Delphian department hosts birds talk at Circle Drive meeting
The Delphian Department of the Woman's Club held a program on birds with Mrs. I. M. Smith at Circle Drive. Mrs. Dugan discussed Aristotle and bird classification, while Mrs. McNeer described West Virginia’s sixty native birds and 259 varieties. Guests included Mrs. J. D. Castiro and Mrs. S. W. entry.
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Delphian Department
Del
I. M. Smith
Circle Drive
Geo. B. Halstead
R. &. Rugan
Dugan
Aristotle
Hadden
Sutton
Canaries
J. D. Castro
S. W
Ara Mason
Stop Indigestion With Ferraline
Feraline promises digestion relief with a ten day treatment for one dollar. If unsatisfied, your druggist refunds the money. Nature's great mineral water treatment for stomach disorders.
Rotarians Hear Cleveland Convention Report and Chautauqua Talk
George Brown, delegate to the Rotary international convention at Cleveland, reviews major highlights. W I Reid describes Swarthmore Chautauqua goals to bring humor to communities. Visitors include W R Rippetoe Oak Hill Rotarian S R Addison and Wilford McCutcheon. Thelma Bowling presided at the piano as ninety percent attendance is noted. Directors held a brief meeting after the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
George Brown
Cleveland
W. I. Reid
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Chautauqua
W. R. Rippetoe
Oak Hill
R. Addison
Wilford McCutcheon
Thelma Bowling
Lupcheon
Princeton Churches Service Schedule at Heavenly Rest
Rev J Edmund Thompson rector at Rectory 206 College Avenue leads Third Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school and adult Bible class at 9 46 a m followed by morning prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Episcopal
J. Edmund Thompson
College Avenue
Princeton Marriages and Church News Update
A county court clerk issued a marriage license for Buford Williams of Pearisburg to Edith Carr Burhhanan of Cooper. Pastor Rev M P Rimmer returns to lead Sunday services after a camp meeting in Anderson Indiana. Local residents report Tom Gilbert's death confirmed in Stuart Virginia after inquiries by Mrs Julia Lawson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Williams
Pearisburg
Edith Carr Burhhanan
Cooper
M. P. Rimmer
Church of God
Seventh Street
Straley Avenue
Anderson
Ind
Rimmer
Julia Lawson
Ruth
Princeton
Lara Lawson
Bluefield
Dewey Williams
Stuart
Kiwanians Recall Fake Fight at Ladies Night Banquet
Kiwanians and their ladies at the Virginian Hotel recall a staged fight between Dr. W H Wallingford and Charles Archer during the ladies night banquet. The ruse drew amusement as principals, patched up with court-pastor, entered to finish the bit. The evening featured musical performances by Mrs H C Hays, Mrs L H White Jr, and Miss Helen Reynolds with Will Reynolds on piano. Dr George Diehl could not attend the scheduled address.
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Virginian Hotel
W. H. Wallingford
Charles Archer
H. C. Hays
L. H. White, Jr
Helen Reynolds
Will Reynolds
H. C. Wells
George Diehl
Swarthmore Chautauqua Opens This Afternoon
The Swarthmore Chautauqua begins its week with opening exercises at 3 o'clock led by Rev. C. H. Phipps. Captain Will Dietrich will give a lecture titled Uncle Will's Window following the opening. Evening program features the Russian Cathe- sessions are expected.
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Swarthmore Chautauqua
C. H. Phipps
Will
Will Dietrich
Drial Sextet to Open Fall Evening Concert Program
The Dral Sextet presents a three part program featuring Russian liturgical pieces Russian folk songs and operatic and English concert numbers. Russian artists with opera house experience perform alongside current leaders. Junior Chautauqua opens this afternoon after Captain Dietrichs lecture with strong advance praise. The Sextet stays in town tomorrow performing at Mercer Street and Park Avenue union services. Season tickets at two dollars grant access to lectures plays and music with last chance today.
