Tompkins Named Kiwanis Leader In City Club
Sewasiera moved into Kiwanis duties as Harold P. Tompkins succeeded Rev. Robert W. Lilley as president. New officers include W. T. Moore and Er rk Morgan as vice presidents, Okey Ishnon as trustee, Wilbur Stump as treasurer. A busy session covered awards, committees, and local civic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewasiera
Kiwanis Club
Harold P. Tompking
Robert W. Lilleyan
Charles B. Dallin
W. T. Moore
Errk Morgan
Okey B. Ishnon
Wilbur Stump
Heverend Lilley
Qatter
W. M. Gillie
Kiwanis International Organization
Ita
W.T. Moore
Kanawha County Civic
Eer
Tompkins
Joseph J. Norton
George E. Taylor
Thomas J. Shuker
Cunford K. Myers
John R. Koch
Homer H. Seay
Guy W. VanHorn
George EB. Miller
Walter Daten
al H. Stork
T. C. Carnes
James I. Pratt
G. B. Griffin
HL H. Barnes
Fred Exling
Philp A. Holman
Elijah Steen
E.c. Stotts
WH. M. Cogan
George F. Brown
A. B. Heydrick
Fred Crowther
Guy &. Welsling
L. Stonaker
B.C. Leonhart
Ralph D.cHewcomb
Frank G. Browe
Hugh Rtewart
W. S. Gates
R. H. ‘Walker
C. E. Kemper
C. E. Camp
W. O. Daum
James C. Smith
EB. R
Stromp
E. A. Agnew
C. W. Hudson
Arthur J. Holz
James C. Clark
Mont
J. Carmack
B. Henshaw
C. Albert
WA. Deftton
Harry Bekenstein
A. P. Hudson
Omer Given
John Barlow
Walter B. Brooks
H. D. Reese
B. T. England
A. P. Silverstein
Thomas J. Lewis
A A.‘ Lilly
Binge
C. A Ray
Grant P. Hall
A. DcGruyter
H. R. Stapp
Willard ¥. Comatock
Wliam
Johnson
R. W. Lilley
KR. D. Newcomb
George A. Grishaber
Pershing Reaches Chile After Peru Centenary Event
General Pershing traveled from Lima through Bolivia to Antofagasta and boarded the U S S Utah for Valparaiso following the Peruvian independence centenary ceremony. He arrived by train and proceeded to sail promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Chileantofagasta
Chile
Peru
Lima
Bolivia
Utah
Valparaiso
Mrs Ross takes over all duties in Wyoming government
Nellie Taylor Ross, America's first woman governor, assumed the chief executive duties of Wyoming. She began early at the executive chambers and prepared her message with recommendations to the state legislature convening January 13. Budget plans reportedly seek personnel and salary cuts at the state house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cher Jane Stra
Nellie Taylor Ross
America
Wyoming
Hosseis
State House
Noted Tenor III With Typhoid
New York January report lists Giovanni Martinelli, Metrop.oper company tenor, among prominent figures with typhoid fever after a recent performance. Countess Karolyi, former Hungary president’s wife, is said to be in a hospital in a serious condition. Frank Vanderlip, former banker, convalesces at his home in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Giovanni Martinelli
Metronolian Opera Company
Tricken
Karolyi
Hungary
Frank
Vanderlip
Selperaugn
X.Y
Prichard Talks to Trade Board Promoting WV Industry
J D G Prichard secretary of the West Virginia Manufacturers association spoke to Huntington manufacturers after a dinner. He warned against overconfidence amid improving business and outlined a state tax survey by the National Industrial board due in ten days. He noted WV laws on child labor and listed attendees from many local firms and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. DG. Prichard
West Virginia Manufacturers Association
Lan
Hiven
Huntington Manufacturers Association
Prichard
Jare
Hairmont
Bussimoxs
West Virginia
Naetiehal Industrial Board
Elh
Frussedl
Ventral Hass Company
P. H. Swan
Central Lion Company
Freq
Fletcher Enamel Company
Witey
Kanawha Iee Company
Buce
Thatcher Manufacturing Courpany
Cyril N. Pickena
Mutual Printing Company
W. WW. Allen and
J. Jones
the Ward Engineering Works
U. Cablish
Cablish Brothers
There's Real Medicine Now For Stubborn Hang-On Coughs
An old advertisement touts Bronquhuline Emulsion as a effective remedy for persistent coughs. It claims no opiates and no chloroform, urging readers to obtain it through A Potterfield and local dealers. The copy emphasizes quick, thorough relief for troublesome coughs and nightly disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Potterfield
Biennial Budget Near Completion as Departments Weigh
The state budget commission nears finalization after reviewing department requests and recommendations. Preliminary draft completed and auditors tabulating figures. The aim is to align revenue estimates with pending recommendations and ensure proportional allocations across agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varias
Budget Commission
Yelleh
Ie Pevernor
Vine Tinkheles
Werk
Tal
Common Pleas Calendar Set for February Hearings
The Common Pleas trial calendar lists sessions starting February 2 with cases from Wiesh Inkton district and Charleston. January 28 notes include appeals by Joan Pettigrew administrator and RO Mitchell et al, with hearings through February 6 on numerous civil matters before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantety Teri
