Gresham Hosts Birthday Party on Grant Street
Mrs Reginald Gresham hosted a second birthday party for Reginald Point yesterday at her Grant street home. Children were entertained with storytelling and games. A large birthday cake with pink candles adorned the table as familiar guests gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Gresham
Becton
Grant Street
Reginald Point
Isabel Kennison
Vera Jackson
Louise Kennison
Billy Walker
Charles Jackson
Junior Walker
Junior Wolfe
Wilma Jean Schanholtz
Laster Mag Arthur
Frederick Moore
Billy Graybill
Junior Graybill
Anna Arthur
Carrie Gresham
Lucilla Beel
Gresham
Pesky bed bugs and roaches ad claim potent killer
An advertisement touts a chemical product claimed to kill bed bugs roaches moths and other pests without harming clothing. The ad promises a full quart bottle with a patent cap and a ready supply for hard to reach nests and asserts suitability for public institutions and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Glen
Ady
End the Bunion Pain Forever with Boone’s Emerald
An 1910s style alert urges reducing swollen toe joints using Boone’s Emerald CW. Sold at drug stores in a two-ounce bottle, described as highly concentrated and backed by a money back guarantee. Also promoted for varicose veins with a similar night and morning application claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Bullman
Distinctive Girls Seekrefined Face Powder in Texas
Distinctive girls like Miss Pearl Roberts of Parttonville Texas seek grooming details that reflect personality. They praise Black and White Incense of Flowers Face Powder for rare texture and fragrance and superior, velvety finish. Roberts comments the powder is delightfully different, soft and fluffy yet enduring and smooth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Roberts
Parttonville
Texas
Solow
Roberts
West Virginia social notes and church circle reports
Mrs J Regent and others plan visits to Huntington and Columbus by motor. Burford of Kanawha Two Mile announces birth of a daughter, christened Tiny Helen Burford, former Charleston resident. Women’s auxiliary circles meet at Bream Memorial church in numerous homes. Personal notes cover vacations, visits, and social events including a birthday party for a child at the O’Dell home and an upcoming class meeting at Central M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Bus
Nuvert . Burford
Kanewha Two Mile
Tiny
Helen Burford
Burford
Jene Grifith
Charleston
Bream Memorial Church
Mor Toe
Seventh Street
John Given
E. M. Heback
Garden Street
Drum Price
Main
McDowell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dewey Hallengee
West Avenue
A. G McWhorter
South Side
Petavia McNaal
Pine Street
Earl Rose
Two Mile
Rey Mayes
Wyoming Street
BD. BD. Camp
Wyoming
Ambrose Wherle
Brown
J. F. Cablish
Fayette
J. M. Persinger
Glenwood Avenue
C. N. O'Dell
Guinea
W. B. Sing
Central M.E. Church
Arrangements Noted For Meeting And Health Updates
An invitation was issued to all members urging attendance. Miss Delta Quick of 3 Handen nu e is in Kanawha Valley Hospital. Jamie Kirby of fit Columbia Boulevard is visiting with friends and relatives at Hupert p W. Was Variation Be the West Jr. and Mrs. Robertson of 647 Hell street spending their vacation in Yellowstone National Park. expected home early next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Guthrie
Margaret
Mable Guthrie
Ocean View
Norfolk
Virginia
James J. Vivine
Frank C. Brown
Columbia Boulevard
Atlantic City
Miya Marjorie Donahue
Gallia
Onfe
E. A. Meyer
Mariani Street
Mildred 2
Norma Neil
Detla Quick
Kanawha Valley
NinHing
Miss Jamney Kirby
Hupert
P W
West Jr
Robertson
Hell Street
Yellowstone National Parts
City Plans Auction of Obnoxious Mule
City poundmaster William Thompson will auction a 750 pound mule found roaming the streets. Bids start low with final price uncertain as buyers take responsibility for damage. City Manager Much Walker warns drastic action if no buyers or funds to feed the animal. Lieutenant Frank Woat may be called to retrieve the mule’s remains if sold or disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
City Incenerator
End
Walker
Bya
Gets It Corns Drop Works Miracle Pain Remedy
A claim that a drop treatment relieves corn pain instantly and causes the corn to shrivel and fall away. Marketed as scientific and trusted by dancers actors doctors and millions, with a warning to beware imitators and to buy at drug stores.
