Greenbrier Camp Opens With 19 States Represented
Special to The Gazette Lewisburg June 24 Camp Shaw Mi Del Eca Greenbrier Military School near the Greenbrier River opens its eighth year session next Tuesday with about 19 states represented and a large staff of directors and councilors Col H B Moore Lieut Col J M Moore and Maj D T Moore head the camp programs for children ages six to ten twelve to fourteen and thirteen to nineteen The camp runs June 30 to August 25 offering carpentry athletics water sports crafts horseback riding rifle range and more Notable: Charleston boys enroll and Mahre H Stark directs athletics and has been with the camp five years A new national safety drive aims to escort a selected safe driver from each state to New York for a three day conference and the first national safe driver motorcade coordinated by the LT safety foundation with details to be mailed by July 15 to state headquarters along with hotel arrangements at the Waldorf Astoria
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Lewisburg
Shaw-Mi-Del-Eca
Greenbrier Military School
Greenbrier River
H. B. Moore
J. M. Moore
D. T. Moore
Charleston
Mahre H. Stark
Charleston Public Schools
Stark
Camp
C. I.T. Safety Foundation
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Southern State Auto Club
Second Strangling Probed by Troopers
NORTHFORK June 24 State troopers probed Mrs Lucille Van Meter second strangling in McDowell County suggesting a publicity stunt. The 28 year old woman lay on a street while Trooper H D Gibbs said rope was loosely around her neck in Welch last month she was bruised and hospitalised over a week. Authorities found the second incident involved a rope too loose to injure her and no injuries were seen though she returned to Welch hospital. She earlier said a man followed her in Welch after a trip from Northfork then forced her into a car and she later recalled nothing. The second tale had her walking with a man in Northfork last night and she remembered little after walking a few blocks.
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Northfork
Lucille van Meter
Lis
McDowell County
H. D. Gibbs
Gibbs
van Meter
Welch Hospital
Suit Compromised In End Of Court Trial
Andrew Nomar sued Jefferson Standard Life Insurance for permanent injuries from an accident seeking about 90 dollars monthly for a year. A jury heard evidence before the case was compromised in circuit court. The court recessed for further testimony in a separate case against Provident Life and Accident Insurance.
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Andrew Nomar
Jefferson Standard Lite Insurance Company
Nomar
Tia
Scout Camp to be Held at Four H Fair Grounds
Nitro News reports Troops 27 and 76 plan patrols for a Scout camp at the Four H fair grounds on June 26 to 28. The item notes local residents' travel and visits, including Mrs. Ralph R. Wallace traveling to Orange New Jersey for weeks with relatives and several hospital operations in Charleston. It adds a Philippines import figure of 170000 sacks of Saijon rice for the poor.
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Ralph R. Wallace
Orange
N. J
Thomas Hawkins
O. L. Hawkins
Charleston Hospital
H.C. Galloway
Marcis Hook
L. J. Lattimore
Charlotte
N. C
P. W. Witty
Thirty-seventh Street
Lattimores
J. E. Hartigan
Philippines
Rumetex Promised Miracle Cure Claimed by Patient
Mrs Morton testifies in Charstown drug store that Rumetex cured her after initial pain and walking difficulty. She says nurses stopped giving pain tablets and credits Rumetex with her relief. The product is sold in pint bottles at Potterfield's, with a 55 hour relief guarantee and money back.
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George Morton
Oak Bill
Fayetterilla
Mra Morton
Rumeta Rusetex
Pottiss
Bsc
Potterfield's
Permits Issued For Construction In City Building Projects
Seven construction permits were approved by City Building Inspector George B. Hendricks. West Virginia Coal Land Co. to build a two storey building with two storefronts and three apartments at MacCorkle Ave and Tenth St. Monroe Co. to alter Sears building on Summers St with corner balcony and stairway plus a 26 ft rear bridge. costs about 14000. Other permits include Mrs. Ira Holmes dwelling repairs Maryland Ave 475, Orlando Powell house addition and garage Railroad Ave near Seventeenth St 300, Cynthia Smith dwelling repairs 200, Bessie R. Levers addition Woodward Court 100, Mace Greenlee repairs Beuhring Ave 100.
