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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1934

Page

5

427 Seniors to Receive Diplomas at Charles Zorton High

A list of 427 graduates was announced for the June 14 ceremony at Charles Zorton High School. The cohort includes 388 girls and 189 boys with additional details on completion dates and related senior events, including a May 26 play and June 1 senior day at Rock Lake.

Charles- Zorton High School Elmwood Avenue Rock Lake Frank Donaldson Christian Church Saastnal Mary Wazabeth Ankrom Dorothes Avamgusta Bek Eunice Margaret Bennett Mary Loo Ellenbeth "Bisgi Waceline Muriel Biddle Hestel Brown Roselle Camp Rena Beth St Garay Carolyn Nizon Chisholm Lora’ Srichisholm Mary Louise Craddock Helena Marie Daugherty Sarah Jane Jr Dennison Severns M. Deutsch Lucy Jane A. Dickerson Helena Lewis Dodd Hazel De-Madge Drennen Mildred Kathleen Edelaemen Susan Gindys Farr Annie Rowlett Ferguson Mildred Francieces Gardner Juanita Maretta Harkins von Romaleta French Haynes Now Sooman Vienna Olin Anne Marie Parke o'Fivle Matilda Peterson Esther Sylvia Peterson Agnes Jane Pierson Eloanor War Siren Rucker Elinor Gean Ralguels Sosephine Mary Schipper Helen Svencestyn Shriver Janet Hazel Shute, Dolty Marit Keen Joanne Sloman Vada Machi Jeve Smith V. Maxine Smith Fouline O Anne Smith Dorothy Mae Sprace Margaret’ Steed Elizabeth Tennant Beryl Virgina ‘Thompson Alice Lucille Tully Martha Elizabeth Vanda Dothane Wommer Bilgabets Ann Watters Kathryn A. White Margaret Ann FE. White Mary Virginia Willems Howard Claagprle Wolf Frieda Maxine Wolfe Willx Frances Gentry Natheniel Agnew James H. Ankenty Charles Ammar David Bowls Atkins Charles Newton Austin Timothy Lawrence L Ee Barnes James Avis Bradley James Ed Smorward Burdette Anne Brotherton Camp Millard P Susdomb Frank C. Cossini, Jr Frederick Bruce Goake Clyde Btuert Cox John Lee Cries Eugene L. Davis George Cornelius da Tavis Raymond H. Eastwood, Jr James TE Kansford Fisher Joh Thompson Fravel Sante A. Gardner Gwen Hubert Garredt Wiliam Luther Graham Raymond Glads ‘Rewell Clarence Smith Greenleaf Harold Dom Frenklin Halstead Karl L. Henderson Emory A. Hill Wiliam B. Holbrook David Ssone, Jr Leonard L. Jarrett Charles Gilbert Zliee Pilcher Conrad Gurilx Pruden James Tee A. Bippetot Delmar E. Robinson Zelwerman Mitchel Sehwarty Jesse Wile Suan Sant Thomas E. Smith Juline Br Sota Sering Jeseps Eugene Bradler Daligs Waltman Vineyard, Jr Howard de- Stell Welker Charles Howard Write Donald C. Whitely Joseph T. Wood Harry Carl Young Philip Clark Young Saamne Erutton Fiery Alexander Arnold Ash- Mhworth Albert Baker Bailey St Charles Francis Barnes John Reginald Barnett Tibonald Elbert Beaver William Birider- Zzinac Barer Burke Binford Robert A. Wn Black 0. H. Bobbitt Fred Yalevan Boggs Timo Samuel Borstein William Herbert Britt Suiot Vincent Brooks W. Donald Brown George Bsharah James Harold Burdette St Roges Burlew Burdette Raymond Oren Bush Lawton H. Beary James Patrick’ Coffey Samuel Eustace Cassem Roy Harold Casto Carl Cavendi Joseph A. Groves Atlee Guthrie George F. Haddad Stephen Berard Hassey J. Charles Hall Wirt Bromfield ZacHarmen George Harvey Hayne David Hervey Herbert Howard Francis Edgar Ray Hottman William Mil. Tuer Hutchinson Staunton Issac Paul 2D Alles. Jarrett Clark Morland Judy Fred 3. Kaufman Clarence Kemper cGlenvil Huron Kessel Bari Lynn Kimber James Robert Kilcoluim Kinnewible Robert Alexander Kincaid Earl V Knightom Watrés Hildreth Lang Enomas J. Lawson Lorman Leon Tevin ST Wendall Lewis Arthur Paul Livesay Siphilip Ersington Lowe Charles Edwie Mottesheard William Rex Mucklow Charles Henry Newe Man R. Bowman Ogden Norman W. Old Sree Charles Pauley Russell Paxton So Hewes Wilson Phillips John C. Quinm, Jr Weldon Raw‘Toon Wilate Smith’ Reveal James John Uton’ Riley Albert Lee Rose Frack Mo Toeinkey Orvan Bland Turner Weldon Walker, Jr Joseph Elbert Watson Willam Quay Watters Tiwrankin Waugh John Hast wWeakland M. Weaver Harold Bishon Webb Beames A. Wells Arnold H- Whiteman Lu- Seecis Russell Whitmore Willam E. Wright SE Gr Basil O. Young Ralph C Mildred Prast Brown Louise Camp Mary Bennett Carroll Grace Virginia Gureon Myrtle Genevieve Cav- Sender St _ Rosalyn Conner Evelyn V. Darby Wanda Vivian Barnold Gertrude T. da Sis Thelma Irene Davis Madeline Vir Viginia Dawson Josephine Lee Day Garvie Me Felle Bean Elizabeth Frances Edens Ms Virginia Rel Shernard Jeanne Ethel Ertagleton Rose Farber Betts Mae Paulises Frances Jane Faulkner Dorothy Virmriener Frances

