Belle Municipal Concert Season Ticket Drive Underway
The Belle Municipal Concerts move into week-long ticket solicitation led by Maxine Williams and Mrs. Cromwell as civic clubs target residents to join the concert association. Committed sponsors plan a committee with Rozan agency to select attractions, with season memberships the sole admission and artists to be announced next Saturday.
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Assoc
American Legion Hall
LE _ Reason
Maxine Williams
W. R. Cromwell
Mis. Williams
Cromwell
Robert Durbin
Tressurer
Hazel White
John Sleeman
Belle
Munity Aupport
Miss Williams
William Z. Rozan Municipal Concerts Agency
Mmmunity
Belle Municipal Concert Assor
Wiliams
Change of Life Nervous Relief Claim Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women undergoing change of life, claiming 94 percent relief from nervous distress in a clinical study. It promotes the product as a uterine sedative and tonic, urging readers to buy five dollar tablets from their druggist.
Damage Suit Goes To Circuit Jury
A jury verdict is expected today in a $10,000 damage suit filed by Thomas W. White Jr. of Quincy against Harold Raines and his son Boyd Raines. Evidence was presented and final arguments made after the collision on June 20, 1948 near Summersville. White testified speeding caused the crash. defendants say a mechanical defect was at fault.
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Jed
Hiss
Frankfurter
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Kaufman
Union
Thomas F. Murphy
Harvard Law
Murphy
Dean Adiison
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reed
Douglas
CIQ
Gtten! H
Supreme Court of the United States
Equal Justice
Bowit
Thomas 8. White, Jr
Quincy
Harald Raines
Boyd Raines
Coliises
Rainses
Ravis
Summersville
White
Raines
Charles jBxontsara
iWetr
Ritchin
Lacys
Southeast Asia
Mavila
Common Pleas Court
Gees
Bewey Caldwell
New Trial Granted for Convict Impersonator
MOUNDSVILLE June 27 Raymond Edgar Shirley 10 aces ad of robbing a grocery while personating an escaped convict won a new trial on an armed robbery charge. He was convicted last week of robbing Garratt Confectionary store. New trial date July 7 set after defense counsel was absent when verdict reported. Shipley also accused of robbing James Tasker store during a mass jailbreak at the state penitentiary. county prosecutor undecided on trial location.
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James Tasker
State Penitentiary
Liberty
Martshall County
J. K.chase
Shipley
Tasker
Urban Farmers and Weekend Labors in Song and Verse
A playful piece contrasts urban and rural toil in a performer’s monologue about weekend duties. The speaker laments dishpan hands from non-stop chores, weighing whether a farmer’s life means endless labor or a brief escape to town.
4 H Club Campers Receive Awards At Session's End
4-H campers received awards at the close of a Te Kanawha county camp for younger members held last week at Camp Fort Lee below Dunbar. Charles B. Maxwell and Miss Jacqueline Hunt announced the prizes. Junior life saving awards went to Leonard Sloan Ronald Sexton David Belcher Sammy Thomas and Charles Williams. Tribal loyalty monograms were awarded to Bobby Noble Gretchen Border Karen Border Dixie Carnifax David Belcher Fruth J B Jones Freddie White and Dada Ann Gross Eleanor Martin Hiawatha Evalee Kearns Dorothy Durst Bill Ervine Virgil Davis Groyler Dillard. Tribe leaders included Delaware Nancy Hunter chief and Bobby Noble sagamore. Mingo Dale Hall chief and Dixi Carnifax sagamore. Cherokee Sammy Thomas chief and Key Vaughan sagamore. Seneca Juanits Bower chief and Bonnie McKinney sagamore. Big Feet Helen Carte senior and Rosa Stewart sagamore. The camp saw 168 girls, 117 boys, 21 junior leaders, and eight adult leaders, directed by Glenn Wilmouth James Beach and Marjorie Simms of the State Extension Service.
