Welch Briefs and McDowell County Notes
Welch briefs report a postponed meeting of the daughters circle at Mrs. Beevers home on Virginia Avenue at 8 o'clock next Thursday. McDowell County road department started work on a new road from the state road to Recessior, and the county court authorized a hard surfaced grout project. Miner L B Riffe, 27, was badly injured in a fall at Big Four and rushed to Grace Hospital with a fractured pelvis. Anderson Smith, colored, was fined 10 dollars in Welch for drunkenness after a court hearing. deputies found two large copper stills on Cucumber Creek near Big Creek, plus about 10,000 gallons of mash in barrels. no arrests then, but owner may be identified soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnals Nase Girls’ Circle, Missionary. Society
Mathadhet Charen
McDowell County Road Department
Recessior
MccDowell
L. B. Riffe
Pocahontas Coal Company
Big Four
Grace Hospital
Sherie
Brammer
Ferro Stacy
T. D. Maygard
I. V. Crowder
Cucumber Creek
Big Creek
McDowell County
Influence of Smylle Bible Class in Welch Community
W J McClaren spoke on the influence of the Smylle Bible class at a Welch gathering. He noted the class formed by non denominational effort grew in attendance and led to stronger church participation, with many teachers beginning as members and the class acting as a stepping stone to church membership. He praised religious organizations for positive impact and cited the class as a unique local force for moral teaching and self sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McClaren
Welch
Tribute to J. J. Strother for Bible class service
In remarks at a Bible class gathering, J. J. Strother, class president, received heartfelt praise for devotion and leadership. Fellows spoke on personal privilege, noting Strother’s influence on the group’s study of Christ and sacrifice. Sunday plans named Judge Jas. A. Strother and B. G. Swope as speakers with Paul Jones as reader to discuss Job Chapter One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J
Strother
Apeaker
Ieave
Christ
Job
Jas. A. Strother
B. G
Swope
Paul Jones
Child Struck By Auto Fractures Thigh
A Ford driven by Charles Bhort struck Milo Katalineh five year old son of Mr and Mrs Nick Katalineh of Filbert on Sunday. The car pushed the boy under its wheels as he chased a ball after a dog near Wittle bridge. Bhont a stopped, took the child home and a doctor found a fractured left thigh. The boy was taken to hospital for treatment. Witnesses said Bhorta drove slowly and the accident was unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bhort
Milo
Katalineh
Ute
Nick Katalineh
Filbert
Shoat
Ue United States Coml and Coke Company
Gary
Wttle Bridge
Jr. H. Martin
Personal notes from region residents include visitors and hospital visits
R. M. Kyle and son Robert of Rosnoke arrived last evening and plan to return home soon after business. Hazel Lester of Iaeger admitted to Grace Hospital. Dr Cox notes throat treatment. Carter of Taeger treated at local hospital and improving. Wash Bailey of Taeger operated on yesterday and recovering. V Shanklin of Gary visiting. Mrs McGinnis Hatfield and Mrs Carter drove to Bluefield yesterday. Sheriff McGinnie visiting Charleston on business. Eugene Hy Lopinaky returned from Madison on business. Joseph M. Sanders Jr and family back home from Bluefield. Gotlieb visiting friends in Bluefield. Charles Hig-Payne of Pineville spending days with family in Welch. Miss Callaby Buchanan returned from Camp Creek weekend. Charles Houston and Clyde Payne traveling to Kimball for business. RH Powell of Wilcoe visiting Cincinnati. John Blakely, J Spfield, and Ha Blakely off to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Kyle
