Women Take Over Friendly West Virginia Town Council
Friendly West Virginia swore in its first all female town government with Stella Eddy as mayor and Ella Williamson on the council. The administration includes recorder Edward Rustmyer and five councilwomen, aiming to modernize ordinances and boost health, water supply, fire protection, and town beautification while advancing a family led leadership rooted in founder Friend Williamson.
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Friendly
W. Va
West Virginia
Stella Eddy
J. C. Flesher
Ella Williamson
Eddy
Edward Rustmyer
Everett Williamson
Maude Livingston
Letitia Bowles
Herman Knowlton
Tyler
Rustmyer
Flesher
Mac Doty
Williamson
Radio Schedule Highlights From Evening Programs
A detailed listing of 6:00 to 11:00 PM EST broadcasts across stations WLW WJZ CBS NBC WGN WMMN WSM and others. The lineup includes musical acts orchestras talk shows quiz programs and dramatic readings with multiple artists named per time slot across cities and networks.
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WLW
Amos ‘N' Andy
CBS
Franklyn Wjz
Easy Aces
WHP
WGN
Palmer
WMMN
WSM
Louise Hammett
DeVore Sisters
William Stoess
Cyde Barrie
Bar Thest
WGBI
Bill Pierce
Sally Jo Nelson
The
Charioteers
Lum
Abner
Cbs—Liggett & Myers Tobac Co
Alexander Wooles
KYW
Margie
WOR
NBC
Helen Traubel
KMOX
Boake Carter
Pleasant Valley
WBAL
Cabin In the
Cotton
KDKA
Herman Middleman
WKBW
Jimmie Shields
Roy Campbell
WPAR
Charlotte Deeble
WJZ
Boston
Wham—Troopers
Salem Male Quarts
American Legion Pi
WJAR
Ruth Parks
Florence
Boston Symphony
Major Bowes
U. P
WLS
Joe Sanders
Orches
WGR
Victor Arden
Orche
Griff Williams
Wbal—Park
Emaline
Church In the
American Legion
West Virginia
the Diplomats
Hensfoot Corners
Henry Weber
Hank
WGAR
Harry L. Eastman
WSYR
Conservatory of Music
Carlos Molin
Amos
Andy
John B. Kennedy
Joe Freeman
WCAU
Larry Vincent
WHK
Jerry Cooper
Jay Freeman
Wjz—King
KOA
WTAM
Cambian
Cbs—Cavalcade of America
Red Nervo
Northern Lights
Jack Russell
Baron Elliott
Middlemen
WBBM
Manhattan
WSB
WEM
WGY
Larry Burke
Jerry Blaine
Ted Lewis
Bert Block
Art Shaw
WENR
Jesse Crawford
Night Wire
WBT
Grafton Holiday Warnings Prompt Caution On Fireworks
The Grafton commission closes its dispensaries and banks for the Fourth, with many businesses observing holiday hours. Chief A E Lockard warns against shooting firecrackers near people, picking up unexploded devices, or holding lit firecrackers. An ordinance bans shooting within city limits, urging adults and children to observe safety rules while enjoying motoring and picnicking.
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Grafton
Commission
First National Bank
Grafton Evening Sentinel
A. E. Lockard
Lockard
Moving Specialty Hauling Service Ad
Notice for Ellers' Taxi and Transfer Dependable Taxi Service announcing moving specialty available June and July with contact phone 811 and residence 895 M.
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Ellers
Motoring Holiday Plans Across Towns and Events
The notice urges careful driving during holidays and highlights taking the B and O excursion to Washington and trips to Pittsburgh for ball games and Charles Town for the race meeting finale. It also mentions an aerial show at Tri County Airport and recommends home warmth before an evening movie.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
Charles Town
Tri-County
Fire Tower Dedicated in Memory of Ranger Gaudineer
In Elkins on July 5 a U S Forest Service fire tower will be dedicated to Ranger D R Gaudineer who died 15 months ago in a home fire at Parsons West Virginia while attempting to rescue his three daughters. He served ten years as district ranger in the Monongahela National Forest. The tower sits on Gaudineer Knob near the Randolph and Pocahontas county line.
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Elkins
United States Forest Service
D. R. Gaudineer
Arthur A. Wood
Gaudineer
Parsons
W. Va
Monongahela National Forest
Victim Found in Baldwin Hills Trio Missing Three Sisters
Police report that Jeanette Marjorie Stephens eight playmate of Madeline and Melba Everett was found strangled with the two little sisters in the Baldwin Hills section near Los Angeles California. The bodies were discovered forty eight hours after they were reported missing in a case described as a central press line.
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Central Press
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Madeline
Melba Everett
Baldwin Hills
Los Angeles
Cal
Oakmont Smokeless Fuel ordered leased for $1000 monthly
Judge Decatur H. Rogers issued an order authorizing David C. Reay as special receiver to lease Oakmont Smokeless Fuel company property for a monthly sum of $1,000, effective June 30. The action formalizes the lease disposition under court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Keyser
Decatur H. Rogers
David C. Reay
Oakmont Smokeless Fuel Company
Power Group Directors Will Be Dinner Guests
In Philippi July 1, directors of the Barbour Power corporation sponsoring the rural electrification drive will dine at O. J. Gainer’s Valley Furnace home in Cove district Saturday evening. Invited guests include Stanley Stewart, Carl B. Harvey, I. R. Murphy, Pascal Brake, Paul Smith, Walter Poling, H. J. Poling, Wayne Phillips, J. Carney Bogess, Bretzel Harris, A. G. Hathaway, and Harry Wolfe, electra engineer-manager of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arry Wolfe
Electra
Royal Arch Masons Plan Convocation in Philippi
Philippi plans a special convocation of Tygarts Valley chapter number 39 Royal Arch Masons on Friday evening July 2 at the lodge rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Philippi
Mark Master’s degree to be conferred at Masonic temple
In Huntington on July 1 L Bernard Johnson announced that the Mark Master’s degree will be conferred on candidates in the Masonic temple. Dr W W Neal, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce food wall committee, said river front property owners would be asked to meet with the committee to arrange rights of way for the proposed wall.
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Masonic Temple
L. Bernard Johnson
H&h
Huntington
Www. E. Neal
Chamber of Commerce
River Front
Oceanic mysteries outshine land crimes in July issue
The American Weekly July 4 issue, featured with Baltimore Sunday American, presents an illustrated article cataloging unexplained ocean disappearances and puzzling tragedies at sea. It contrasts these cases with on land crimes, highlighting the formidable nautical police puzzles.
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Baltimore Sunday American
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