Local Society Figures Attend Shawnee Club Dinner
Social calendar in Shawnee Club circles features gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Henshaw and numerous couples, brides club entertainments, a slumber party, and a Quote club meeting. Announcements include a marriage of Doris Ann Howes to Robert Clarke and the Friendly club dance at 7101-2 State street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Club
SM. and
Airs
John Henshaw
Chilton Hewkins
Steele Hawkins
Morris MecConshar
And
Charles Jach
Morgan Gwen
Mary Cabell
Lawrence Hodges
Agnes Fogle
Raymond Frye
Norman Ureene
Knight Hares
Robert Frazier
Clarenti Ernst
Brownidewis
C. K. Payne
Brides Club
Kegaaha Street
W. W. Miller
Everett Brennen
Elkins
CW. Swisher
W. H Byrne
Julio Cotton
Frank Woodman
W. B. Donnally
Radford Ruby
Ruexell
J. J. Divine
Rhodes
Doris Ann Howes
Aire
John James Hower
Milton
Robert Tice Clarke
Columbia
South Carolina
State Street
A. T. Davis
Harriet Virginia
Sarah
Tid Maughlin
Enya
Maryland
Huntington
Mary Frank Hughes
Bluefield
Clyde H. Past
Jewis Street
McMillan Hospital
Incense of Flowers Powder Promises Fresh Natural Look
A Miss Randall of Atlanta promotes Black and White Face Powder as an easy beauty aid. She claims the light powder adheres well, looks natural, and is more affordable than premium brands, available in gas packages for 50 cents from a local druggist or dealer.
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Georgia
Miss Randall
Hhh Street
Atlanta
Soc
Mise Randall
Local Social Notes From Huntington DurIng Week End
Residents and visitors share greetings and travel plans with short visits in Huntington. The column lists Miss Helen Hesleston and others in hospital, trips to New York and the West Indies, and many returns from visits to New York Pittsburgh and Chicago.
Indian Princes Pay Huge Sums for Blackmail in Empire Scandal
London dispatch reports that Indian rajahs pay large bribes to suppress scandals involving white women, with royal wealth used to shield families. The article notes government efforts to keep matters secret, the impact on provincial stability, and cases like Sir Tart Sinn’s robbery as evidence of vulnerability to extortion.
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London
Rewadi
Sir Tart Sinn
Farina Baeh
Tidiy
Reir
Kroy
Nis
Twlia
Livy
Tri
Naibges
Ellers
Prinens
Wha the
Cage
Viahjeto Blackvil
Britain
Todia
Pennsylvania Indian Pottery Unearthed
Archaeologist May Schri bist unearthed 43 pottery fragments at Back Cabin on Wrothme Mountain. Patterns reveal Genape tribe influence, suggesting the site served as an Indian shelter rather than permanent Delaware habitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilk Hari
May Schribist
Fistorivil Seiiely
Ing Digie
Hia
Senrahisr
Travel note mentions leaving for Florida and New York
A business trip fragment notes 7oe Me and Mra Sunt Has preparing to depart for Florida and a New York prom. Mentions Trenty Littaker planning a one day Heute wiele and a winter in the city. Howard Vorleaone and Suit toe Wier described in transit context.
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BlueAsid
Mra
Florida
Trenty Littaker
New York
Tadlee
Howard Vorleaone
Court docket entries list cases in common pleas court
Court docket shows civil actions including C and J against Federal Insurance and several infant and party defendants. Names like Stella Jovans and Alberta Raines appear among returned chancellery entries with February rules for chancery and circuit court actions.
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C &J Atklaa
Federal Insurante Company
Court of Commo Pleas
Returna- Lin Ie
Cyniman
Stella Jovans
L. ML Wvane
Kreok Hammeker Infant
Aginst
Lary May Siatth
Infant
Charles Chat Mralnat
Alberta Raines
Marriage Licenses Issued in Nanewha and Kanawha Counties
Yesterday marriage licenses were issued to Loyd Lips and Pearl Campbell both of Nanewha county Carl Cook and Dorothy Dutton both of Kanawha county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd CG. Lips
Pearl Campbell
Nanewha County
Carl MH. Cook
Dorothy A. Dutton
Kanawha County
River stage exports and boat movements reported yesterday
The fallowing river stages were exported yesterday with readings from Kanawha Inn to Cincinnati including Wenawharier 40 feet and rising, Ghio River 114 feet rising, and Pleasant 13.5 feet rising. Boat movements include Mary Lane through Leek at noon and One Greenwred going up through Leek at 12.
