Kiwanis Club International Held Eighth Annual Denver Convention
Denver hosts the Kiwanis Club International eighth annual convention June 16 19 drawing over 6000 delegates from the United States and Canada. Discussions cover child welfare farmer city relations cooperative spirit and patriotic citizenship with reports on budgets taxes and prison segregation and a plan for Canadian citizenship week.
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Kiwanis Club
United States
Canada
Denver
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club International
International Committee On Public Affairs
Kiwanis Clubs of Canada
International Organization
Moving Picture Conference
United States Congress
Japan
Red Cross
Coolidge
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal Kiwanis Club
Faculty of Arts
McGill University
Great Britain
Kiwanis
Fred R. Marvin
New York Commercial
Carl J. Baer
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Manion
Fort William
Jules Brazil
Toronto
Peter W. Dykema
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Edmund F. Ae Onifo
George H. Ross
Henry C. Ipaz
Atanta
Georgia
Douglas J. Scott
Ensues
Prestana
Fred C. de Parker
Illinois
Russell Lees Ueckenn
Michigan
Caair
Pennsylvania officials tour Norfolk and Western system
Pennsylvania railroad leaders and officers toured the N and W network from Angerstown to Roanoke to inspect the Shenandoah division and the Norfolk terminus. The trip included Cape Charles and Bluefield with plans to reach Philadelphia on their own line. The visit sparked renewed interest in a possible lease of the N and W to Pennsylvania railroad.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Norfolk and Western
Bluefield
Angerstown
Roanoke
Shenandoah
Norfolk
Eooleru
Pennsylvania
Cape Charles
Columbus
Philadelphia
Good Manners for Hosts Rise on Visitor Entry
A hostess should rise when a visitor enters unless the visitor is a very young person or the hostess is elderly, or she is seated behind the tea table making rising difficult.
District Governors and Kiwanis Delegate Gather in Buffalo
District Governor Lewis Mitchell of Buffalo and secretary J.P. Gitte from Wat Blue Fields will attend the Kiwanis convention as delegates. The meeting is organized by the Kiwanis Club of Wat Blue Fields with participation from regional leaders.
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Lewis Mitchell
Buffalo
New York
J.P Gitte
Wat Bluefields Kiwanis Club
Bluefield
SLEMP TO RETAIN POST SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT
Dawes and Mr Butler will attend a reception by Evanston neighbors tomorrow night on the lake front lawn at the Dawes home. Reports from Cleveland of a new plan to finance the party were denied by Mr Butler. A suggestion to abolish the national treasury and leave finances to state groups under home rule was never seriously considered by campaign leaders.
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Eval Dawes
Butler
Evanston
Lake Front
Dawes
Cleveland
National Treasury
Bramwell Edges Gary In Pitchers Battle At Bramwell Park
Bramwell defeats Gary 3 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Lindberg and Phillips allowed five hits each as the game stayed close throughout. Mundy doubled scoring two runs, Cassell and McMillan miscue helped Bramwell get on board in the fourth, and Englebert tripled and scored on Heisman’s single. Gary’s only run came in the sixth on Cassell’s single and Williams’ double. Hall starred at third for Gary.
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Lindberg
Phillips
Bramwell
Gary
Bramwell Park
Cassel
McMillan
Whitlock
Mundy
Englebert
Heisman
Cassell
Williams
Hall
Bramwell AB
HO AE
Klein
Heilman
Ll Whitlock
Blake
Murphy
Sence
Eoceses
Hatfield
Princeton News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Maud Broomfield and Joe Stovall toured Pinnacle to view recent high water effects. Irvin A. Downey left for Roanoke on a business trip. Mrs. Vivira Bader and granddaughter Pete Downey visit Roanoke, then Rockingham County for summer. Louise Morris of Bluefield stayed in Princeton over weekend. D A Ramsey of Wise travels to Maryland for summer. Lillian E. Snidow of Bluefield visited Princeton. C T Rusmissell visited Narrows, Virginia. Mr and Mrs W G Dunlap and children visit Blacksburg.
