Charleston architects Martens and Silling to receive top honor
Walter F. Martens and C F Silling of Charleston West Virginia will be awarded fellowships by the American Institute of Architects at a Waldorf Astoria dinner. Martens has led the West Virginia State Board of Architects since 1941 and chairs the National Board of Review of Architectural Registration Boards, while both men are noted for local landmark designs.
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Charleston Gazette
Martens, Silling
New York
Charleston
W. Va
American Institute of Architects
National Organization
Walter F. Martens
C.F. Silling
ATA
Waldorf~ Astoria Hotel
Martens
Institute
West Virginia State Board of Architects
West Virginia
Uneil of Architectural Registration Boards
Mar+ wens and Son, Architects
Folk Festival at Glenville to feature top program
Glenville State College hosts the third annual folk festival on July 2 with more counties represented. A S Folklore Society meeting, spinning demonstration by Aunt Mattie Long, fiddle playing, stack telling, and ballad singing from the Old World are planned. The dulcimer demo by H B Bryant of Nicholas County closes the program.
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Glenville
Glenville State College
Patrick Gaiter
State Folklore Society
Mattie Long
Gassaway
Walter Barnes
Fairmont
Gainer
Ruth Ann Musick
H. B. Bryant
Nicholas County
Building and the Governor's Mansion
Silling has served on national committees of the AIA and chaired the Middle Atlantic District. He is a past president of the AIA West Virginia Chapter. As head of C EB Silling Associates, his firm has designed notable state buildings including West Virginia University Morgantown and Charleston Memorial Hospital.
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Silling
AIA
Middle Atlantic
West Virginia
C EB
West Virginia University
Morgantown
West Virginia State College
Institute
Charleston Memorial Hospital
Damages Sought in Four Suits Filed Here
Four suits seeking a total of 46000 dollars were filed in Common Pleas Court. William Maxwell seeks 20000 from Chester Rader and the Rader and Cash Service Station for false arrest over a bad check purchase of a car. Viva Les Sledges, administratrix, asks 3600 from Maryland Casualty Co. for a fatal shooting incident involving Otis Berry. Willard Stevenson sues Chesapeake & Ohio Railway for 7500 over spillway damage. Phyllis Champe seeks 25000 against Kenneth and Lloyd Campbell for injuries in a car crash near St Albans.
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Common Pleas
William Maxwell
Bullitt
Chester Rader
Rader
W. C. Hayshe
Maxwell
Maryland Casualty Co
Viva Les Sledges
Charleston
Millard Paul Barker
Otis Berry
West Virginia Investigation Bureau
Kanawha City
Berry
Barker Jin Intermediate Court
Casualty
Chesapeake
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Willard Stevenson
Phyllis Champe
St. Albans
Lloyd Campbell, Sr
Kenneth Campbell
Coal Fork
Morris Harvey College Picnic At South Ruffner July 1
Dancing and games on the MH campus in South Ruffner precede the Morris Harvey College Summer picnic on July 1. Activities start at 3:30 p.m. with a plenic dinner at 5:30. The event is open to students, faculty, staff and families.
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Morris Harvey College
South Ruffner
Haminghram
Robert L. Baytous
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