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Chautauqua
Mercer Street
Park Avenue
Governor Gore Still Inspecting Road Work
Governor Howard M. Gore and C. P. Fortney of the state road commission traveled from Martinsburg to Romney via Winchester to inspect western panhandle road projects. They planned to spend the night in Romney and continue into central parts of West Virginia, after spending last night in Washington, D. C.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Howard M. Gore
C. P. Fortney
State Road Commission
Western Panhandle
Romney
Winchester
Gore
Fortney
Washington, D. C
City Council Takes Over Local Sewer Line and Schedules Year End Meeting
The council assumed control of the sewer line between Kirk and Thorn streets East Princeton built by residents after hearing objections from J W Hemley. Permits were granted for a garage, repairs, and a bungalow totaling about 7 700. The Virginian Shops easement delay blocks sewer line extension. A special meeting is planned next Tuesday to wrap up year end business ahead of July 1 administration.
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Charles Wheley & Son
G. W. Anders
Fifth
Mercer Streets
H. D. Hale
Harrison Street
Kirk and
Thorn Streets
East
Princeton
Virginian Shops
Virginian
Negro held in assault on 14 year old girl near Wilmore
Watt Wall a laborer was held for the grand jury on charges of criminally assaulting a fourteen year old white girl near her Wilmore home about a mile from town. The victim, in critical condition, identified Wall after the arrest by Deputy L. V. Trent. The case sparked strong local tension as residents demanded action and the girl’s father confronted the suspect. Wall appeared in county jail with officers guarding against mob violence. Wall claimed he was eighteen. locals pegged him older.
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Watt Wall
Wilmore
L. V. Trent
Trent
Wall
S. T. Johnson
Hiram Harlow
Welch personals blur amid city business chatter
Jaeger resident M Cook transacted business in the city yesterday. Dr J F Strother visited Bluefield on Friday. Mrs John W Blakely and her daughter Jean stayed at Dr W C Hall’s camp. Kimball resident MHth e 0 visited the city. Thurk ay ees called on Milltash dagner y, and Dr C Hale of Coalwood spent Thursday evening in town. Mrs Robert Shetty of Bluefield was guest of her ar om in this way. Mrsey Weir of Coalwood spent an carats a.
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J. G. Barber
Marvin
Huntington
Princeton
H. C. McCary
Hale Avenue
H. H. Ball
Northfork
Ball
Helen
Gordon
Peck McClaugherty
Frances McClaugherty
Foster
Hattie Carr
Nell Bonham
Rich Creek
H. L. Cassler
M. C. Mitchell
South Avenue
Logan
EB. W. Wysong
Grace Bleak
Oakhill
D. C. Borrer
Straleyave
Clarence Pruett
G. M. McLaugherty
Clifton Forge
Berthae Mclaugherty
Alice Steorts
C. B. Stoots
Frank McMallian
Harry Cassler
D. B. Sykes
L. O. Gates
Rock View
C. C. Hall
June
Washington
Ovella
Clarence
E. P. Pauley
Saeger
Sarah Thomas
Miss Reynolds
Keystone
G. D. Mitchell
Monroe County
Pete Kerr
Excelsior Coal and Coke Company
J. A. Bays
Bland Street
WELCH
BE. M. Cook
Jaeger
J. F. Strother
Bluefield
John W. Blakely
Jean
WC. Hall
Kimball
Thurk
Milltash Dagnéry
Dr. C. Hale
Coalwood
Robert Shetty
Mrsey Weir
Gary Fans Travel to Bluefield for Big Coalfield League Battle
Gary travels to Bluefield to face the Coal Diggers in Mercer county. both clubs boast strong hitters. Local fans expect a keen contest as crowds grow and interest in the Coalfield League increases across the state.
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Coalfield League
Gary
Bluefield
McDowell County
Bluefield Park
Cary
Hurst
McDowell County Boys
Mercer County
Coalfield
Subari Maha
Vance
Henny
Welch Rotarians Enjoy Musical Treat
The Welch Rotary Club met yesterday and enjoyed a musical program arranged by A. E. B. Jennings. The audience repeatedly stood to applaud after several performances, reflecting strong approval of the entertainers.
