Local post urges action on public works and donations
The report notes municipal authorities and regional representatives urging timely activity on federal and local projects, with Christmas tree committee plans and a district donation drive. It mentions expected post membership card distribution and a state amateur contest tied to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Mahood
Éipal
Dat
American Air Monthly
Post
Pontaldo
Thomas Hughes
Visiting evangelists guest of Lions in Charleston
Visiting evangelists apete Ret Pat B Withrow head of Charleston mission and Homer Hadoenver national figure conducted a series at the Municipal auditorium under Talon mission sponsorship. The program featured two songs with piano accompaniment and remarks on the World of missions. Frank Shue directed the local mission and L Furr organized the Lions club Christmas tree contribution. Norvin Ovrom moderated.
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Mimner
Withrow
Wiasions
Charleston
Ie Icha
Frank Shue
Ths
Gy L. Furr
Lia Giohs Club
Terday
Waa
Norvin ‘Ovrom
GWA Reaches Four Million Employment Goal Details
The article reports that four million employment goals were reached with some states like Pennsylvania New York and Maryland failing to meet quotas. It describes relief plans including two million for relief and two million for unemployment service lists and notes ongoing relief efforts in Hopkins and cattle buying using federal funds with states offering processing opportunities.
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Pennsylvania
First Presbyterian Church Announces Worship Schedule
Rev Bamual WoMoorg and Rev McMillan will lead morning service at 11 00 and evening service at 7 46 with sermons The Forerunner and His Message and An Expectant World The Sunday school starts 9 30 and a cordial welcome is extended to visitors at Corner Thomas and Foxate Avenues.
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First Presbyterian
Bamual. WoMoorg
D.D
William J. McMillan
A. C ‘Ade
McMillan
Thomas and
Foxate Atreets
Eugene H. Cogal
Mercer and
Duhring
Luther League
Short Church Council
the Friendly Church
Paul
L. Royer
First Wesleyan Methodist
Thomas
Uofield Avenue
Ira’ M. Ison
Ira G. Neal
Dia. m
Calvary Baptist
R. J. Tyler
Achoo
J. T. Thornton
Rodeheaver Withrow Evangelistic Meeting Draws Large Crowds
The Union Mission sponsored evangelistic meetings with Homer Rodeheaver as song leader and Rev. Pat Withrow preaching. Attendance rose Friday night at the AB class morning service, with many ministers and out of town attendees present. The gospel concert was postponed to Monday night due to another city event, while the regular program continued today with morning and evening services and a mass meeting Sunday morning.
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Union Mission
Homer Readgheaver
Pat B. Withrow
Rodeheaver
Ben 8. Johnson
First Christian Church
Birefield
Mr. Rodeheaver
Evangeliatts
Maas
Church services shift to joint Sunday night gathering
Dr N A Stevenson of Bland Street Church announces a Sunday night service change to join a mission involving several churches. The move affects the city auditorium at 2 20 with a closing service Monday. Little Mae Rose, six year old daughter of the Charleston mixal on surgery, weighs 22 pounds and will attend Saturday night. Public invited to all remaining services.
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College
Avenus Baptist
Howard L. Weeks
Fred
Christie
Re- Upton
Uaual
Toual
Bland Street
M. A. Stevenson
Epworth League
City
Withroves
Dervice
Rodehedver
N. A. Stevenson
Bland Street Church
Little Mae
Rose
Charleston
Mrs Minnie Brown Dies in Cleveland Home
Mrs Minnie Brown wife of Winston Brown died at 11 30 p m Friday at her Clifford street home Funeral arrangements will be announced later Funeral notice also notes the funeral of Mrs Mary Ann Lewin to be held today at 2 p m from her father Joseph Martins North Mercer Street Rev H L Wright to officiate Interment in East End cemetery
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Brown
Minnie &. Brown
Winston Brown
Priday
Clifford Street
Mary Ann Lewin
Whd
Ted
Joseph Martin
North
Mercer Street
H. L. Wright
East End
Neely urges appointments for bank receivers in West Virginia
Senator H M Neely urged the comptroller of the currency in Washington to appoint William G Greenles of Charleston as receiver for the First National Bank of St Albans and Harry K Crane of Piedmont as attorney for William McDonald, receiver of the First National Bank of Keyser.
