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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1957

Page

13

Mystery Man Awakens in Charleston Hospital

A critically ill man admitted unconscious to Memorial Hospital in Charleston woke and said he is Herbert Wolfe, 62, a Lancaster Ohio resident. He believed he came from Columbus or Cleveland and had no steady job. Found Monday at Orchard Manor with an empty rubbing alcohol bottle nearby, his condition improved after over 40 hours semi conscious as inquiries continued.

Charleston Lancaster Ohio Memorial Hospital Herbert Wolfe Kanawha Columbus Cleveland Wolfe Orchard Manor

A Very Versatile Man Jefferson as Limited President

Dr. Elizabeth Cometti of Marshall College told Rotary Club members that Thomas Jefferson was not a highly successful executive but an outstanding contributor in policy and diplomacy. She noted his Louisiana Purchase as a standout achievement and described him as a handsome, tall, red haired figure with a long record as legislator and ambassador.

Thomas Jefferson Louisana Purchase Jefferson Rotary Club Elizabeth Cometti Marshall College Europe Dr. Cometti University of Virginia Charleston Fullbright Italy United States Rotarians Virginia Patrick Henry France Virignia West Virignia Cometti Marie Césnay

City to Be Site Of Convention

The Charleston chapter of the American Business Club has been chosen to host the club’s national convention in June 1939. Al J. Carey Jr., president, announced the selection at a national meeting in Augusta, noting about 300 delegates from 17 states attended and that the event will be the local chapter’s first hosting since its 19th year of formation. The 1938 convention will be in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Carey cited the club’s 3,600 members and 76 chapters. He also referenced officials and notable figures connected to the club.

Charleston The American Business Club al J. Carey ,Jr Augusta Carey Tulsa Oklo

Hall to Open Auditing Office in Charleston

Hubert Hall longtime administrative assistant to the Workmen's Compensation Commissioner for four years will open an auditing agency in Charleston. Hall on his sabbatical day said he plans to organize the agency to assist hospitals statewide in presenting bills to the commissioner for payment.

Hubert Hall Workmen’s Compensation Commissioner Charleston Hall Sab

Embalmer executed in gas chamber for theater murder

Thomas Lynn Johnston a 25 year old Sacramento embalmer with a knife fascination was executed in the gas chamber for slashing seven year old Ronald Wendorf to death in a Sacramento theater 17 months earlier. Police records show a long habit of collecting sharp knives. Johnston born in Miles City Montana and formerly of Billings Montana.

San Quentin Calif Thomas Lynn Johnston Sacramento Johnston Ronald Wendorf Miles City Mont Billings, Mont

City resident takes license in auto laws case

Manuel Livingston, a 37 year resident of 1406 Elm Street, faces a traffic court appearance before City Police Judge James McWhorter after a minor two car collision. Patrolman W D Moore said Livingston admitted driving 37 years without an operator s license and was arrested.

Manuel Livingston James McWhorter Livingston Elm St W. D. Moore Moore Livingston

West Virginia Fireworks Laws Tightened for July Safety

State Fire Marshal cautions that Fourth of July celebrations can bring deaths injuries and fires if fireworks laws are not followed. C A Raper notes it is illegal to sell expose use or explode fireworks without permits and permits for supervised municipal displays may be allowed under conditions.

C. A. Raper

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