Grand and petit jurors drawn for Beckley district court
Grand and petit jurors for the first term of district federal court at Beckley were announced. Judge Bert Moore will open the term July 21 at 10 a.m. The grand list includes Beckley Oak Hill Mount Hope and several other towns. The 50 petit jurors come from Beckley Oak Hill Hinton Fayetteville Montgomery Mount Hope Jumping Branch and other communities. Also noted is Gov Neely requesting the return of Paul Ison from Miami to the state penitentiary for a 1939 case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckley
Bert Moore
Moore
W. Holt Kester
J. D. Shultz
G. A. Mohler, Jr
E. T. Stromp
Earl Snead
C. A. Davis
Raymond Foster
W. J. Thompson
H. P. Poole
M. E. Coleman
John Ashley
Oak Hil
Charles Miller
Montgomery
W. W. Willey
D. B. Light
Forest Hill
W. ©. Cattle
C. Lance Marshall
C.R. Maddy
A. A. Callahan
A. Timberlake
G. William
C. J. Jones
Hinton
J. F. Huddleston
L. W. Bobbitt
C. H. Caw- Jey
Forest J. Morris
Fayetteville
A. G. Newby
Mortie Bowles
W. F. Muir
L. C. Patteson
C. L. Lobban
Mount Hope
Ahijah Simms
Ballengee
J. Alt Lilly
Jumping Branch
J. H. Crookshanks
Gauley Bridge
N. C. Bryant
Odd
J. A. Fink
Victor
W. Ford
Green Sulphur Springs
W. L. Hanger
Scarbro
E. E. Smith
Corliss
Doff Stover
Cirtsville
Henry Brennamon
Sanger
William A. Deitz
Hico
R. S. Brows
Lick Creek
George T. Lancaster
Glen Ferris
G. W. Lively
Glen Jean
W. W. Norris
Claremont
Emmett Hurt
Stamford
M. BE. Nelson
Lowell
Long Branch
Zhe
Neely
Miami
Fla
Paul Ison
Huttonsville
Ison
McDowell County
Randolph County
Property Transfers Across Kanawha and Nearby Districts
A series of land and property transfers are recorded, detailing deeds from Kanawha City, West Charleston, Nitro, Elk and City of Charleston, including parcels in Kanawha Boulevard extension, Woodridge addition, Tackett’s Creek, Poca district, Wills Creek road, Beach View, Chesapeake and Industrial Center. Named grantees include C L Wilson, H L Burdette, George Witt, Vincent Legg, Loren ODell, Alvin Lindenberg, J F Withrow, James Witt, C B Wyatt, Virginia Savings and Loan Company, Maggie Finney, Irie Spencer, William Hundley, J J Childres, Sam Oberian, Mary Pennington, O H Keffer, Barker’s resubdivision, W F Griffith, Frank Torrey, Basil Hiser, and Elizabeth Craig, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha City Company
C. L. Wilson
Kanawha City
R. May Pierce
H. L. Burdette
West Charleston Company
Charleston Industrial Corporation
George Witt
Herbert W.richardson
Vincent Legg
Loren Wesley Odell
Elk District
City of Charleston
Alvin J. Lindenberg
Kanawha Boulevard
Joseph Webb
F. T. Withrow
Woodridge
James Lloyd Witt
C. E. Simmons
C. B. Wyatt
Malden
Virginia Savings and Loan Company
D. C. Taylor
South Charleston
Maggie Finney
F. H Johnson
Tackett’s Creek
Union
Ahaz Spencer
Irie Spencer
Poca
Sadie
Hundley
William H.hundley
Ravina Road
London
W. Hill
J. J. Childres
Washington
Joseph H. Clark
Ronnie A. Wolfe
Wills Creek Road
Shobter Insurance Service, Inc
Sam Oberian
Beach View
Charleston
Mary Pennington
Chesapeake
O. Williams
O. H. Keffer
Industrial Center
Emory G. Mahoney
W. M. J. Nally
Barker
H. M. Cunningham
St. Albans
W. F. Griffith
Walter L. Whitlock
Big Briar Creek
Frank P. Torrey
W. H. Browder
Goshorn
Jefferson District
Moore
Basil K. Hiser
Riverview
H. M. Drake
M. P
Francesca
13Th Street
Nitro
Elizabeth Craig
C. A Fosbury
Bridegroom Sees June Moon From Jail Cell
Chicago reports the bridegroom John Dobosz aged 26 watched the June moon from behind jail bars as his honeymoon was postponed five months. He faces charges of disorderly conduct resisting arrest and damaging city property after a fight with his brother Edward, 21, requiring 18 officers to quell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Dobosz
John
Edward
Rainbow Patrol Heads to Conclave in Ohio
Thirty members of the Charleston Rainbow patrol of Girls will drive to Cleveland for the supreme assembly four day session. They will wear West Virginia miner uniforms and perform at the Ohio grand assembly exhibition Thursday night. The Mothers club funds the trip with uniforms provided by Wyatt Coal Co. James Martin and Mrs. John Zimmer lead arrangements and hotel bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Rainbow Patrol
Order of Rainbow For
Assembly No. 1
Cleveland
Supreme Assembly of the Order
Grand Assembly of Ohio Order
West Virginia
Mothers Club
James Martin
Wyatt Coal Company
Louise Martin
Acacia Crowell
Berbars Clay
Thelma Hildebrand
Herine Gates
Lois Crumbaker
Orethy Jackson
Betty Gates
Katherine Gates
Gwendolyn Mitchell
Lois Crombaker
Barbara Bell
Eloise Bowyer
Ruth Ann Cavender
Frances
Mary Jo Dawson
Gleace DeWees
Ann Donohoe
Mary Ann Eberbaugh
Elizabeth Ellison
Bobby Lee Estill
Carolyn Fitzgerald
Marjorie Harris
Helen
Jane Isaac
Sally Jackson
Virgintia Kirk
June Lewis
Victoria McGovran
Carolyn Major
Mary Smith
Joan Martin
Ann Perry
Flora Ann Poff
Joan Snyder
Dore Fy Stewart
Hester Thaxton
Harriett Turney
Lois Wagener
Betty
Frances Wilson
Peggy Woodfall
Louise Greer
Virgil F. Frizzell
Mesdames Zimmer
Frank Crumbaker
D. H. Gates
Barbara Clay
Charleston Order
Marjorie Jean Harris
Regina Smolder
Mary Sue Jarrett
Patsy
Angela Tribble
Hetty Jo Bourne
Mary Jo Kelly
Delores Ball
Grantsville
State Man Elected Bluefield Chairman of Conductor Group
T R Smith of Bluefield was unanimously elected chairman of the Conductors Association of America to succeed J M Smeltser of Lodi Ky. The executive committee will select a convention city for 1842 and appoint a vice chairman. About 200 people attend the convention with a banquet and dance and a mountain scenic tour planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
T. R. Smith
Conductors Association of America Today
J. M. Smeltser
Ludlow
C. G C. Horn
Roanok Wa
N. W. Cobb
Atlanta
Belle Robertson
B. H. Boyle
Washington, D. C
Morris Fleagle
Harrisburg
A. E. Hicks
Etowah
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June Moon
Rainbow Patrol
Conclave
Supreme Assembly
West Virgi
Satand i Wt
Woodrims
Woodrums