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Maud Broomfield
Joe Stovall
Pinnacle
Irvin A. Downey
Hall Avenue
Roanoke
Vivira Bader
Pete Downey
Reid Duncan
Rockingham County
Louise Morris
Bluefield
D. A. Ramsey
Wise
Maryland
Lillian E. Snidow
Princeton
C. T. Rusmissell
Narrows
W. G. Dunlap
Mary Jeane
James
Gertrude
Blacksburg
Virginia
Memorial Service Honors Departed Railroad Workers
A large audience attended a solemn memorial service at the Presbyterian church for members of the Order of Railroad Conductors and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Conductors Culp Morris Williams and eighteen late brakemen were listed on rolls. Rev. C H Phipps gave the address and led prayers amid musical selections and offerings.
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Order of
Brotherhood of Railroad
Presbyterian Church
C. R
Culp
Morris
Williams
C. H. Phipps
C. Rothwell
F. Wi. Kanode
Herriot Government to Outline Faithful Program in Chamber
Paris reports the new government will present a lengthy declaration in the chamber of deputies detailing the Socialists supported program. It will push for amnesty, better Germany ties, full Dawes plan, and widened taxation to fund deficits, with cautious Soviet recognition and emphasis on League of Nations. The Ruhr evacuation stands unlikely to be promised.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Office
Premier Herriot
M. Herriot
Germany
Vatican
League of Nations
Russia
Herriot
Ruhr
Poincare
Bramwell shuts out Pocahontas in 9-0 clash
Bramwell blanked Pocahontas 9 to 0 at Pocahontas field as Burch and Englebert held firm and Bramwell pitchers Dye and Kuhn kept hits sparse. Macmillan and Blake each collected three hits for Bramwell while Shell starred defensively for Pocahontas in center. Lindberg is expected to start for Bramwell against Bluefield at the Fair Grounds today.
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Pocahontas
Bramwell Club
Burch
Bramwell
Fey
Dye
Englebert
Macmillian
Blake
Shell
Lindberg
Bluefield
Fair Grounds
R. H. EB
Engiebert
Dye and Kuhn
Pocahontas Trampled by Bramwell Club in Twin Games
Elkhorn Northfork broke its slump with a 3-9 win Saturday over Pocahontas and followed with a 7-0 shutout Sunday at Pocahontas diamond. Wright worked six strikeouts for Pocahontas as Dye and Keeln led with three hits each. Sneadegar earned the win with four strikeouts and Bramwell's infield turned two double plays.
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Elkhorn-Northfork
Coalwood
Pocahontas Diamond
Pocahontas
Elkhorn-Northfolk
Snedegar
Wright
St. Louis
Tommy Conway
Dye
Keeln
Missionary Dr Bedinger Praises Congo Work and Africa Missions
The Rev R D Bedinger D D spoke at six Presbyterian services praising Congo mission work and the medical efforts of Dr and Mrs Kellesbergen. He announced travel to Lynchburg for a wedding, then Asheville for summer, with Africa return planned January 1 1925 after an 8000 mile journey.
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R. D. Redinger
D. D
Dr. Bedinger
Congo
Africa
First Presbyterian Church
Asheville
N. C
American women sweep Roehampton first round without a set lost
The American women’s tennis squad in Roehampton England swept the first round of the Roehampton Club invitation tournament not dropping a set in any match and four of the invaders won their f...
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Roehampton
England
Invaders
Wills Withdraws From Singles, Wins Doubles Match
In the second round Miss Eleanora Seare of Boston fell by the wayside to Miss E K Beckingham. American champion Helen Wills, the tour’s star attraction, is not entered in singles but with Mrs. George Wightman of California, defeated Mrs. Hillett and Miss P. H. Bransfield 6 1 6 4 in doubles.
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Eleanora Seare
Bostor
EK. M. Beckingham
Helen Wills
George Wightman
California
Hillett
P. H. Bransfield
Federal Court Term Promises Lengthy Session in West Virginia
The June term of the United States court for the Southern District of West Virginia opens at 10 o'clock with liquor cases on the criminal docket and several civil matters slated for trial. Judge McClintic will address the injuries and the grand jury as work begins, with much of the morning devoted to the criminal docket.
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United States Court For
Southern District of
West Virginia
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