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Te’ Kanawha
Camp Fort Lee
Dunbar
Charles B. Maxwell
Jacqueline Hunt
Leonard Sloan
Ronald Sexton
David Belcher
Sammy Thomas
Charles Williams
Bobby Noble
Midway Club
Gretchen
Border
Karen Border
duPont City
Dixie Carnifax
Chelyan
David Bel
Dorothy Durst
Marmet
Bill Ervine
Rand
Virgil Davis
Groyler Dillard
Elkview
Delaware
Nancy Hunter
Midway
Sagamore
Mingo—Dale Hall
Corton
Dixi Carnifax
Clen- Genin
Key Vaughan
Hightown
Juanits ‘Bower
Sissonville
Jand Bonnie McKinney
Eskdale
Helen Carte
Rosa Stewart
Glenn Wilmouth
James Beach
Marjorie Simms
West Virginia State Extension Service
Clarksburg Junior Chamber Wins Civic Awards
The Clarksburg Junior Chamber of Commerce took four awards at a civic ceremony on June 27. Local officials praised the group for community service and youth leadership while recognizing several members for outstanding volunteer work.
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Clarksburg
West Virginia Junior Chamber of Commerce
Morgantown
Sparta
Chase Clarksburg
Two-Mile Man Sentenced and Fined in Manslaughter Case
Henry Lacy of Kanawha Two-Mile pled guilty to attempted voluntary manslaughter of Hobart Thaxton and was sentenced to eight months in the county jail with a fine. Four other charges against Lacy and his wife were dismissed. Lacy also faced counts of brandishing a deadly weapon and destruction of property. Mrs. Lacy faced attempted murder charges against Jimmie and Cary Garnes. The court reduced the main count to a misdemeanor per agreement.
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Henry Lecy
Nanuwakawo
Hobart Thaxton
Kanawha
Lacy
Lacys
Sidney FE. Good
Thaxton
Jimmie Garnes
Cary Garnes
J. Blackburn Watts
Herbert W. Bryan
Kanawha County
James Floyd Caldwell
Cyrus W. Hall
Merry-Go-Round Continued Krom Page and Asia
A fragmented account notes continued discussion on Merry-Go-Round topics with references to Russia. Mentions printing presses paper supplies and short-wave radio. Alludes to a private air force for Russian diplomats and unnamed entities.
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Krom.Page & Leat Asia
Uurvived
Bed
How Pure Oil Points the Way to Bigger Jobs
A Cabin Creek Refinery worker advances through free on the job training on company time. New hires start with Elements of Petroleum Refining to see their role in the plant, then choose fields such as welding, pipe fitting, distillation unit fireman, laboratory tester, or filter house operator under guidance of experienced instructors.
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Cabin Creak
Bob Paxton
Jass Stott
Ovil White
Chester Trail
Mike Gillespie
Glenn Duvall
Jennings Patry
Pure Oil
Cabin Creek
Charleston
Pure Oil Company
Crystal Lake
Illinois
Marriage Applications List From Local District
Marriage notices show multiple applicants including Walter Moones Jr and Haley Louisa Means both of Brounlont. Joseph Willam Fiuddieston age 28 of 212 Wenpesser Av. Mas Ariete Chapman Joe of 711 Watts. Delia Ade Wimer age 18 of rad. Robert Hranam 59 and Hazel Dunlop 35 of St Albans. Richard Othh Gren 21 of Smithers with Riley Twavey 17 of Fallog Rock. Howd Webster Thompson 22 and Lilly Mag Reed 20 of Laing.
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Sweeney
oSlaine Thomas
Noth
Notomine
Walter Moones
Olbott
Haley Louisa Means
Brounlont
Hobert Wren’ Jones
Carzin Rett ‘Braltns
St. ‘Albans
Joseph
Willam Fiuddieston
jWenpesser
Mas Ariete Chapman
Joe
Wiliam
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Garland Carver
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Chester Troll
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Harold Steinmen
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Roy Kidder
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