Local Society Notes and Weekend Wedding Plans
Ebersole Gaines will wed Miss Betty Ghilton in January, hosting a Cincinnati weekend with groomsmen and ushers from Charleston and guests staying at the Miami Boat Club. The bachelor dinner, served at the club, accompanies a guest list including J. Onilton, William Gallaher, and others from Louisville, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and New York. Afterward, the party returns to Charleston. local social events include a Rose Room gathering for Miss Needham at Hotel Ruffner and Chi Omega honors for Mrs. John Shawver, plus Society notices on charity bridge plans, tea reservations, and community activities in Kanawha Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. Ebersole Gaines
Betty Ghilton
Cincinnati
Messrs
William Gallaher
J. Onilton
Charles Onley
John Hart
Bernard Barnes
Augustus ©. Carver
Thomas Jackson
Mr. Gaines
Mr. George
Herbert Jone
Logan
Miami Boat Club
Gaines
Saunders Paul Jones
Louisville
Kentucky
Robert L. McKinney
Pittsburgh
Bryan G. Buncey
Baltimore
Thomas Conroy
Ohio
Harold Comey
Cleveland
Gordon Rentehler
New York City
Wshers
Charleston
Charleston Woman's Club
J. R. Guard
Quarrier Street
Nancy Crumett
Capitol
Social Roundup of Guests and Births in Charleston Area
Local society notes list numerous visitors and residents in Charleston and nearby, including Percival Renier returning to New York for journalism work, Mrs. Frank Woodman visiting her daughter, and Mrs. Chilton Hawkins back from St. Louis. Several births announced, travel to Florida, Cleveland, and New York noted, along with college moves, funerals, and hospital recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Renier
New York
Hig
Ranke
Birs. Lgenisr
Frank Woodman
Commissioner Estill Arrives for Three Days of Religious Meetings
Commissioner Estill and Mrs Estill, with Colonel Brewer, travel to the city to open three days of Salvation Army religious meetings at the Incal citadel on Vineginia streets. Major Mann and Huntington corps officers coordinate events, with open-air services and evening addresses led by Commissioner Estill and other Salvation Army leaders. Governor May, Cartie Gl, and Salvation Army officers are invited to attend. visits include a Sunday gathering and multiple public programs across venues, culminating in a large open-air gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee
Hstill
Brewer
Orten
Iid
BurCerkly
Ail
Army
David Mann
Huntington Corps
Charleston
Vttomabie Orl
Convissionert
Keil
Eaen
Governor May
Cartie Gl
Sandey
Din
Eurnan
Kian
Totehouls
Matt
Seven Welves
Tillenwadt
Aras
Wight
Chagel Trower
Charlesten Hyaple
Neterd Salvation Army
Maet
Orkle
Asul
Salvetion Army
Suneday
York
Pvers Eine
Wsttl
Weygrend F.C. Brewin
Eknereh
Weluek Tinient
Corirtsarener
Worthy
London
Choerad Booth
Ty Tsai
Northesham
Ninber
Sith Atrhen
Catonot
Wales
Australia
Nay Zealand
Cafimed Eau
Dante
Cane
Amerie
Alutes
Witt
Uneasa
Dhe
Stein
New York
Elry
Washington day by day Senate and house debates on enforcement
Senate and house sessions focus on prohibition enforcement and law enforcement topics. Senators Walsh and Brookhart lead questions about funding and political opposition while Coolidge and Secretary Hughes weigh larger policy impacts. Postmaster General Newell and others discuss aviation and safety issues as planes receive praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Iver KeNskon
Door Junie PoSteek
Hedhis
Pontes
Pey
Brookhart
Step
Witbne
How to Banish Piles in Curious Remedies Era
A garbled OCR note references a cure for piles with a long list of dubious remedies. It mentions Dr. Laonndroit and various fictional treatments, hinting at quack medicine and questionable diagrams, with no clear, verifiable actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vector
Exael
Pilex
Wen Carther
Leonhardt Oyants
Miia
Malta
Dr. Laonndroit
Shawkey Visits Education Offices for WV Athletic Conference
