Local social notes highlight travels and visits across states
A series of personal notices lists Miss Nelle Quincey Evans, Mrs. Frances Altizer, Miss Nell Altizer, and others visiting or traveling. Activities span Chestnut Hills to Martha's Vineyard, Millboro Springs, Boiling Springs, and Chicago, with dates and destinations including San Francisco and Camp Mont Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Quincey Evans
London Heights Rd
Chestnut Hills
Mass
Elizabeth Moss
Frances G. Altizer
Rufber Ay
Kanawha-Clay
Cleveland
American Red Cross
Nell Altizer
Boiling Springs
Henry D. Tallman
Abney Circle
West Chop
Martha's Vineyard
Abney Dana
San Francisco
Calif
John S. Dana
Charles 5. Ohley
Kanawha Blvd
Carol Kirtley
Beech Av
Millboro Springs
Camp Mont-Shenandoah
Frances
Albert Nickles
Merriam, Kans
John Ingle
New York City
Harvey G. Davis
Oakwood Rr
Samuel FR. Sutphin
Gay
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert S. Spilman
Roscommond
W. G. Caperton
Cary Caperton
Maple Rd
Bloomington
J. R. Walker
Chicago
Gaston Caperton
Culver i Ind
Supreme Assembly
Order of Hainbow
Kansas City
D. R. Stone
Grant
Imperial Milk and Butter Milk Delights Promoted
An old fashioned ad extols Imperial Milk as a luscious berry companion and breakfast cereal enhancer. It highlights smooth rich flavor, urges use with fruits and cereals, and promotes Imperial Buttermilk as a tangy refreshing drink for hot days and light meals.
Stahl to Retire After 50 Years in Coal Industry
MT, HOPE June 24 Special Co R Stahl labor relations manager Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates will retire June 20 after 50 active years in industry most of which were spent in West Virginia He began in 189B and rose through ranks from assistant engineer to labor relations manager Also retiring are eight other Eastern West Virginia employees with life long retirement incomes under the company plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Hope
R. Stahl
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates
Rowsensee
Stahl
Eastern
West Virginia
Shirley Mayes
Powellton
Philip P. Reece
Pennsylvania State College
Maryd Coal Co
Easton
Eb, White Coal Co
Castner, Curran and Bullitt Smokeless Coal Co
Glen White
Stotesbury
Raleigh County
Two Pottery Firms Appeal Over Unemployment Ruling
Edwin M. Knowles China Co and Homer Laughlin China Co seek a State Supreme Court appeal of a Kanawha County circuit court decision denying a review of an Employment Security Department ruling. The dispute centers on layoffs during a two week shutdown claimed as vacation under a contract with the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters, while some workers received no paid vacation. Of 2425 Laughlin workers, 689 were ineligible for paid vacations and at Knowles, 116 of 872 were ineligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Kanawha County
Employment Security Department
Edwin MM. J Knowles Ching Co
Homer Laughlin China Co
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Iit
Laugh
Hitlers Money Wizard Plans Private Bank in Hamburg
LUENEBURG Germany June 24 Dr Hjalmnar Schacht Hitlers financial wizard announced he soon will open a private bank in Hamburg. The bank named Hjalnar Schacht and Company will have capital of one million marks and will specialize in financing foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Lueneburg
Germany
Hjalmnar Schacht
Hamburg
Schacht
Hjalnar Schacht
Change in envelope pay method starts July first
Post Office Department alters payment for Special request envelopes printed with return address. About 163,000 envelopes are ordered monthly through Charleston. Purchasers previously paid a deposit and the remainder after delivery. now full payment must be made in advance to simplify order handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Snlins W. Singleton
Charleston
Singleton
Slaughter Is Laid To Defective Cars
