Local society notes and community gatherings in Charleston
The column lists parties and entertainment in Charleston and Quarrier Street homes. It notes bridge teas at Quarrier Street and a Morgantown party hosted by Mrs J FR Guard, with many society members named. It also covers church groups meeting, committee elections, and visits by residents and guests, plus birth announcements and local social news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Department of the
Charleston
Anton
Fomisrh
Woman's Club
Morgantown
Enettridge
J. FR
Thuns
Mra
R. GO. Newcomb
Floyd Black
Hellis Hahn
Don Lewis
Charles Daum
Tom Kay
Marjorie Stalnaker
Quarrier Street
Sarah
Tid Maughlin
Boyd, Mo
Keith
Florence Holmsted
Leal Virginia Wood
Mathilda Wood
Eather Teague
Sarah, Hughes
Liza MacCorkle
Margaret Lyle MacCorkle
Virginia Hoff
Roy Wine
Ferne Beachout
Eva Yer
Edith Reach
Lucille Scholz
Katherine AleGraw
Irene Margaret Herndon
Erman Heep
Wilma Chandler
Leslie Ropa
Clyde Hume
Ralph Rollyson
Julius Bolarsky
Nathan Goldstein
Howald Summers
Lyle Mahan
Paul Ross
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. G Theiling
Huntington Man Visits Charleston As Guest Of Honor Bride
James Hart of Huntington appears as a business visitor in Charleston. Mrs. John Shawver, a recent bride from this city, is guest of her mother Mrs. B. H. Madeira at Hotel Madeira in Morgantown. Mrs. Shawver was guest of honor at a party.
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Fhiarry de Verese. Sr
Dackan Street
Huntington
Andersen
Wheeling
Wit
Charleston
Amos
Logan
Virginian Fry
J. 2. Wright
E.R. Davis
Marksburm
WG. Carper
John Asherne
Clendenin
Ceci
Hawking of
Sutton
City
Douglas Brown
A. J. Welry
Woson
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Charles Miller
Charles Donald Miller
James Hart
John Shawver
B. H. Madeira
Madeira
Morgantown
Shawver
Hughes Band and Sextette Entertain Jail Inmate Audience
Prof Hughes and his band with sixteen instruments performed for inmates at Winawhe county jail Sunday night. A sextette followed with follies and a prayer was offered by Rev Coleman. Jailers adopted thanks to Mrs Tda Moore for supplying tea lillies for the evening services.
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Attius Hughes
Winawhe
Jair
Hughes
Coleman
Tda Moore
Can You Beat It of useeriathinis the conditions upon which Go United States would ie willy
The fragmentary prompt discusses potential conditions under which the United States might resume relations with Russia. It references general diplomacy terms without concrete actions, dates, or named officials, leaving the core stance and criteria unclear.
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United States
Russia
Gland Nutrition Method Found In Animal Studies
Scientists including Dr Evans and a California faculty member report a gland nutrition method named vinindin UX shows promise in controlling and improving growth in pigs rats and tadpoles. They focus on a small gland at the base of the brain called the hypothalamus and claim potential applications in human and veterinary medicine. Further experiments involve removing glands and administering extracts to assess effects on digestion and physiology.
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da Bent Herbert MI
Slandukir
Evans
Bere Vans
Reience
Prieber
Owas
Favorable Trade Balance for 1924 Prompts Debate
The report notes a favorable 1924 trade balance with rising exports and mixed import activity. It highlights Byrnes and Wade figures, air mail volume surpassing prior year, and concerns over postwar conditions shaping commerce and government policy.
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Washington
Sano
United States
Byrnes
Sasa Odd Ok
Shi Ha Awd
Lopulnon
Yiundine
Russia seeks U.S. recognition and shifts in diplomacy
A fragmented report notes Russia pursuing formal U.S. recognition and potential diplomatic shifts. It mentions discussions involving ambassadors, the State Department, and possible changes in leadership or policy direction as Washington weighs its stance.