Nawhs Valley Lumber Mations
Aguas “ Myers
Lice Judlanehis
D A R Club Backs Hiller For Post In Kanawha Co
The Charlestown Daughters of the American Revolution favored retaining James Hiller as chief probation officer of Kanawha County. In a unanimous vote at their monthly meeting, the chapter urged the Juvenile Court to keep Hiller, praising his character and experience and opposing his replacement. Only guest Lock Dickinson attended from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Kanawha County
Charleston
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hiller
Morgan Wen
Juventla Court
Hillerim
Linoge A. Methews
Jy Spencer Seer
Chanter
Lock Dickinson
Farm teams to enter annual meet at Morgantown
Teams from state clubs will compete in judging contests including livestock fruit and other divisions at West Virginia University Morgantown on Monday and Tuesday. The event, tied to national observances, features participation from 72 clubs and numerous named individuals and teams from counties and towns across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuendoril Aerieulowre
Tiemuahy
West Wremin University
Morgantown
Ytade Department of Education
Witelk Observation
Telefirdatok
Braddeg
A.w.shorts Cienenhandk
Raekery Lararberpert
Gilly Maxatitaai
de Sharade
Midd
Met Morganinwsy
Dawg
Maren
ADS Jaery Peonibore
A. Gislayden
Peterstown
Petat
Barbers Sarin
Marling Biinniten
Die i. Winters St Marya
Meintyre
Sutton
Coopers Wayne
Gareisen
Fropetyveak
CG. Biatn
Wid
Chile
Geountyy Club
Iy Portier
Trade Board Set to Meet January Twenty Second
Trade board to meet January 22 with a general session of the entire membership scheduled for later that day. Members convened yesterday to discuss the day’s agenda at the Business Men’s Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matis
Cemmsree
Jaennaey
Tanehean
Where To Go Radio Concert Guide Listing
A fragmented listing of radio station programs and musical acts across cities, naming WMAQ WLS WNBC WCCO WABC and others with concerts, ensembles, orchestras, and musicians scheduled at various times and venues. It notes multiple stations and eras, including Chicago New York Philadelphia Detroit and San Francisco, with numerous program blocks and entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnurless
Radio Fivest
Maxton
Cifenre
Minsteal
Witt
Chignya
Kyw
Chicazo
Mole
Cameeets
Peyas
Wls
Chena
Stoddard to Speak at Local Lecture Next Month
Local clubs announce an upcoming lecture by Lothrop Stoddard on January 23 under the South Side Woman's Club and Charleston Women's Club. The Massachusets native and Harvard graduate is noted for his work in history and current events and holds multiple honorary society memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothrop Stoddard
South Fide
Charleston
Nosple
Stoddard
John
Trivolkdine
Nite
Harvard
Standard
Massachusetts
American History Associatiln
American Society of Political Service
American Social Society
Na Imeant Institution of Social Serving
American Authors' Association
American Genetict Nagnciation
Local swimming classes open as season starts
Warm weather brings many new members to the swimming club with enrollments rising. Classes are scheduled Monday through Thursday with options for Midgets and several senior groups, including practice times and registration details at designated hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her
Ian Wu
Elure
Prietirg
Bourke
Metropolitan Opera hosts major pianists for charity concert
Weekly Music Letter NX showcased plane luminaries led by Dronant at New York's Metropolitan Opera House for the benefit of the poor. Notables Bayer Gabrielwitch Leghiska Eut Rheswal Novies Sloth Schelling Myra Hess and others performed as the grand piano lineup required special floor reinforcement to withstand vibrations. An unusual feature was Hop Sticks by Tine of Ayphitusts with a grotesque theme arranged by Rhusky Kutsukett Borodine Ou Tnidew and ligt. The piece combined polka waltz tarantella mazurka and galop styles. Autographed by pianists, the special copy fetched high bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Bayer
Gabrilewitch
Leghiska
Eutrheswal
Novies
Sloth
Schelling
Myra Hess
Pineisen Fielt
Rhusky - Kutsukett
Borodine
Tnidew
Ligt
Webster School Official Visits Kanawha County Offices
J Hoover, superintendent of Webster County schools, visited yesterday in the office of Miss Florence C Kulm, superintendent of Kanawha County schools. Mr Slonver, Webster County resident, also called on members of the state department of education during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Hoover
S Wheals
Webster County
Florence C. Kulm
Subiie Schools
Kanawha County
Slonver
Webster Sarings
State Department of Education
Death by own action noted in coroner report
