Westminster sermons urge room for Jesus in hearts and city
Dr J Layton Manze, pastor of Huntington’s First Presbyterian, opened a series at Westminster Presbyterian urging that there is no room for Jesus today as in Bethlehem. He warned that bustling life crowds Him from homes and business, calling Americans to welcome Christ in hearts and society.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. Layton Manze
First Presbyterian Church of
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Garmen
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Bethlehem
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Antony
Caesars
Caesar
Cardinal Walsey
Cromwell Cromwell
Amerioa
Christ
Mage
Hosea
Mauze
Dr. Manze
Tie
Joseph
Temple
Dr. Mauze
Westminster
Manze
Kidney Tonic Promises Relief From Pain and Uric Acid
An old advertisement urges readers to flush kidneys to prevent backache and rheumatic pains, blaming uric acid buildup for many ailments. It promotes Anurie, a claimed anti uric acid tonic by Dr. Pierce, offering a trial package for 10 cents via Buffalo.
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Pilorce
Pierce
Invalida
Buffalo
Taxi Injunction Dissolved Monday in Algonquin case
Judge Herndon will decide January 20 whether to discharge the receiver and dissolve the injunction in the Algonquin Coal Company matter. A special session may authorize selling the company assets to settle its indebtedness, clearing the way for Supreme Court action on taxi competition.
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Creditora
Supremio Court
Supreme Court
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Herndon
Algonquin Coal Company
Ilejetes
Aovi
Welch Plans Whiteways To Modernize Welch Streets
Mayor Blakely leads discussion on installing about seventy whiteway street lamps on main business streets to modernize Welch and rival nearby cities. Council hears plan from William Smith of Cluefield, reviews costs, and sets a special meeting to review installation data. Building permits issued for a news stand near the depot and a two story brick building with future five story plans.
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Huntington
Charleston
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Rouse
Wyoming
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Hikhorn
William Smith
Cluefield
Wyefield
Whiteway
Rouge
Charles H. Smithey
Norfolk and Western
Union News Co
J. H. Mitchell
Blakely Pointei
Two Important Offices Are Filled In Mec Dowell County
At the first Mec Dowell county court meeting for the year LH T Graham was elected president succeeding Col Jas Elwood Jones. David T Houston new board member joined the court as Jones prepared to sail for Europe on January 7. Fred M Stewart named county road supervisor and Beno F Howard appointed assistant prosecuting attorney to assist Judge G F Counts. Stewart, long a county officer, and Howard, Welch city attorney, are deemed capable picks for the posts.
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MecDowell County Court
LH. T. Graham
Graham
Virginia
Mr. Houston
Fred M. Stewart
W. J. McClaren
Beno F. Howard
G. F. Counts
Stewart
Howard
Welch
County Officials Appointed After Sheriff and Assessor Election
The article lists county offices filled including W. C. Mitchell as roads superintendent and Daisy M. Early as bookkeeper and stenographer. It names P. W. Early as county court engineer, John A. Frye and others as road foremen, and traffic officers R. Beach and others. An order approved relocation and construction of a new road up North Fork.
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W. C. Mitchell
Daisy M. Early
P. W. Early
Ray Bailey
F. H. Bailey
Elmer Davia
Hugh Bradbury
Ww. . Riley
Watson Whyte
Nouth Fork
Road relocation to shorten Gary Pageton trip promised
Weather permitting the new project will start at once and realign the South Fork road shortening over one third of the travel distance from Gary to Pageton. The improved route should benefit year round travel for local residents. In other news, court week closed with bond approvals and sentences including a jail term and fines. Josephine Litz underwent mastoiditis surgery and rested comfortably afterward. In police court Moseley received doubled penalties after an escape attempt. Charley Simpson was fined and jailed for drinking and disorderly conduct.
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South Fork
Gary
Pageton
Charley Simpson
Costa
Burley McComas
Bluett Nominated Speaker By Republican Caucus In Pa
Morrisburg Pa January six Thomas Bluett of Philadelphia an organization candidate was nominated for speaker of the 1925 Pennsylvania house by the Republican caucus defeating administration candidate Woo H Goodnough of Emporium who had held the post in 1923 by a vote of 183 to 68 Senate speaking for the veto override that the bill would not pass this session. One party indicate Dial South Gara.
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Opee Bluety
Morrisburg
Thomas Bluett
Philadelphia
Woo H. Goodnough
Emporium
Senatore
Dial
South Gara
Lawmakers Split as Pay Measure Heads to Committee
Lina joins 29 Republicans voting to send the pay measure to the post office committee while eight Republicans including Jones and Reed join 33 Democrats and one Farmer-Labor to defeat the motion.
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Lina
Post Office Committee
Jones
Washington
Reed
Pennsylvania
Wadsworth
New York
Farmer-Labor
Shipsteal
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