Trangjordan Farmers Raise Crop Yields After Eight-Year Drought

Farmers in Trangjordan are again pro curing good crops after a drought lasting eight years. The list of names includes Frances Flint Fletcher Nellie Louise Pulk iner Mary Sibyl Garner Dorothy Lee Gatewood and many others, suggesting a community roster or local society event. The article notes resumed farming success and population engagement following the prolonged dry period.

Pinta. Fletcher Frances Flint Wilma Evelyn Frail van Mette Fragler Nellie Louise Pulkiner Mary Sibyl Garner Dorothy Lee Gatewood Wrrghtia Maxine Gillespie Albert Goff Jean Carol Goff Mildred Goldman Florence Gondman Phyllis E. Green- Ine Phyllis E. Greybil Sara Jane Grohmann Hattie Marle Haas Anne Virginia Hackett Charlotte Mae Hager Grace Harrah Jouise Harral Lars Helen Hastings Martha L. Hays Mary Bernice Haywood Jo Eleanor Hieatt Cele Mae Hul Arbutus Holmes Kathryn Louise Hopkins Sylvia Horowitz Nancy Hudson Della Margaret Hunter Julia Athryn ‘James Ann Bailey Jarret Lois Anna Jones Betty Jane Kaufman Frankie E. Keeney Luella Wood Kelly Edna Louise Kelth Eolsthe Virginia Kinzel Peggy Laird Hezel Lee Lasure Helen Frances Lavender Margaret Leadman Louise Henry Levis Margaret Lightner Lorette Belle Littleton Edna Genevieve Lowen Mary Lesta Lowe Vada McCrecken Marcella McDermott Betty Ann McKee Opal A. Maddox Eleanor Caroline Mahan Susan E. Matthews Charlotte Imogene Meadows Edythe Mae Means Frances Elizabeth Melton Elizabeth Metty Charlotte Lynn Middleton Betty Braxton Miller Mildred Mitchell Ning Marguerite Moore Evin Morgan Opel Lee Morgan Eleanor Pearl Morris Laura Mat Marrs Ma Atel Halmes Morton Marsy Jorne Naifor Danst M. Nelson Carlene Leown Newman Diana Nicheles Jean Nikole Frances Noel Caroline O’neale Iva Painter Mildred Frances Parkins Margaret Anna Payne Lillis ‘Therese Bennington Kathleen Perdue Florence Elizabeth Petit Dorothy Marie Poillins Margaret Frances Polfen- Tbe Trangjordan

Meinhard Rupture Shield Demonstration in Charleston

An advertising notice invites men to private demonstrations of the Meinhard Rupture Shield at the Daniel Boone Hotel in Charleston West Virginia on Tuesday May 22 from 1 PM to 7 PM. The ad claims a 10 day opening, waterproof and durable design with no straps, and offers questions answered by Mr Meinhard. The notice specifies the event is for white people only and notes no charge.

Daniel Boone Hotel Charleston W. Va Meinhardi Meinhard Chicago

Comeback Prediction for GOP by Mills Sparks Debate

Mills, former secretary of the Treasury, told New York state young Republican clubs that the Republican party is born to save the union and warned against the New Deal as a step toward a nationwide economic planning system. He urged clear issues and candor, contrasting with Democratic pledges in 1932 and arguing the New Deal threatens individual liberty through economic control.

White Flavis Republican Party Association of New York Etnte Young Republican Clubs Mills Hmne

NRA Heads Allowed To Talk With Press

In Washington on May 19 Hugh S Johnson relaxed a prior ban on NRA officials speaking to reporters. Division administrators and other key NRA officials may now discuss subjects within their central domain directly with newsmen, ending earlier directives that required information to go only through Johnson's office or the press section. The modification signals broader press access for NRA leadership.

Washington Hugh S. Johnson NRA Johnson

Britain opens first flex factory in Selby York shire

Responding to requests from newspaper men, NRA subordinates still are forbidden to disclose information. The sole flex factory in England has been opened at Selby in Yorkshire. Britain's new cruiser Neptune, costing 87,500,000, is on a trial voyage off England.

NRA England Selby Yorkshire Britain Neptune

Goitre treatment touted with new guaranteed plan

Dr. Thomas Goitre Remedies offers external and internal treatments claimed to cure goitre without surgery. Potter field's sells and guarantees this medicine.

Goitres Thomas Goitre Potterfield’s

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