Society Notes From Beury to Betsy and Back
Society items list Beury family plans and guests visiting from Baltimore Washington Morgantown and Parkersburg. Mentions Mrs G T Thayer accompanying travelers in Washington and other visitors including Agnes Fogle Betty Chilton and Agnes Gaines. Notable events include a marriage in Charleston and a death in Brimpton shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. WW. Long
Huntington
Willan Grover
Betty Chilton
Ebersole Daines
William Calvin Mitchell
Smnomas McMillan
Chesney Young
Hurricane
Washington-Lee winter visit and local social notes
Washington-Lee winter lifestyle headlines as Florence Avis remains in Washington with relatives. The article notes a supreme court justice delayed at Welch due to a daughter's illness, a series of travels and guests visiting or leaving, births announced, and social events with Mrs J F P Aiking hosting the D A P club along with numerous guests in upper Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ward Crane
Herbert Crane
Mottesheard
KH. B Rummel
Baltimore
Woman's Club
Washington
Brand
Zeskine
Gertrude Hope
Montgomery
Susie Hope
Brashear Avis
Florence Avis
Avis
Richmond
Brashyear Avis
Washington-Lee
Pierida
City Detective Arrests Two Men for Whiskey Possession
City Detective R H Clendenin and Lt Ray Jarrett led a sting at the Dixie pool room on Kanawha Street at nine oclock. They obtained marked money from a stranger who purchased whiskey for John Harper and George Jordan, who were found with four one dollar bills. Harper held three bills and Jordan one. They were taken to police headquarters for hearings Monday before Police Judge T B Bobbitt. Patrolmen Sierman Handles Lowery and agent Harper assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
R. H. Jendenin
Lscal Police Department
John Harper
George Jordan
Dixie Pool
Kanawha Street
Clendenin
Warper
Ray Jarrett
Harper
Dixie Pool Room
Jordan
Bobbitt
Jarrett
Davye Sierman
Cecil
Marl Lowery
Deval
Walter Harper
Etiquette at private concerts sparks audience anger
A letter complains about crowd behavior at private house concerts where critics hiss and mock performers while public venues see quiet disapproval. The writer recalls a violinist’s mercy amid jeers and notes a charity event with similar tensions, urging respect for artists and patrons alike. A broader note calls for better audience etiquette and decorum at cultural events.
Common Creed and Church Union to Be Considered By Presbyterian Meeting
The Twelfth Council of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches meets in Cardiff Wales June 30 to July 2 1928 under secretary Henry H Masters of the American section. Delegates from the United States and Canada discuss common reformation principles and the churchs role in modern democracy amid global tensions. Notable figures include Rev David S Sulu of Pittsburgh and Dr Robert Be Speer of New York City.
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Mimitadel
PITEA
Badan
America
World Alliance of
Cardiff
Wales
Wey
Henry H. Masters
Thy
Western
Alliance
Witherstown
U. S.A
Delewates
Unitedel
Ameria
United Presbyterian Church
Gameral Synod
God Leterines
Cuturdst
David S. Sulu
Pittsburgh
Robert Be Speer
New
New Yorkity and Magtewond
Spereturs
Prostiytes
Ran
Will
Speer
Irollanites
California
West
A. Hunter
San Annetme
Suri Lreater
Los Angeles
Caujumlig
Wallace Radcliffe
Washington
Floridd
George
Bonn
St Ree
Feversburg
B.D. Athiany Hlingis
Poly Pimethy
Berls
France
Jake Sagers
Holland
Minnesour
Panies Walhieu
Macalester Collage
St. Pat Missouri
Wiliam
W. Black
Missouri Vadley College
Mure Shaft
Flex
Davitta
Skillings G. Th Tani Websler Groves
Nebtaskas-Hevy
Charles Terean
Presbyterian
Diba
Primestar
Hush Morris
Haddenitelas
Haven
News
Brunswick
Bes
Hones Tighwind
Woot Mber
Millstone
Thomas ¢ Whyte
Thunnemedt
New York
Fey
Williams
If Foo
Minin
Courthind
Teminer
Franela Tryin
Hes
Tiedres
Auli
