Pocahontas Misa Browning Sails for Europe for Six Months
Miss Browning leaves for New York and Europe aboard North German Lloyd line to visit Spain Italy France and other countries for six months. Her mother Mrs Browning and relatives plan to greet her in New York on return, with her brother in law Mr H W McConnell accompanying. Additional local notes mention visits by Mia Landon and son to Kay etone, and Will Brothers securing Centre street department store contract in Bramwell.
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Misa Reba Browning
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Europe
Lloyd Line
Spain
Italy
France
Switzerland
Germany
England
Ireland
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Mra Brownlog
James Jr
Mis A WL Taotter
Miss Browning
H W McConnell
Misa Brownlog
Will Brothers
Bramwell
Centre Street
Howard and Lawrence
S N Alner
Henry Shruffisbarger
R D Moore
Atip
Neralk
Richmond
Newport News
Local Social Notes From Welch And Surrounding Areas
Daily Telegraph reports various social visits and travels. Umbarger recovers at home while guests include Mrs Rose French of Welch and friends of Mr and Mrs J Baach. Robert Berbert departs for a West Virginia trip. Several notable locals and guests are listed with brief mentions of movements and affiliations.
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Rose French
Welch
J Baach
I PERSONALS AED BRIEFS
I PERSONALS AED BRIEFS J A Jennings of Dry Fork was in the city yesterday Percy Williams of Matoaka was a Bluefield visitor yesterday Mrs R E Bowling and daughter returned from Staunton Mrs E O Leonard and Lucile returned from Virginia Mr F J Brown and Mra FL Black left for Wytheville to visit Mise Sexton The Young People s Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet tonight at the Manee Walter Pesraon left for San Francisco and Pacific Coast R G Meador of Athens was in the city and left for Bramwell Mise Iabel Davie of Covington Va visited her brother C Bernard Davis at E P Godbey s house Our report of the election at Pocahontas J M Newton for council credited with 50 votes when he received 65 T A Grege general chairman of the Order of Railway Caducore was in the city Mr Griggepert went to Washington last week for conductors and other employees protesting the art-pass law He expects the Hepbart rate bill to emerge from conference without pass restrictions.
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T A Grege
Order of Railay Caducore
Ysterday
Griggepert
Washington
Tornado Destroys Housing in Titan Georgia
A tornado swept Titan Georgia yesterday afternoon destroying eight tenement houses, damaging fifty others and injuring two seriously with several others lightly. The Presbyterian church was wrecked with damages around 30000 dollars. Henry Corbett’s son and daughter were probably fatally injured.
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Titan
Presbyterian
Henry Corbett
Many of Your Neighbors Judge You by Home Appearance
A local sale advertises Green Seal Liquid Paint to boost curb appeal. The listing by Reynolde and Shor markets the paint in Keystone West Virginia, emphasizing a dressy finish for houses.
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Reynolde and Shor
Keystone
W Va
Tie Vote for Mayor in Norton Election
Norton voters held a municipal election with a mayoral race described as the closest in town history. J L Lyone and HO Balloo, both Republicans, tied, triggering a recount and plans for a renewed campaign. The water works franchise issue and past administration accusations framed the contest alongside council and town official results.
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Norton
J L_ Lyone
HO Balloo
Water Works Company
Joho A Essar
Dorchester
Lyon
Ballou
Essar
Conraa
N Taylor
M Conoris Geo Reese
WS Murphy
F B Kliloe
Chas Heller
W H Hills
W H Rayburn
Bland Street Sunday School Meeting Announced
The Bland Street Church Sunday School will meet at 2 o'clock each Sunday afternoon with evening services led by Rev J A Baylor. JC Bruner, Superintendent.
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Bland Street
J A Baylor
JC Bruner
No Yellow Fever at Colon Governor Confirms
Washington reports Governor Magoon telegraphed the canal commission that there is no yellow fever at Colon. He says canal medical staff believe New Orleans cases on the steamship Whitebale were misdiagnosed and overall health aboard the ships is excellent.
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Magoon
Canal Compission Office
Colon
Canal
New Orleans
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