Special rehearsal highlights Play-time Rhythm band recital
The Play-time Rhythm band held a special rehearsal at the Play Center under Ralph Shahan and Elizabeth Gill with Veronica Turner assisting. The W P A Recreation project plans mark a summer musical program for children featuring many local youths and a full schedule of activities and social events.
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Play Center
Ralph Shahan
Elizabeth Gill
Veronica Turner
W. P. A. Recreation
Dottie Lou Miller
Glenna Ruth Haller
Ieda Jean King
LeWanna Jarvis
James Wyatt
Mary Lou Kelley
Tom Dougherty
Wilma Clingan
Mary Ann Behen
Pauline Mae Dougherty
Tommy Sturms
Arthur Snider
Danny Moore
Donnie Williams
Helen Roach
Jean Ann Spdoyle
Gerry Doyle
Helen McDermott
Jerry Zinn
Billy Zinn
Judy Miller
Shirley Ann Miller
Gladys Lee Miller
Lewis Wittman
Jackie Powell
Patty Ann Jaco
Bonnie Jean Butcher
Kathryn Thomas
Janet Turvander
Frances Strader
Personal notes on patients and discharges at City hospital
The condition of Charles Sands bury remains unchanged after a Sunday baseball injury at Knottsville. City hospital attaches report. Mrs. Lottie Goff is a patient at City hospital. Mrs. Gladys Bolyard is receiving treatment there. Miss Genevieve Norris returned home to route 1 Simpson after hospital confinement. Frank Collins Jr was discharged. Geraldine Hussion was discharged. Mrs Lula Weaver and infant son from Newburg have been discharged.
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Charles Sandsbury
Knottsville
City Hospital
Lottie Goff
Lincoln Street
Gladys Bolyard
Fellowsville
Genevieve Norris
Simpson
Frank Collins, Jr
Geraldine
Donovan’s Beryl Mountain Becomes Wartime Treasure
Ten years ago Thomas E Donovan of Brookline Massachusetts invested five thousand dollars to buy a small hill in North Conway New Hampshire. The hill proved to hold one of the world’s largest beryllium deposits making it highly valuable due to wartime needs. Foreign powers have offered fortunes for the Beryl Mountain claim.
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Thomas E. Donovan
Brookline
Mass
North Conway
N. H
Donovan
Local residents visit relatives across towns in West Virginia
City hospital discharge notes Mary Etta Evans of Kingwood. Mrs W R Jones of Middletown Ind visits her father H W Martin at 26 Addison Street. Mrs C V Miller of Walnut Street visits son and daughter Mr and Mrs Ralph Hood in Williamstown. Mrs J H Wilmoth and daughter Phyllis Ann of Parkersburg guests of Mr and Mrs J A Groves at 548 West Main Street. Frank Warder of Charleston visits his mother Mrs Hugh Warder on Maple Avenue. Dorothy Rogers of Charleston stays with grandmother Mrs Lee Rogers in Blueville. Sergeants V C Ware and wife return to Petersburg from Groves home with Denzil Groves. William Flanagan returns to Blueville after Webster Springs visit. Fred Trimble in Grafton on leave from U S S Tuscaloosa. Oliver Pebler and daughter Ruth of Wheeling visit Mrs Wilbur Hall in Blueville. Pebler accompanied home by Mrs Pebler. Mrs Harold Kramer and Mrs Burl Currey shop in Clarksburg. Margaret Ann Currey and Dollena Thomas travel with them. Miss Thomas to stay with the Currey family for a few days.
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City Hospital
Mary Etta Evans
Kingwood
W. R. Jones
Middletown
Ind
H. W. Martin
Addison Street
C. V. Miller
Walnut Street
Ralph Hood
Williamstown
W. Va
J. H. Wilmoth
Phyllis Ann
Parkersburg
J. A. Groves
West Main Street
Denzil Groves
William Flanagan
Blueville
Webster Springs
Fred Trimble
Henry Trimble
High Street
Grafton
U. S. S. Tuscaloosa
Oliver Pebler
Ruth
Wheeling
Wilbur Hall
Pebler
Hall
Harold Kramer
Burl Currey
Clarksburg
Margaret Ann Currey
Dollena Thomas
Thomas
Currey
Court clears suspect after warrant errors in Wellsburg
In Wellsburg on June 15 a judge acquitted Marco Sablejack of murder charges after a search warrant failed to list a revolver and slippers among sought items. Prosecutor McGuire argued the items supported the case, but the court ruled the officers exceeded authority, directing a verdict of acquittal.
