Safety Day Set for All Miners in West Virginia
August 21 is designated as Safety Day for West Virginia miners with a grand Huntington celebration. First aid team tests and safety lectures are planned, with bulletins to be mailed to all mines and participation encouraged for a statewide safety drive led by the state mine department.
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WELCH
William D. Lee
Twenty-First District
Charleston
Kanawha
Lee
Robert M. Lambie
West Virginia
Huntington
Department of Mines
Walter Scott
Prince John
Holy Land
Guilbert
Cedric
de Bracy
Richard
England
Rebecca
Isaac
Lucia de Beaumanoir
The
Templars
Bois Guilbert
Fragmented OCR briefing on fresh food mishap remains unclear
The readable text shows disjointed phrases about cooking and freshness but no coherent event, people, or location to identify a complete news item.
Welch Briefs: Local Marriages and New Johnson Motor Co Building
Marriage licenses issued in Welch include Elbert Jor day and Beatrice Williams both of Yukon, Ronell King and Anna Mangum of Coopers, Zack James and Charlotte Wade of Capels, M. K. Murphy and Lucile chariin of War, Glen V. Bearden and Fay McLaughlin of Welch. Johnson Motor Co opens a three story fireproof garage on Wyoming and McDowell costing 35000, offering storage and repair for Willys Knight and Overland autos. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1021 reports over 300 collected from a recent poppy sale.
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Welch
Elbert Jorday
Beatrice Williams
Yukon
Ronell King
Anna Mangum
Coopers
Zack James
Charlotte Wade
Capels
M. K. Murphy
Lucile Chariin
Glen V. Bearden
Fay McLaughlin
Johnson Motor Company
A. Daniel
Wade Johnson
Johnson Moto Company
Willys-Knight
Overland
Wyoming and
McDowell Street
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post No
VFW Poppy Drive Marks Second Year in County
Walter Holden of Kimball is hospitalized in Welch after being hit by a car driven by W L Sweeney of Bluefield Virginia. Holden’s condition was reported fair with no skull fracture and injuries described as non serious by Welch hospital officials. He was transported to Welch by E L Carter of the area.
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Tis County
Walter Holden
Kimball
Welch Hospital
W. L. Sweeney
Bluefield
Holden
E. L. Carter
Welch mayor and council re elected without opposition
Mayor John W. Blakley and the Welch city council were re elected to a second term in an uncontested municipal election. The absence of opposition signals strong citizen endorsement of the prior administration's achievements.
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John W. Blakley
Welch City
Welch
Blakley
Blakely
Welch Personal News Mayor Blakely Delays Return on Cincinnati Trip
Mayor John W. Blakely departed for Cincinnati for several days of business. Mrs. Jennie B. Payne and her daughter Mrs. Chester Harmon accompany or remain in Welch during his absence.
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John W. Blakely
Cincinnati
Jennie B. Payne
Chester Harmon
Local travelers and hospital notes from Welch area
A jumble of short notices reports residents visiting Washington and Philadelphia, hospital stays and operations at Grace Hospital, and local movements. Names include A Z Lits Kim ball Frankie Clifton Sarah Thomas Hazel Beavers and Esther Lopinsky with several others noted in brief outings and recoveries.
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Washington
A. Z Lits
Tazewell
Frankie Clifton
Grace Hospital
Sarah Thomas
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lawrence D. Copenhaver
Kimball
Hazel Beavers
Baileysville
Grace Hospital Yespower
French Easley
Bluefelld
Welch
Manny Shore
War
Cusbin Buchanan
Camp Creek
Esther Lopinsky
War Eagle News Travels and Local Social Visits
George W. Coffey returned Tuesday night from a business trip in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nreble shopped in Williamson last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. J. K. Coffey and son Edward visited Sarboursville last Saturday for several days. Mrs. A. Lmeee left Saturday for Williamson to seek a future home. Mrs. B. Hall and Miss Maud Gilliam of Williamson visited on Sunday.
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Southern College
Welch
George W. Coffey
Ben Nreble
Williamson
J. K. Coffey
Edward
Sarboursville
A. Lmeee
8. Hall
Maud Gilliam
Ot Williamson
How Many Women Get Up Singing
A Georgia woman recounts recovery from long illness with Lydia E. Pinkham remedies. She reports improved sleep and energy, singing in the mornings, and doing most of her work for her family after using the Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. A Decatur testimonial from Mrs Ingen Reep echoes similar benefits over five years.
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Georgia
Belle Thompson
Route 2
Rossville
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia FR. Pinkham
Decatur
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ingen Reep
Greenwood Ave
War Eagle Community Notes and Memorial Day Observances
War Eagle residents reported various Memorial Day activities and visits. Mrs Mays and daughter Margaret of Williamson were guests of Mr and Mrs H F. Mrs Bertha Cline spent Memorial Day in Glen Alum. Parker Persinger and Leslie De e attended a ball game in Williamson. Mrs Charles Stone and Mr Mary Stone spent Sunday at Wharncliff decorating a cemetery. Rev B J Jones left to hold services for colored people at Rawl Noah Luster family decorated graves and attended church. Paris Mounts assisted with extra force at recent services with relatives. Mrs Belle Luster and Mrs William Sloan attended church services in De the last day of a week and returned home. Many War Eagle folks attended the Panth er high school commencement last Wednesday.
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War Eagle
Bank Officials Held Under Bond in Union Savings Case
Steubenville, June 1. Thomas Jones an attorney and vice president of Union Savings Bank Yorkville and W E Jones Martins Ferry cashier were arrested on fraud charges after the bank failure. Jones released on 30000 bond and bound to grand jury on counterfeit notes misappropriation of 50000 and false credit. W E Jones held on 40000 bond for false entries misappropriation of funds and a false financial statement. The charges trigger a full investigation into the bank’s collapse two weeks earlier.
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Union Savings
Yorkville
Steubenville
Million Dollar Union Savings Bank
This County
Thomas Jones
W. E.i Jones
Martins Ferry
Roy T. Merryman
State Department of Banking
Grand
W. E. Jones
State Department of Banks
Merryman
Last American Held by Bandits Released
Amarillo Texas January telegram reports the release of the last of five Americans seized by Mexican bandits. The freed captive arrives home via Canyon Texas after weeks of being held for ransom.
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Bandits
Amarillo
Tex
Jane
J. W. Shanklin
Canyon
Texas
Outlaws in Vera Cruz Kidnap and ransom case update
The telegram reports Shanklin has returned to work at El Potrero sugar plantation in Vera Cruz after a daylight kidnapping four years ago. No mention of the 20900 pesos ransom or the release method. Also noted are Americans G P Braden and Jules Gallagher released by bandits and other engineers in Descubri Durango and oil field operators Briggs and Greely in Vera Cruz.
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Shanklin
el Potrero
Vera Cruz
Hhis
G .P. Braden
Jules B. Gallagher
San Antonio
Descubri Durango
Enna Briggs and
Greely
Masculine togs and Swinburne sea inspiration
The wide girdie resembling a waistcoat in whit pique or satin complements dark wool salt. Algernon Charles Swinburne, who found in the sea his greatest inspiration, is dubbed the Laureate of the Sea.
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Algernon Charles Swinburne
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