Morris T. Shawkey, president of Marshall College, visited Clarksburg to attend the first annual conference of the West Virginia Athletics Conference in Hexsion tomorrow. Melville Stewart, state director of physical education, planned to be present, with the Forum conference starting early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris T. Shawkey
Marshall Callees
Omtens
State Department
Clarksburg
West Virginia Athletis
Hexsion
Melville Stewart
Teduositen
Vicks Vapo Rub Promoted for Winter Grips and Colds
A vintage medical advertising piece touts Vicks Vapo Rub as a cure and preventive for grip epidemics and pneumonia threats. It describes usage via inhalation vapors, steam treatments, and chest applications, claiming relief for adults and children and noting widespread popularity and yearly sales in excess of twelve million jars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensials Belethy
Vicks Jin
Mathera
Viekse
Na Ik
Education Board Prepares Biennial Report For 1924
The Itate board of education, prepared by A Wratis Marsh, shows vocational education aims and plans for rehabilitation, agriculture, home economics, and industrial education for the two years ending June 1, 1924. Also notes organization, statistics, and job guidance for injured workers. Waltham Strike Ends with about 3000 workers voting to end a 22 week strike at the Waltham Watch Company. Embroideries gain popularity, with 1924 imports reaching 6000, outpacing 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itate Board of Education
SF. Morgan
A. Wratis Marsh
Istanire
Waltham
Masa
Waltham Watch Company
Mars
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Cintrs
Harold Ritz
Ruffner
Mie Needham
Dick Needham
Granite
Pennsylvania
Abbie Needham
Bradford
John Shawver
Misy Martha Madeira
Morgantown
Chi Omega
Robert Bond
Shawver
Donnally Morris
Ralph Mcinney
Alvin MacCorkle
Ken Alien
C. P. Fortney
M. Gruber
Isabella Cargill
Edith Lloyd
Marguerite Silling
Mra Bond
Grant
Kanawha Valley
St. John's
Pariah House
Katie Bell Abney
Helen Freronon
The
Baptist Temple
T. Baird
Highland
Udeewood
Chilton Hawkins
St. Louis
Aee
Mary (King
Tuntington
Dominic
Meo
Dehy
J. Davisson
Kanawha Street
Davisson
W. Kingsley
Tennessee
3H. Hunter
Ore
Stanley Hudson
Alla Elizabeth
Tanuary Oat Ubetr Taspay
Randolyn Street
Scotia
Dobrey
Mare Louise Onley
Pineh School
Waponer
Tonya
Eiizabeth Teese Fins
Hamilton College
Lexington
Wenturky
Mia Janly Yi Tees
Winding Galt
Pittshore
Wheeling
Loward $. Kugler
Kaos~len
R.A. Rigas
Milss
Lena Charter
George Blark
Girilina
Harold Lr
Wheelsing
van Pelt
A. Cox
Blaefield
Hinton
G. G. Irvin
Debhert Robinson
Athens
Ome
Howard Phone
Ferndale
West Virginia
Daushter
Plants
A. Snelknarat
Wyoming Street
Flantz
WG Mantes
Mith Street
Oes Mro
Mharies Tucher
Mira Kathryn Isleher
602
Loa
Mally Street
Sharon
Ste
Tuige
A. Th. Buldson
Cikie
Paul Vausé i
Virginia Morrison
Howard
Charlestoy
Ames Iolk
Misa Mercedes Klietcer
Kiteker
Masonic Club
Daley Croxa
Fulkmont
Elizabeth Clancy
Mannington
Dolia Roy Nas
Scottish Rite Temple
Washington
Misa Fruth Black
National Park
Pion
L. Black
Virginia Street
J. T. Crane
Albuquerque
N,m
MAY Shoe CO
Capitol Sil
Estill
City
Salvation Army
A. T. Brewer
Citadel
Thomas Estill
Seales
Terat Salvation Army
Shawkey
Marshall College
Redz
Deen
Storrs
Penn
Fione
A Neadwoles Bernie Exehalle and Aehimng
Guste
Suriy
Micka Vaparagemin
Tho
Porter Service
Palace Hotel
Cenver
Fife and
Summers Streets
AL Masons
Capitol Street
Education Board
J. Frank Marsh
New Victor Records
Music Box
Wirblow
Mes
J. Campbell
Mathews Olens Ngs
Bullivs
ET Ee
Telenbane
St Mary Iatlowny
DR. A. S. Boggs
Mome
Marie Kirtley Fine Millinery
New Location
Postoltive Square
Mlle
Edina Manuel
Metropolitan Oper Company
Prigala School of Classic
Ballit
MOORE
Alcore
Moore’s
Capitol ST
South Hille
Evlfori
Walk- Over
Heer
Palmer
Jemima
U.S. Pat
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