Robert
Rosnoke
Kyle
Adil Daya
Tholr Ronis
Hia
Hazel Lester
Jess Lester
Iaeger
Grace Hospital
Cox
Yimnie
Sional Ueitienay
Carter
Taeger
Romo
Das Ime
Wash
Bailey
V. Shanklin
Gary
Bunin
Thin City
McGinnis Hatfield
B.garter
Bluefield Yeaterday
Sheriff McGinnie Hathiola Ip
Charleston
Eugene Hy Lopinaky
Madison
Joseph M. Sanders, Jr
Gotlieb
Bluefield
Charles Hig-Payne
Pineville
Welch
Hig
Callaby Buchanan
Camp Creek
Charles B
Thouston
Clyde Payne
Kimball
Powell
Daily Telegraph Radio Program on March 24
Compiled radio guide lists WEAF and other stations with Brantwick, Annis Gins, P-Harmony Club. Includes Tuesday's top features and highlights for listening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Telegraph
Tated Prive
Tueaday
WEAF
Oterbh
P—Harmony Club
Radio Network Tonight Features Orchestras Across Cities
Listings show dozens of orchestras and musicians performing in multiple cities including New York Newark Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington and Chicago with times ranging from afternoon to late night. Highlights include Beatrice Moulton and Gunther's Orchestra, Hammond organists, and various local ensembles across EST and CST time zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Janie
Mt. A
Dudley Fowler
Eutinen
Barttons
Frank Dole
Lee
Ale ‘Caller
Taheikoue
Beedial
Mew
Mmwaieden
Oslo
Faye
Mube
Nee
Yoni
Marpuries
Ardmore
Melub
Mm—Onera
Bahemadan Giri
M—Elino
Kosdasat
Mo—Marbuceer
Fulladelphia
Mowbar
Butdio Lechal
Eveready
Shertown Orchhvatra
Wiso
Altoona
Muaile
Penn Central
Maan Afol Momenta
WCAE
Pittahorga Press
Wuliiginats Orchestra
Uncle Haynee
Lashington
Unclear fragment hints at Bluefield trip return
Readable bits suggest a Sunday report mentioning a return from Bluefield and a weekend open with friendly notes. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the item reads like a local society brief on travel and social visits.
House Fights Over Senate Bill and Local Measures
In Taylor and Kanawha counties legislators clash over a Braxton County local measure and a bill on publication penalties. The Senate debated amending a publication clause, adjusting penalties from fifty to five hundred dollars. The House rejected fourteen bills on unfavorable reports ranging from insurance administration to convicts and inheritances. Delegates consider a joint committee to probe state police and prohibition departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Lincoln
Jevy
Buckhannon
Kanawha County
Cabin Creek
Wehoes
Mveelyth
Braxton County
Freddye
Piasage
Bocguga
Herold
Senate
Hugusto
Helmick
Henshaw
House of Delegates
Insurance Commission
Auditor's Office
Public Service Commission
Kanawha
Yalga
No New Bodies Found in Franklin County Update
Local reports confirm no new bodies found in Franklin County as responders continue to search after the storm. Community leaders vow to focus on rebuilding and aiding the injured, with efforts to provide housing and employment for affected residents.