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Kanawhie Inn
Charleston
Ghio Tyer
Pitsburgh
Parlisereburg
Tame Pleasant
Huntington
Iivines
Cincinnati
Mary Lane
Leek
Wilonks
Itelvines
Leck
Glamorous Old Ivory Gown Designs At Paris Couture
A vivid catalog of Old Ivory evening wear details from Paris couturier Poiret. Features satin drapery, velvet gowns, fur trim, embroidery, and circular shoulder panels. Describes the gown’s stately silhouette, bold lines, and theatrical glamour.
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Lisnethy
Cohors
Paris
Head Coe
Poiret
Wenn
Palin
Trading Surge anticipated as NL clubs discuss moves
In a lively pre season round of talks, National League clubs including Philadelphia Boston and Chicago weigh big trades. Cincinnati and New York clubs hold back while Reds and Giants eye key changes and wage concerns loom for Philadelphia and Boston. A American league surge under Yankees Senators and Browns shifts payrolls as Stanley Tarpis sets a policy.
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Les Covelgw
SMW
Tan Trot Na Ranier
Mutsburgh
Chicago
Deagies
Vlietnand
Chiladelphire
Boston
Bohne
Fluiders
Disk Wendricks
Cieduyres
Melina
Hiseman
Hanevelt
Cotton Mornexy
Mieken Wail
Hockatop
Tendrieka
Cinelanatianinmyer
Jimmy Ring Bath
Redland
Platrhee
Milladelpnia
Borton
Giants
Prokert
McCraw Mill
Ctelnnatt
Donohue
Leush
Yankees
Senators
Browns
Stanley Tarpis
Nny
Cirege
Idle gossip law push sparks reform in Endicatt
In Endicatt New York in January 1971 workers petition the common council for an ordinance to punish idle gossip about neighbors and businesses. The petition cites examples from other cities and asks for fines or short jail terms for those spreading malicious rumors. A local judge describes enforcement of a similar law in Kentucky with a $10 fine.
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Endicatt
N.Y
Common Council
Boto
Byrne Horn
Kav
Kentucky Lawn
Sas
Mme Watkins
John AL Tiles
Niuel Bossi
Emmett Wathina
Owenshorm Kyins
Satin Crepe and Kasha Dominate at Monte Carlo Fashion
In Monte Carlo the satin crepe and kasha ensembles captivate spectators with vivid pink satin and green accents. Designers showcase natural fibers and tailored folds while accessories influence overall silhouette. details glimpse a balance of color and fabric handling amid a bustling event.
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Satin Crepe
Kasha
Monte Carlo
Monte Carla
Galeria
Iisiara
Monte Cirlo
Foxes Survive as English Fox Hunts Pause
The text notes that hunting suspensions in England due to foot and mouth disease have reduced pressure on foxes. Farmers armed with guns report fewer foxes pursued, yet overall fox populations appear higher than in years past across regions including Meynell and Cotlesmare areas.
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Iandon
England
Meynell
Bytchley
Belyely
Cotlesmare
German Band Scarce War Years Returns to New York Streets
In New York City on June 14, a small German band, active along Wail and Broad streets, resumes performances after the war. Citizens report bands marking financial district streets as headquarters while some play Christmas tunes like Silent Night and The Moly City It. One group on upper Broadway even plays Where the River Shannon Flows, though many street musicians still seek donations in saloons.
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Y Willman Park
New York
New York City
Financial District
Als
Moly
Upper Broadway
Shannon
Man Chokes to Death on Beef Sandwich in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia man Maward H McClure sixty choked when a piece of roast beef lodged in his throat at a restaurant. The incident occurred as he ate the sandwich and died before aid could arrive. Elsewhere a Louisiana refinery news brief notes price increases on light oil and a Dutch government radio receiving set program is mentioned.
