Local Society Notes From Hinton And Nearby Homes
Mrs Vernie Miller, recently at McMillan hospital, returns to Raymond home. Mrs Harry Nickell travels from Plome to Hinton after visiting Mrs W A Reece on Jackson Street. Several local residents, including Elizabeth Reese and family, return from Montgomery and visit Jackson Street. Margaret Williamson and L C Montgomery attend Monday gathering. James A Mosby heads to Grang View Indiana to join his father in business. Mr and Mrs John Atkinson plan a move today from Virginia to 1559 Quartier Street. Mr and Mrs Frank Levy host Mrs Maurice Schoenfeld of Jersey City as guest. Schoenfeld is the former Miss Sorrette Levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nickell
Plome
Hinton
W. A. Reece
Tackson Street
Eligabeth “Reese
David Ashby
June
W. A. Reese
Aon
Bobbie
Montgomery
Myre
Carl Shashi
Jackson Street
Frederking
Misa Margaret Williamson
Kann
L. C. Montgomery
Tom Vickers
J.C. Montgomery
Carla, Montgomery
Cat Avenue
and Mire
Cilenn G. Hancock
Barbara Lee
Pittaourgh
J. E. Hancock
Lee Street
James A. Mosby
Grang View
Ind
Se Oy
Frank H. Levy
Mee- Chong Street
Birth Announcements From Local Residents
Der and Mrs W L White of 1014 Seventh Ave announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday November. Mrs H B Walford of Paradise reports a birth Wednesday November 30 at Mountain State hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Shred of Meth report a birth Wednesday November 20 at Mountain State hospital. The birth of a son Thomas Howard is announced by Mr and Mrs A B Batley of 1614 Play Avenue. Mr and Mrs James Faulkner announce the birth of a daughter Sue Ann on Tuesday November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. White
H. BE. Walford
Paradise
Mountain State Hospital
Charles Shdred
Thomas Howard
A. B. Batley
Play Avenue
Mik
Jame Faulkner
Sue Ann
Catholic Parents To Attend Health Meet
Catholic parents from the Sacred Heart and parochial schools will attend a health meet at Sacred Heart School ball on Broad and Quarrier tomorrow at 7 30. City health workers will lead the session with Miss Ora Easterday and Miss Isabel Durie introduced by Kathryn Trent. The program includes a vocal solo by Miss Gertrude Laughorn.
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Acred Heart
St. Anthony Nod
Parcehia
St the Sacred Heart
Broad
City Wahoo
Kathryn Trent
Ora
Isabel Durie
Mins Gertrude Laughorn
Fire Department And Scouts Aid Needy In Clothing Drive
City fire department and Boy Scouts join to collect old clothes during a December 20 drive. Scouts canvass neighborhoods while every article goes to the nearest fire station, then packed for shipment to a central warehouse.
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Hest
Every Cough Is Serious Ad Notice from Cold Remedies
A fragmented ad style notice warns that every cough can be serious and that delaying treatment worsens outcomes. It references Fe Boney and Tar and mentions a product with a long list of dubious claims and pricing, indicating a historical medicine promotion.
Deer Season Opens Today Across 13 West Virginia Counties
Deer season starts today in 13 West Virginia counties Greenbrier Randolph Nicholas Webster Pocahontas Tucker Preston Monongalia Grant Hardy Mineral Hampshire and Morgan. About 85 state troopers will assist in enforcing hunting laws during a 10 day season with bag limits of one or two deer per hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Thesstate Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Greenbrier
Randolph, Nicholas
Webster
Pécabontas
Tucker
Preston
Moncongalla
Grant, Hardy, Mineral
Hamtpshire
Morgan
Local workers to man new London dam project near Montgomery
About 90 percent of the 90 to 85 workers on the London dam near Montgomery will be local men. Only foremen and key staff will come from Pittsburgh. Roughly 90 men are at work now with 450 more to join, and the project should be in full swing by January 1 under a two-shift plan to ease unemployment. The dam cost is reportedly 1,825,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Montgomery
Dravo Contracting Company
Ab Belle
Eagle Hheers
Pitte
State Posts Placed In Sixth Position Rank
Virginia legion posts are ranked sixth, per department adjutant G. Stanley Hamric. He said 6,085 pledge cards have been mailed to national headquarters and the state quoted 4.07 percent. Current state rankings list Tennessee Hawaii Mississippi Wisconsin West Virginia Rhode Island South Carolina Alabama Maryland.
