Business Club Plans New Year at Moore Building
The Business Men's club, located in the Moore building on Quarrier street, announced plans for the new year beginning September 1. A $1 membership fee will be charged to chamber of commerce members and employees who join the club, which has operated for a year on funds raised by local businessmen. The committee reported strong member interest, with many lunches and meetings at the club, and aimed to attract about 160 percent membership. Union Mission services were led by Rev. R. L Kelbaugh of the United Brethren church of Dunbar with special music by the Dunbar choir.
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Moore
Quarrier Street
Chamber Commerce
Niwaa
Chamber of Commercel
Busimnea
United Brethren Church of Dunbar
R. L Kelbaugh
Dunbar Yisicore
Warren foresees huge super nation linking all races
Washington June 30 A gigan tic super nation linking all the people of the earth into one family and a near perfect human existence through science is the future Sen Francis H Warren envisions after 33 years in the Senate. He notes two clouds cost of living and government but sees remedies and world government as steps toward eliminating war. He cites aviation advances and warns federal costs have risen vastly since 1899, urging steady work and good habits.
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Washington
Francis H. Warren
Congress
Senate
Warren
Tomor
Earth
United States
Forty-ninth
Massachusetts Infantry
Batte
Port Hudson
Arthur Brisbane
Ingo
Lea
Caruso Award Gives Mildred Seenh Opera Fellowship
Miss Mildred Seehn of New York won the first Caruso Opera Fellowship granting tuition housing and transportation for a year of study in Italy.
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Mildred Seehn
New York
Italy
West Virginia Automobile Association Wins Charter
NEW CORPORATIONS An association to promote automobiling in the state received a charter in the secretary of state's office. The West Virginia Automobile Association aims to maintain roads and aid motorists. incorporators include I. L Underhill Mont J Carmack and others of Charleston. Several companies filed dissolution of charter notices and stock decreases, with notary commissions granted to T J Stone and Foster Winding Gulf.
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West Virginia, Automobile Association
Associaton
West, Virginia
I. Underhill
Mont J. Carmack
Thomas Culeman
Northwestern Dike Lime Company
Tunnelton
Grading Board Named by State for Examinations
State education department selects June grading board to assess papers from the general uniform examination held June 24 and 25. May results followed the grading of the previous annual examination. Members include M. Brooks Buckhannon C Hayhurst Huntington Myrtle Boone Charleston Mrs Terean Burton Matoaka Fannie Eagan Huntington Ida Given Morgantown Olivia Hamrick Webster Springs Nattie Herndon Morgantown Lie Rockwell Berkeley Springs Marietta Stewart Glen Dale.
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State Department of Education
Snonth
Meombera
Juns Prading Board
Hte Ua
M. Brooks
Buckhannon
I Hayhurst
Huntington
Myrtle Boone
Charleston
Terean Burton
Matoaka
Real estate transfers filed with county clerk
Real estate transfers were filed yesterday in the county clerk’s office. Transactions include Hanson to Virginia Hanson for parcels in Parks land and Farkland additions for $1 and other consideration, Summers and Summers to Lowe for Glendale addition lot for $500, Dunbar Land Co to Gon for Dunbar lot, Bock to Swint for three lots on Kanawha and Fitzgerald’s addition for about $7,000, Kanawha Realty to Sadie Dillon for Madison street lot and $10,000, Canterbury to Saunders for a Glenwood addition lot for $4,000, Salyer to Gomes for a Fayette street lot for $7,508, Jones to Walker for two west side Cooper’s Creek lots for $3,000, Burgess to Eskala and Vickers for Saiket branch lot at $500, Zerkle to Nurn sperwer for undivided interest in Holtay 1 addition for $10,000, Woodland Realty to Lydia Stallion for Haast Woodland addition lot for $1,?00, Mullins Gas company via L. & Davis for one-third gas tract at Cabin Creek for $1, and Caldwell to Cecil Caldwell for land along county road on Two and Three-quarter mile creek for $500.