Epsom Salts Taste All Gone
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a product labeled Epsom salts tasting like lemonade and linked to a store in Ark under a unnamed brand. References to salta, medications, and possible warnings appear, with unclear names and dates.
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Epsom
Charges Against Bryan Bring Political Clash
Bryan Tang, a former Democrat governor, faced charges of irregularities in the state road department. A Republican challenger alleged improper conduct during the gubernatorial campaign and called for Bryan to testify before a legislative committee. Accusations included undisclosed cash and violations of the corrupt practices act, with references to presiding officials and a proposed annual pension rule from Edinburgh.
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Nebraska
Tang Tls
Lemoepaug
Ice
Apipear
Bryan Haw
Johnson
Bryan
Unclear legal notice on bankruptcy and holdings
Fragmentary OCR report discusses a trustee driven bankruptcy case involving a lord and a contentious estate. It hints at consequences as a precedent and mentions a sum around five thousand pounds and rubber trees in a case of ill defined annuals.
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Slere
Catate Iy
Afuueriit
Tyramine
Lord Stone
Shiwinune
Wink
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Corinne Lawrence Hia
Parkersbark
Trienda
First Christan Church
H. He Clan
Frances Gna
Kanawha Street
Virginia Street Temple
Kearsa Building
Harry Minsker
East Bank
Wiliam Morris
D. A. TR
Amanda Dickinson
Misa
Agnes Fogle
Parkernburg
Mary
Lize Tosset
Zoe John Vogle
G.T. Forle
OD. Ward
Clarksbury
Sen Dre
Charles P
Tev
Clarkesbur
Rom
Lambie
State Department of Things
Chicago
B.d.lewin
Prnjie Service Commission
Hawnoke
Contral Power
New River
Birk Stathers
Public Service Commission
Fairmont
Monongahe West Penn Company
Ne Tn- Dwight H. Teter
Teter
Floyd Chapman
Huntneton
P. Crawford
Tallkins
Brooke Price
New York
Andrew Price
Marlinton
Pry Toeh McClintic
Parahantas
DeVants
Georg B. White
Weston
Gohen
Arnold
Buckhannon
William M. Wiley
Shaty Ples
Mrs Ports
Beechwood
Paul Leroy Portz
Bolton Egan
Aon
Jannars Eee
William Slavs
Chandlers
Hraneh A Shen
Janairy
Wall Paper Sale
Moore’s
Capitol Street
Rthand
Lonventiann
Fimeosravk
Madison J. Davia
Ing
Capitol Bt
Hrieg
Marie Kirtley Fine Millinery
Maxfield Barber
Kanawha Banking Or Trust i
Hemstitcu
Newend
Huitrona
MAY Shoe CO
Maurice Ketten
JTRY
Jaan
Muak Letters
California University
Commerce Department
Mrs. J. Campbell Mathe
Leciienten
Mlle
Edina Manuel
The
Metropolitenn Guern Company
Private
Behaol
Masonic Temple
Witwinin Sts
Katrince
Thoto Cuptol Saat
U. S
U.S
Ladouin
Sevier
Pete
Clip Roy TheveTs
Gein Fotin
Savier Petitiers
Ambagerder Rylb
Russhay
Hinewr Mi
Ral Delamyre
Ianenaine Lian
Govhakio
Geece
Eper
Wade
Salta
Arkun
Porter Service
Palace Hotel Corner
Fife and
Summers Streets
Moore's
Capitol ST
PROUR
Edinburgh
Beerage Shuld
Levens
Myers
Jeeetit
Willard McKee
Hale Street
Kenton Pharmacate
Coppin Building
Covington
Tiank
Peet
Cellucotton Products CO
West Jackson Boulevard
Kotex
Kentucky
Willie Hunt
Benton
Cardui
Cardus
Cincinnati
Kearse Theatre
Tie Atse
Ode CH
Charleston Symphony Society
Galperin Music Shop
Capepor, ST
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