State Medical Society opens offices in Charleston
West Virginia State Medical Association establishes offices in Charleston with Sterrett Neale of Huntington named executive secretary. Dr. G D Jeffers of Parkersburg remains president. Dr. Henry P Linsz of Wheeling chairs state council. Office location centralizes administration for the 1000 plus members and a growing roster. James R Bloss of Huntington remains editor of the Journal. Neale, formerly a newspaper man, will run business and advertising departments from Room 211 Smallridge Building on Quarrier Street.
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West Virginia State Medical Association
Sterrett Neale
Huntington
Tan. Ak
C. A. Ray
Gstate
G. D. Jeffera
Parkersburg
State Council
Henry P. Linsz
Wheeling
W. A. McGregor
Wheelings
Medical Association
West Virginia Medical Journal
James R. Bloss
Neate
Dr. Ray
Association
Bia
J. Howard Anderson
Marstown
J. E. Rader
Neale
State Association
Charleston
The
Smallridge Building
Quarrier Street
Elke" Club
Charleston Post
Hatfield
Pittsburgh
Clarksburg
Naval
Destitution and Cruelty Reports From December
A late report details a December inquiry by humane officers into destitution among women and child neglect, plus cruelty to horses, cows, dogs, and other animals. It lists cases of deserted mothers, welfare help, jail terms for mistreatment, fines, and animal euthanasia, along with numerous shelter and care actions and road and farm welfare measures.
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Renien Andy
Hummne Oficer BE. Robert
Salvation Army
Bridge Grade
Ohe Nan
Tour
Girocettes
Ritchie Leads Pupil Reading Circles Count across Counties
A report by Major George M. Ford shows 1924 25 pupil reading circles by county led by Ritchie with 102 circles. Marshall 19 Harrison 18 Mason 33 Fayette 1 Doddridge 10. Other counties list smaller counts, with several reporting zero.
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Ritchie
George M
Cabell
Greenbrier
Lewis
Taylor, & Braxton
Grant
Logan
Mingo
Pleasants
Tyler
Wood
Wyoming
Hardy
Mercer
Monroe
Putnam
Raleteh
Wetzel
Barbour
Glimer
Hancock
Morgan
Brooke
Hampshire
Jefferson
Kanawha
Monongatia
Ohio
Summers
Upshur
Tucker
Boone
Wathoun
Clay
Lincoln
McDowell
Nicholas
Pendleton
Webster
Wirt
Illness Fatal For Mrs O Connor West Side Woman
Mrs Aoenora O'Conner aged TH years died yesterday morning at her home 882 Walnut street after a short illness Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at St Anthony church Sixth street Burial will be in New Olivet cemetery Survivors include Mrs Katherine Worn Mrs Maria Guthrie and several O Connor children in Charleston Huntington and Oakland Names and districts of prayer meetings and evangelistic preparations are listed. The paper reports a social event at Miss Edith Churchill Main street with guest Miss Berethy Churchill and a separate gathering hosted by Mrs T Trane in Kiale avenue.
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Aoenora O'Conner
Eelock
Walut Street
St. Anthony Church
Sixth Street
Burka
New Olivet
Katherine Worn
Maria Guthrie
Wyoming Street
Sahn Loconnor
James O'Connor
Charleston
Maurice O'Conner
W. M. O'Connor
Huntington
C. B. O'Connor
Oakland
Cal
Peloe
Hmmanuel Ranti
Willian Vbaater
Kanawha
Buges
Collis Street
Cant Waugh
South Streniz
Roy Shamblin
Garvin
Isteiet
Wilkin Underwood
Aveumoe
Biathier
Aa Reasetl
Lebih Street
Drs. Oo
Sturmmiava
Lincoln Day Dinner Planned for Kanawha County
Republican supporters in Kanawha County plan the first Lincoln Day dinner in the county to honor Abraham Lincoln and Civil War leaders. Mayor Werts announced the event to be held in the Bremer Memorial gymnasium with a 7:30 pm start, featuring Walter Hallangy as general chair and planned speakers including a city official. tickets aimed under $1, with the public welcome.
