Enjoyable Welch High School banquet honored seniors
Social news recalls a Tuesday evening banquet at the Presbyterian Church parlors where Welch High School seniors were toasted by juniors and faculty. Dinner for 36 trustees and 38 juniors plus teachers and local dignitaries highlighted the evening with remarks from Dr Hall and others. Also noted are circle meetings of the Methodist Missionary Society and Welch personal brief items about residents and visitors in the area.
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Jeniors
Welch’ High School
Presbyterian Church
Bentura
W. ©. Hall
W. C. Cook
M. Wade Cullen
Efffa
Beavers
Trostle
James Vermillion
Iaster
Mary Gladya Lambert
Eleanor Reid
Vernon Calloway
Albert Barley
Lloyd Cook
B.C. Groae
Hail
Board of Education
sDeach
Homes Wanted for a Number of Children
The McDowell County Probation Officer W T Farley seeks homes for several destitute children in Welch. Ten children including two boys eleven and thirteen and a seven year old girl await placement. Malle Loyd sixteen seeks a good home with school and work. More children, Edward through Harry Stanfield aged two to fourteen, may be bound out unless admitted to the Odd Fellows Home for Orphans. Interested families may contact the mother in Ashland for interviews. Several youths were punished for truancy in Squire Hufford's court this week. Farley notes previous ad placements via The Telegraph.
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McDowell County
W. T. Farley
Welch
Malle Loyd
Edward
Harold
Eugene
Nannie
Frances
James
Lola
Harry Stanfield
Odd Fellows Home
Inother
Ashland
Squire A. C.hufford
Wiley Lovelace
W. M. Rose
W. M. Kegley
W. M. McBrayer
Halph Stinello
Edward Roten
Sam Corder
W. Shanks
Gable Timir
Frank Hughes
J. H W. Teadford
Busy term ends as McDowell County court adjourns
The McDowell County criminal court adjourned yesterday after disposing of the last case on the docket in July. Officials report a busy term with many felonies and misdemeanors, including seven murder charges. The final case involved Levi Jessup charged with murder in War, tied to an early incident.
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McDowell County Criminal Court
Levi Jessup
H. Miller
Kimball Kiwanis Club Holds Splendid Meet
The Kimball Kiwanis Club gathered Tuesday at the Houston M. E. Church in Kimball for a splendid meeting with an engaging program and several visitors. A clean-up week announced May 25 aims to improve the town, while Welch Rotary guests spoke on MacDowell county Boy Scouts and the club pledged support. J H Miles entertained with sleight of hand as Windy Hicks and other visitors from Northfork Kimball Harlan Parkersburg Thacher attended.
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Kimball Kiwanis Club
Houston M
Kimball
T. Hads
T. E. Organ
Harry Morgan
Mayor Turner
Kimball Club
Welch
Windy Hicks
Northfork
Hartcourt
H. D. Vaughan
Harlan, Ky
J. C. Williams
Luther M. Lucas
W. F. Hamilton
Parkersburg
Charles H. ‘Wells
Thacher
John Smith Given Fine and Jail Term in Court
Joan Smith received one year in the county jail and a $50 fine on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses in Squire A C Hutford's court yesterday morning after being brought back to the city from Huntington by Deputy Sheriff Nick Verano. E Smith told the court after sentencing she would rather have been...
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Joan Smith
Squire A. C. Hutford
Kuntington
Nick Verano
E Smith
Deen
Daily Telegraph Radio Program Highlights May 14
An outline of radio features across U S cities with times and station calls. Notable listings include Atwater Kent Orchestra Bel, McKenna lecture series, Specht's Orchestra, California Ramblers, and Chalmers Ensemble across WOR WHN WJ2 KDKA WCAK and others with varied music, talks, and game scores.
