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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
2
The estate of Roy Johnson seeks damages from New York Central Tow for a fatal crossing incident. The suit requests $10,000 for wrongful death after a vehicle was struck by a passenger train, with the court previously awarding $4,300 to the plaintiff in related proceedings.
A county court appointed a committee to appraise the estate of W. S. at 120,374.24 dollars. The commission filed yesterday notes on bond requirements and names Cora F. and Addie Belcher as parties. Separately, suits were entered in circuit court for damages totaling 5,000 against a railroad company and a suit by D. L. Waters against another party.
Reuben H. Donnelly corporation will engage in the printing selling of directories magazines and related materials in West Virginia under an authorized property ownership notice.
The charter of Belair Store Co was granted yesterday and rented by W. Sturp. The filing confirms Belair Store Co now holds its corporate charter.
Dorothy Dix argues for strict penalties to curb marital infidelity and urges couples to protect marriage from inside, noting neglect and selfishness spoil love. A reader asks about a wife facing a philandering husband and Dix advises patience, then highlights gender norms and a reader question about who should pursue love.
Dorothy Dix argues laws cannot curb human desires and condemns expulsion of Jews in Munich. She proposes delaying marriage ceremonies to cool impulse, empower parental interference, and tighten penalties against child marriage to prevent broken homes.
Cameron June 27. Officials of the Cameron Glass company announced the resumption of operations at the firm chimney shops after a shutdown of several weeks for inferiority and repairs. During that time the glass tank was reconditioned and several minor repairs made to the building. The company employs between
Huntington June 37 officers named for Marshall college summer school senior class. Clinton Loy of Buckman elected president with Luther Gods Huntington as vice president and Denver Arnett Wieck as secretary treasurer for the August graduation cohort.
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