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Virginia Legion
G. Stanley Hamric
Hamric
Tennessee
Hawaii
Mistinnippi
Louis~ Fang
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Rhods Island
South Carolina
Alabams
Maryland
Needy Mothers Learn of Clinics Talk This Saturday
Needy mothers who are sole providers for families will hear Miss Marguerite J. Clancy of the Charleston Public Health Nursing Association discuss clinics and how to use them in the assembly room of the city library building Saturday morning. Miss Bell Gree, executive secretary of the community chest, noted that since the first woman joined work on November 5, more than 100 women have contributed over 3,304 work hours, mainly sewing garments for the Red Cross for distribution through the county welfare department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Red Cross
Hungary
B C Relieves Periodical Pains In Three Minutes
An advertisement touts B C relief for monthly pains claiming it works in three minutes. It presents B C as a registered compound with multiple ingredients used by physicians. The copy urges use for colds, headaches, muscular aches, fever, and nervous tension without narcotics, sold in 169 and 25 cent packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Health award victor praised by state officials
State officials wired congratulations to Ross Allen of Salem named the healthiest boy in the United States at the National Four-H contest in Chicago. Governor Conley and Dr. R H Paden lauded his achievement. Janet Bescq of Ohio county was named the third healthiest girl, marking Virginia's first time having both state winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Allen
Salem
United States
Chicago
Willam G. Conley
R. H. Paden
State Health Department
Young Allen
Paden
Virginia
Janet Bescq
Ohio County
Kevlon
England
Trash Collection Halted in First Ward Until May 1
City trash gatherers paused work after completing yesterday in the first ward. Citizens must dispose of their own refuse until May 1 while crews continue winter collections as usual per City Manager H. G. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Walker
Bazaar and Turkey Dinner by Ladies Aid Society
The ladies aid society of the First M. B. church will hold a bazaar and turkey dinner this evening from 6 30 to 7.
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ladies aid_society of the First M. B
Transportation To Marchers Refused
Ohio authorities refused transportation for about 150 hunger marchers en route to Washington yesterday. The group, headed for Wheeling, WV, would not receive official transport or assistance beyond state trooper supervision. General Pierce and Adjutant General Carleton noted no support from West Virginia beyond observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
Health official tours Cabell and Putnam counties
Mrs Ada McDermott of the State Health department is spending a few days visiting Cabell and Putnam counties on department business. Wheellog authorities anticipate the arrival of marchers in the area.
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Ada
West Virginia Body Works Holiday Vehicle Service Ad
An old classified style notice from West Virginia Body Works at 1609 Central Age offers paint and auto detailing for holiday preparations. The fragment mentions mooted promotions and car care services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba
Mont
West Virginia
Liquid headache remedy promises quick relief
An advertisement touts a liquid head ache remedy claiming faster absorption than pills. It emphasizes rapid relief from neuralgic and periodic pains, noting no narcotics and gentle on the stomach. Priced at 30 to 60 cents per single dose.
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Vernie Miller
McMillan Hospital
Raymond
John Atkinson Thayar
Virginis Uerent
Quartier Atreet
Hug
Trib
HS Tur Cana
Keane Toldthim
Juby Crazy
Tamear
Gyn Heneaatt Hume Gove Ba Toa Raed Quick
TSE
Tas
C.& FT Co
W . Sia Lee St
Rey
Ma Ane
Wheellog
Radbys
Liberal
Hadleys
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