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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1925

Page

3

Reverend James Hoyt to wed on eighty first birthday

The Congregational minister Reverend James Phillips Hoyt, aged 81, will marry his second cousin Mrs. Mary Koxt of Kingston on July 28 in St Petersburg Florida, marking his 81st birthday and an ongoing romance started nearly sixty years ago. The couple plans to reside in St Petersburg after the ceremony with officiant Reverend Kerriton Juniper.

G. D. Tyson Hoyt John Mary Tam Lil Dr. Hoyt Ace New York Ray Datin B. Hoyt Emmae A. Judd Doctor Hoyt Connecticut Florida Shetton Newtown Cheshire Connt Melbourne St. Petersburg Fla Sarah B. Judd Atricken Doctor Host Rev Eye Kingston Kerriton Juniper Martin-Hoyt Publishing House Atlanta Ga.y George Hoyt Wiliam Hoyt Hoyt Solver Company Milford Hoya Yale Thomas Woodrow Wilson

Pitt Industry Showing Growth Amid Rising Employment

New York April 17 Industry in the Pittsburgh district is reported to be improving with indications of increased employment. Iron and steel mills run at about ninety percent capacity plate and glass window factories near full capacity and car plants over full with gradual additions to the workforce.

NHYW_ YORK Pittsburgh

Hawaii to Stage International Swimming Meet in 1928

Honolulu reports plans for a week long international swimming meet in June 1928 featuring competitors from Oriental, Australian, Hawaiian and mainland American pools. Judge William T. Rawling and Colonel W. H. Beckman lead the effort, aiming to revive Hawaii’s swimming tradition with star performers.

Honolulu William T. Rawling United States District Court W. H. Beckman Kinoia Athletic Club Rawlins

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