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Welch Rotarians
A. E B. Jennings
Iris Orchestra Delights Club with Youth Music Night
Mr Jennings organized an Iris city orchestra as young ladies performed on piano banjo guitar and ukelele Mrs Hobart Payne Ina Pearson Alice Ready Partlow Elma Fiery Thelma Johnson and Messrs Hubbard Jennings accompanied the program Fred Kirtchner Jack Rice spoke then Mr Price led a spelling bee Rev Ben Roller won the spelling bee Elmo Lawton won best story Charles Anderson won second prize prizes included a $10 gold piece and $5 in gold Col W J McClaren to give patriotic speech at next July meeting
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Jennings
Hobart Payne
Ina Pearson
Alice Ready Partlow
Elma Fiery
Thelma Johnson
Messra
Hubbard
Fred Kirtchner
Jack Rice
Mr. Price
Ben Roller
Elmo Lawton
Tennessee
Charles Anderson
Midland States
Welch Daily News
W. J. McClaren
Trial of Young Heir Bourne Postponed in New York
Arthur K. Bourne twenty one, heir to a 40 million Singer fortune, faced July 2 arraignment on disorderly conduct after two arrests in 24 hours on wife’s complaint. He was freed on 1000 bail and held on 2500 bond for missing 50 weekly alimony.
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New York
Arthur K. Bourne
Bourne
Brannon Jury Reported Hopelessly Deadlocked
Clarksburg West Virginia June 26 The jury in the trial of Dr. E H Brannon Bridgeport physician charged with killing B Harrison Martin Bridgeport remains without agreement after a second night in custody of the sheriff at 5 30 p m The court house buzzes with rumors of a hopeless deadlock after the panel began Thursday afternoon at 1 o clock
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Clarksburg
W. Va
E. H. Brannon
Bridgeport
B. Harrison Martin
Court House
Coolidge Opposes Tariff Cuts Aiding German Reparations
President Coolidge voiced opposition at the summer White House to proposals to cut tariff duties and curb production to help Germany meet reparations. He argued such plans shift the burden to the United States and distrust debt cancellation, noting public opposition to new reparations costs.
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Coolidge
United States
Swampscott
Mass
United Tes
Germany
White House
International Chamber of Commerce
Brussels
Joshua Stamp
Reparations Commission
Final Court Season At Buckingham Palace Attended Night
In London the final court of the season took place at Buckingham Palace with about 1600 guests from diplomatic and general circles. King George and Queen Mary greeted many attendees while crowds gathered despite extremely cold weather outside. The throne room decoration featured cream and crimson hues.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
Queen Mary
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk's Office
The county clerk issued licenses yesterday for Trueman Balew 23 and Stella Akers 23 of Premier along with Dan Shazer 23 and Bessie Hunter 25 of Filbert and Frank Lundsford 21 and Annie Bowers 21 of Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trueman Balew
Stella Akers
Dan Shazer
Bessie Hunter
Filbert
Frank Lundsford
Annie Bowers
Worth
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Doris
Elen
G. W. Bruce
Lillie K. Sutton
W. 8. Dangerfield
G. A
G. As
First Baptist Baptist Church
Arlie Mae Wood
Walker Street
Nadine Warren
Lorzine Wood
Elizabeth Christian
Gladys Roach
Emily Smithson
A. R. Christian
B. G. Johnson
Princeton Avenue
Roanoke
Salem
Cynthia Ruble
Columb
Ohio
G. W. Ruble
Memorial Hospital
R. E. Thornton
Mae
Effie Thornton
Ray
Harry
Ben Thornton
Howard Bouterse
J. M. Hines
Miss Leicht
Rock View Pool
J. T. Thornton
R. EK. Thornton
Highland Avenue
H. W. Straley
H. W. Straley III
W. P. Dunn
W. R. Hufford
Charleston
West Palm Beach
Lola Crotty
Zella Moore
Bramwell
J. H. Craft
Jimmy
Mary Pearin
First Methodist
Rev
B. Randall
E. Bailey
Our Divine God
Epworth League
Kee Street
Christian Endeavor Societies
Podgy
Mattie
J. L. Jackson
Park School
Athens
First Baptist
B. Ogle
Mercer
Thorn Street
McNutt
East Princeton
Kk. W. Cummings
Joe Monk
Genwood Park
Guyandotte Club
Sevent
Eighth Streets
J. W. Hcnley
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Sahways Cat
Brannon
WED
Carter Hotel
Virginia
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