Society notes recall of weddings and visits around Kanawha
Mr and Mrs William Bowcock Kuykendall return from their wedding trip and host friends at 2396 Hanewha Street. Numerous relatives and friends from Bancroft Marmet and Fairmont visit, travel, or return from trips to St Petersburg Buffalo and Cleveland, with several planning future visits to White Sulphur Springs and Ronceverte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowcock Kuykendall
Hanewha Street
Kuykendall
Mias
Naomi Ranch
Luke Krantz
Draughter
Virginia Krantz
Bancroft
Frank Peebles
Columbia Avenue
Carl Hudnall
West Charleston
J. R. Love
Maremet
Margaret Love
Misa Frede. Elliott
W. H. Elliott
Kanawha Street
Marmet
John 8
Glenn
Jackson Street
St. Petersburg
Fla
L. C. ‘Tompkina
St. Albans
Waa
Joseph Layman
Jane
Fairmont
Misa Emma Layman
Milas Evelyn Burns
Johnnle Conke
Ohio Avenue
Cleveland
Miriam Woods
Harrisville
Mise Blanche Caudll
Beckley
Momer B. Woods
Supreme Court
Clyde Cook
Misa Ethel Martin
Strom Beckley
Mia
J. W. Smiley
Mea
Robert A Donnally
Murzaryt Smiley
B.S. Dunny
Heckley
Lewisburg Hosts State Livestock Association Dinner
One hundred sixty members of the State Livestock association were served at dinner by the Greenbrier County Woman's association at the John A Preston Community house in Lewisburg during their annual Good Fellowship tour. A barbecue followed Tuesday at the Tuckwaller farm in their honor. Local visitors include the Lacy families from Glade Springs and Emporia, Virginia, with J W Lacy to supply the pulpit at Old Stone church in Lloyd Courtney's absence. Several locals return from Gap Mills and Charleston after visits with friends. Captain J M Moore of Greenbrier noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Livestock Association
Greenbrier
J. W. Lacy
Old Stone Church
Lloyd Courtney
N. McWherrer
Childcen
Gap Mills
B. FP. Nest. Bir
C. Mc Haima ‘and Stallion
Kentucky
BH. L. Hell
Fred Staunton
Julius Simms
Mason Sullivan
Charleston
Miay Arnold Danna
J. M. Moore
Prohibition Officers Impostors Loot Rural Home
Two men posing as prohibition officers robbed W T Robinson residence near Dennison Run at midnight. They fled with 460 in cash and two Liberty bonds after failing to find moonshine. State police identified and arrested Steve Ross and Okey Heel, jailed on 2600 bond each, following a search based on Robinson’s description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsontburg
W. Ya
Frank ©. Burdette
Charleston
West Virginia
Prosecuing Attorneys’ Association
W.T. Robinson
Here
Dennison
Prohibition
Robinson
H. A. Brown
Company & Headquarters
State Police
Hewood Junction
L. W. Walker
Ly M. Roache
Houbinson
Steve Ross
Okey Heel
Willey Named Chief of P C 5 A
A Charleston man Wiley was elected president of the Patriotic Order Sons of America state camp at its annual gathering in Berkeley Springs. Keyser named as president for next year. W J Wilt, H Bradley, J Hammerla and others elected to state offices. Local notices include visitors and social updates from Lewisburg, Morgantown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Berkeley
Brarkeley Springs
D. Wiley
Charlies Town
Patriotic Order of the Sons of America
Vadny
Keyser
Keene
Wer
W. J. Wilt
Kearneysville
H. O. Bradley
Charles Town
Hammerla
North Mountain
Truster
EH. Turgesa
New Creek
B. Hoftmaster
Shenandoah Junction
Pornia
Ruppinthal
Herkeley Springs
W. K. Piper
Morgantown
Lincoln County endorses McClintie for fourth circuit judge
West Virginia bar resolutions from Lincoln County back George W. McClintie for the fourth circuit court of appeals judge post. The Lincoln bar also supports Watt Northcott for southern district judge if McClintie is chosen, and urges Guy Goff to elevate McClintie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McCindle
Ammons
Lincoln
Ratetich
Pocahontas
Mercer
Kanawha
Wayne
Lincoln County
Hanlin
Bott
Bar Association of
West Virginia
George W. McClintie
Chesult Court of Appeala
Fourth District
United States
Guy D. Goff
Fran
Watt Northcott
Gistelet
Guy J. Gulf
West Firygsula
Kott
George W. McClure
Ellott Northcott
jUay
Timberland hunting permits spark landowner complaints
The article discusses widespread timberland hunting without written permission, noting that because many tracts lack fences and belong to different owners, surveying every parcel would be needed to avoid trespass. It highlights that landowners in Webster Pocahontas and Greenbrier counties resist issuing written permissions and favors fencing and stricter license requirements to fund game and fish protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwt
Grafton Sentinel
Grafton
Webster
Pocahontas
Greendrier
Offic
Eskling Jotincheon to entertain at Methodist gym
Young People's Bible class at the Methodist gym will stage an Eskling Jotincheon this evening. Mrs Earl Conper chairs the canunities committee and, with other members, is preparing an appetizing menu for the event. Nearby notes report Miss Hullie Mollohan leaving for a visit with sister Mrs J D Patton in Charleston and several residents on various trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Gymnasiom
Earl Conper
Canunities
Niire
Hullie Mollohan
J. D. Patton
Charleston
A. Melachias
New York
WL AL O'Neill
Mixa Ruth Manson
Biss Lidin O'Neil
Bristol
Penn Vishring
Miss Nui
Atlanta
Hag
Gr. Teothfele
A. J. Lyon
Montgomery
FW. Bartram
Paul Arbuckle
Albany
G. W. Curry and Son
Ratt
Middle West
Freckles and Outdated Beauty Claims Cause Confusion
Fragmented OCR text discusses freckles and supposed products promising flawless skin. It mentions creches, department stores, and a claim of removing freckles. The language is garbled, with unclear references to products, guarantees, and effects, offering little concrete information or names.
Lincoln Attorneys Endorse McClintic for Federal Bench
Lincoln lawyers meeting in Hamlin endorsed George W McClintic for the vacancy on the United States circuit court of appeals created by the death of Judge C A Woods. Hilett North, the United States attorney, recommended McClintic, and a resolution will be sent to Senator Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Bloatenberg
Lincoln County Bar Associa
Tom
Hamlin
George
W McClintic
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
C. A. Woods
Hilett Northcou
United States
Wig
McClintie
Senpator Goik
Science Triumphs Over Grim Reaper in Lorain
In Lorain a child named Marthe Mricson aged 8 revived after her heart stopped for three minutes during a tonsil operation. Dr. R A Stack injected adrenaline to restart her heart and she showed signs of life after three minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ang
Marthe Mricson
R. A. Stack
Ain
A Timely Digestant Increases Vim For Elderly
The passage extols a restorative drink that brings vigor to aging bodies, describes richer blood, stronger flesh, and urges consuming the digestant with every meal to sustain health and energy.
Down town lunch-hour threat disrupts downtown, two officers hurt
In St Louis on August 11 a downtown lunch-hour threat caused chaos as Captain George M Ford state superintendent of schools and graduates addressed a gathering. Police responded, and two officers were injured in the ensuing confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
Forger Caught After Running Revolver Firing Incident
Deputy city marshal and an accused check forger were wounded in a running gunfight here after the forger, who had just attempted to cash a bogus check at the Mississippi Valley Trust Company, was captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd
Ilasippi Valley Trust Company
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