Welch Briefs and Local News From McDowell County
The business girls circle meeting is postponed to next Thursday at 8 pm with Mrs. Effie F Beavers on Virginia avenue. McDowell county road department began hard surfaced road work from the state road to Excelsior. L R Riffe, 27, injured in slate fall at Big Four hospitalizing with fractured pelvis but expected to recover. Anderson Smith fined for drinking de natured alcohol. a quart was passed to a spectator. Two large stills discovered near Big Creek with 10,000 gallons of mash. no arrests yet. Smylie Bible class president Strother praised for devotion. lecturers praised life of Christ and the Book of Job set for Sunday readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls’ Circle, Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Effie F. Beavers
Virginia Avenue
McDowell County Road Department
Excelsior
McDowell County
L. R. Riffe
Pocahontas Coal Company
Big Four
Riffe
Grace Hospital
Anderson Smith
G. T. Dudgeon
Welch
Smith
EB. Hrammer
Ferrel Stacy
T. D. Maynard
E. V. Crowder
Big Creek
D. J. F. Strother
Christ
Job
Jas. A. Strother
B. C. Swope
Paul Jones
Influence of the Smylie Bible Class in Welch
W J McClaren spoke to the Smylie Bible class on the influence of the Bible study, tracing its formation by a Welch Presbyterian minister and its impact. He noted the class drew diverse men, led many to church membership, and inspired Sunday school teachers to begin in the class. The speaker praised its broad community good, beyond any other group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McClaren
Smylie Bible Class
Welch
Christ
Child Struck by Auto Fractures Thigh in Filbert
Five year old Milo Katalinch was struck by a Ford driven by Charles Shoat near a bridge in Filbert. The boy suffered a fractured left thigh and other injuries. Shoat offered to pay expenses and witnesses said he drove slowly and was not at fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shoat
Milo Katalinch
Nick Katalinch
Filbert
Shoat
United States Coal and Coke Company
Gary
RE. B. Martin
Welch Personal Notes Highlight Roanoke Visitors and Local Visits
R M Kyle and son Robert of Roanoke arrived last evening to tend to business and will return by week’s end. Hazel Lester of Jaeger admitted to Grace Hospital for throat operation. Mrs J T Carter of Jaeger improving after hospital stay. Jaeger resident Wash Bailey operated on and recovering. Various local residents, including Dr L V Shanklin of Gary and Sheriff McGinnis Hatfield, are noted in transit or visiting, with several families traveling to Bluefield, Cincinnati, and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaeger
Bailey
L. V. Shanklin
Gary
McGinnis Hatfield
E. Carter
Bluefield
Charleston
WEAF and Other Stations Tuesday Radio Highlights
Radio listings show WEAF and affiliates airing a mix of concerts plays and talk formats from 6:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. across New York Newark Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago with ensembles orchestras and soloists including Adele Rankin Gunther's Orchestra and Eveready Entertainers among others. Station notes warn program changes at management's discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A— Bier
Calle
WOBS
New York
Uncle Geebee
Adele Rankin
Joehn Hammond
Organi Wre
Tiano
Della Riordan
Barito
Gunther
Newark
Diener Muete
Atlantic City
Armbecador Orchestra
Philadelphia
Haedio Scout
WEAF
Studio Beck
Eveready
Silvertown Orchestra
WRG
Altoona
Penn Central
Pittsburgh Press
William Penn Orchestra
Uncle Kaybee
Progr
Eveready Enterisinera
Dr. Jotn Kay Ewer
Frunewick
Wage Neten
Aires
M—c.iseveth Winston
Schenectady
New Kenmore Orchestra
Harrison Coffin
New England
Markete
Hector
Orchestre
Reeiproeny
Brunewick
WOR
Bayfalo
WEEI
Boston
Brother Club
Eieenbourg
Eveready Entertainers
Cleveland
Statier Orchestra
Waan
Sleveland
Everesay
Emerson Gill
CYCA
Toronto
Margaret Sloan
Moncton
I Hartley
Nor Ida Safes Tottees
Northern trip notes Polish business visits and family
M. J. Frenklin arrived in Welch from Cincinnati and spent the weekend with his parents. Ted Michaelson drove to Bluefield to visit friends. Mrs. C. J. Farrington returned from Bluefield after a weekend with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Frenklin
Welch
Cincinnati
Ted Michaelson
Bluefield
C. J. Farrington
House Fight and Senate Debate in State Legislature
In Taylor and Braxton counties amid Buckhannon elections and Kanawha County education issues the legislature weighs changes. The senate amends a victim publication penalty while the house rejects fourteen bills on reports including a public service commission election and health permit reforms. Delegate Meadows proposes a joint committee to probe the state police and prohibition departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Lincoln County
Buckhannon
Kanawha County
Cabin Creek
Braxton County
Herold
Senate
Hugus
Helmick
Henshaw
House of Delegates
