Delayed Games Start in West Side Church League
Postponed games in the West Side church baseball league will begin Monday afternoon as announced yesterday. Lydia Robe on leads roup No 1 with 21 wins and 1 loss, Breem- Hars and Banham on the battery. Breem No 2 has 12 wins and 4 losses, with several postponed games to be played. Schedule lists postponements through August and September at Glenwood and Florida fields, with several matchups against United Brethren and Humphreys. Separate notes mention a motor trip to New England and visits of local residents to Delaware Avenue, plus church conference outcomes and community notices.
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West Side Church Baseball League
John W. Sparks
The
Rescue
Arran
Ny Ft
W. J. Peck
Cave
Croup No. 1
Lydia Robaon
Bream
Ioyd Church
T To & the
Glenwood - Bod
Humphrey Ceropyie
United Brethren
Ceases -Sist BF
Henwond
Glenweed Field
United Brethren Ve. Bova
Fiorida Tela
Glenwood
Glenwood Field
Boyd
Humphreys
Florida Fles
Hepyad
Humphrera
Florida Field
Obituary of Mrs A S Craver in Durant area
Mrs A S Craver died at night at her daughter’s home in Durant after a long illness. Funeral services are planned for Saturday or Monday at Sacred Heart church, pending relatives. Survived by daughters Mrs R J Blackhart, Mrs H M Hickam of Durbin. Mrs Clarence Williams, Mrs EL A Schoulfield of Baltimore. Mrs Warren Cunningham of Hendricks. Mrs J B Gee of Ash Manor. Mrs J Sheridan and Mrs GW Spaniol of Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craver
A. S. Craver
R. Sheridan
Brown
Sacred Heart Church
R. J. Blackhart
H. M. Hickam
Durbin
Clarence Willams
EL A. Schoulfield
Baltimore
Warren Cunningham
Hend@ricks
J. BL Gee
Ash
Mané, Ky
J. 2. Sheridan
GW. Spaniol
Charlesston
Make Your Own Bug Killer P D Q
A dubious home remedy promises a strongest bug killer for bedbugs roaches and ants. It claims a safe formula, requiring a packet from a druggist and a sealed double strength bottle. The text reads like an advertisement with implausible effectiveness and safety assurances.
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Speaky Bedingn
Guggenheim Today Rules And Regulations
A garbled OCR style item outlines rules for a game or activity at Guggenheim. It mentions classification limits, letter patterns, and scoring tied to unique words and names, with penalties for duplicates and omissions. The text is incomplete and contains many misspellings but centers on procedural constraints and point rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
Virginian screen action thrills in Capitol feature
A Virginian film at the Capitol theatre promises daring storm filming above the San Bernardino mountains. Harry Perry and Kenneth Hechen lead a cast including Lola Wilson and Ring a Life, with heat and hazards cited as worth the effort.
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San Bernardino Mountains
Los Angeles
Ten Foymay Dumms
Heathe Capital Theatre
Rail Men Protest Against Undergrade Crossing Plan
A New York Central Railroad protest argues against a Young street grade crossing removal in Charleston West Virginia. Officials contend current delays persist and routes will shift, while engineers study alternatives to satisfy both sides. The November 0 protest lists legal grounds and cites public safety and traffic concerns.
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New York Central
Talhead
Charleston
Betiyas
Huntington
Maar End Council
United States
Aty
Thortelny
Cpl Street
Bleelyer
Ae Bhattle City Engineet
Hnfort
Basia
Wharleston
Tol Street
Ble
Niers
Garandell
Arlebach
Hn Self
Emery
Columbus
J. A. Stocker
A. M. McVay
Eniat
Wy No King
Qtearnesy
New York Central Railroad
Young Street
Vity
West Virginia
Ates
Gtade
Spring Street
Capitol
Elleviver
Krados
Youns Street
Realtors Visit Plants In Dunbar In Optimistic Tour
Realtors toured several Dunbar plants including Gravely Maton and Cy E Water Co and Plater Wnamel company learning of new operations, paving, and proposed growth. They heard plans for a large plant complex, housing and industrial development, with comments from business leaders on Charleston’s future and West Virginia expansion. A public reception at the Lauten Brethren church followed the visits.