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Peale
Fivertown
Lopes Grea
New York
Franklin
Ational Instituts of
Pada
Bolenvoa
Balo
Specht
Wat
Borlew
Anamager
Aalri
Nusicale
Right
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Wone
New
Atwater-Kent Arista
M—Silvarinwn Orchestra
WEHG
Altoona
Woodmen of. America
KDKA
Rast Pittsourge
Stockman-Farmer
Markel
Teaberime
Tinme Slenaia
Pont
WCAK
Pittsburgh Press
William Penn Orchestra
Uncle Kayben
Moore
Radio Artlais
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Silvartown Orchestra
Way
Bcnenectady
Ten Hyck Tro
LG Bunting
Loules Haetner
Conte
Wanamaker Proerei P
Conservatory
Botechair
Wem Buffalo
Chalmers Ensemble
Atwater-Kent
Silvertown Oreheairs
Providence
Port Erd Chetroors
Rarersbintwater Kent
Ivertown Orchestra
Bhston
Ig Brother
Mo Atwaierenn
Eee
Roester
Uelal Robtatrn
Martfom
Yay Apringfield
WRC
Washington
Leo House
ODB
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Morton H
Cleveland
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Crystal Slipper Orchestra
WTAM
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Hay ‘Tadea
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Chicago
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Momus
Don Bestor
Waa
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Kyw
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Howe
Baller Maaly
Benton
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Solaista
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Atwater-Kent Artlets
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Louis
Kansas City
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Wen
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Woaw
Umara
Randall's Orchestra
Sunshine
Mandella
Industrial “Arta
Prisoner Smith Defrauds Banker In Windy Tale Scam
The Bank of Davy cashier R W Harvey cashed a check for Smith after he wove a windy tale, later revealing Smith had claimed substantial funds in a Christiansburg bank. Harvey alerted Christiansburg authorities when he learned he had been stung and Smith faced charges.
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Moundeville
Smith
R. W. Harvey
Bank of Davy
Christiansburg
Harvey
Veterans Auxiliaries to Organize in Welch Tonight
Veterans of the Foreign Wars Auxiliary will arrive in Welch on the 16th to organize the Me. Dowell county VFW auxiliary. The ladies auxiliary will begin work in the new dugout.
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Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Me. Dowell
Two Young Men Freed After Counterfeit Catch
Arthur Lawson and G H Burechelt were released by United States Commissioner Floyd Waldron after a hearing. They had been arrested on the discovery of a counterfeit $10 bill found during a spree involving moonshine, a joy ride, poker, and passing the bill. Officers Woodyard and Zingale placed them in custody, but the men expressed gratitude upon release and drove away in their car.
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Arthur Lawson
G. H. Burechelt
United States
Floyd Waldron
Keystone
Woodyard
Zingale
Tooge
Me+ Dowell county
Welch Briefs Trial For Moonshine Car In Wilcoe
George Grey and John Vaught, both colored, were tried in Mayor Blakelys court for lugging a car with thirteen gallons of moonshine. Grey was discharged for lack of evidence. Vaught, who admitted riding in the car, received 160 fine, costs, and thirty days on the city chain gang. Welch Kiwanis holds meeting at Baptist Church with tribute to mother by Mrs. J O Anderson. Attendance prize won by team four with 83.79 percent. Dr B Vermilion noted as captain of its team.
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George Grey
John Vaught
Wilcoe
Blakely
Grey
Vaught
Baptist Church
J. O .Anderson
Wother
B Vermilion
Gantela
War to Have Sunday Mail Service in War West Virginia
Residents of War West Virginia win Sunday mail service after years of asking through Rep James Strother. A May 17 start date is set by Postmaster General Harry S. New with field officials recommending the change. The town boasts new paving a water tank and growing fire protection as it gains postal service and status.
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New
Congressman Strother
James French Strotter
Congress
Strother
Harry &. New
Washington, D. C
James French Strother
House of Representatives
Mr. Strother
W. Va
Harry S&s. New
Tanlac Promises Health Boost With Herbal Formula
Claims Tanlac restores energy and appetite for those run down by illness. Advertising notes its herbal roots and blood purifying effects, promising quick improvement within days and urging readers to buy at a local drug store.
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Tanlac
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