J K Crouch of Charleston and the West Virginia Safety Council warn that cars with mechanical defects caused 11 percent of fatal crashes last year. He urges motorists to keep autos safe, noting one in three cars checked had hazardous conditions and stressing lower speeds to match mechanical limits for summer safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Crouch
Charleston
West Virginia Safety Council
Crouch
Atlantic Greyhound Corp
Mr. Crouch
June Bride Patricia Ann Howsey to James Walker Kennedy
Patricia Ann Howsey and James Walker Kennedy wed on June 10 in Sparta North Carolina. The couple, both graduates of South Charleston High School, honeymooned at Buckeye Lake Ohio and reside at 210 in the Av. Patricia attended Morris Harvey College and belongs to Sigma Tau Sorority and formerly the Order of Rainbow for Girls. James is employed by United Fuel Gas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Howsey
Sparta
N. C
Patricia Ann
James Walker
Kennedy
Grace Kennedy
W. M. Kennedy
South Charleston
Myr
South’ Charleston High School
Buckeye Lake
W. Kennedy Charles
Morris Harvey College
Sigma Tau Sorority
Order of Rainbow
United Fuel Gas Co
Property Transfers Record Wide Jefferson District and Nearby
A batch of property transfers is recorded including Robert H Welch and wife to Blayche Holley in Jefferson District and Wilbur O Hughes to Berard Willig Lloyd. lots and parts across Meadows Addn and South Park. transfers include Joe E Keffer to Dennis Samme and wife, B Bird to Audrey Bird Milam, Willard Bailey to Detore A Moore, Georges Creek Malden District, Roy Harris to B J Basking, Edward W Smith to Mary Rutrore and others, Boxcey Adton Bella Reedy Find'. Additional transfers include John W Burgess Jr to J A Toler, Bond-Rider-Jackson Co to Lillian Hale, Chandler Addn four lots, Paul E Wehrleang to Huth Mf, Westmire and Adair NDA, Edward B Slmms to Myrtle Modesta Canterbury Jota 24 and 26, Oscar L Long to Fate G Kossell, Frederic McGinnis to James G Chandler, Noble A Miller to Ronald L Monday, Cornell to Otway Gunnos and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Welch
Blayche Holley
Jefferson Dist
Wilbur O. Hughes
Berard Willig Lloyd
South Park
Joe E. Keffer
Dennis Samme
Wite
Meadows Addn
B. Bird
Audrey Bird Milam
Willard C."bailey
Det
A. Moore
Georges Creek
Malden
J. &. Toler
Bond-Rider-Jackson Co
Lillian Hale
Chandler Addn
Paul E
Union ‘Dist
Noble A. Miller
Ronald
Monnday
Cornell
Otway Gunnos
West Virginia medical graduates take internships nationwide
Nineteen fifty graduates from West Virginia University School of Medicine have accepted internships in several hospitals across the state and beyond. Dean E J Van Liere noted the Medical College of Virginia program allows up to 20 WVU graduates annually, under a long standing cooperative agreement. Interns include Roland Stilwell Birckhead of Glen Ferris and Fred Lewis Goff of Charleston at Charleston General Hospital. Jerill Cavender and Newman A Dyer of Charleston and John la Murray of Princeton at Mercy Hospital Springfield. Johnny R Hatfield of Gilbert and George H Hull of Durbin at Springfield City Hospital. Joseph B Oram of Lester at Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
E. J. van Liere
Medical College
West Virginia
Charleston General Hospital
Roland Stilwell Birckhead
Glen Ferris
Fred Lewis Goff
Charleston
Mercy Hospital
Springfield
Jerill D. Cavender
Newman A. Dyer
John la Murray
Princeton
Springfield City Hospital
Springsfield
Johnny R. Hatfield
Gilbert
George H. Hull
Durbin
Kings County Hospital
Brooklyn
Joseph B. Oram
Lester
Four WV Tech students earn straight A grades in 1951 62 term
Montgomery reports Dean Paul H. Renton announced four West Virginia Tech students made all A grades in the second semester of the 1951 62 school term. The scholars are Eugene Divita from Montgomery Richard Eis of Gilbert Nancy Mulligan from Longacre and Harold Patille of Beaumont Texas. A total of 68 students had B or better marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Montgomery