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Fairmont
W. Va
H. M. Neely
Washington
William G. Greenles
Anaconda Avenue
Charleston
First National Bank of
St. Albans
Neely
Harry K. Crane
Piedmont
William McDonald
Keyser
Tax Collection Act to be Tested in Court Next Week
Charleston West Virginia December 19 Lon H Kelly attorney and WV Bar president says the new tax collection act releasing 25000 and 500 pending property levies will be tested in Kanawha circuit court next Tuesday. The act also shifts road and school bonded indebtedness to the state and clears up prior invalidations. Supreme Court argument arranged after court ruling by Judge Arthur P Hudson.
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Charleston
Will Dee
Checka
Kanawha County
Lon H. Kelly
West Virginia Bar Association
Oupceme
Kelly
Supreme Court
Arthur P. Hudson
Kanawha Circuit Court
Marcus Show to Perform One Night in Bluefield
The Marcus show in La Via Paree comes to the Colonial theatre for a midnight performance on December 26. It is the first road show to appear in Bluefield in years, and unlike older tours, it will play only one night with a single performance to avoid conflicting with regular movie bookings. Managed by Max Matz, the Colonial’s manager, the show travels by special train over the Virginian line.
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Marcus
la Via Paree
Colonial Theatre
Blue Field
Lgcal Theatera
Ingo
Max Matz
Travel notes for a road trip with stops and routes
fragmented OCR text outlines a travel itinerary from lnian to Matoaka via Norfolk with cheese over a field. It mentions dates on Sunday and the 28th, with several city names such as Charleston Bluefield and Roshoke. The text describes a company carrying three special catalog items.
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Lnian
Matoaka
Norfolk
Hlidfield
Sein
Dinner and program on Virginia side tonight
Tonight one of the outstanding pre-Yule tide events on the Virginia Side is a Japanese program and dinner at the old Municipal building from 6 to 8 o'clock. Sponsored by the Home Economica and Monogram Club of Graham high school, the public is invited. The program will feature songs dancing readings and instrumental music by well known Greater Bluefield artists.
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Virginia
Home Economica and
Monogram ‘Elubea
Graham High School
Greater Bluefield
Slayer of Pullen Convicted of Murder
T H Bailes, 40, of Charleston was found guilty in Kanawha County intermediate court of first degree murder in the February slaying of attorney William S Pullen. The jury recommended mercy, but life imprisonment was mandated. Judge Henry K Black postponed sentencing pending a motion for a new trial. Bailes claimed self defense.
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Charleston
W. Va
T. H. Batles
Kanawha County
William
Pullen
Henry K. Black
Bailes
Local Radio Stars Share in Christmas Tree Broadcast
Rehearsals proceed for Bluefield Annual charity radio broadcast on Sunday afternoon. Noted performers Aingeré and Melvin Barnett will host and present in a seven hour program to raise fifteen hundred dollars for Community Christmas ER. Donations via a volunteer telephone array will support Santa Clare’s needy children.
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Aingeré
Presdnte
Santa Clare
Melvin Barnett
Melvin Barnett, Popular Whis
Carnera Faces Mia In Rematch Mentioned In Garden Bout
The report notes a winter staged rematch involving Primo Carnera and a rival tied to Jack Dempsey era memories, following Carnera's recent outpointing of Paulino Uzcudun in Rome in a title bout weeks earlier. The piece hints at Carnera's visible anxiety ahead of the encounter.
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Jack Dempsey
Bill Brenan
Old Garden
Carnera
Paulino Uzcudun
Rome
Org
Camer a bars Schme ling and vows to fight only if rival abstains
The article notes Camille Camera refusing to face Max Schmeling or anyone who fights him, citing long wait times and a recent court ruling that bond posted by Schmeling in 1938 guaranteeing a title match is worthless, fueling ongoing bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Schméling
Camnera
Sehmeling
Garvin cites recess to go home after birth of daughter
Quoted Senator Ray W. Garvin explaining a planned Senate recess he wished to take to go home. His reason became clear when he and Mrs. Garvin announced the birth of their first daughter at a local hospital. Mrs. Garvin was formerly Beulah Dyer of Webster Springs.
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Qlarkahiure
W. Va
Ray W. Garvin
Gia
State Senate
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief Remedy
Advertises Creomulsion as a powerful yet safe cough remedy endorsed by druggists. Claims seven modern science based benefits, pleasant taste, no narcotics, and on the spot refund if relief is not achieved.
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Ady
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