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George B. Hendricks
West Virginia Coal Land Company
MacCorkle Avenue
Tenth Street
Warne, Tucker and Silling
Tbe
Ira Holmes
Maryland Avenue
Orlando Powell
Railroad 1 Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Cynthia Smith
Bessie R. Levers
Woodward Court
Mace Greenlee
Beuhring Avenue
Will Open New Offices Dr Phillip F Schaffer in Medical Arte Building
Dr Phillip F Schaffer plans to open new offices today located in the Medical Arte building. The move marks a expansion of his medical practice with new facilities and services for patients in the downtown area.
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Phillip F. Schaffer
Medical Arte
Five People Held To Kanawha Grand Jury
Five persons were held to the Kanawha grand jury after arraignment before Judge Cyrus W. Hall in municipal court. Names include John Terry charged with murder of William Harris in Fry street fight. Harvey Belcher and Beatrice Brich er charged with felonious assault. Katie L. Bailey charged with larceny of 346 from Albert Taylor. Luther Shillz charged with felonious cutting. B Ealy charged with felonious shooting of Enos Moore.
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Cyrus W. Hall
John Terry
William Harris
Fry Street
Harvey Belcher
Beatrice Brlcher
Katie L. Bailey
Albert Taylor
Luther Shillz
Ira Cavender
B. Ealy
Enos Moore
Charleston singer chosen for Peabody College chorus
Miss Gladys Stutler of Charleston is selected as a chorus member at George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville Tennessee. The announcement notes her central voice and confirms the recognition received here.
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Gladys Stutler
Charleston
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville
Tenn
Revival Held On Swans Hill By Evangelist Patrick
A revival is conducted in a tent on Swan's hill by Rev H L Patrick evangelist of Cincinnati. Services each night begin at 7 30 o'clock.
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Swan's Hill
H. L. Patrick
Cicinnati
Jarrett Convalesces. Payne Acts City Clerk
Municipal court clerk C. Robert Jarrett is convalescing at his Bigley Avenue home after a minor operation. In his absence, George M. Payne Jr. serves as acting clerk.
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C. Robert Jarrett
Bigley Avenue
George M. Payne, Jr
Johnson Offered to Lead Roosevelt Campaign
PHILADELPHIA June 24 Louis Johnson formerly national commander of the American Legion and from Clarksburg West Virginia was asked to direct a war veterans campaign for Roosevelt’s reelection. He had not yet decided whether to accept. War veterans at the Democratic national convention were summoned to a conference to plan the campaign, meeting at convention hall under Johnson’s leadership after being asked to preside by James A Farley chairman.
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Philadelphia
Louis Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
American Legion
Roosevelt
Convention
Johnson
James A. Farley
Democratic DNC figure Johnson heads veterans conference
Johnson said war veterans will be discussed in detail at the conference after Sen Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas speaks. He expects 500 to 600 veterans to attend. Johnson, Legion commander in 1932 33, would succeed Ralph T O Neil of Topeka as leader.
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Democratic National Committee
Johnson
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Ralph T. O'Neil
Topeka
Kansas
Suit seeks 5000 dollars over Dunbar road crash
Files suit in circuit court for 5000 dollars against Theman Layne of Charleston. Plaintiff alleges he received several broken ribs when the automobile he was driving was struck by a descendant on the Dunbar road several weeks ago.
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Institute
Theman Layne
Charleston
Dunbar Road
Trooper Bruce Martin Salyers Enlisted for Two Years
Logan native Bruce Martin Salyers joined the state police for a two year term at department headquarters officials noting his graduation from the state school. Bolivia faces a shortage of miners as a regional issue noted in the report.
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Bruce Martin Salyers
Logan
State Police
General inspecting work moves to Mingo county district
A shift in oversight occurs as general inspecting work progresses into the Mingo county district yesterday, signaling a transition in project scope and administrative focus among local authorities.
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Mingo County
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