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Dyritar Yestermann
Charleston Tell
Gravely
Maton Pliw
Cy Ewater Company
Pletener
Wempeny
Amy
Eniely
Emmy
Eipiny
Corm
Nivin McCoriek
Dunbar Wwerter
Ely
Lauten
Tate Raven
Maver Menro
Danber
Dany
Cain
Adkibhens
Kunbar Industriel
Merida
Wien
Banka
Chareston
Evlig
Marys Wautman
Charleston
Dunharne
Yale al Beret
Danbar
Bel Commins
Alvin McCormins
Howe
Peter Rabbit and the Muskrat House Mystery
Thornton W. Burgess tale follows Peter Rabbit waking to a commotion in the marsh as Redwing and Mrs Redwing alarm him about a likely threat near Jerry Muskrat’s house. Peter investigates the top of the Muskrat den and discovers a moving brown mass, mistaking it for something sinister until it proves to be a real creature moving on the roof.
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Aputge
Peter Rabbit
Deen
James
Bolter
Jerry Muskrat
Kayley
Mrs. Redwine
Dow
Mr. Bludsauke
Peter
Wien
W. Burcesn
Quotarians Learn of U S Park Tour at Luncheon
Quota club members gathered at the Kanawha Hotel for a luncheon with Robert O. Murphy of The Gazette as host. He contrasted modern newspaper life with past conditions, while Miss Margaret Williams described her western trip and Yellowstone wonders, entertaining with humorous anecdotes and meeting Irvin Cobb.
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iCharleston
Robert O. Murphy
Gasette
Kanawha Hotel
Merphy
Morris Shepherd
iteelWater
Oretor
Murphy
Seare
Margaret Williams
A. Moore Company
West
Irvin Cobb
Yellowstone National Park
MiMy Maude Zlegter
Hipcleam Grinze
Misa Hicanor Brooks
American Business Club
State C P A S Hold Annual Election in Charleston
The Association of Certified Public Accountants of West Virginia held its annual meeting yesterday at the Bank of Commerce in Charleston. Officers elected for the coming year were Dkey J. Hayslip Huntington president, Charle Sterile Fairmont vice president, S. A. Blustein Charleston second vice president, N. S. Fitehueh Charleston treasurer, and J. P. Vaurban Charleston secretary. A constitutional change allows holders or certificats from other states practicing in West Virginia to become home members. TL. Cramery of Parkersburg read a paper on municipal accounting. The meeting was attended by indices at the Kanawha hotel.
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Association of Certifed Pulette Accountants
West Virginia
Bank of Commerce
Charleston
Yfleere
Dkey J. Hayslip
Huntington
Charle Sterile
Fairment
S. A. Blustein
Second View
N.S. Fitehueh
J. P. Vaurban
Cramery 5
I Dla
Parkersburg
Kanawha
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West: Side Baseball Organization
West Side
J. L Heiser
O. d. Adkins
J. F., Staley
D. £. Wallace
Clyde Swinburne
Jonni Gon Swinburn
Frank Pritt Have
New England
Providence
R. 1
Rabbis of
Khorassan
Relda Burlsop
May Cooper
Beckley
Genevieve Bailey
Delaware Avenue
Wiliams
Humphreys Memorial Church
Heturn Home
Mr. and Alls
Ni A. Barth and
Chil
Bug Killer
Exide Batteries
Exide
Guggenheim
Conyen- Vins
Big Capitol
Summers Street
Harry Perry
Mr. Marman
Kenneth Hechin
Kioy
Emmett Hudnall
Jehnnie Walker
Martinsburg
American Legion
Stone
Harold 5. Stone
Mountain State Hospital
Main Street
W. Ivory
van Alwi Sland
Waters
Tae Romer
Cay Feduoni
Ius
jProgran Seit
Dunbar
Pyulle
Eline
Tranapael
Charlenton
Winity
Ondinanes
Ite
Brean
Weat
Virginia Lylog
Kapawha Vailes
Thornton W. Burgess
Redwing
Blackbird
Walter
Coimpierce Commissiators
Kintowha and
West Virginia Railroad
Hoan Ung
Abuus
Pe OY
New York
Astor
B.A. Muschenhelen
Times Square
IL Hee
Auction House
Yellowstone
Mase Homes
Clara M. Schunk Monounres
Hatabehin
Mkarawha Banking & Tune
Vidg
Capitol View
Renee Sunioere
Waehing
Capitol 127
G. A. Thompson
Charleston Street
Vulcanizing Capital
Hood Tires
Interstate Tire Company
Sunday Service
Stoney
ST. Cap
Galperin Music Shop
Capitol Si
Thone
S. Spencer Moore Co
Capitel St
Donnally
West Virginia Association
Bebere Romy
Shreveport
Lau
Heart Akense
Kale Parland Aya Code Pany
Chicago
Jackson Blvd
Dearborn and
Quincy Sts
al Street
Dirme Getets
Levati Sur
Te Great Northern
America
John C. O'Neill
Colonial
MOUNT_CLEMENS
Michigan
Clemens
Detroit
W. W. Witt
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