Local West Side farming week draws large turnout
Farm women's week in Jackson Mills drew over 200 attendees with strong enthusiasm. Delegates from Kanawha and neighboring districts returned home after a two day event. Several local residents and visitors announced motor trips, family announcements, and upcoming meetings across Charleston and surrounding towns.
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Jackson Mills Fey
Ka- Bawha
George Vandeveer
Sally K. Sattes
Jetterson
Ella Cunningham
Washington
Wil Hdena
Elk District
Margaret Winters
A. J. Thomas
Belle Winkler
Jefferson d Tatrict
Henry Ihman
Dan Leach
Union
Beswie Rader
Big Sandy
Kanawha County
Remarkable Cure Claim For Mayr’s Remedy
A Birmingham reader reports rapid relief after using Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy for years of digestive trouble. The ad touts elimination of catarrhal mucus, inflammation, and stomach and intestinal ailments, promising satisfaction or money back through Rexall druggists.
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Boneyard
Toneyard
Birmingham
Mayr
Edul A. Potterfield
Rexallatory
Ndt
Ady
Community Notes From Kanawich County Meeting
Kanawich county farm bureau will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the courthouse. Mrs. C J Belly of Bailey Bridge W V a hosts Mr and Mrs Frank Cript at their 1200 Higley Avenue home. Birth announced of a 10 pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Cake of Second Avenue Thursday. J M Knapp to speak at Weekley Memorial United Brethren in the evening service. Mr and Mrs 2D W Arthur and daughter Mary Ruth start a motor trip visiting Prospect Ohio and West Virginia before returning. Mrs John Jarvis mourns name on Beubring Avenue. Luther Carson and Sam Conker return from Florida trip. Mr and Mrs C P Porter of Huntington visit Russell Wildman in Tennesee. Donald Steele Warner recovering from illness contracted in Clarkshoro. Leonard A Ewing in Jacksonville. L L Lewis visiting daughter in Wheeling. Mrs A L Maloy and children Hel en and Arthur with Mrs E Jarrett and J A McGuire motor trip to Indianapolis and Ohio. S t Ross family back from Indiana vacation. Elizabeth Carson visiting relatives in Buffalo New York. Mrs M Roberts and Allen Kida High of Bigsey Avenue guests at Camp Chiurnouk.
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John Jarvis
Beubring Avenue
Luther Carson
Sam Conker
Florida
C. P. Porter
Huntington
Russell Wildman
Tennesee
Donald Steele Warner
William Warner, Jr
Clarkshoro
Leonard A. Ewing
Central Avertue
Jacksonville
L. Lewis
Park Drive
Date Matheny
Wheeling
A. L. Maloy
Helen
Arthur
EL. Jarrett
Hetty
J. A. McGuire
Indianapolis
Ohio
T. Ross
Indiana
Elizabeth Carson
Third Avenue
Buffalo
M. Roberts
Allen Kida - High
Bigsey Avenue
Camp Chiurnouk
Federal Court to Open at Webster Springs Next Tuesday
The federal court will convene in Webster Springs next Tuesday morning. Court offices in Charleston have been vacated by several attaches who depart today by Baltimore and Ohio Railway to prepare for the opening. Attending from this city are Judge George W. Mothinlle, Deputy Clerk Earl Caverder, Assistant District Attorney FE J Pettigrew, United States Marshal Zier Workman, court stenographer, and several deputy marshals, plus District Attorney Eliett Northeat and Agsistanza Laurence McClure and Ko A. Yast who will travel from NYtown. Craver died at her daughter Mrs J Sheridan’s home. burial at Mt. Kvee cemetery after 8 AM service at Sacren Heart church.
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Peter Springs
Charleston
Baltimore and Ohlo
Webster Springs
George W. Mothinllc
Earl Caverder
Assiayent
J. Pettigrew
United States
Zier Workman
Eliett Northeat
Agsistanza
Laurence McClure
Ko A. Yast
Nfyutington
Plan Invitation To Entire State Plans Charleston Week
The southern Wear Virginia region joins a broad plan announced by the Charleston chamber of commerce to host a week of entertain ment starting September 21. A special committee led by Okey B. Johnson says the city expects many visitors and will stage large public performances at Tindley Field while police prepare for increased traffic. Mayor Werts and city officials back the effort as merchants organize displays and promotions to attract buyers, wholesalers, and manufacturers to Charleston.
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Enue
Wear
Virginia
Lenarlegton Week
Chamber of Commerce
Okey B. Johnson
Spevial
Charleston
Bina
Charléston
Atranwemenca
Johnson
Henry Caplin
W. B. Gary
A. S. Thomas
George L. Coyle
John T. Mursan
FW. Hersher
Woodroe
FB. Puffer
Tnidley Field
Osmoko Setenes
Preament 3
Madison
Chamber of Commerece
Fe City
John Britton
W. W. Werts
Asule
CLOTHIER COMMUNITY GOSSIP AND SHARED MISSIONS
Local notices from Clothier area recount visits by Mrs Dodd and family in Kent, Miss Irene Barker returning from Lronton, and Miss Dorothy Clare and Sidney Burrell’s court verdict over a bean betrothal. A Newport item notes a unique engagement customs court ruling. meanwhile hunting lore mentions falcons targeting gazelles to aid hunters.
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Herns
Cupid
Newport
Hay
Dorothy May Clare
Teachar
Sidney Burrell
Mercantile Marine
Burrell
Dresel
Early Autumn Predicted Amid Colorful Decline in Woods
Weather forecasters and observers note early signs of autumn with red and brown leaves appearing across species, a dry summer and early color change. Some trees show dead leaves from insect damage, while cooler nights hint at an unusually early season. many expect late September turning, with October at peak and possible warm days before snow. Road trips and autumnal outings are forecast to increase as tourism reinforces the change.
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Renoawha
Low River Stage Triggers City Complaints Over Incinerator
Wan River low stage and partial incinerator closure spark complaints to City Hall. City Manager H. Walker says situation only partly remedied near the river incinerator. Last week several furnaces at the incinerator were out of commission due to burnt out grates needing renewal.
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Wan
Awho
H. ©. Walker
Kanawha River Sewers Flooding City Fronts
Residents along Kanawha Street endure summer floods as river levels rise and sewer outlets go underwater forcing homes to close front areas. Officials say repairs are complete and garbage burning will resume, but recurring high water continues to disrupt disposal and sanitation.
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Wes
Turin
Kanawha
Kanawha Street
Weather outlook for Washington week of August 22
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday covers Ohio valley and Tennessee with showers Monday or Tuesday and a gale later. Temperatures run generally above normal Monday, turning cooler Tuesday or Wednesday, then warmer Thursday or Friday.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
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