Union Students Have Good Records In Several Grades
Readable rosters show Union students across grades 1A 4A IB SB and 6A with full attendance and punctuality for a month. Names include Tinian Jisewh Milfred Runion Guidie Masters and many others in Grade 1A 4A IB SB and Grade 6A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehged
Tinian Jisewh
Milfred Runion
Guidie Masters
Tare Strand
Morris Ene Fullick
Harole Williaus
Zugtra Hodges
Woodrod Hamen
Meredith Teed
James Dotson
Arthur Biss
Winifrede Clendenin
Robert Halt
Jacob Isagot
Charles Soukup
Sammy Tabet
Dora Lee Thaxton
Eugenie Trail
Pawl Triplett
Roy Williamson
Winter Wostic
Gladys Carter
Evelyn Carrow
Opal Cole
Virginia McLane
Janet Samples
Carlotta Tennant
Willie Buffon
Martha Hargus
Ruby Summers
Edgith Bumpus
Virginia Burdette
Edna Lowen
Elizabeth Skat
Elizabeth Tennant
Jessie Wilson
Blanche Bostic
Marguerite Mc Bdaniel
Hagg
Woodrow Hamiiten
Estretle Trail
J. W. Drautz
Esther Wallace
C. Lee Robinson
Hlléa Thaxton
Raymond Saunders
Haven Sweet
Edward Kennedy
Grace
James Cottrell
Alan Abramowitz
Saha Ellis
Frances Bacon
Wiliam Kuhn
Maxine Blick
Aubrey Norris
Nafie Damous
Marlin O'Dell
Hazetter
John Heed
Bfildre@ Lucas
George Elsk
Virginia Minaker
Chester Spradling
Helen Watkins
Irene White
New High Record Set by Five Mines
Pittsburg Pec. 4 Company officials tonight announced a new daily production record for the Pittsburg Sureh Coal Company mines with an output of 3,410 tons by Ave mines. They also reported a new wage state record for November 1917 in the Pittsburgh district with 1,040 men employed.
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Pittsburgh
Pec
Hirth
Pitts- Sureh Coal Company
Ave
Marry for happiness not children’s displeasure
Dorothy Dix counsels a 28 year old widow to marry a suitable man despite her children’s objections, arguing children often regret pressing a parent to stay single. She stresses independence, warns that children may resent a mother’s continued presence, and urges the widow to seek love and her own home. Dorothy Dix also cautions against marrying a man unseen and proposes safer options with neighborly roots.
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Dorothy Dix
Therm
Warngtn
Jury Honors Judge With Cigars and Ring At Term End
The jury presented Judge Morgan Owen of the common pleas court with 100 fine cigars and a fountain pen, and Clerk Wilner Price with a Masonic ring, as a surprise token of esteem for their courteous treatment and the smooth term. The jurors credited the judge and clerk with courtesy that aided juror duties, noting only one hung jury during the term.
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Morgan Owen
Common Pleas Court
Hredallah
le Ing
Wilner Price
Owen
Gwen
Price
Judge Woods to Speak at Johnson Bible Class
Judge Woods of Charleston will address the Johnson Bible Class at the Methodist Episcopal Church South corner of Washington and Dickinson streets tomorrow morning at 10 oclock. He will discuss What Christmas Means and the public was invited to attend. Woods formerly lived in Charles Town and presided at the armed marchers trial years ago.
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Woods
Charleston
Washington and
Dickinson Streets
Judge Woods
Charles Town
Sunday services at First Presbyterian South Charleston
Sunday school will be well at the First Presbyterian church at 9343 o clock with B S Carney supervising. Mr Vartan Waratedian will preach at 11 o clock on A Message From the Near East. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 and evening worship at 7:30 led by Rev Frank Ryburn on The Unselfish Gitte.