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Hanson
Virginia B. Hansen
Block G
Parks Land
Farkland
Summers, Pauley and Company
John Lowe and Wits
Glendale Adiiltion
St. Albana
Dunbar Land Company
Ta. Gon
Dunbar
Bock
John D. Bwint
Wheeling
Kanewha River
Elk River
Fitzgerald
Charleston
Kanawha Realty and Manufacturing Company
Sadie Dillon
Madison Street
James E. Canterbury
J. D. Saunders
Gienwood
George W. Salyer
B. B. Gomes
Fayetta Street
Leander Jones
Everett A. Walker
Cooper's Creek
Malinda H. Burgess
R. E. Eskala
W. H. Vickers
Saiket
C. HW. Zerkle
Nurnsperwer
Holtay
St. Albans
Eat Woodland Realty Company
Lydia Mae Stallion
Haast Woolland
L. & Davis
Mullins Gas Company
Cabin Creek
A. E. Caldwell
Shirley
Cecil M. Caldwell
Marriage Licenses Listed by County Clerk
Marriage licenses saved yesterday in the county clerk’s office for Cecil H. Blake aged 22 and Lillian Reid aged 17 Clarant Coffey aged 20 and Elizabeth Ferry aged 18 balance and shipping figures show June balances Credit balances 3.80 rung 64,475 average runs 52,213 shipments 110,975 average shipments 3,903.
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Cecil H. Blake
Lillian Reid
Clarant Coffey
Elizabeth Ferry
Werta Tries Out New Elk Line Bus
Mayor W W Werta rode the new Elk Line bus to preview service planned for Upper Glen Elk area. Only one coach arrived, delaying the start to the late week. officials expect commencement soon.
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WERTA
New Elk Line
Upper Elk District
W. W. Werta
Charleston Interurban Railway Company
Upper Glen Elk
River levels show varied falls and rises across streams
The Kenawha river measured 2.0 feet and fell while at Charleston the pool stood at 7.7 feet. The New river at Hinton fell to 2.1 feet and the Ohio river at Pittsburgh dropped to 7.8 feet. Parkersburg fell to 10.8 feet, Point Pleasant rose to 7.6 feet, Huntington held at 8.0 feet, and Cincinnati remained at 9 feet.
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Kenawha
Kanawha Fulla
Charleston
Hinton
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Cincinnati
Three Held In “Rolling Miners” Case In Charleston
L L Berry Mamie Gerry and W L Hillard were jailed on $1000 bonds after a municipal court hearing on charges tied to a scheme dubbed rolling. Bishop Dorsey, a colored miner, reported losing $759 in Charleston after arriving with a retainer, visiting Hillard’s home for a pint of liquor, and waking to find his belongings missing. Hillard faces additional charges of selling moonshine liquor.
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L. L. Berry
Mamie Gerry
W. L. Hillard
O. B. Bobbitt
Miornine
Bishop Dorsey
Dorsey
Charleston
Hillard Nome
Polies
Hillard
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International News Service
Rusco
Prs
Polic
Baeure
Ried Parkins
Deckers
Berview
Plaraca Distributiie Co
Bella Motor Bases
Uter
Fhone Capitol
Charlestim
Buick Co
Ruby Storrett Motor Co
Dawiey Motor Co
Ovarland Motor Co
Charleston, W. Va
Ceaters
DG. Repair Co
Ault Auto Repair Co
Malone Singleton Co
Midland Trait Cn
Geevine Rosco
ROSCO
Cross Bats
Ske
LEE House
Lee
Streets
N. W
D. C
Russell A. Conn
Fanaa Rae Beh
New de Forest
Men Ict Docies
Fiapley Iar
Roce Radin Ca Cay Hye DE Forest
W. VA
Caruso
Department of Education
Dillard
MiNer Beauty
Washington, D. C
Frankenberger Company
Mr. Dillard
Dhwath
Clarksburg
John GC
Southern
Harrison
Ees
Tenced
Robert Ford
Cambria
Mountsville
Edward Woody
Woody
Ireland
Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester
Emres Siler Es
Colored Fire
OWE
The
Astor
PearaeLaEe
Farrell Bey
Optometrist
WVA
Onsatyt Kanawha Street
New York NY
Bausch
Opticians
Optical Service Corporation
Optometrical Society
Indiana
French Lick Springs
Lick Springs Hotel
French Lick, Indiana
Pluto Water
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