Salvation Army Yule Fund Sees Notable Aid in Local Year
A long detailed report outlines the Salvation Army Yule Fund efforts, detailing weather impacts on collection efforts, charity provided to Charlestown families, and hospital relief work. It notes thousands aided, meals and clothing distributed, hospital and clinical services delivered, and numerous patients treated, with ongoing community support events and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salution Army
Novwmbar
Avas
Turks Claim Kin to Irish Nations
Constantinople dispatch notes a Near East Relief report arguing kinship between Ireland and Turkey. It claims 0,000 Celts migrated from Europe to Asia Minor after Christ’s birth, settling around Angora and founding a Christian church, with Galathic language traces cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Tepork
Ireland
Turkey
Angora
Copiiat
Ancyra
Garnettte
Celta St
Hingplane
Galatheace
Celtic Blends Shaped Angora Heritage Despite Minority Rule
The article notes that Celtic invaders were always outnumbered yet absorbed, leaving a lasting blend in Angora. It claims Celts remain more complex and genial than Turks, shaping regional identity and lingering tension in the area today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angora
Turkey
Goulds court actions split as millions held in trust
New York court rulings involve Jay Gould heirs and the Gould fortune. The New York Supreme Court awarded 4.09 million pounds to seven children of George J. Gould from his estate. A separate stockholders action seeks accounting for 200.6 million dollars amid appeals likely, affecting heirs from Gould's second marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jay Gould
Fortune
New York
Jay
America
Cleorge Iny Jould
Aly
New York Supreme Court
Gould Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
George Jhy Gould
Guinevere Sinclair Gould
Lions Club Plans Special Program
The Lions Club will host a special program at the Tony club meeting on Friday December 18 featuring music and a high‑ranking speaker. Otis Harrison, city manager of Clarkshoro West Virginia and newly elected president of the International City Managers Association, will present The City Manager Plan 1936 Mode. The talk highlights the rise of city manager governance in the United States and the changing municipal landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Club
Vaph
Harrison
Otis
Clarkshoro
West
International CitysManagers’ Association
United States
United Staten
Fender
Mach
Lions Club
Omerala
Americans Basked In History Work In Egypt Squabbles Hit Museums
Archaeologists from the Metropolitan Museum of New York suspend Thebes excavations over Egyptian field access disputes. Interventions by the State Department and tensions with French authorities threaten future digs, press restrictions, and control over finds, risking a return to theft and diminished public reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jown T. Palderston
The
Gazette and
North American Newspoper Alliance
Caro
Metra- Velltun Museum
New York
Oestroy
Sejenthiie Mnaterial
Onder
Merre Lewau
Gauy Aguvesd
M. Tavau
East Rainelle Officials Held In Federal Probe
East Rainelle mayor Hughart and recorder Tully were jailed in Charleston on federal liquor charges and released on 1000 bonds each. Officials Sprague Payne and Jones led the arrest. Hughart faces liquor possession charges and Tully a charge over mayoral sales practices. They await the April federal grand jury. London forgery case notes a 25000 dollar check forged for a charitable group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughart
East Rainelle Counter County
Tully
Charleston
East Rain
Elie
Train fireman killed in wreck near Midland Florida
A southbound Atlantic Coast Line passenger train No. 89 wrecked two miles north of Midland at 4 47 pm killing Richard Austin a Sanford negro fireman and injuring three crew members Pat Bander Sanford engineer John Bowen mail clerk UW Chalineh chief mail clerk. The train on a curve ran behind time and four express cars telescoped but no passenger cars overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Richard Austin
