co Capitol Street Ralph Gordon Mgr Nets
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