Bridge Approach Survey Started for Eastern Panhandle Links
Road Commissioner Burr H Simpson announced engineers began surveying possible approaches and sites for three eastern panhandle bridges to replace spans at Harpers Ferry Shepherdstown and Hancock damaged by March floods. The $175,000 project excludes wage park costs, with plans not yet drawn. A July 2 hearing was requested to locate the bridge as close to Harpers Ferry as possible, and Maryland will build a Potomac River span at Sandy Hook linking to Shenandoah River approaches in West Virginia. A temporary use of the Baltimore and Ohio bridge may be needed until the new structure is finished in about one to two years.
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Noble Sissle Orchestra Swing in West Virginia Tonight
Noble Sissle and his orchestra perform a three day swing in Charleston at the armory for Lincoln University educational benefit. Lena Horn leads, with Billy Banks and Rubber Legs Williams on the bill. A special midnight show starts at ten, with white spectators invited and many clubs and individuals on the patron list.
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May liquor sales dip below April totals
The liquor commission reported May sales of 797520.32 dollars, down 871615.81 from April. From May 3 to May 31, 1935, the opening period saw total sales reach 9,171,769.81 with commission profit amounting to 93,008,737.41.
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Fireworks Planned by Legion and Country Club
The South Charleston American Legion post and Ke pawha Country Club plan July 4 events with an all day Independence Day celebration. An afternoon junior meet, tennis and golf, and an evening fireworks display and dance with the Colonels orchestra are scheduled at the baseball park funded by South Charleston and Armor Park residents.
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Harden and Harden Open Montgomery Funeral Home
A funeral home for Negroes has been opened at Montgomery by Harden and Harden. The Harden funeral home will be located on Fourth Avenue with formal opening to be announced later. Harden, manager, says the Charleston-based firm began business in 1922.
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Parsons Sentenced in Guilty Plea for Attempted Voluntary Manslaughter
Leonard Parsons was the victim in the plea of guilty by Parsons for attempted voluntary manslaughter. George K. Paxson was sentenced yesterday by Intermediate Judge 5. C. Littlepage to four months in the county jail in Kanawa County.
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Edward T Monroe Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Edward Theodore Monroe filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court yesterday listing liabilities of 3818 and assets of 135.
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West Virginia Briefs From Clarksburg to Beckley
Associated Press West Virginia briefs report varied happenings from Clarksburg to Beckley. Incidents include a Charleston home purchase followed by damage by an unidentified man, a high school student injured after track, a drunk driving charge against Arthur Jackson, Republican conventions planned July 7 and 9, Bethany College faculty appointments, Perfec tion Glass plant suspension in Ster City affecting 85 workers, Wyoming county GOP endorsement, a Virginia Tech banquet address, a Legion District convention at Shawnee Lake on July 2, new Bluefield chamber directors, and four miners injured at Long Branch with Steve Steagall seriously hurt.
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Dates Set For State Medical Examinations
The second public health council meeting for West Virginia state board examinations for physicians will be July 13 14 and 15 at the West Virginia hotel in Bluefield announced by Dr. A B McClure secretary. About 300 applications were filed and eight seek reciprocity. A business session will nominate to fill unexpired terms of part time health officers in Tucker county and city officers in Philippi and Spencer.
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Three Men Arrested on Moonshining Charge in Mingo County
Federal alcohol tax investigators report the arrest of Harrison Baisden Gilbert Estep of Debarton and Joseph Runyon of Belo in Mingo County. Three copper stills were seized and the men are held for the September term of federal court at Huntington.
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All Day Meeting By Nazarenes At Spencer Church
An all day meeting will be held at the Church of the Nazarenes in Spencer. The Rev. R. H. Kennedy will preach and be assisted by the Rev. M. Wallings from Charleston. Cuba is considering a plan to distribute government land to farmers.
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Harrison County Seeks PWA Aid for Jail Project
Harrison County court submitted an application for late PWA headquarters funds to build a jail at Clarksberg ML. State director O Neale said the request seeks 90000 dollars as part of an estimated total construction cost of 200000. He announced sewage work at Marmet and waterworks projects in Wayne Franklin Star City with costs around 50700 and 5 cents respectively.
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Footprints of 3 Tots Lead to Their Rescue
In Beckley on June 26 a trail of bare footprints from three boys aged 8 and 11 led rescuers to them after they wandered in an old mine with an improvised lamp. Hours of walking ended when they slumped by a wall and slept. Parents traced the prints at dawn and brought the children home for breakfast.
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Campbell Sentenced On Charge of Assault
Campbell was convicted Thursday by an intermediate court jury of assault and battery upon Joseph Pettry. Campbell received ten months in the county jail and a $100 fine. Edward Campbell, Charles Hughes and Abner Whittington pled guilty and drew four months in jail with $10 fines and costs each. Lemuel Whittington pled guilty and was placed on five years probation. The March fight occurred at a beer and dance tavern on the Lock Six road.
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Constipation Risks and Kellogg All-Bran Remedy
An older advertisement warns constipation can trigger headaches and loss of appetite, urging daily bulk from Kellogg's All-Bran. The copy promotes All-Bran as a natural laxative, vitamin B rich and iron containing, to be used with meals or cooked into foods, with two tablespoon servings and doctor consultation if needed.
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