Mason Club Forum Promotes Fraternal Service And Education
A West Virginia Masonry event in Pittsburgh highlighted the phrase More Humanity Among Mankind. Everett Pushes urged building a nationwide chain of Masonic clubs from Boston to San Francisco to foster friendship and fraternal goodwill while supporting an educational fund for a George Washington university chair. Guests included H. Beach and J. Kandel. J. K. Anderson urged greeting National Guardsmen at Kanawha City and charitable help for leave accommodations.
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A. Martiregor
National League of Marluidbs
Alle- Kreaies
Troi Pittsberghs
Masople
Everett
Westirst Masonry Clubs
MacGreser
Ules Fee
Tom Trim Pittaburgh
Crafton
Tvsmies
Littabureh
League
Wmans
Blue Lodge
Masonic League
Boston
San Francisco
East
Pittsburgh
Charleston
Hughes
West Virginia
United States
H. #. Beach
Jake Kandel
W. H. Vickers
Montgomery
R. Morrig Smith
Springfield
Ohio
J. K. Anderson
National Guardsmen
Kanawha City
Confessional of a Wife Reveals Hidden Crimes and Revelations
A narrative uncovers the complex entanglements of Bess Dean and Alice Stockbridge with Alec Br... and Kenneth Stockbridge. The speaker recalls past stratagems, betrayals, and a meeting at a Beyview butcher shop, where tension flares as old rivals collide.
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Ness Dean
Madge
Alice Stackbridge
Dean
Durkee
Beyview
Alec Brolvumbe
Stockbridge
Kenneth Stockbridge
Sehnet
Bess
Eobaven
Dea
Marvin
Bess Deawn
Fargut
Ma éunie club receives Hawk's Nest land gift in Charleston
The Ma éunie club of Charleston accepts a land gift from Heallview Realty at Hawk's Nest. The site features Lover's Leap and a scenic outlook. A clubhouse costing at least Bey is planned and local Maxon members may buy shares at $100 each. Chairman Hughes notes a weekly boat dance tonight with bridge players meeting on the second deck. boat departs at 3 o'clock.
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Maéunie Club of
Charleston
Hawk's Nest
Heallview Realty Company
Lover's Leap
Maxon
Hughes
Byrd Nomination Defeat Described as Worst in State
In Virginia the August primaries produced a crushing defeat for the anti prohibitionist forces as Harry Flood Byrd secured the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. W. P. Stayton, leader of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, called the result the worst defeat in state history for the anti saloon league.
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Lietuata
Walter Mar
Harry Flood Byrd
Gubrenas
W. P. Stayton
Association Agatnst
Anti- Saloon League
League
Contegt
Map’ Ani
Prohibition Campaign Lifts Spirits Across States
A veteran Virginia supporter predicts broader success for the Anti-Saloon League as dry state victories surge. He argues the Democratic org has purged itself of Anti-Saloon League influence after statewide repudiation and foresees similar outcomes in other states within two years.
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Virginia
Vetera
Virginie
State Democratic Organization
Local Society Notes Include Weddings and Bridge Teas
In Lewisburg several social events are noted including a Thursday wedding for M Thelorm Tarhart and Madison Taylor Powell with a 71 ceremony. Mrs Key Palmer and Miss Margaret Nelson hosted bridge gatherings featuring many local and guest players from Charleston and Oklahoma. The Littepage marriage of Ruth, daughter of Mr and Mrs G Calmer, to Lanrones Littepage took place at White Springs with Rev Rosenberee officiating.
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M Thelorm Tarhart
Madison Taylor Powell
Key ‘Almer
Stas
Margaret Nelson
Nelson
Hughart Tess Vilmer
Lizabeth Mathews
Julia Carr
Annette Mewhorter
Charleston
Matha Laine
Irene Pollock
Oklahoma
Hughart
John Littepage
Alderson
White Saiphay Springs
Rosenberee Charter
The
Methodiat Church
Lease
WN. Russell
Valley Russell
Yettin
Deetur
B.S. Preston
Relty and Spottwand
Local social notes and visits across towns
Wharleston guests of Dr and Mrs Preston. Mrs Eastey and Beverly Mason visit Washington. Katherine McWhorter Juanita Beery and Elmer Hauck return from Massanetta Springs Va. Mrs Dickinson and Mr Carpenter visit Miss Jennie Price then Charleston. Woman's Summer School of Missions at Greenbrier closes after a successful session. Tadwin Sutherland of Charleston in Lewisburg. Esther Gallimore returns from Paris Kentucky. Prof French W W Thompson and family arrive in Dewisburg from Georgia. Mrefewsue Thompson
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Wharleston
and Sire
D. Te Preston
Gilmer Eastey
Beverly
Washington
Charleston
Carpenter Will
Wil Begins Duties as Greendrier College President
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Thomas and their son John from Columbus, C, have returned home after visiting Mrs. Thomas's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Netson.
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Wil
Greendrier College
J. M. Thomas
John
Columbus
Transcontinental Oil to relocate executive offices
Transcontinental Oil will move its executive department from Pittsburgh to Tulsa Oklahoma around mid September to place management near field operations and avoid duplication. All officials and about fifty Pittsburgh employees will move. a sales office will remain in Pittsburgh.
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Jittsburgh
Transcontinental Oil Company
Pittsburgh
Tulsa
Okla
Twulow
Oklahoma Elt
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Steward
McCormick & CO
Ernst
Hudson Essex
Harrison Garage
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Prince of Wales
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Jase Vt
Katie
Marion
Junior
Iia
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Byrd
Anti-Saloon League
Tor Horlick
Lewisburg
Canirol
West Virginia Waters Electric Company
Transcontinental
Quarrier Street
Washington, D. C
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W. Va
ST. Louis
Cleveland
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Lamb & Company
Bank OF Commerce
Kanawha Cash Groceries
Kanawha ST
Chelyan, W. VA
Handley
Gauley Bridge
W. Vuee Ee Uley Bridge
Charleston St
Tennessee Ave
GEO. Ort
Kanawha Street
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Turkey
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Mazola
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Salomon
Anette Churngold
MUINE
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Moiasaes
Lippincott's
Richmond
Nike
Wetley
Nichmond
Kellogg's
JEIO
AMW
Monarch
Pride of
Rome
Kee
Baker
Richmond Maid
Royal
Goodwin
White House
Wyoming Valley
Pration
Sunkist
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Carquinez
Fame
Dil Fame
Swee Fame
Lanford’s
Arm & Hammer
Sapolig
Weide
Gem
Iy Manor
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