Quota Club hears educators speak at Kanawha hotel
Mrs Grace Truax from South Dakota an instructor in state teachers institutes spoke at the Quota club luncheon at the Kanawha hotel. Miss Florence Kuhn county superintendent of schools attended and spoke briefly. Mrs Theresa Mathews club president hosted with Mrs Grace Blatterman of Atlanta visiting Milas Eleanor Brooks as luncheon guest. Piano sales by Ms Blatterman were part of the program. The next noon meeting September 2 will be a business gathering.
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Grace Truax
South Dakota
Kanawha Hotel
Florence Kuhn
Mias
Grace Blatterman
Atlanta
Milas Eleanor Brooka
Theresa Mathews
Las Blatterman
Lead Hardening Breakthrough by Western Electric Team
In Chicago on August 26, scientists S. Dean and W. L. Hudson of Western Electric announce a method to harden lead by a small alloy addition and a special heat treatment. The tempered lead reportedly becomes about three times harder than the base alloy and could improve telephone cables by increasing brittleness resistance and enabling larger cables. experiments aim to reduce initial brittleness and enhance toughness.
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Chicago
I S. Dean
W. 1. Hudson
S Laff
Western Electric Company
Man Sentenced for Manslaughter in Washington
Walter H. Roderick of Washington was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter for running his car over a streetcar loading platform, killing a man. The report notes prior service months ago and mentions Washington’s past secretaries Jefferson Edmund and Pickering.
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Washington
Walter HE. Roderick
Map
Prio
Blute
Jefferson
Edmund Andalph
Timothy Pickering
Stray Mule Saved From Auction Sale
A stray mule narrowly escaped sale at the city pound when Mary O'Brien of Hullitt Street arrived with a $10 check and proved the animal belonged to her son’s dairy at Kanawha City. Superintendent Jans H. Cain refused bids, kept the mule in the shed, and planned delivery to the rightful owner today. The episode drew bidders and ends with the mule spared from the glue factory and the city losing only a small amount in fees. French Marines seize Diehl Amesser range as they push tribesmen from the Dakar area, regaining control amid the advance of French tanks.
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Willem Thompson
Mary O'Brien
Hullitt Street
Eity
Brien
Cain
Perships
Taga
Dakar
Ford speaks to school officials in Charlottesville on education
Virginia superintendent George M Ford urged fundamental reforms in U S education addressing secondary school principals in Charlottesville this week He called for stronger reading writing and arithmetic to prepare graduates for real subjects and better opportunities Major Ford outlined the state board of education plan for a year of program reconstruction and high school curriculum revision J F Marsh secretary of the state board also spoke at the Charleston meeting of principals.
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Virginie
George M. Ford
Prince
Caeburg
Mord
State Board of Education
J. F. Marsh
Charleston
Nitro News Mixed Business and Local Personal Notes
Local short items include visits by A Wisman of Huntington and Mr Turner of Procter. A funeral service for Burdyea Mellohan, daughter of A J Mellohin, is set at 2 PM at the Baptlst church with burial at Nitro cemetery. Neighbors bring updates on residents Hopeport hospital patient Ning Hien returns home.
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A. Wisman
Price Company
Huntington
K. Turner
Procter
Spane Conpany
Nitro Mechante
Burdyea Mellohan
Smoll
A. J. Mellohin
Fourtal
Te Hien
Ning
Hopemont
Hamric
Weoner Lodge
McGlagaon
Fairmont
W.a
Tenor Lodge
A2. Jordan
Charleston
Gert Haynes
FB. Marly
Call Mitre Merchants
Wednessiay
Biagi
New Corporations Formations and Surrenders Reported
The Commercial Tribune Publishing Company of Hustington surrendered its charter. Incorporators listed include UC, Ss. Edwards, A. D. Hafield, John Farr, M.A. Sting, K. A. Koontz. Capital stock $60,000. charter granted Sept 24, 1924. Trotty Zana Land Company of Young, W Va, incorporated for $30,000. Incorporators: Mure H. Leephart, Nesbitt Jr, J. O. McCurdy, Jesse RB, Meuiill, Thomas E. Henderson. Meadow River Farms Company of Ratnelle incorporated for $96,000. Incorporators: John Hairs, Bima Ratna, Mary Taine, 2, Hime, Fa. Raine. Pellows Temple of Wheeljim We Ve had incorporation papers granted to old. Incorporators: CU Hit Henderson, L. J. Davis, Theodore Shocney, DoD. McCrahs, Louis G. Teutrall. Griffiths, Creuse and Beott Company of Beaghley granted papers for road construction. capital stock $1.10u. incorporators: Wo. Grughs, Gertrude Grimeny, dehy ML Crouse, Charles B. Scott, Isabel Muranall Scott.