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First Presbyterian Church
B.S. Carney
Vartan Waratedian
Near East
Frank Ryburn
Riggs Released On $10 000 Bond In Federal Case
Riggs walked to a Kanawha County courtroom after a $10 069 bond was accepted by Judge George W Molville pending appeal to the United States Supreme Court. The action may take nine months. if unsuccessful Riggs faces four years in prison for violation of parole terms. Attorney M Heleker and Judge McQuillie signed a writ of error and appeal in habeas corpus. case moves to the Richmond appeals court and possibly to the Supreme Court. Attorneys challenge the parole act as unconstitutional for not allowing a hearing. A separate trial in Mason County concerns Mrs. Rice versus executors over farm ownership tied to a deed found among a deceased relative’s papers.
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Rendom
Kanawha County
George W. Molvilie
Feneral Court
Highes Court
Rigas
Peigun
SteClintie
Riggs
M. Heleker
Circus T
Richmond
Virginia
United States Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court. It Is Announced. ‘the Action Are Ske Lhe Wielidity
National Probation
Hig
McQuntie
Kings
At- Kutt
Georudt Privon
Te Prass
Mason County
Ars
Mva Rice
John W Barnett
BR. C G. Byatt
PR. T. Barenett
Hice
R.'. Barenett
Dawes to Continue Filibuster Fight
President Dawes arrived from Chicago to press for an amendment of Senate rules to curb filibusters. He dined at the White House with Mrs. Wes and the Nes. Senator Underwood of Alabama proposed a resolution to end debate by a majority at any time. Senator Cummings of Iowa and Senator Moses of New Hampshire spoke with Dawes as several other senators visited.
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Washington
Vic
Dawes
Chicago
Vuanex
Capitol
Treasury
Wes
Nes. Canlidgva
White House
Uinderwood
Alabama
Senate
Cummings
Towa
Pare Dent
Tawes
Moses
New Hampshire
Out Then In Again Dry Law to Blame
Wheeling report says William Schultz jailed for conspiracy to violate prohibition laws was arrested leaving Roy Kischenbaugh home with liquor. Police say small quantities of various liquor found. Schultzs wealth rising since prohibition.
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Wheeling
William Schultz
Atlanta
Roy Kischenbaugh
Mschenbaugh
Rebulta
Conservation Plan Guided by State Commission Officers
A meeting of state organizations and boards led to concrete proposals for conserving natural resources in West Virginia. Governor Gore chaired the session with Nat T. Brame as vice chairman. Dr J C Witte and John W. Smith joined as members, outlining goals for forests, timber, parks, and extension work at West Virginia University.
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Offeril
Pink
Siaty
John W. Smith
Com Vissioner
Agriculture
Freed Is
Same
Vsh Commission
Ate Parks
Frama
Three Days Cough Signal Prompts Treatment Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote based Creamulsion soothes inflamed membranes, inhibits germs, and helps bronchial conditions with a money back guarantee and druggist recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamulsion Company
Atlanta
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Company
Dept.b. Marshall
Mich
Grace Vienderbilt
Cornelius Vanderht
New York
Albart AR. Higl, Jr
Dan
Uwe
Dorothy DLX
Leurs
Aityr Das
Thava
Tme
B.C
Dorothy DI
Miss Dix
Ouruttre Shole
Howe
Prive Ledger Company
Johnson Bible
South Charleston News
Bank Merced Needlaasnaie
Capitol Street
Cupid
Alexandre Qallus Madhe Pratt
Juin Barrymore
Heu Leon Orlowski
Folc Legation
Washingtors
Orlowski
Jace
Matta
Industrs
Wade
Saltimore, MC
Gruen
Fie Stese
H. Galperin Jewelers and Opticians
Gruen Watches
Royal Type Agency
Summers Street
Charleston, W. VA
Kearse
Robert Clutter, Jr
Prop
C. J. Morrison Dept
Wales
Morrison
Morths Avery
Tystiek
Uy Sette Meadee Mertison
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