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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1935

Page

13

College Merger To Be Studied in Kanawha Alderson-Broaddus talks

Kanawha college and Alderson-Broaddus College face merger discussion at Friday trustees meeting in Philippi. Dr L S McDaniel says committee has conferred and will report next Tuesday. Kanawha seeks renewal of lease in library building and space expansion, but expansion not on fast track.

Kanawha College Alderson-Broaddus College Philippi L. S. McDaniel Kanawha McDaniel W. 3. Dunlop Alderson-Broaddus Library Commission W. B. Onnell A. Garnett Thompson

Camp Seventeen Opens For Local Boys From Clarksburg

Twenty boys aged eight to twelve from Kappa Sigma Pi school depart for Camp Seventeen near Clarksburg seven miles southeast on the West Fork river. Ten are wards of the juvenile court, with proba tion officer D. Robertson and Lions club members arranging the camp. The 100 acre site hosts harmonica bands and glee clubs, and a music demonstration is planned upon return September 7.

Clarksburg Kappa Sigma Fi School City Hall Jef, Thomas D. Robertson Lions Club David E. Kahn West Fork River Kappa Sigma Pi Charleston

Flies Mosquitoes and Health Notes on the Nile

A traveler near halfway up the Nile describes living with flies in un screened rooms and the danger of eye disease from flies. He notes the Egyptian health effort, malaria risk from mosquitoes, and finds Luxor water systems well managed. Also mentions Dr Clendening pamphlets offered by the newspaper.

Nile Egypt Comambo Im- Notep Kentucky Tennessee Missouri Arkansas Luxor Clendening Logan Clendening

Men Held to Jury in Automobile Thefts

Swifty Pierce and Paul Norris were held to the county grand jury after arraignment in municipal court. Pierce faces theft of a Charleston Motor Sales automobile and Norris possession of stolen parts linked to Philip Young Jr. Five dollar bonds were forfeited for F. M. Hardway on reckless driving and William Johnson on speeding. Dayton Goff paid a four dollar fine for reckless driving. Cases against Dr. A L Parsons and A G Maddox for shooting Leola Teal were postponed to July 3 for more witnesses.

A. L. Parsons A. G. Maddox Leola ‘Teal

Charleston Scouts Open Annual Camp Parallel Today

Charleston Boy Scout council begins its second annual camparall with 300 campers pitching tents at Four-H fairgrounds below Dunbar. Opening at noon, events run today. judging and major activities occur tomorrow including meals, signaling, knot tying, rope spinning, lariat throwing, and field crafts. Awards, emblems, and a silver jubilee badge are planned.

Cam Charleston Dunbar Graham St. Alebans Ineal Boy Scout Movement America Robert V. Twahig

McClintic Sentences 30 Liquor Law Violators

Federal Judge George W McClintic sentenced 30 persons for liquor law violations in Bluefield marking the first term of court after West Virginia repeal. Those charged before March 1 faced penalties, including Cecil Harris of Kanawha County sent to Leavenworth for four years on narcotics charges.

Bluefield George W McClintic U. S McClintic West Virginia Cecil Harris Kanawha County Leavenworth Penite

Huntington Man Elected State YMCA General Secretary

F M Deerhake, Huntington YMCA general secretary, is chosen to fill the vacancy caused by W C Arnold of Charleston retirement. The appointment was approved by the state association executive committee and sec retaries. Deerhake, slated to take office August 1, previously directed YMCA work in Oklahoma before moving to Huntington in 1926. Arnold will relocate to Westchester, Pennsylvania after stepping down. In other notes, more than 26 000 women returned to England seeking work last year.

F. M. Deerhake Huntington Y.M. C. A W. C. Arnold Charleston Deerbake Oklahoma Huntington Arold Westchester England

Theaters Showcase Mixed Film Lineup at Capitol and More

Local listings reveal a diverse program across multiple houses. Hooray For Laven features Ann era and Gene Raymond at the Capitol alongside oddities Sporting Nuts and a musical scheduled with exciting acts. Virginian screens In Callenio with Dolores Del Rio and Tal O’Buin, plus Easy Aces and Brake cartoon comedies. Greenbrier presents Wake Up and Dream and Gentlemen Are Born with Russ Columbo. Rialto shows Murder on the Moon today and tomorrow. Kearse displays The Lady Child’s Bere and other program notes while Thupdes ie the Basi stars Charles Boyer and Merle Oberon.

Capitol Laven Annera Gene Raymond Xecua Virginian Dolores del Rio Tal O'Buin Brake Greenbrier Rusx Colambo Franchal Tota Inter Rialto Kearse Bere Shanas Pro Gram Charles Boyer Merle Oberon Aleu Shreen

Woman Counterfeit Ring Leader Three Others Sentenced

ELKINS June 25 The Parkersburg based counterfeit ring was broken up as four pleaded guilty with the leader Minnie Marshall receiving eight years at Alderson Federal Prison. Walter J. Schwendeman got two years in Lewisburg Penitentiary. Frances Hendricks and Nellie Helen Golden drew one day in Randolph County Jail. Three men had earlier been sentenced for related charges including Ruhl Haddock fined 250 dollars for liquor possession and John Mishne alias George Mitchell two years for counterfeit stamp possession. Kenneth McCray alias Larry Kent received one year and a day for counterfeit money.

Elkins Parkersburg Minnie Marshall Eader William E. Baker Federal Alderson W. Va Walter J. Schwendeman Drew Northeastern Lewisburg Frances Hendricks Nellie Helen Golden Randolph County Ruhl Haddock Clarksburg John Mishne George Mitchell Wheeling Northeastern Penitentiary Internal Revenue Kenneth McCray Larry Kent Perkersburg Northwestern

Kanawha County School Board to Hold Final Session

The Kanawha County school board meets at nine this morning in the Thomas Jefferson junior high building to dispose of pending business. County superintendent Miss Elizabeth J. Goodall says teacher assignments may be left to the new board taking office next Monday.

Kanawha County School, Board Thomas Jefferson Elizabeth J. Goodall

Hailstorms Damage South Africa Amid Birthrate Drop

Former road official Tompkins cites no labor cost in a report while Bellie Cedar Grove and Levi are named in the congested scene. London's birthrate shows a clear decline as storms intensify.

Bellie Cedar Grove Levi Tompkins South Africa Anna Aa London

Route 60 Sidewalks Urged by Tompkins

Ernest L. Bailey, state road commissioner, urged by Harold B. Tompkins, mayor of East Bank, to construct sidewalks along Route 60 at high traffic points to improve pedestrian safety.

Ernest L. Bailey State Road Tem~missioner Harold B. Tompkins East Bank

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