Petly A. Macauie
New Yorde
Mred Bronda
Cis
Rey Dubnt
Reeve
Judge W H O’Brien Alleges Improved After Illness
Judge W H O’Brien of the Vi Heth federal circuit has been reported improved following a serious illness. His wife Mrs O’Brien, located in Binley, requested prayers as his condition wavered, and he remained under care at Flelaer Hospital in Ginlltvelis. The note confirms his ongoing hospitalization and the family’s public appeal for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuna
Audiente
Fuente
Ini Bac
Deveney
Sinasi
Invita
Rasiok Larke
Saiie Blade Pease
Owhiel
Carnegie
Binley
Ginlltvelis
Gererding
Repent Liplos
Ganette
Crncuinte
Riphey
Peporte
Judes O' Belen
Mis O'Belen
Belen
Quarreled Since Wedding Day Ends with Remedy Claim
An advertisement recounts a couple's quarrel after their wedding and promotes a stomach remedy, claiming a simple harness preparation removes catarrhal mucus and eases stomach and intestinal ailments. The text urges trial with Rexall drugstores and other grocers endorsing the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluen
Tonen
A. Catterfield
Rexall Alere
Ady
Huntington Deaf Society Elects Fall Officers
Huntington Hands Society of the Deaf No. 6 held a meeting electing officers including president Enoch Blagd vice president William Irvmyn secretary Clarence Venderson treasurer Charles J. Tiurgess sergeant-at-arms James A. Pring and trustees Grover Burchman A Brock. Sick committee named William Ermyyn chairman with Andrew Drake and Charles Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hands Society of the Deaf No. 6
Fromenie Blagd
William Irvmyn
Clarence Venderson
Charles J2. Tiurgess
James A. Pring
Grover Burchman
A. Brock
William Ermyyn
Andrew Drake
Charles Myers
Charleston
James Breedlove
Edward 1
J. Hamilton
Teeth Growth in Dental Goods Output Surges
Washington reports a 26 percent rise in dental goods production over two years. The 1923 census shows production valued at about 42.9 million dollars, roughly 24 million in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas C. Beury, Jr
Beary
W. Va
Jean Bennett
Margaret Thayer
Harrison B. Smith, Jr
G.T. Thayer
Robert Hawkins
Morgantown
A. L. Pike
Chicago
Mr. Pike
Agnes Fogle
Parkersburg
Ase
George Kahlo
Nitro
EN. Smith, Jr
Fayetteville
L. FE. Gaines
Mrs
Lee Belting
Washington Street
Gyarkovenue
Mrs Belting
Thomas Morgan
David Barty
Little Son
Elking
Marie Kirtley Fine Millinery
Postoffice Square
E-Noree ‘Hand Reporting CO
Maciaen
Davin
Mary Gallawar
Capital
Kriss
Mes. J. Campbell Mathews
Sdancing
Thareday
Virginian Theatre
Paul Specht
Beatrice Bourne
Arthur K. Bourne, Jr
Bourne
Une
Supreme Court of Appeals
Welch
Josephine
George S. Laidley
St. Ausustine
Pla
Katherine Kinvel
Misa Grace Morton
Clay
Tusva Morris
Fairmont
Frank Butler Trotter
West Virginia University of
Tra Akins
Jm Fairmont
Busine
Helen B. Clarke
Robert Young
Jules Friedman
Amy Tialingk Rity
Burt
Jackson Street
Virginia /oulk
Montine
Orbell County
City
Teal
West Virginia
Morris T. Shaw
Marshall Cuilese
Charkston
Howard Wister
Cleveland
Harry Towering
University of Paris
Hossler
Hossler’s
Quarrier Street
North American Newspaper Alliance
Athens
Ohio
Union Station
Presbyterian Meeting
World Alliance
Syracuse
A.B. Gordon Rorlers
D. Maxsell Morrisnn
Dohngen
O. Purrell
Brogktyny Key
A. Markensle
Bluahing
Fotos
Addison Jones
Panghiceen
Chambelain
H. J
Gearee Tirany
Brooklyn
Key
J. Burrel
TL Johnston
Scranton
Ibury
Manter
Philadelphia
Clarence
Artney
Phildelphing
M Willian Barnes Lower
Prudelphing Res
Warfield
Poland
Yetwoh
Philadelph
Towts
Mudge
E. Johann
Robert MacGowan
Vittyhargh
Mathew J. Myndmien
Tieuree Kilpatrios Otawa
A. H. Scott
D. Kerth
Tohowhewan
J. OF
Alex McMillan
Toronto
WH. Wood
Montreal
W. H. O'Brien
Peking
Tere
Polan’s
Polan
Pulan
Capitol Street
Huntington Deaf Society
Kokstad
Capetown
Wokstad
East Griqualand
Natst
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