Insurance Commission
Auditor's Office
Public Service Commission
Delegate Meadows
Appropriations Held Up by President Coolidge
Washington reports that 3,074,000 in national guard funds above Congress recommendations was ordered held up by President Coolidge pending an inquiry into the necessity. About 1,332,000 covers armory drill pay to June 30. the rest frames next fiscal year. The White House note says action pending his financial program and tax reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
National Guard
Congress
Coolidge
White House
Senate
House
Budget Bureau
Thorough Congressional Estimate Promised After Full Review
A statement indicates a comprehensive estimate to Congress was prepared after a thorough and full consideration of the entire matter. The note stresses careful review and reliance on careful analysis prior to submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
No New Bodies Found in Franklin County
West Frankfort reports no new bodies found after a storm, with searchers ending the effort as victims are believed accounted for. Local officials urge rebuilding efforts, burying the dead, aiding the injured, and restoring homes and employment to help the community recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
West Frankfort
Mar
Iter B. Crawford
County Relic Committee
Families left without food found in county
Two cases of alleged neglect are under investigation by the county probation officer. In Spice Creek area Mrs. Lilly Mill Jones and five children faced hunger as the husband failed to provide. Nearby Mrs. Ollie Scully and her five children lived in a two room hut with no food or proper clothing while the husband is missing. Food baskets and clothing are being sought for the families and the juvenile court is expected to review the situation promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Mill Jones
Mill Jones
Spice Creek
Jaeger
Ollie Scully
Ranscome Scully
Juvenile Court
General Headquarters Relief at Carbondale
Relief organizations met in Carbondale Illinois and designated the city as general headquarters for the tornado district. Medical and nursing forces will be quartered there and Carbondale will continue as the distribution center for supplies. Rehabilitation work may be directed from Carbondale after health, sanitation and supply needs are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Mar
Ilinois
Local social and mining officials visit War Eagle
Mrs F D Price and Mrs Thomas Buchanan shopped in War Eagle on Tuesday. T Lambert district mine inspector spent three days at War Eagle inspecting War Eagle Coal Company mines. Miss Clara Holbrook teacher at War Eagle Mine school visited Davy. Geo W Coffey returned from a business trip east. Thomas Cole traveled to Williamson for business. Burgoyne Cline justice of the peace Gilbert Creek transacted business in War Eagle. Philip Holbrook and brother visited War Eagle from Davy to see sisters at the mines. M D Phillips visited Matewan Sunday. Blanche and Edna Depue shopped in Williams Saturday. Hazel Miller returned to Kermit after visiting J O Campbell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Price
Thomas Buchanan
T. Lambert
War Eagle
War Eagle Coal Company
Clara Holbrook
Davy
Geo. W. Coffey
Thomas Cole
Williamson
Burgoyne Cline
Gilbert Creek
Philip Holbrook
Clara
Bessie Holbrook
War Eagle Mines
M. D. Phillips
Matewan
Blanche
Edna Depue
Williams
Hazel Miller
Kermit
J. O. Campbell
Sciatic Neuritis Relief Promised by Formula No 2
A period advertisement touts Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules as the quickest cure for obstinate sciatic neuritis. It claims pain drops within about 24 hours and urges continued use until full relief, noting Goodykoon’s Drug Co. stocks the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodykoon'z Drug Co
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Smylie
Pepsodent Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
U. B.A
Daily Telegraph
United Press
Ieee
Apple
Behemia
Keveready
WLW
M —Din ‘Omeert
Weco
Raul
Dick Age
Evereadytertainers
Siivertown Orchestra
WGN
Gleesix
Boaloof
Theatre Organ
Tal
Lea
Foodevitien
Midulte Revue
Payon
Ian Soei
WHAS
Louisville
Rosson
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
WDAF
M —Newman
Kansas City
WOAW
Omaha
WOW Girle Glee Club
Walter Graham
Hodek
KFKX
Bastings
Kdea Sane
KDEA
Atlanta
KTUS
Hot Springs
Fieders Orchestra
New Arlington Orchestra
WRAA
Dallas
Dwight Brown
Wear
Fort Worth
fFort Worth
LA Artiots
CNBR
Regina
Calgary
Cne
Wrn
KGO
Garland
St. Brencie
Pasmere
Gunode “Faust
I -Haletead
KOW
Portland
Packard
Hickman
Dr. Rott
Hawaii
Marmony
Hallywood A. M
Wino Who
Fwxx
Way Kfab
CNRO
CNRM
CNKT
CNRW
CNC
KLX
WSUL
WEAO
Wray
General Headquarters
Beecham’s
Beecham
Eleanor Wilcox
Newburgh,n.y
B. F. Allen Co
Canal St
New York Bay
WAR Eagle News
POST
Bran
American Sugar Refining Company
American Sugar Tenning Company
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