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Wellsburg
Marco Sablejack
Sablejack
William T. Willey
Willey
W. B. Wamsley
P. J. McGuire
J. J. P. O'Brien
McGuire
Mild Verdict in Death Case Against Walter Williams
Marlin, June 13. Walter Williams, former Kanawha county deputy sheriff, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter by the third jury to hear the slaying of Joseph Keffer. The jury deliberated five hours, three before being locked in for the night. Judge Mark L. Jarrett, on change of venue, ruled a first degree murder verdict could not stand as evidence showed no premeditation in the December 1, 1934 shooting along the Montgomery Charleston road during a gun scuffle.
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Marlintoin
Walter Williams
Kanawha County
Joseph Keffer
Mark L. Jarrett
Williams
Keffer
Montgomery-Charleston
Germany Denies Liverpool Consul Spying In Case
Berlin officials said Germany reserves the right to take retaliatory steps over the consul general in Liverpool. Walther Reinhardt was asked to leave England amid alleged spying ties, a denial stated he was not implicated.
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Germany
Liverpool
Berlin
England
Walther Reinhardt
Auxiliary Bishop Cushing named to Boston post by Pope
The Right Rev Monsignor Richard J Cushing director of the Propagation of the Faith Society in Boston archdiocese was named Auxiliary Bishop of Boston by Pope Pius XII. He will fill the post left vacant by Francis J Spellman who recently became Archbishop of New York. A witness Jay Iglauer Cleveland department store executive and chair of the taxation committee of the National Retail Goods association spoke on social security likening it to private insurance and proposed tax funds be placed with trustees for investment. County Judge Edward P Hill said affidavits signed by Robert Ison of Gate City Virginia supported warrants charging W L Stumbo former county judge and A Carter former mayor of an eastern Kentucky mountain county with conspiring to kill Henry Porter and H C Prancis.
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Richard J. Cushing
Proparation of the Faith Society
Boston
Pope Pius XII
Francis J. Spellman
New York
Jay Iglauer
Cleveland
National Retail Goods Association
Edward P. Hill
Robert Ison
Gate City
W. L. Stumbo
A. Carter
Kentucky Mountain Cat
Urges Government Invest Private Bonds for Social Security
A business leader testified to the Senate Finance Committee in Washington on June 15 urging the government to invest portions of social security tax revenues in private bonds. The proposal seeks to diversify federal holdings and expand long term yields for federal funds.
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Washington
Senate
Nance Committee
CIO Through Dickering With AFL To Get Peace
John L. Lewis, CIO president, declared further dealings with AFL representatives were impossible. He called the AFL leadership reactionary and said CIO executives should move forward with renewed vigor as labor peace negotiations stalled. Administration officials had awaited the talks since Roosevelt urged action last winter.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
CIO
AFL
Lewis
Roosevelt
Ex-Convict’s Tale Probed By Officers In Ky Case
Prestonburg Kentucky authorities probed a former federal prisoner’s account claiming to be hired to kill three men and others. Warrants were issued as officers investigated a bizarre story surrounding the case.
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Prestonburg
Mate
Unemployment Pay Case Heard in Charleston
Tom Moore sues Koppers Coal in Charleston as test of unemployment compensation for coal miners idling during the Appalachian wage deadlock. The case was heard today to determine if idle workers qualify for benefits.
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Charleston
Tom Moore
Koppers Coal Company
Old Mohawk Medicine touted by Uniondale woman
Mary M Ballard of Uniondale Ind says she has used Old Mohawk for about nine months off and on and it has done her much good It claims to relieve constipation fatigue biliousness drowsiness indigestion and related symptoms by removing waste matter The ad notes the product costs 49 cents a bottle with 5 cents extra for mail delivery via Grafton Drug and Chemical Co Drug Store
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Mary M. Ballard
Uniondale
Ind
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co. Drug
Yardley Powder Ad promises miracle for dry skin
For women with dry skins this Yardley powder is a miracle. Fine, soft and clinging, it glides over the skin like a silken veil, making the complexion softer and lovelier. Available in seven shades at Malone's Deer Cut Rate Drug Store, The Rexale Store, Main St. Grapoeon, W. V.404
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Yardley of London
Malone’s Deer Cut Rate Drug Store
Rexale
Main ST. Grapeon, W
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