Reddington Dies After Long Illness In Local Hospital
Alfred Reddington Sr a prominent local citizen died early Saturday after months of illness. Funeral services will be held at his daughter’s home 10 Brookland Court with Rev Soba Sass of St John’s Episcopal Church in charge. He is survived by three sisters two brothers his widow seven children and many relatives. Born August 31 1860 in Philadelphia he contributed to West Virginia coal and railroad development as chief engineer for Turkey Gap and Crozier Coal and Coke companies. He later managed Marmet Coal in Kanawha County and practiced engineering in Charleston before late years with Wagner confectionary.
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Alfred Reddington
John A. Mason
Brookland Court
Soba Sass
St. John’s Episcopal’church
Wsl
Reddington
Fred Wagner
Charleston
Sara
Malinda V. Reddington
Fottaville
John and
Filmer Reddington
Pearl Reddington
John A. Wiason
Cyrus Edgar Siliing
Clarence Ward Simms
Alfred and
Lawrence Readington
Lake Hamilton Bobbitt
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
John
Alatilda Goldsworthy Raddington
Mary Cecelia Knecht
Pottaville
Mr.Heddington
Stephen Gerard Yemtate
Pennsylvania
Eber S. Thompson
Pennsylvania Railway Company
West Virginia
McDowell County
Turkey Gap
Crozier Coal and Coke Companies
Crozier Land Association
Flat Top
Br. Reddington
Crozier Land Asociaton
Marmet Coal Company
Kanawhe County
Marmet
Cyii
Wagner Confectionary
Levi News and Local Visits Highlight Community Weekend
Local residents list visits and greetings across towns including Pittsburgh visitors Levi News and Mrs. BicDonough hosting relatives. Multiple families gather at Gallagher Crown Hill and Spring Fork venues. Mortimer the rural postman is noted for 40 years of service and 289 445 miles walked.
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Mortimer
Eng
Thomas Arnett
Funeral rites for William Prine held at Firac Baptist Church
Funeral services for William Prine, killed in an accident, were held yesterday afternoon at Firac Baptist Church with Rev. Pll Grose officiating. Burial followed at Syringe HAM Cemetery.
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William Prine
Firac Baptist Church
Grose
Syringe Ham
William Ponce
Nera Falls
Willeave
Greenbrier County
W. H. Thompson
Dunn Hospitial
RW. Dunn
White Sulphur Springs
First Baptist Church
Harth
Mountaineer Quartet
Arthur Lazenby
First Methodist
Darlington M
Thornburg
D. BE. Clay
T. J. Helt
Raleleh County
J. HB
Nicholas
Second Avenue
Deepwater
YMCA Classes End Training Period
A group of High School and older employed boys from the YMCA completed a week of training at Camp Davidson near Tornado. Activities included Bible study, military tactics, calisthenics, tumbling, wrestling, boxing, leadership instruction, hikes, swimming, and boating. The program aims to form a Standard Leaders club guiding gymnastics, athletics, games, swimming, and religious work. Younger YMCA leaders will begin Camp Davidson leadership training Monday, with both groups at Coal River above Tornado.
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Camp Davidson
Tornado
Davidson
Coal River
Parliament Bans Cricket on Sundays in Samoa
The House of Fatoula in Samoa passed a law prohibiting cricket on Sundays at the request of General Sir George Richardson the New Zealand administrator. A Catholic catechist and schoolchildren faced a 30 fine amid a dispute over Sunday games reported by Rev G S Shinkfeld. The case goes to the high court of Western Samoa to decide if the fine stands. First British minister to the United States was George Hammond.
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Apia
Samoa
House of Fatoula
Sunda
New Zealand
George 3. Richardson
G. S. Shinkfeld
Methodist Mission
Secretary of Native Affairs
Summers County Fair Plan Ready
Summers County fair opens next Tuesday for four days and nights with free entertainment, Knickerbocker Shows, running and trotting horse entries, a continuous band concert, and thrilling free acts. Nightly fireworks will illuminate the grounds as agricultural exhibits and other attractions draw crowds.
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Tinton
W. Va
Summers
Neul
Summers County fair set for week of learning and fun
The Meedia and Fancy Works Department promises a strong Summers County fair with instruction and amusement on full grounds turning the event into a home-coming for thousands. The article notes the week will feature the fair’s famed attractions and community gatherings.
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Meedia and Fancy Works
Summers
Studebaker Policies Put ONE-Profit Cars Ahead in Quality Field
August 1 announcement shows price cuts from 50 to 405 dollars per car for existing models. Emphasizes one profit manufacturing and no yearly model changes to reduce costs, allowing Studebaker to offer high quality at lower prices. Claims full in-house production yields better performance and resale value while others raise prices or lower quality. Encourages buyers to compare with Studebaker first.
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Studebaker
Ford
Studebakers
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South Charleston News
Y. M
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George Hammond
State ST
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Bristol
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Triple State Electric CO
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