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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1939

Page

7

Pritchard Offers World Fair Service Specials

Pritchard Motor company promotes summer service specials for Chrysler and Plymouth cars aimed at travelers to the world fairs. General manager L L Wilson says a full inspection and tune up reduces trip interruptions and saves money, stressing peace of mind and fuel efficiency for aging vehicles.

Pritchard Pritchard Motor Company Chrysler Plymouth L. L. Wilson Wilson

West Virginia Training School Dental Hygienists Class pictured

A photo features a representative group of students at the West Virginia Training School for Dental Hygienists at 1204 Kanawha Street with graduates Miss Phyllis Daniels and Miss Summer s preparing for state board exams. Founder Nettie M. Elbon announces fall term enrollments now being accepted.

West Virginia Olive McCutcheon Summersville Constance Marcelle Charleston Nettie M. Elbon Miss Daniels Miss Summers Miss Elbon West VA Dental Kanawha

24 Hour Service Drives Auto Clinic Growth

Wilson praised strong campaign response while noting the shop operates 24 hours daily with about 50 workers. S. M. Collins of Pritchard Motor Co offers estimates for any job or car make. Also announced are plans to send cars out for service and delivery.

Wilson S. M. Collins Pritchard Motor Company

Dorothy Dix on marriage harmony and lasting peace

Dorothy Dix argues that wounds in marriage and close relationships leave smoldering enmity and destroy love. She notes that agreeable people are those who support us, not those who antagonize us, applying this to husbands wives and friends.

Dorothy Dix the Gazette

Fair Enough Supporter Views on Capitalism and Fascism

The passage argues that New Dealers and administration allies aim to destroy American capitalism and push toward Fascism. It asserts that Fascism Nazism and Communism are practically identical in effect, differing only by who enforces them.

Plumley Reopening Engineering Business in Charleston

Gardiner S. Plumley reopens an engineering practice in Charleston with Harry G. Colebank. Plumley, who arrived in 1906, has led civil and mining projects including Gauley and Meadow River extensions, while Colebank, WVU engineer graduate of 1926, has worked with Morgan town, the highway commission, Monongahela West Penn Public Service, and the U S engineers.

Plumley Colebank Gardiner S. Plumley Harry G. Colebank Charleston Scranton Kanawha & West Virginia Railroad Blue Creek Coal & Land Company Plumley-Walters Engineering Company Gauley and Meadow River New York Central and University of West Virginia City of Morgantown West Virginia Highway Commission Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company U. S. Engineers Alex Hutchinson Pittsburgh

Delegates Named for Lions Club and Lodge Meetings

Local delegates attend Rebecca Lodge district 14 in Montgomery with Beulah Ferris Lula Gi beaut Marguerite Harrison Hazel Jarvis and others. Lions Club delegates J Kautz and A M Harmon chosen for Pittsburgh convention July 18 21. Birth notices and travel updates follow with multiple personal visits and relatives in Buckhannon Parkersburg Charleston and other towns.

Rebecca Lodge District 14 Montgomery Meéesdames Beulah Ferris Lula Gibeaut Marguerite Harrison Hazel Jarvis Nitro Maude Good Grace Brewer Irene Brewer Cora Thacker Poca Standard Bearers Society Methodist Episcopal Church Co. J. Kautz A. M. Harmon Lions Clubs Pittsburgh Ida Oldham Buckhannon J. P. Penich Robert Hunter Philadelphia R. E. Dinsmoor Ashland Kenneth Burdette Parkersburg Omar Macy O'Dell Grafton J. P. Adams Charleston Hospital F. J. Nalley Lyric Theater Cincinnati June Martin Dunbar Twentyfourth Street A. Q. Wiley

Zonta Reelects President for 1940 Conference

Zonta International members selected for the 1940 convention in Colonial Virginia with Estes Park, Colorado. Mrs. Helen Pearce of Willamette University Portland Ore named president and a $500 annual aeronautical research scholarship award was approved.

White Sulphur Springs Zonta International Virginia Estes Park Colorado Helen Pearce Wilametta University Portland Ore

County Court to Pick New Member Today

The county court meets in special session to select a successor to Benjamin F. Watson of Shrewsbury who died April 27. Today is the last day for incumbent members to appoint before gubernatorial appointment. John Campbell of Chelyan is believed slated for the commissionership.

Benjamin F. Watson Shrewsbury John Campbell Chelyan C. A. Ray

Hiring Money Versus Rent For Small Loans

R J Goff of Home Finance explains that small loans under 300 dollars reflect the same rental logic as renting boats dresses or bikes. He notes the costs cover capital labor overhead and asks borrowers to consider the true monthly rates, citing West Virginia data for 1938: 612 million dollars in loans to 48 085 borrowers.

R. J. Goff Home Finance Company Goff State Banking Department West Virginia Commissioner of Banking Reports

60 Ask UMW Permission To Work in Closed Mines

United Mine Workers officials review a petition from 60 miners seeking to return to three idle McKell Coal and Coke operations. A committee led by Tony Giglio Earl Thomas Jimmy Brooks and Angelo Yates cites the company’s adherence to Appalachian agreement principles. Mines closed April 1 due to the lack of a general bituminous industry agreement.

Mount Hope United Mine Workers McKell Coal and Coke Company Tony Giglio Earl Thomas Jimmy Brooks Angelo Yates McKell Company

J W Harbert Dies After Two Months Illness

James William Harbert aged 74 of near Parkersburg died in a Clarksburg hospital after a two months illness due to complications from a kidney ailment.

Clarksburg James William Harbert Parkersburg

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