Sunday School Class Rides Train Near Plymouth
A Mra It. H. raalec's Sunday school class held a Shay ride and welcome gathering near Plymouth Thursday evening. Attendees included Virgle Steele Gladya McCoy TLottle tledrick Clara Clark Opal McDonald Alisia Bylvester Georgia Waldorf Ella Smith Virginia Wynone ftames Mable Bowler Faye a Cleta Lewis May Mitchell Thelma Hartigan Eunice Stevenson Svnator Norvel Clea Dunlap Merrill Want fall Faye Curry Bea Hlonna Wilson Miss Ramalla Bart Crista Varry Lyons Gus Graham Glenn Woodlee Carl Cart Everatt Curry Want Mitchell Pelbla Frazier Mr and Mrs Auria Fowler Mr and Mrs C Brazler Mrs R H Fraater Mr and Mrs D L Amblar acted as hosts for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Raalec
Shay
Plymouth
Tursday
Virgle Steele
Gladya McCoy
Tlottle Tledrick
Clara Clark
Opal McDonald
Alisia Bylvester
Georgia Waldorf
Ella Smith
Virginia
Wynone Ftames
Mable Bowler
Faye A Cleta Lewis
May Mitchell
Clea Dunlap
Merrill Wantfall
Faye Curry
Bea
Hlonna Wilson
Miss Ramalla
Bart Crista
Varry Lyons
Gus Graham
Glenn Woodlee
Carl Cart
Everatt Curry
Want Mitchell
Pelbla Frazier
Auria Fowler
C. Brazler
Mrn
R. H. Fraater
D. L. Amblar
Tleston
Buathena
Epworth League
Smock Circus
Lida Jones
Ar Lucie
Ernest Yates
Arhurkin, Wan
Ne. W. Chatman
Businona
Miga Merrill Woutfall
Pauley
Kintneton
Lewis Marconi
Charleston
Churdyes Mollahan
A. J. Mollahan
Iber Arother
Logan
W. Va
Etx
Ford Education Plan Outlined At State Conference
At the Washington Irving High School principals conference in Clarksburg George M Ward state superintendent outlined the plan to reconstruct the states educational system J Marsh of Charleston will survey higher institutions and INcoy Roberts of Virginia University will lead high school curriculum reorganization FD Muldoon of Charleston supervises rural education revision L Caving of West Virginia University will study differential taxation J N Deathead of West Virginia University education department will examine teacher training Mr Ford urged thorough education for all boys and girls and emphasized basics for those less advantaged The meeting draws about three hundred attendees and runs three days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Washington Irving
George M. Ward
J. Marsh
Charleston
State Board of Education
Incoy Roberts
Virginia University
Muldoon
L. ¥. Caving
West Virginia
J. N. Deathead
Department of Education
West Virginia University
Addreea
Jalvesmad
Tadke
J. A. Clement
University of Waols
Viking
Grain rates suspended in multiple states and lines
Grain and oil product rates on several rail lines were suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission until December. Proposals would raise rates from 1 81-3 to 24 cents per 10 pounds, affecting Pennsylvanian rail routes and lines through Indiana to Ohio. In San Francisco, Dorothy Kinneston faces sentencing for manslaughter after a guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtanton
Pronos
Pennsylvania
Indiana State Line
Aurora
Garrettyville
Muntes
Seton
Ohio
Drive
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
Interstate Commerce Muenivissiga
San Francisco
Aus
Dorothy Kinneston
Superios
West Virginia Game Law Sparks Enforcement Debate
West Virginia officials debate the new game law requiring hunters and fishers to carry a landowners written permit. The chief warden cites a land owner enforcement choice leaving trespass policing to civil officers unless land owners request game protection. The Merritt town Post credits Governor Gare and notes Gov Store’s unannounced visits amid penitentiary crowding, suggesting an eventual relief plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Wingie Hume
Atata
Ishenpintsston
Merrintown
Gare
Moundsville
West
Governor Gore Faces Political Pressure in West Virginia
The article contemplates political maneuvering around Governor Gore, noting that while the Post expects effective administration if left alone, rivals fear interference with public and official affairs. It also discusses speculation on who will replace Judge T. A. Brown as federal district attorney, naming I M Underwood and T M McIntyre as possible candidates and describing the expected consultative process before Brown’s November term end. A separate brief mentions a St. Pall piano purchase and a scrubwoman thief case at a city office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Gore
Washington
TU. A. Brown
Parkernburg
Harry Woodyard
Spencer
Wheeling
Judge Brown
Woodyard
Brown
Anthracite exports reach yearly peak amid Canada boost
Reports from Washington show July imports of anthracite and bituminous coal rising to 462,676 tons, a monthly high since 1921 for anthracite and 1,648,45 long tons for bituminous. Canada accounts for 442,206 tons of July coal, with Cuba demand also up to 15,347 tons. Germans in legion news follows in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Stes
Taly
Canada
Cuba
Canada I
French Resist Moorish Uprising Taps German Veterans
French forces in the foreign region near Morocco face a Moorish rebellion and a surge of applications from former German soldiers, overwhelming the French Ministry of War with intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmorocco
France
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Mrs. Gresham
McClanahans
McClanahan
Sunfay
Kanawha
Tela Alvea
W. H. Hibemon
J. Elmden
J. P. Jividen, Jr
Webster Greer
Fielder Greer
Jividen
Gay Jividen
Emmett Thaxton
Vine Street
M. A. Brotherton
HR. B. Woodan
Bunion
Miss.pearl Roberts
Milich
London
Misa Nancy Bowes-Lyon
Earl of Strathimere
Peers
Mr . Hager
Bertha Hager
Tiuntington
Columb
Ghia
Huntington
Columbus
Wirth
R. B. Parker
Mary Steele
Main Street
Nitro News
FORD
A. F
Shivar
Brown Milling & Produce Coq Wholesale
Elhuuudurr
Borudwomar
ST. Pall, Min
Eina Wynn
Kanawha Banking & Trust
Kanawha Banking
Charleston,w.va
Destrois
Amy Gabor Houssheld
Yael Baus
New Jersey
Legion Paris
Eneniew
People's Store
Midland Trail Transit
Cedar Grove
Midland Trail
Gauley Bridge
Huotingtia
Sfacial
Midland Trail Transit Coo
Carrtron
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