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Kanawha
Boy Scouts
Ty Mayor Werts
Tram Brean Memorial
Tonugurerizog
Breamshurgh
Republican Party
Walter Hallangy
Jon
Andrew Ack
Tioge
Ling
W. Wi [Werts
Walter Platman
Grant P. Hal Slate
Minn Carney Involved In Quiet Workers Class Luncheon
Kathleen Morris and many members of the Quiet Workers class at Weelly Memorial United Brethren church gathered on Menongalla street for a business meeting followed by luncheon. A birth notice for Robert Karl Dalton, son of Mr and Mrs Sol Dalton of Birch street, appears with dated reference to Friday December 24.
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Minn Carney Flostesn
Misa Kathalewa Carney
Nes Htess
Aerhone
Menongalla Street
Quiet Worker's
Weelly Memorial United Brethren Church
Svester
Rachel Bartles
Rayma Donnely
Nels Townley
Merl Donne
Frances Cooke
Dorothy Cook
Danivé Vatteraen
Abie Feun Rank
Kathleen Morris
Beatricsa
Mra
Tv Bersensem
Mrs Harrison Burned In House Fire Near Beechwood Hill
Mrs WT Harrigon of Mante street Beechwood Hill suffered painful burns to hands and arms yesterday when a burning garment on a faulty fire-plume caught fire. The burns also affected her grandson who was nearby while playing about the house. Physicians reported burns were out last night.
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WT. Harrigon
Mante Street
Beechwood Hill
Harrison
Smelting Trade News From Yrmestown Markets
Reported prices and quotes surface as Thayer and others in steel trade push jeans costs toward 324.50 while several dealers claim bidding reaches about 24.80 in Yrmestown markets.
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Alderson Chamber Seeks Swift State Road Financing
The Alderson chamber of commerce adopts a resolution urging prompt financing for the state road program to avoid delays and bond funding actions. It requests Greenbrier Monroe and Summers county representatives and district senators to back legislation, with copies sent to the Senate president and House speaker. The note appears in local papers.
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Thestate Road Commission
Alderson Chamber of Commerce
Greenbrick
Monroe
Sumners
State Land Commission
Senate
House
Alderson
Advertiger
Monroe Watchman
West Virginia
Charleston
Gagette
Record rise in steel orders linked to Mitchell train photo
Dayton and New York dispatches report a potential record printing and photograph closure. Brigadier General William Ad. Mitchell boarded a Dayton train to Washington and was photographed from the air. the image was dropped at the plant district. Steel firms, including United States Steel and Carnegie, show capacity usage near full, with Gary tube works nearing operations next month.
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Willam Ad Mitchell
Dayton
Washington
Capher
Xenin
New York
Ders
United States Steel Cart
Duckane
Bree
General Mitchell
Fis
Ao Moenok
Financial District
Ft le
Xttia
Dayton Burger
Chicago
Carnegie Steel Company
National Tube Campany
Gary
Hunter En Parkersburg Weyling. West Virginia case transfer
George W. Hunter a former captain from Lac Williamstown faces charges and will be moved to Parkersburg by Deputy U S Marshal Welch. Papers authorizing the transfer were received here and he is held under a 15000 dollar bond.
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State Medical Society
Medical Journal
Victor Records
Music Box
KE. R. West
Herald-Dispatch
Gazette
Detroit
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Times-Fidayune
Augusta
Maine
Jan
George M. Ford
Good Merchandise C. & A
Maid
Barmon
L’aiglon
Kirk
FIRST
M. E. Church South
Washington and
Dickinson Streets
Novel Entertainment
Mrs. O'Connor
West Side
St. Anthony’s Church
Wdith Churchill
Main Street
Berethy Churenill
Lane
T. Trane
Kiale Avenue
Mra IL Oresup Jormes
North Carolina Agricultural College
Republicans
Kanawha County
Hallanan
Mrs. Harrison
Cline’s
the Cline Ice Cream Co
NEW
Victor
Galperin Music Shop
Capitol ST
Everything Musical
Alderson C. OF C
State Road Commission
Mitchell
Dayton, Oto
Martha
Madam Butterfly
Capitol Theatre
San Carlo Grand Opera Co
Luporvics
Marchid
Venor
Italy
Saya
Moe
Fiava Faggi
Grand’ Opera
Prima Dunia
Enrico Caruso
Elngera
Buenos
Mme
Ada Salort
Nand
Colon
Aguilan
Bos
Han
America
Fortunh Gallo
Sun Carly Grand Opera Co
Steinway & Sons
Quarrier ST
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