Negro Frethan
Sanford
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Midland
Pat Bander
San
Ford
John Bowen
Chalineh
Mal
Argentine Wheat Doubts Lift Chicago Prices
Chicago grain traders reacted to doubt over Argentine crop estimates as wheat futures rose after earlier declines sparked by optimistic market chatter. Prices advanced in active trading on the Chicago Board of Trade amid unsettled data from Argentina and shifting supply signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Export corn market reacts to Argentine crop estimates
Reports from South America show exportable corn surpluses of 143 million bushels prompting price swings. Eastern buyers and Armour sources hint the crop may be overestimated, as prices initially fell then recovered with a late gain of 6 3-4 to 3 5-8 cents, December closing at 1.76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
George E Saunders
Armour’ Grafh. Company
Wes
McClintic wraps up court work with few cases
Judge George McClintic oversaw pleas in federal court focusing on lesser cases. A jury was empaneled to try Omii Fisher on a second offense of violating prohibition laws while other pending liquor cases were dismissed. The court expects to sit about a week more to clear matter details. A notable case involved T. T. Pierce, once Charleston Short’s trap shooter but now charged with mail fraud. he received guns for repairs and did not return them, resulting in a sentence of one year and one day in Atlanta federal prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McClintic
Omi
Fisher
T. T. Pierce
Charleston
High Lawn
Atlanta
Georgia
Pierce
Hav
Plea and sentencing list in Kanawha and surrounding counties
A court session recorded numerous guilty pleas and sentences across Kanawha Cabell Fayette Nicholas Raleigh Braxton and Greenbrier counties. Defendants faced fines ranging from 20 to 200 dollars and jail terms from days to five years with several on probation. Dismissals were entered for Ruth Parsons Marle Clemmons I E Halatet and Olaf Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
W. Om.payne
Fayette County
Vincent
Payne
James Hotle
Kanawha
Charles Jefferson
Est Parker
Fayett County
Linville
Eftie Berkeley
Kanawha County
Higary Allen
Earl Jordan
Nicholas County
Leon Dickinson
Cabell County
Roy Yockum
Raleigh
Harry Zanino
Greenbrier
Carl Newson
Clark
Cooper
Kanawh
John DeJournett
MB. McClanshen
Mayo
Virale Burford
Howard Cousing
Mary Josephine Sacco
M. Hannizon
Olrey Nelson
Ruth Parsons
Marle Clemmons
I. E. Halatet
Olaf Harrison
Barred political pastor Runton under church union ban
The article notes that Pastor Runton of an English revival church faced barred status from his pulpit duties by the missionary union due to public advocacy of Communist ideas. It mentions the Bible selling thirty million copies last year as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runton
Engl
H. Mathews
Th Missionary Union
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Salvation Army Yule Fund
Aloratye
Eliaruce
Pere Et Charlotta
Chiba
Cowes
Lua
Turkine
Ceres
Tarewih
Chelle
Mercy Orband Tou
Thras Muraea
Eye Caldow
Webleston
Kiepalm
West Virginia
Salvation Army
Moore
Moore’s
Capitol Street
F. W. Hughes CO
Virginia Bytafet
Egypt
Whitea
Beyot
Thia
Dacku
Tutankhamen
Warberg
Selentine
Kurkey
Wll
Ilegal
North American Newspaper Alliance
Ingersoll
Gillette Blades
Coty’s Perfume
L’origan Chypre
Paris
Emeraude
Styx
Jasmin de Corse
COTY
L’origan
Chypre Emeraude
Sachet
Fetiche
Djer
Kiss
Guerlain’s
L’aeure Bleue
Rue de la Peix
Pres
L’ondee Mitsouko
Parker Pens
Holland Pens
Devilbiss Perfumizer Pyralin Ivory
Hourigant
Quelques
Fleur
Jasmin Chypre
Jasmin
Maguet Rose
Caron
Karess
Vantine
Hudnut’s
Deauville
Deauville Violet
Pocketbooks
Johnson's
Kanawha Street
Agaros
Poate
Pinkham’s Comp
Wampole
Cardus
Caldwell
Pepsin
Scott
Creomulsion
California
St. Joseph’s
G.F.P
Squibb
s.Petrolatum
Najal
Wee
Woodbury’s
Shampool
Fletcher
Phillip
William
Packer
East Rainelle
Charlex London
Hm Middlesex
Florida
Wpclintic
Gun Club
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