Gary and Coalwood Battle for County Championship
Gary and Coalwood meet on the Coalwood diamond for the county championship with Gary holding a 1-2 edge after a dramatic last game. Slim Harrison will start for Coalwood against Gary’s unknown pitcher as Sheriff McGinnis Hatfield is slated to umpire, a move fans welcome for smoother games.
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Coalwood
Mercer
Gary
Tom Clark
Consolidation Nine
Gary Nine
Slim Harison
Local Hospital Roundup of Noted Cases and Returns
Eight year old Carl Pennington from Premier underwent an operation at Grace Hospital yesterday morning. Edna Downs of this city had surgery at Grace and is recovering. Eugene H. Lopinsky returns today from a business trip to Baltimore. Joe Kish of New Hall had an operation at Grace on Thursday. Ray Wyland, cashier of the Bank of Anawalt, spent hours in town on business yesterday. Miss Alice Ready Partlow of Welch was a business visitor in Northfork Thursday. George Barley Jr. of this city, a Welch hospital patient, recovers from wounds and may leave in a few days. Dr. W C Williams leaves for Florida today for a week of business. Joe Hart, of this city, underwent a throat operation yesterday and is recovering. W 8&8 Rosenheim Jr. of Williamson, a Welch hospital patient, is recovering. Mrs. W R Werness and Mrs. Elwood Vidson of this city expect to return home today after a two week vacation in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Carl Pennington
Grace Hospital
Edna Downs
Bert Downs
Eugene H. Lopinsky
Baltimore
Joe Kish
New Hall
Ray Wyland
Bank of Anawalt
Alice Ready Partlow
Welch
Northfork
George Barley
Welch Hospital
W. C. Williams
Florida
Joe Hart
Rosenheim, Jr
Williamson
Tsames
W. R. Werness
Elwood Vidson
Charlotte
N. C
Airplane brings sweet potato roots to Cedarville barn
In Cedarville New Jersey William Jeffries lacks roots to plant. He hires an airplane to bring roots and drop them at his barn. The report notes a new air cooled engine for small airplanes to be flown from ships at sea developed by the United States Navy.
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Cedarville
N. J
William Jeffries
United States Navy
Grace hospital treats multiple local injuries in Gary and Jaeger
Details report several patients at Grace hospital including 15 month old Ruth Williams with an infected leg after surgery, miner Hurstle Miller injured when a coal car broke, Butler Valentine with a mashed hand, and W. W. Brumfield with a knife wound. Traffic court fines and a taxi driver conviction are noted, plus arrest of Milton Shoe in Premier on illicit liquor charges.
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Hurstle Miller
Dan
Bradshaw Coal and Coke Company
Grace Hospital
Butler Valentine
Valentine
Concord State Normal offers extensive extension courses
The article describes Concord State Normal School's extension programs in southern West Virginia, detailing seventeen high school and forty three college courses by correspondence. It explains unit and semester hour credits, possibilities to earn two high school units or eight college hours yearly, and notes that residence study alone cannot meet demand due to its vast territory and limited funding.
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Corcordate Normal School
West Virginia
Concord State Normal
Time Wasted IX Idle Pursuits
A paragraph argues that seventy five percent of time wasted in idle pursuits could, if devoted to two hours of daily study, yield a liberal education within ten years. It contrasts this with the time spent by the average college student.
Extension work expands at Concord College in 1925
On June 30 1925 about 1250 people across four states joined Concord College extension classes or the correspondence department. Plans aim to serve 2000 students this year with courses in English journalism psychology sociology economics history biology French Spanish Bible and philosophy plus 18 teacher related courses. Credit is standard and usable toward high school or college graduation. In Raleigh County Town District 118 students enrolled last year. It is cheaper to move than to keep your grass out.
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Concord
Corresponence
Sion
Raleigh County
Paris to Redefine Male Attire with Colorful Fashion Revival
Paris aims to overhaul menswear with striped fabrics, emerald and sapphire tones, matching handkerchiefs, socks, and a luxurious dressing gown. Tailors note historic male adornment and suggest a revival could mirror past courtly richness. The piece also cites a U S statistic of five chickens per person on U S farms.
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Paris
Louis XIV
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Daily News Review
Mcdowell County
Gary Goes
Tallman
Settle
Umps
Sheriff McGinnis Hatfield
Sheri
Mulkey
Mulkey’s
Mulkey Salt Company
Detroit, Michigan
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Ruth Williams
J. C. Williams
W. W. Brumfield
Jaeger
Herndon
Squire Bob Simpkins
Reece Brooks
Anawalt
A. W. Coffman
Wood Mountain
Istrate
Squire Simpkins
Milton Shoe
North Carolina
United States
John Hunt
Premier
Shoe
Time
Shee
Coney Island
N. Y
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Prauper
Concord Normal
Central Recreation Bowling and
Billiard
Central Hotel
Keystone
West Va
Samazzolina
Yale
Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester
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