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Franklin
Frankfort
Partic
Gre
Crawford
Cpommitiga
Haya
Appropriations Held Up For National Guard Funds
President Coolidge ordered hold on 3,074,000 national guard appropriations. Of the total 1,382,000 funds cover armory drill work through June 30. the rest funds the next fiscal year. White House said action under consideration with tax reduction program impacts and budget act legality. Budget Bureau advised states should fund any extras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National
Ae Jn
Senate
House
Thorough review prompts congress statement on estimate
A statement described a substantial estimate as prepared after a most thorough and full consideration of the entire matter, signaling careful review and discussion before presenting to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Maida
Family Without Food When Found
County probation officer reports several cases of alleged neglect. Two families, Mrs Lilly Mill Jones and Mrs Olive Scully, each with five children aged two to fourteen, were found in need of food clothing and care. The officer arranged baskets of food and warm clothing while the juvenile court plans an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Mill Jones
Juvenila
Millrones
Botce Creek
Mill Jones
Runscome Senily
General Headquarters Relief At Carbondale
Relief organizations met in Carbondale on March 23 and chose the city as the general headquarters for the tornado torn district. All medical and nursing forces will be quartered there and Carbondale will continue as the central hub for distribution of supplies and rehabilitation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Timots
Rand
War Eagle News Local visits and mining trades noted
Mrs F D Price and Mrs Thomas Buchanan traded a trip to Laeger Tuesday to shop. T Lambert district mine inspector spent Tue Wed Thu at War Eagle inspecting War Eagle Coal Company mines. Miss Clara Holbrook War Eagle Mine School teacher visited Davy Saturday. Geo W Coffey returned Saturday from an extended east business trip. Thomas Cole made a Williamson trip Saturday. Burgoyne Cline justice of peace at Olbert Creek was in War Eagle Saturday on business. Philip Holbrook and brother of Davy visited War Eagle Sunday to see sisters Clara and Bessie Holbrook at War Eagle mines. M D Philps spent Sunday in Matewan visiting friends. Miss Blanche and Edna Depue went to Williamson Saturday to shop. Miss Hazel Miller returned to Kermit last Sunday after a week with Mr and Mrs O Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Price
Thomas Buchanan
Laeger
T. Lambert
War Eagle
War Eagle Coal Company
Clara. Holbrook
Davy
Geo. W. Coffey
Thomas Cole
Thomas Cole Made A Business Trip Fro ‘Williamson Saturday. Burgoyne Cline
Olibert Creek
Philip Holbrook
Clara
Bessie Holbrook
War Eagle Mines
M. D. Philps
Matewan
Blanche
Edna Depue
Williamson
Hazel Miller
Kermit
Campbell
Sciatic Neuritis Explained and Remedy Promoted
A historical note explains sciatic neuritis with intense pain from the sciatic nerve, down the thigh to the foot, worsened by walking. It recommends Allenism Special Formula No 2 capsules as the quick remedy, claiming substantial relief and return to work, with Goodykeant Drug Co. stocking and selling it routinely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Mill
Goodykeant Drag Co
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Welch Briefs
Anderson Smith
Colo Ored
Dudgeon
Smith
Smylie Bible Class
Vhie
Uenteri Winston
Pianlat
P. Bhat
Marketa
P. MacBrunwick
M—Couketlo
Dra
Red Appia Club
Dethont
Wbars Studio Erostam
Mom Everenidy Intent
Eee Orchester T. Bland
Biadet Ghoneatrne
ELAN
Boas Etn A
Mon
John Huritey
Eleanor Nelo
Ide Hartley
Documentet
Flambow Melody Boys of
Moncton
VBAI
Sten Astes
Gibron Orchestra
MPLM
Paul
Dick Long
Orchestre
Bilvertons Orchestys
WGN
Chicago
Posey
Sigurd Biers
Briunswick
Muale
Ippomma Cinb
Ralabo Petmarks
Wpas
Mlain
WRAS
Lotiaville
Ronson
Daventort
Sandman
Kansas
Crry
Advica
KDEA
Dinter Gor
WRB
Atlanta
Uale
le U
Dwight Brown
Steenlrt
WAP
Fort Worth
Tmarmony Club
Cf. A. Artiats
ONRI
Moch
Jundica
CFAC
Calgars
Fea
Uiiu Progrem
Caca
REN
Pacific Coset
KGO
Vakland
St. Francis Orchestra
Paamioms
Frig
Sterray
Frei Ginod
Angeles
Aeolian
B. M
Hawaii
Auartake
Howood A
Hickman
Francisco
Acre
Orchentre
Aion Pr
Toning
Orcheatra
Tueadax
WUBD
WHO
RWS
WHA Wears
UNRG
CNRM
ONRE
NRW
CNRG
KLN
WSUL
WEAO
WRAY
Holy Diactelicm
Reid
National Guard
Ieee
General Headquarters
Beecham
Eleanor Wilcox
Newburgh
N.Y
Les
WAR Eagle News
POST
Bran
American Sugar Refining Company
Ace Parking
Keira
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