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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1931

Page

12

Legion Picnic At Sivens Hill Park July Fourth

The American Legion plans a large Fourth of July picnic and barbeque at Sivens Hill park in Greenbrier County. The Sev enth district department convention will be held, featuring Judge Frank Murphy of Detroit as the main speaker. The day begins at 10 a.m. with band concerts and athletic events, followed by Murphy’s address and a weekend stay for Murphy and party at White Sulphur Springs.

West Virginia American Legion Sivens Hill Park Green Brier County Frank Murphy Detroit Murphy

Readers' Forum Weighs Virtue and Government Limits

The Readers' Forum discusses moderation of prosperity, liberty, and democracy. It asserts that excess optimism and statism harm society, urges a free church in a free state, criticizes taxation and corruption, and warns against reliance on princes while calling for real reforms in government and life. It also notes Germany's push for high power broadcasting stations and Japan's look to favor firms with Japanese capital.

Congress Nartare Jesus Christ Free Church Kingdom of Heaven Prigater Tantalus

New National Shrine on Banks Of Wabash Will Honor Pioneer

Vincennes Indiana June 2 A national shrine to commemorate the western Revolutionary war and cost over 2 million dollars will rise along the Wabash at Fort Sackville. Centerpiece is Col George Rogers Clark who carried Virginia and American arms from Kaskaskia to Sackville. Clark led a 240 mile march with 190 men under harsh conditions. Ground obtained funding from Indiana General Assembly and Knox County and Vincennes City. The national project honors Clark’s victory which opened the Northwest Territory and prospects toward the Pacific. The shrine’s design approval rests with the George Rogers Clark Memorial Commission.

Frank A. White Vincennes Ind Wabash River Old Fort Sackville George Rogers Clark Virginia Americs Kaskiakia Fort Sackville General Assembly of Indiana State of Indiana County of Knox Calvin Coolidge Congress Union Northwest Territory Ohio River Alleghenies Mississippi George Rogers Minrk Pacific Clark Fort Sackvilley Warrior's Island Ohio Minois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota National Fine Arts Commission Frederic C. Hirons New York City George Rovers Clark

Fisher Body Contest To Close Wednesday

Fisher Body Crafts guild miniature Napoleon coach contest closes Wednesday. Entries must reach Matthews Storage, Hansford Street, by midnight July 1. West Virginia members urged to deliver models to the warehouse. Awards total 830,900 with four four year 8500 scholarships and 980 other prizes. Judges are Herbert, Kyle, and H L Burns of Charleston, with a third judge from guild headquarters.

Fisher Body Craftsmaign's Guild Bavids Mathews Storage Company Hansford Street West Virginia Herbert

Rev and Mrs Ross to celebrate colden wedding anniversary

The Rev and Mrs H G Ross will mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a reception at their Highland avenue home in South Charleston this afternoon from three to six. Yellow and white decorations, a greeting program, and a tea service are planned with about 200 guests expected, including local friends and out of town invites.

H. G. Ross Highland Avenue South Charleston S. Thacker J. Paul Smith Re Eelving Inc jRey Ross George A. Waldo Big. Pierce Ruby Sizer KR. C. O'Dell Warren W. Mowry Mra. © . Elking Helen ‘Thacker Russell Fogleating

Global War Debates Moratorium and Flying Feats Highlight Era

Continued from page six notes war debt talks, a possible one year moratorium, and easing mood as German gold shipments slow. Mentions Lindberghs Pacific flight plans with Gatty, Danes’ Atlantic crossing, and reporters circling globe in opposite directions. Burns descendant attends Glasgow Memorial Cottage Homes ceremony. cost of homes pegged at 150,000.

Ong Bremen Denmark Copenhagen Satemara Shingu Osaka Asani Kenzo Fukumi Tokyo Asihi Countries Gabriel Builoch Glasgow Homer

Restful Vacations for Women Urged by Dorothy Dix

Dorothy Dix argues wives and mothers need real vacations from endless duties, not mere changed surroundings. She notes husbands often misjudge holidays, presuming a new scene suffices while mothers still bear daily grind, child disputes, and meals, seeking true rest away from chores.

Wife Vacation Plea from Dorothy Dit inspires respite

A public ledger piece argues husbands should grant wives vacations to relieve fatigue and restore family bonds. It claims rest returns wives refreshed, heroic husbands, cherubic children, and better home life, urging men to invest in this simple break for lasting dividends.

Visit of Higgins Family to Duggan Household

Mrs. Jamey Higgins and granddaughter Miss Marian Higgins of Wilmington Delaware are guests of Mr and Mrs F J Duggan at South Charleston.

Jamey Higgins Marian Higgins Wilmington, del Snd F. J. Duggan South Charlestor

Woes of the Peacemaker

New York police report a man named Joseph Gordin was arrested for assault after attempting to intervene in a quarrel between a husband and wife. Gordin says both spouses attacked him when he tried to mediate the dispute.

M-o-t-h-e-r Woes New York Joseph Gordin

68 Children Left Fatherless in West Virginia May Fatalities

May fatal accidents in West Virginia industries left 68 children without fathers and 31 widows, per state compensation commissioner Lee Ott. Non fatal injuries totaled 3,039 across coal mining, lumber, clay products, metal work, municipal corporations, chemical plants, contractors, textiles, and more.

West Virginia Lee Ott

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Legion Rivens Hill Park Germany Frankfurt Japan Hey Fork City Nurses Christ Hospital School OF Nursing Sersey City N. J E. L. Martin Banking & Trust Banks of Wabash Kaskaskia Frederic C. Hirons, Designer George Hogers Clark Fisher Broke-On-Trent Eng Mrs. Ross Colden United States Lindbergh Post Gatty America Berlin Moscow Siberie Irkulsf Mos|ocow Dorothy Dix Public Ledger Dren Heaven Earth Sre Mamie Angel Dorothy Dit Lover's Leap C. J. Morrison Morrison's Morrison Woru Devoe Charleston Sh Dixie Capitol St State Street Corner Smith and Shrewsbury Duggan Hy Grade Ice Cream Co Laird H.C. Walker
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