Despondency is cited as the likely cause as C. C. Branch 74, shot himself in the yard behind his daughter's home at 819 Renaud Avenue. A .481 caliber revolver was used. County Coroner M. D. Good ruled death accidental or suicide after Branch returned from Princeton where he had been enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Branch
Edward Gardner
Renaud
M. D. Good
Branch
Princeston
Charleston
Dr. R. M. Pierce and His Golden Medical Discovery
A Pennsylvanian born doctor rose from farming roots to medical practice after the Civil War. He later moved to Buffalo New York and launched widely sold remedies, notably the Golden Medical Discovery, which claimed vast sales and global renown. A trial bottle offer follows for readers lacking local availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiin
Pennsylvania
Sil
Buffalo
R. M. Pierce
U. S
Rot
Pierce Clinte
Family Remains of W. I. Branch Suffer Losses
Brother of W I Branch and two sisters survive after years as superintendent of the plant at Regina Brooke, New York City. Visiting at the home of a daughter, his passing is noted with relatives in Manchester and Brooks Street. Survived by his wife, others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Branch
Forj
Ter
Miew
Venger
Regina Branch
New York City
Pennsylvania Avenue
Spring
W. PF. Bemlin
Brooks Street
N. Ty
Hla Branch
Manchester, N. HL
Marys Wonderful Remedy Buoyed Local Grocer's Faith
A grateful grocer recounts nearly two years of Bromneh trouble and starvation before trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on a friend's advice. He claims rapid weight gain and restored appetite, attributing the cure to removal of inflammatory mucus and intestinal irritation. The ad promises a full refund at C. A. Potterfield's Rexall store and nationwide druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afric 5
Amd
Masia
C. A. Potterfield
Rexall
Rockford News Notes On Family Visits And Trades
Fragmented report from Charleston and Roanoke mentions Burford's return from Charleston after a week, John Garnett and John Price visiting relatives, Miss Goldin McGormick returning after Timur work, A J Asbney couple leaving after holidays, and a claim that Canada has sufficient iron mines to supply heat and power for two thousand years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burford
Charleston
Ciarnete
Iymhar
John Garnett
John Price
Roanoke
A. Wallace
Goldin McGormick
A. J. Asbney
Canada
Free Trial Offer for an Asthma Method
A dubious promotion promises a free trial of a method claimed to relieve asthma regardless of age or climate. It targets chronic cases, touts success against treatments like opium fumes and patent medicines, and urges immediate mailing of a response with no postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dei
McGy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets touted as health cure
A dubious ad extols MeGny's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming to strengthen children and aid growth. It cites dramatic weight gains for one woman and a seven month-old baby, urging purchase at low cost from a local drug store. The false health claims imitate period advertising and target worried parents with urgent language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayne
Netura
Hinton
BO Benta
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Kiwanian
Civic Club
Tremaine
Youngstown
Cart _cemaine
Cleveland
Frankie Fasano
Mrs. Ross
Wyoming Capitol
International Society of Women
Geneva
Aaso- Switzerland
Ciation
Metropolitan Opera Company
Trade Board
Manufacturers Committee of
Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of State Association
A. Potterfield
Deniers
Commission
Common Pleas
Inver Vo Maawle Acuta
Wislrede Company
Charleston ‘Trust
WA Tedd
Whi
Apainst S. Cudbeth Titel
Shamblia Neainet County Noort
Wilkerson
Dlugre
Dedd
Compas
Phils
Suare
Reairae Roberta
Tgecthisel Amd
Davenpert
Lee Ure
WOC
Davenport
T Sandman
Bee Tyr
Bex Mothen
Rene Th
AM Mitusteat
Derrele News
Sed
WHAR
World Star Telegram
hoGrchestra
Ghdure Matlywand
Dren
Sush
Kune
Jugs Orchestra
Jeffersonity
Aressen
Sadeedn
Lavisville
BFE
WCCO
Mitneanolivese
WNYC
WHS
Erin
Wook
Anit
Newark
Sytes
Jae Hand
Oakland
Wpar
Vita Orenesirt
Philadelphia
O Tals
Woo
Phiadte Chesten
Steel
WIP
Uncle Way
Way
Phiadelphin
Eanved Wal
Itehurgh
Une Kueshee
Tae
Whaq
Porto
Cormert
KPO
San Franciaco
Mig
IM Hand
Philosophs
KHOA
Seattle
Bas Maglcal
Louly
Womans’ Clubs
Weekly Music Letter
Saxony
Meyers Bros. Plumbing and Heating
Hale
the Bank
Capitol Street
NEW— Charleston Market CO
Virginia and
Goshorn Streets
Nue
THE
Walker Dry Goops Co
Grocer Thankful
Rocky Fork News
Phaea UO
Itean Niagure and
Hodaqn Sra
Rutaly N.Y. Bend Cree
Anary
Kanawha Valley Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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