Hospital to Build $13,000 Addition
City permits authorize a $13,000 hospital addition that will include an operating room. George B. Hendricks, city building inspector, notes the project with A. F. Fase as architect and Homer G. Waylor Co. as contractors. Also planned: a Matthews Avenue dwelling and garage for 3,700 and a filling station project at Thirty-fifth Street and MacCorkle Avenue for 2,000. Standard Oil Co. to demolish at 100 East Washington Street.
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Kanawha ‘Hospital
George B. Hendricks
Toy Hospital
A. F. Fase
Homer G. Waylor
Perruta
WL. Caldwell
Matthews Avenue
South Pern Ol ‘Company
Thirty-fifth Street
MacCorkle Sven
Stendard Oil Company
East Washington Street
Braxton Bailey Held On as Moonshine Operation Charged
Braxton Bailey of R F D No 3 was held to a federal grand jury on a charge of operating a 35 gallon moonshine still on Rocky Fork River. He was remanded to county jail in default of a $1000 bond. Federal agents arrested him while patrolling the woods. Fifty gallons of mash, plus liquid in the sun, were confiscated.
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Braxton Bailey
Rocky Fork
Poen River
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Bailey
Charleston Bank Transfers Rise In Week Totals
Charleston banks reported total check transfers of 13 647 365 for the week ended June . LC . Oney secretary of the Charleston Clearing House association said the gain was 29 81 percent over the same period in 1936. Also listed are a dwelling addition costing 75 and other figures from M A McClure of 111 Patterson street.
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Charleston
LC. Oney
Charleston Clearing House Association
Kansas Savant Sees Hope Of Huge Synthetic Gems
Dr J Willard Hershey of McPherson College Kansas reports progress toward larger synthetic diamonds. Experiments yielded diamonds up to two millimeters by half a millimeter with several others under varied conditions using diverse materials. He notes the aim to reveal how carbon forms diamond under Earth interior conditions and explains tests distinguishing real from synthetic stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Savant
U. 8
New York
J. Willard Hershey
McPherson College
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Hershey
McPherson College Laboratories
Dr. Hershey
Gallagher Funeral Set For Tomorrow
Rites for W F Gallagher 42 of South Charleston killed in a motorcycle crash with a tractor trailer hauling automobiles near Culloden on U S Route 60 will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Cossburg. Burial is in Coalburg Catholic cemetery. John J Morris Jr 21 of Winfield, also killed in the same crash, will be buried at 9 AM tomorrow at St Francis Catholic Church St Albans with Bartlett Funeral Directors in charge.
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W. F. Gallagher
Eastern Avenue
South Charleston
Culloden
Church of the Good Shepherd
Cossburg
Coalburg Catholic Cemetery
Snodgress
W. H. Samples
Chelyan
John J. Morris, Jr
Winfield
St. Francis Catholic Church
St. Albana
Bartlett
St Albans
Legion to Hear Hodges at John Brawleyport No 20 meeting
Charles E. Hodges, managing director of the Charleston chamber of commerce, will speak at 8 o'clock tonight at the American Legion meeting in Hate street hall. Americans in China complain they can barely hear radio programs from the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hodges
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
John Brawleyport No
American Legion
Hate Street
Ee Americana
China
United States
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Kanawha Valley
Wheit
M.A. McClure
Patterson Street
Fleisch
Fleischmann Ferranla
Fleischmann
Peukahill
N.Y
Wee Bale
Sizglita State
Pio
Sys
Real 90
Prin
Mresge
Rock Bottom
Capitol ST
Fife
Gallagher
Legion
Hodges
Older's
Fife ST
Fire ST
Paint & Glass Co
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