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Vhe Commercial Tribune Publishing Company
Husttington
Ss. Edwards
A. D. Hafield
John Farr
M.A. Sting
K. A. Koontz
pa_ge
Trotty Zana Land Company
Young
W. Va
Forday
Iis
Pellows Temple
Wheeljim
CU Hit Henderson
L. J. Davis
Theodore Ishocney
Dod. McCrahs
Louis ‘G. Teutrall
Griffiths, Creuse and Beott Company
Hf Beaghley
Sewlecday
T Wo. Grughs
Ch Gertrude Grimeny
Dehy
ML Crouse
Charles B. Scott
Isabel Muranall Scott
Real Estate Transfers in Kanawha County Reported
Kanawha County real estate transfers were filed with the clerk yesterday. Transfers include VT Marks to T B Tuli for property in Charleston district, Joseph Webster Jr. to BM Green in Malden district, Walter Cook to Alex Mayfield in Hig Sandy district, 1500 dollars. O Waitan to A Corbett in Charleston Heights addition, 2000 dollars. Also W Staning to G Godby for tract in Gooper's Creek, 1000 dollars. Vollett Littlepage to Ryan Littlepage in Littlepage addition, 500 dollars. A L Swinney to J W Godard for lots 1 and 42 in Cartes addition to Clendenin, 1509 dollars. Baha Sumenia to Joe Ouelno for lot in Chesapeake, 500 dollars. Nellie E MacQueen to M C Evans for int 8 in Thurston addition to Dunbar, 1000 dollars. F Monroe posted 27009 bond yesterday with R G Hubbard as gate y aid and was appointed administrator of Charles Fy Monroe estate.
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Kanawha County
VT. Marks
Tuli
Charleston
Joseph Webrtt, Jr
BM. Creen
Malden
Walter Cook
Alex Mayfield
Hig Sandy
P.O Waitan
A. Corbett
Charleston Heights
W. Staning
Gomar G. Godby
Gooper's Creek
Vollett Littlepage
Ryan Littlepage
Littlepage
A. IL Swinney
J. W. Godard
Cartes
Clendenin
Baha Sumenia
Joe Ouelno
Lot Iene Black
Chesapeake
Neliie E. MacQueen
M. C. Evans
Thurston
Dunbar
Prohibition raid nets moonshine and still in Caldwell's Run
Prohibition agents seize 56 gallons of moonshine and a t gallon still at a Caldwell's Run farm after raiding Nis MMdee. Shorotts pleads guilty before Judge J. W. Kindelberger and receives six months in Ohio County Jail and a $600 fine. Investigators report eight children in the defendant's household and that five of them helped deliver moonshine.
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Wheeling
Amwaloutte
Caldwell
Nis Mmdee
Shorotts
J. W. Kindelberger
Ohie
Tive
Faristan Sie Hair Tonlc Ad Promises Cure
A dubious advertisement touts Faristan Sie hair tonic and a scalp treatment. It claims to stop hair loss and itching and offers a money back guarantee. The ad names Scott Brgs and others selling the product and promotes the cream branded Sage best for hair and scalp.
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Faristan
Escana
Baniah
Scott
Dougers
Kereamhor
Lydia Pinkham Vegeta ble Compound touted by Lynn company
Lydia Finnham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts is praised as the world’s largest user of roots and herbs. The ad claims over half a million pounds are processed annually to make Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It asserts herbs are harvested at the season’s peak to maximize medicinal elements and improve health for women.
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Lydia Finnham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
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R. G. Hubbard
Charles FyiManroe
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