Beokley News Agtit Chikeon Ulew Obituary Notice
Sudden attack of illness led to the death of K Balin at home on Highover street. The obituary notes his illness over the past months, mentions survivors including a wife and four children, and lists church and local connections in a formal notice from the community.
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K. Balin
Alok
Hiogver
Tate
Mair
Elky
Methodist Church
Harvey
Houth Kanawha
Ain
Mother Sues Convicted Dragon for Child Support
Florence Catherine Stephenson, mother of Mina Madge Oberhaltzer born May 12 1916 in Oklahoma City, sues convicted killer Stephenson for $27,000 in child support. She alleges he learned of the birth, declared it a “damn birth,” refused support, and has provided none since. The case, in Indianapolis, follows his life sentence for death-related charges.
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Dragon
Florence Cathe
D. Cc
Rtophetion
Indiana
Ku Klux Elan ‘Dragon
Mina Madge Oberhaltzerla
Caac
Mra Nett Stephennyn Reel
Forest
Florences Catharine Stephenson
Vino Stephenson Tal Press
Staphensan
Oklahoma City
Becket Bailey and Becket Coal Company Workers Incur Injuries
An accident near Beckley involved several workers including John McQuaide of Blue Jay and local residents. A Ford vehicle collided with a trolley, injuring multiple people while a coach driven by Owen Arcee transported the injured to hospital. Arm injuries and amputations are reported, with healing progress noted for a Blue Jay resident returning home soon. Community church programs and local society updates followed.
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Fulcher
Pulcher
They
Harokelen Coal Aninpiany
Dutcher ix
Sealy
Tannon
Owen Arcee
Adith
Rubber
Ryo Mérearth
Tule
John
Airs
McQuaide
Blue Jay
Wie
Beckley High School
Abr
Tur Rapid Yecoverss
Wil Xcon
Women Bell Ringers Take Heights in England Towns
Special Correspondent reports on women bell ringers rising in status after Queen Alexandra’s death. In St Edmunds, eight rings include three women who toll for services and funerals, guiding calls with risks of rope and bell. The piece notes rhythm, training, and social shift as women replace some traditional roles.
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Jesse Henderson
Gazette
London
Alexanndra
England
BRD
Wavery
Bella
Dave Rone
Queen Alexandra
Fidinands
St.Ed
Jypunds
Renchen Square
St. Edmunds
Alexandra
Terneher
Beall
Muriel Elmen
Pric'son
Muriel Himes
Burial Permits List From City Health Department
Twelve burial permits were registered by the city health department. Names and details include Nitiam Le Chaffin of Wytheville died December 4 and buried in Wytheville cemetery. Olive Lipseamyated at Charleston General Hospital on December 8 buried at Pinch west. Jon Law of 005 Marion Street died December 1 buried in Spring Hill cemetery. Freysenel Linville of Ramage died December 7 and to be buried in Ramage cemetery. Hugh High of 868 Maryland Avenue died December 2 buried in Springs Hill cemetery. Sylvester Rinard of 410 Atorris died December ? buried in Spring Hill cemetery. Carmadge Hodge died December 1 at McMillan Hospital buried at South Fayette. Bessie Stover Bruffman noted with unclear details. John Quincy Dickinson died November 26 at 4920 Kanawha Street buried in Spring Hill cemetery. Louise Agnew of 1426 Ley Street died November 23 buried in Spring Hall cemetery. Mollie I Williams died November at Hag Nawha Valle Hospital buried at Harver, West Virginia. Mary Mollie Turner of Charleston died November 22 buried in Turner Graveyard.
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Spring Hill
Sreysenel Linville
Ramage
Charleston General Hospital
Hugh High
Maryland Avenue
McMillan Hospital
Springs Hill
Sylvester Rinard
Atorris
Spring FL
Carmadge Hodge
Amc- Mifiin
South, Fayette
Bessie Stover Bruffman
Azium
Alderson
John Quincy Dickinson
Kanawha Street
Baile Louise
Agnew
Ley Streat
Spring Hall
Mollie I. Williams
Hagnawha Valles Hospital
Harver
West Virginia
Mary
Mollie ‘Turner
Charleston
Turner
Saint “Crest Sant
Millionaire Trust For Kansas City Girl Planned
A Los Angeles girl aged 18 is set to gain a million dollars from a trust created by her grandmother Mrs Flora D L Holdrege widow of J M Holdrege a grain dealer and miller of Kansas City Missouri On her 25th birthday her estate will be divided into 150 equal parts and paid at five year intervals until she reaches seventy a permanent trust fund of 100000 is set aside to care for her after age 70.
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Ilansas Ciey
Los Angeles
Gannoft
Mra
Flora DL. Holdreige
J. %. Holdredge
Kansas
Missouri
Realty business picking up here
Real estate activity shows volume growth with November 1925 recorded deeds and mortgages. County clerk records indicate 514 deeds and 419 conveyances in November, boosting year to date totals, despite market uncertainties and ongoing suits by creditors. Names include Alex Staid, George Guter, and John C. Stowe for speeding in St. Louis, reflecting routine local notices alongside market data.
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Natless
Tom
Westerdey
Granty
Troscoe
Wands
Tie Ewerket
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