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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
10
Employes of the Standard Oil company and their friends are to reflect this system. A swimming event is planned from 9:30 to 1:30 o'clock. Cab Carney and his West Virginians will play. A special interurban car to Charleston will depart from the povat ae celeck. The affair is by invitation.
Capt. Rose from Louisville heads to Charleston to visit his brother Major George Rose at Salvation Army headquarters. Separately, scientists note tiny aquatic creatures with trunklike proboscises enabling them to seize prey.
The article markets Anne Adams sewing patterns with sizes 36 through 46, detailing fabric yardage and prices. It touts a cape collar frock, ideal for fuller figures, and notes a summer pattern book and a separate pattern price. It also mentions songs used in Seminole medicine men.
Mrs Mollie May Cornwell longtime Charleston resident died yesterday in her California avenue home. Born May 7 1841 in aaa den she was daughter of Francis and Frances Farley. She married Union soldier George Cook Cornwell and raised several children including Frank G Cornwell now deceased Nina Cornwell Rowland Claude TD Cornwell Nina Cornwell Rowland May E Elliott W B Elliott David G Cornwell Grace Goll Gladys Cornwell. Active civic worker and organizer of First Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society and president of the Women’s Relief Corps she supported temperance suffrage and West Virginia prohibition. Her daughter Gladys died three months ago after a long illness. Funeral Saturday at Barlow funeral home with burial in Spring Hill cemetery.
Mrs. B. S. Preston will conduct two Bible study sessions at 7 45 Friday evening at the union mission. The topic is the Book of Romans.
China faced an unfavorable balance of trade in 1933 totaling 438,898,760 dollars. Imports reached 394,152,325 dollars while exports stood at 257,253,566 dollars, according to government statistics.
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