West Virginia Tech
Paul H. Renton
Eugene Divita
Richard Eis
Gilbert
Nancy Mulligan
Longacre
Harold Patille
Beaumont
Tex
Fernbank Garden Club workshop yields casual meeting notes
Fourteen members of the Fern bank Garden Club attended an arrangements workshop yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. C. H. Green on Bridge Road. A picnic lunch was served. The remainder details list transfers and property descriptions in West Charleston and related subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernbank Garden Club
C. H. Green
Bridge Rd
Highlawn Addn
Atbane
Margaret
Wools End
Othera
Parcoh
Charleston
Earsley Jane Sidera
Wilpee
Lot
Amandaville
Jefferson
Orville Glass Facemyor
Wits
Bernice O. Miller
Sugar Camp
Take Development Co
Earl PL Fish
Parcela
Union Dist
Ransler Dutt
John D. Osborne Bee
Clay Benk
Mimo T
Bee
Reidy
West Charleston
Agking
Orville
Gui
Job
Blesk
Belgil Park
St. Albans
Navy role in future war stressed at Kiwanis meeting
Capt. Herbert J. Goodwin of the U S Naval Ordnance plant in South Charleston told Charleston Kiwanis Club members that the Navy’s role in any future conflict will be more important than in any previous war. He outlined defense steps completed against a surprise Russian attack and described future projects planned by the armed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Charleston Kiwanis Club
Daniel Boone Hotel
Herbert J. Goodwin
U. S. Naval Ordnance Plant
South Charleston
Goodwin
Armed Services
Newcomers Club Hosts Luncheon at Diamond Cafeteria
A bridge luncheon hosted yesterday afternoon by the Newcomers Club at the Diamond Cafeteria featured hostesses Mrs J T Cruise and Mrs J H Wolfe. Guest of honor was Mrs Cloyd Patton of Valparaiso Ind with new residents introduced from several states. Mary Anderson honored at kitchen shower prior to her July 12 wedding to Lattimer Williams with fourteen guests attending at Mrs Eugene T MacShane and Mrs Hans W Barber home on Matthews Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
Diamond
J.T. Cruise
J. H. Wolfe
Cloyd Patton
Valparaiso
Ind
Mesdames J. M. Beamans
Victoria
Tex
Walter Horseman
Princeton
Carl Peterson
Newcastle
Del
R. Fr. McCallister
Germany
James G. ‘Woodson
Ashville
N. C
James B. Kaiser
Morgantown
Miss Anderson
Mary Anderson
Lattimer Williams
Eugene T. MacShane
Hans W. Barber
Matthews Av
Spencer Rotary Club Names C. C. Hardman President
Spencer Rotary Club will install Charles C. Hardman as president on July 1. He replaces Rev. R. Talmage Mallory and has served as vice president and secretary. Other officers include Don Hoyt, Opie Clarence Lowe, and Russell T. Keith, with a board featuring Mallory, Karickhoff, Hedges, Adams, Lowe, Hardman, Dodd, and Conley. The club meets Mondays at Hotel Spencer Roane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell T. Keith
R. T. Mallory
Orton H. Karickhoff
G. Foster Hedges
Gerald V. Adams
C. C. Lowe
C. C. Hardman
Chester C. Dodd
Ross W. Conley
Spencer Club
Spencer Roane
Bartley-Stewart Marriage Held at Ruttner Church
Kathleen Stewart and Don Bartley wed at Ruttner Memorial Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon with Dr. W. K. Crane officiating. Music by Mrs. William Boggess accompanied the ceremony. The bride wore white lace over blush pink and carried a Bible with an orchid marker. Attendants included Mrs. Richard M. Griffith and Freeland Fortney. The couple planned an Eastern honeymoon. Kathleen is a Scott High School and Kanawha Valley Hospital Nursing School graduate. Bartley, a Davis-Elkins College ministerial student, is an engineer and announcer at Radio Station IMy. They will reside in Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruttner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kathleen Stewart
Don Bartley
Dixie Justice
Huntington
W. KE. Crane
William Boggess
Richard M. Griffith
Oakwood Rd
Freeland Fortney
Imy
Mré
Bartley
Bulsins
Mrs Roosevelt Warns Against Fear of Communism
