Marriage of Misa Josephine Marusha and Ernest Bennett
Announcement reports the April 16 Bristol marriage of Misa Josephine Marusha to Ernest Bennett. The couple left for a honeymoon to Charleston Huntington and other cities and will live with Bennett's parents at Edgewood A street after returning. The bride is a Powell Falls native and Binefield sanitarium graduate known for her conscientious professional work. Bennett is with the Bennett and Noel electrical firm and has many congratulating friends.
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Misa Josephine Marusha
Ernest ©. Bennett
Bristol
West Virginia Daughters endorse first vice president candidate
Mrs. W H Thomas and Mrs. Reese T Bowen from Clarksburg attended a West Virginia division meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. They were unanimously endorsed for the office of first vice president, with the general convention election to be held at Hot Springs.
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W. H. Thomas
Reese T. Bowen
Clarksburg
West Virginia
United Daughters of
W R. Byrne
Charleston
Wee
Cardui Aids Richmond Woman In Recovery From Nerve Pain
Mrs. J. C. Madison of 015 North h Street Richmond says Cardui relieved her womanly troubles and severe headaches after months of illness. She reports improved strength, fewer faint spells, and now can complete housework, having used five bottles with life saving effects. Ask your druggist.
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Richmond
J. C. Madison
North H St
Cardus
West Virginia United Daughters elect new officers
Rog Bh Ay minds a marine in November reelection results in several officer changes. Mrs. Byrne becomes division president and Miss Myrtle Ogden registrar. New officers include Mrs. Hoover first vice president Miss Sally Lee Powell second vice president and Miss Loretta Keen an recording secretary. Meeting set for Shepherdstown with honorary president Mrs. Pagan.
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Sally Lee Powell
Sheperdstown
Loretta Keenan
Clarksburg
Mary C. Stribling
Martinsburg
Jane Dice Price
Lewisburg
Charles L. Reed
Huntington
Bertha White
Parkersburg
Ora F. Tomlinson
Shepherdstown
Sallie Lee Powell
David Pagan
Charleston
State Association For Life
Eagan
United Daughters of Confedera
Oll
West Virginia
Thomas
Bowen
Fairmont
William Stanley Haymond
Edwin Robinson
Eastern Star Members to Attend Grand Chapter Meeting
Between thirty and fifty representatives of Bluefield Chapter No 66, Order of Eastern Star, will attend the Grand Chapter, O E S, which convenes October 8 at Welch. An excellent program has been arranged with several social features planned.
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Bluefield
No 66
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
O. F E
Welch
Nomads of the Night at the Paris Library Spotlight
The library offers Gaston Leroux’s gripping tale Nomads of the Night featuring Nina Noha, a Parisian dancer famed for beauty and mystery, in a story of passion and pursuit fraught with danger.
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Gaston Leroux
Nina Noha
Dancer
Paris
Cheri-Bibi Takes On Old Enemies In Daring Escape
The famed Cheri-Bibi pursues rivals across France from Nice to Marseilles in a fast paced tale of vengeance and danger. Critics compare him to Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, yet he remains loyal to his word and far from cowardly. A later note mentions a picnic trip with Duncan and Mrs Zeyn Re papers and Eliza Kitts B Repase, plus plans for a winter in Bluefield and spring return to Dallas.
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Cheri-Bibi
France
Mediterranean
Tatatul Nice
Purlieuns
Marseilles
Guiana
Dr. Jeykl
Mr. Hyde
Bluefield
Mrs. Parham
Dallas
Bluefield Families Visit Glades Tavern Party
A group from Bluefield West Virginia and Bluefield Virginia motored to Robinett's Tavern at Glades aertaee Virginia where they were greeted by local residents including the Duncans and several Misses. The excursion included Mr. and Mrs. Lester and their children Imogene Leon and Byron along with the Atwell and Hoback parties and the Ross families plus Miss Pearl Wilson.
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C. D. Lester
J. BE. Kitts
Imogene
Leon
Byron
D. L. Atwell
R. J. Hoback
Carrie Lee
Bluefield
W. Va
T. W. Ross
Cecil O. Ross
Melba
Pearl Wilson
Robinett's Tavern
Glades Aertaee
A. L. Duncan
Bernice
Kathleen
Eimo
Local marriages and travel notes from Bluefield area
Miss Sallie Neal and Wr. Albert Parham were married at the Neal home amid family relatives. Mr. Parham, a former oil worker from Dallas, visited Blufield during courtship. George Strum couple returned from a wedding journey in eastern cities. Families and locals travel to Christiansburg and Fort Myers while several residents enter hospitals and plan moves.
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Sallie Neal
Albert Parham
H. C. Neal
Fourth Street
Sr. Parham
Dallas
Texas
Blufield
George Strum
B R. Richardson
Eugenia
Christiansburg
ER. L. Johnson
Tazewell
Bluefield Sanitarium
C. W. Hale
Northfork
St. Luke's Hospital
George Huggins
Fort Myers
Fla
BOBBED wonderful with the tiny 1ahaen Giant Shampoo
The fragment mentions a shampoo product named Giant Shampoo and a descriptor bobs up with a tiny feature. It lacks clear events or identifiable persons or organizations.
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N. Y
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Matoaka Haw. & Furniture Co
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Ick Smokeless Coal Co
Concho
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Cherokee
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