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Man
Philadelpa
Maward H. McClure
Lloyd George Dominates Commons As Wartime Leader Returns
British politics swirl as David Lloyd George, back from a postwar lull, reasserts his dominance in the House of Commons. The veteran leader, amid a rising Labour strength, spurs his party and challenges rivals, with future office uncertain but his grip appearing unshaken. Call money rates ease on New York trading, reflecting shifting credit conditions.
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Fea
Wray Tinton
David Clord George
House of Commons
Lloyd Gearze
Lloyd George
Herbert Asquith
Britain
Hina
Xoxsu
Alord George
Livya George
City School of Music Wraps Radio Pro gram Series
WPAZ Charlestas features City School of Music program concluding its hour long broadcast. List includes Tarantelle, Caprice, Gothique Suite and Impromptu with performers Miss Alvenla Morgan Mr Merrill Harner Florence Muley Glen Jeffers Prof F I Hoke and others. The event highlights works from early grades to masters across clanala and romantic periods.
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City School of Music
WPAZ
Tarantelle
Alvenla Morgan
Caprice
Merrill Harner
B. Dear Witthe
Ronald Mies Florence Muley
Gothique Sulte
Boellmann
Glen Jeffers
E. Hoke
Bousta Tallegro
Senohert
Glen Jeffera
F. i. Hoke
Ganee
Florence Miller
la Hougrosse
Paul
Virginia Shelton
Low Michl
Ptan
Sybil Hope
Virginia Reed
Indiana
Aviation Progress in Czecho-Slovakia
Prague January 13 Czecho Slovakia shows growing aviation activity after an international aircraft exhibition and a squadron flight to Romania in Yugoslavia. A new airline is planned to operate across the backbone from Prague with aims to connect Berlin Warsaw Vienna and Paris.
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Prague
Romania
Jugoslavia
Berlin
Warsaw
Vienne
Paris
Thourands
Zions
Royal Jazz
Lumber Jacks International
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Maxine Lilly
Wer
Mises
Katherine Ditcher
Madeline Davis
Mabel Bartley
Dorothy Cooke
Roscoe Dilon
Quote Club
Mary Byrd Sullivan
The
Otoman’ Club
Walter S
YW. GC. A
Maurice Drew
Kanawha Players
YW. A
Ernest Tompson
Stuart Walker
Martinsburg
W. Vi
John Morgan
Toyal Circle
Rae E’alocle
Circle
Wyoming Street
Miss Evelyn Randall
Adr
Helen Hesleston Ie
Juead Hospital
Everett Dorennoen
Tins
Tier Pares Duder
W. SN. Miller
Laura Lewis
Mis
Margaret Lynn Lewis
Joh Dani
Frances
Adelaide
Smith
Thirsby
Dirssilly Witty
Philadelphia
Woeat Indies
Howard Elster
Pittsburgh
H. R. Dillon
Beckley
Mrs. 3. Clay
Dixie Street
Harriet Washington
Huntingon
Matilde Wood
Jackson Street
James A. Carrier
RT. Wood
Ties
Hdinner
Eee Garnett Thompson
Tilenmond
James Hayworth
Ralph Rowan
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Fudge
C.D. Ferrer
Parkersburg
Chariestrnee
Grace Thomason
Wanlington
Charieston
Tuth J Sparkes
Robert Welly
Columbus
Onin
Misa
Virginia
Willard McKee
Guarrier
Hale Street
Mr. A
Max Schrabist
Wyoming
SOUTH
National League
Chicago and
Pittsburg
Hank Clearings
Associa Tite
Kentucky
Fayor
Otl Ney
Mrs. J. Cai
Aenam
Edward H. McClure
Ratne Smackovern Oil
Slevetort
Lidan
Longislana G11 Refining Corporation
Smackoven
Arkansas
Netherlands East Indies
G. Phaiffy
H.C. Dunk RE
Walker Dry Goods Co
C. M. Boiursky
Wash
St. S
Moore's
Capitol ST
Vostaffice
Teenment
SRIN
ACALD
Paul Specht
Virginian Today
Pola Negri
Suez
Canrerta
Commons
Ste
Charlestas
Welton
Czecho-Slovakia
Wall Paper
MOORE
Capitol Street
Green Gate
Mauro
Loney
Jemima
Clara M. Schunk Hoveitly
Mountain State Hospital
Ane Nomineticiaé
Kanawha Banking Ane Trust
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