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt told a New York audience that instilling a great fear of communism produces bad results. She said people label ideas they dislike as communism, hindering new thinking and open debate during a board meeting of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
The
International Federation of Business and Professional Women
Wed at Temple Bride Loretta Reed Weds Charles Clawson
Miss Loretta Mae Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Reed of Minden married Saturday at Fayetteville Temple to Charles Adrian Claw son of Mr and Mrs Charles Clawson of Oak Hill. She wore a gray suit with red accessories and a rose bud corsage. He attended Oak Hill schools and works at Brick Garage. Both will live in Oak Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Mae Reed
Frank Reed
Minden
Fayetteville
Marriage Applications Seenne een Eeesera Hairston and Stroud
Marriage notices list multiple couples with ages and addresses including Seenne een Eeesera Hairston of Sente Bt Willem and Stroud of 3832 Macny Corkle Av, G, and Mat Sampson rot. fer, 62, of 4411 Staunton A Sohn Thomas, dry 21, of Putnay, and Un Meadows, 18, of Blo Ra 2 aa ah Wilson, 2 and Dorry Jean Ferre of 4 Hardway 27, and Rounen werings, 26, both of ick, Charles apeias, Mgags 22, and Frankie Tene Geyser, 21, of fee G. Saunders, 30, and Erving Leach, 29, both of RED'S, Charlenton, Raymond & Taylor, 24, and Betty Leu reel, 1%, both of ble Chimney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seenne Een Eeesera
Hairston
Sente Bt
Willem
Stroud
Macny Corkle Av
Mat Sampson Rot
Fer
Staunton A Sohn Thomas
Dry
Putnay
UN Meadows
Ah Wilson
Dorry Jean Ferre
Rounen Werings
Ick
Charles Apeias
Mgags
Frankie Tene Geyser
Fee G. Saunders
Erving Leach
Red's
Charlenton
Raymond & Taylor
Betty Leu Reel
Ble ‘Chimney
Attendants Chosen For Robson Mahan Wedding
Attendants chosen for the wedding of Miss Hetty Bradford Robson and Mr. Paul Edward Mahan include maid of honor Miss Virginia Robson and bridesmaids Mrs. John Marshall Wilkerson Mrs. Robert Butler Miss Jean Mahan of New York City Joan Shaffer and flower girl Jennifer Lee Wilkerson. Best man Carl E. Miller and groomsmen Kinchen Duke Jr Doyle Kester Bruce McGlothlin Akron Ohio. Rehearsal dinner July 2 hosted by Mrs Houghton Abbott Robson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Bradford Robson
Paul Edward Mahan
Emanuel Baptist Church
Virginia Robson
John Marshall Wilkerson
Robert Butler
Jean Mahan
New York City
Mahan
Joan Shaffer
Jennifer Lee Wilkerson
David Grimmett
Carl E. Miller
Kinchen Duke, Jr
Doyle Kester
Bruce McGlothlin
Akron
Science proves women superior claim sparks pushback
OCR reads a sensational claim about female superiority, citing a Ladies' Home Journal article. The fragment references a doctor and a supposed masculine weakness, with odd wording and incomplete phrases about science and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chairas
Ladies’ Home Journal
New Cream Deodorant Claims 5 Way Protection
Daily use of Arrid deodorant is said to provide 5355 security versus competitors and 5395 more effectiveness at keeping underarms dry and odor free. The ad touts six claims including stopping perspiration appearance, protecting clothes, killing odor on contact, and a smooth vanishing cream formula. Priced at 43 cents plus tax.
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St. Will
Rere Ben Adams
Los Angeles
Alt
Mary Manning
Regia
Cc&b
Fayette County
Capitol Street
Frankenberger
Pearl White Slenderizing
Washington St
Blue Room
Converiant Parking Statehouse
Weleama
Mary
Alice Jones
Steve H. Anderson
Paul R. Anderson
Kanawha Av
Ben T. Reeves
Staunton
Miss Jones
Wilson Memorial High School
Augusta Military Academy
McCorkle Ave
Fluff Dry Service
39Th Street
McCarkle Ave
Kanawha City Close
BP. m
Spencer Rotary Club
Bartley-Stewart
Peta
May Shoe Co.’s
Mademoiselle
Grayflex
I. Miller
D. Romano
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