Civitan club charter ceremony and banquet notes
A Civitan Club charter is presented during a formal session, followed by a banquet. The event features readings of the Creed of Cline and tributes to contributors, with remarks from various club members and officers.
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Gridiron Dinner Honors Charleston Football Figures
At the West Winheinian gridiron dinner Charleston area figures were lauded for athletic and academic leadership. Notable attendees included coach Charles A. Stidels burg and players Marvin Musa Jack Kanna Jim Host Flac Irwin and others. letters were awarded to captains Tend Blaster and Linens. A tribute honored Wirkil Priggell for years of assistance, with remarks from Superintendent Weber and state officials.
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ClUzena
Flavernor Morgan
Soi Turan
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Charlesten Alenazhool
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My. Vickers
Marvin Musa
Jack Kanna
Jim Host
Flac Irwin
Witteen
Durin
Gorman
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Trynaatar Linens
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Lattey Field Stadium Corporation
Universal Club Reelects Porter Amid Eventful Meeting
OG C Porter was reelected president of Universal Club at a crowded annual election. New officers include May Wakaw as vice president Mina Margaret Forster as secretary Freed Middleton as treasurer and Katoh Smithy as sergeant. A survey of conditions was planned for the Universal Picture corporation, with representation from Chiccaniike and others.
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Mr. Porter
Expenditure Details Of Gas Development Proposal
Pittsburg December report outlines a $6 million outlay by Hope Natural Gas Co for developing gas fields in western Pennsylvania. Public service commission hearing discusses rate increases and a proposed joint inquiry under state supervision, prompted by declining natural gas reserves and rising utility concerns.
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Virginia
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Burkewing
Winding Gulf Sets Another High Mark
Wind ing Gulf reports record weekly coal output with 25 000 tons produced in the week ending December 72 1925. The figure surpasses the prior peak set in early November and is seen as the year’s high, miners pausing for holidays likely reducing final totals.
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Gulf Diatrice
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Uparators Asacration
Poisoned liquor fear leads woman to craft own drink
Dec 14 at Toittsruhg, Mrs. Mary Korbeioh testified fear of poisoning by a stolen bottle. A judge heard she acted to protect herself and alleged a liquor sale by Kerberina. Raiding witnesses offered limited corroboration while parole terms barred husband from drinking during a stated period.
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Charleston Railcrossing dispute and gate ordinance
Charleston officials and railroad advocates spar over crossings and gate use. Council members debate 20 mph limits and the city’s right to regulate trains while engineers warn of adverse effects and property damage. The ordinance committee plans street wiring and gate timing, with delays possible if rail traffic slows.
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Morris Streat
Madison
Wwell
Allehech
Counciman Webbe
Metcy
Mathews
Streets Struggle Over Gates and Rail Road Crossings
A chaotic debate in the city council centers on closing streets to protect crossings and the rail road. Officials clash over costs, safety, and the city’s obligation to cooperate with the railroad while considering underground crossings versus surface gates.
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