State Druggists Meet at Greenbrier Convention
White Sulphur Springs June 28 Judge Summers H. Sharp Republican nominee for governor will address the West Virginia State Central association thirtieth annual convention at the Greenbrier hotel tomorrow morning. Homer A Holt Democrat gubernatorial nominee will address delegates Tuesday morning. McQuade editor Drug Topics will speak Tuesday afternoon. Representative Wright Patman of Texas speaks Tuesday afternoon. Entertainment includes Elizabeth Embletons New Yorkers Tuesday night. Invocation by Rev. Benjamin Roller opens program. Myer Davis orchestra from Washington will play at the informal banquet Tuesday night. Roy Bird Cook of Charleston toastmaster. A pol tournament is set for Monday afternoon after the business session. Robert R. Pierce Morgantown president.
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White Sulphur Springs
Summers H. Sharp
West Virginia
Elizabeth Embleton
Benjamin Roller
Greenbrier
Pocahon“tae
Monros Counties
Toe Myer Davis Orchestra
Weabhington
D. C
Roy Bird Cook
Charleston
Robert R. Pierce
Morgantown
Association
Common Pleas Jury Verdict Due Today
A common pleas court jury may render a verdict today in a $625,000 damage suit filed by LD Long of Keyser against A Stewart Calhoun Motors RT Roache and A Haneke of Charleston and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. The plaintiff seeks damages for injuries from a collision where his car was struck by Haneke’s vehicle, with Roche as passenger, near Gore Virginia in September 1934. Counsel completed arguments Saturday.
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Common Pleas Court
LD. Long
Keyser
Stewart-Calhoun Motors
RT. Roache
A. B. Haneke
Charleston
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Hantke
Roche
Eonger
Gore
Philippines
Hay Fever and Asthma Treatment Free Trial News Note
An advertisement lists Hay Fever and Asthma treatment offered on a free trial. It cites Ken-D Lane and J. Lane of Lane's Building in Marys Kansas, asserting strong confidence in the product and its mail delivery. The copy appears promotional with uncertain details.
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Marya
Ken
D. J. Lane
Mary's
Kan
The Man in the White House by Charles Norman
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, born 1862 at Hyde Park, follows a Roosevelt lineage tied to Theodore Roosevelt, with parallels to Cleveland. The piece traces his ancestry from Dutch origins, early education at Graton and Harvard, marriage to Eleanor Roosevelt, and rise through New York politics, culminating in his 1932 and 1936 presidential campaigns and battles with Tammany Hall.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Hudson River
Hyde Park
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
James Roosevelt
Claes Martenszan Lvan Osevelt
Holland
Nicholas
Claes
Theodore
Franklin Roosevelt
Johanus
Jacobus
New World
van EX
Sara Delano
Van
Franklin
T. R
White House
New York
Liverpool
John E. Mack
Dutchess
Mack
Chicago
Couttryside
Tammany Hall
U.S
Chauncey M. Depew
S&s
Smith
Tammany
Sheehan
Dutchess County
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Groton
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
F. D. KR
Soy Franklin
Ray Long
R. BR. Smith Corp
Guiding Your Child and the Strong Mother Myth
A column contrasts harsh parenting with firm, respectful guidance and warns that harsh threats breed resistance and resentment in boys. It argues boys seek security in steady authority and warns against glorifying domineering mothers. The piece ends noting Charles Clingsby of Aldington, England, turning ninety-nine.
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Henry
Charles Clingsby
Aldington
England
Romney March Guild of Berringers
Aged Hamlin Resident Dies of Heat Stroke
M Bf Hamilton a 76 year old Hamlin resident died yesterday afternoon from heat exhaustion while walking along the highway near Len's creek at Marmet. He was pronounced dead after arrival at a Charleston hospital. Coroner James E Roberts said he was found by Bernard Skeens of Marmet. The body was moved to the Mulligan and White funeral home at Montgomery. The day’s high temperature reached 99 degrees at 2 PM.
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M. Bf. Hamilton
Hamlin
Lincoln County
Len’s Creek
Marmet
Charleston
James E. Roberts
Bernard Skeens
Mulligan and White
Montgomery
Leo Fizer Rites Held at Church
Final rites for Leo Fizer 23 year old West Virginia university football star slain in a Summer street beer parlor were held at the Church of God in St Albans. Okey DeBeard a former city patrolman who worked as a bouncer refused to talk. Chief W A Tully filed eight charges including murder. Seven others were shot or beaten. State officials announced a probe of beer licenses and the Cat and the Fiddle proprietor George Gust was denied a new license. Clayton Henson among the injured was discharged from Charleston General Hospital. five others remained hospitalized as one more was sent home.
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Leo Fizer
West Virginia University
Church of God
St Albans
Okey DeBeard
W. A. Tully
Fizer
University
J. E. Roberts
E. A. Hans
Barger
State Tax Commissioner's Office
George Gust
Clayton Henson
Charleston General Hospital
Swimming School at Camp Seneca for CCC leaders
A swimming course will be held at Camp Seneca near Marlinton for West Virginia CCC camps leaders from July 1 to July 12. Two enrollees per camp will learn swimming and life saving, then return to train others. Lt. James R. Cook leads the program with educational advisers. Hubert Taylor of Martinsburg is named, with a second enrollee unnamed.
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Camp Seneca
Marlinton
CCC
West Virginia
James R. Cook
Hubert Taylor
Martinsburg
Taylor
Fort Knox
CCC Camps in State Enroll 1200 West Virginians
Civilian Conservation Corps officials announced enrollment of more than 1200 West Virginians to fill vacancies in the corps as part of a nationwide replacement program targeting 64871 men. Of the state total, 1100 will be ages 17 to 28, 90 veterans, and 136 juniors plus 12 local experienced men join a new junior company.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
West
Col
W. H. Waldron
Charleston District
Delbarton
Ripley and
Sharples
Wood B. Carper Ordained Here at St Johns Church
Wood B. Carper Jr. was ordained deacon by Bishop Gravatt yesterday at St Johns Episcopal Church. The sermon was preached by Rev. John Gass, rector of the Church of the Incarnation in New York. Carper will depart for Morristown, New Jersey to serve as curate at St. Peter's. he is the son of Mrs Louise Carper of Sherwood.
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Wood Bowyer Carper, Jr
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Loyal Gravatt
D. D
West Virginia
St. Johns Episcopal Church
John Gass
Mr. Carper
Mra Louise Carper
Sherwood
Irene
Iron Gata, Ae
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