Kanawha Club Golf Tourney Set At Kanawha Park
Kanawha country club golfers will compete in the fifth annual spring 18 hole handicap tournament at Kanawha Park. Thirty four players qualified, with G P Stacy and others listed. Senators and Buck Starrs Parkersburg Independents meet in an afternoon baseball showcase, with Powell, Petry, and Beers highlighted as key players in a lively Kanawha Park double feature.
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Kanawha Club
Parkersburg
Senator
Kanawha Park
Spring Hill
Kanewhs Country Club
Bomoe
Flay
G. P. Stacy
Fh. Lobnitz
W. & Bott
M. M. Wicklins
M. B. Tine
A. M. Hit
W. B. Geary
Robert L. Smith
C. E. Bamilton
Dr. C. A. Zirkle
M. B. Moorshead
B. Holmes
H. D. Everett
Judge
Judge ©. B. Bobbitt, 16; W. D. Guyer, 17; H. R. Stapp, 18; Jorge Weimer
J. A. deGruytar
Q. C. Laws
E. R Calloway
W. P. Konitz
J. T. Mather
T. C. Mathews
D. ¢. Kennedy
Hugh Stewart
J. E. Cannon
Paul Youna
C. ¥. Zimmerman
RE. Clinton
J. H. Hornikal
J. 8. McKeever
B.C. Riley
T. J. Babson
Z. H Sattta
Bosy Watt
Senators
Buck Starr
Parkersburg Independents
Powell
Parkersburgiana
Carl Petry
Starr
Biddy Beers
Biddy
Mont-gomery
Cincinnati Reds
Asid Perry
Montgomery
Kirk Heatwola
Wheat Orcutt
Toots Rogers
Anise
Chick Farrell
Bud Dearien
Dana Demon
Atda
West Virginia
Johnny Hushion
Hienla Groh Himsalf
Cook
Harry Devore
Ifte
Ches King
Fountain of Youth
Baker
Beckstop
Birles
Littlepage
Rativecracker
Charleston
Farrell
Greatt
Owlom
Echols
Dearlen
Rogers
Beers
Martin
Petry
Pi Heatwola
Parkersburz
Devare
King
Anner
Hushion
Whitlateh
Hardman
Bratthwood
Ashland July 4 fight card touted by promoter
A 42 round debt card billed as a July 4 Ashland feature was announced by Huntington promoter Perdus who traveled to Charleston. The seventh event centers on a 13 round bout between Jimmy Perdue and Mig Blair, both welterweights, with two Charleston youths on the undercard.
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Ashland
Perdus
Huntington
Charleston
Jimmy Perdue
Mig Blair
Portamouth
Young Geene
Red ‘Wiss
Bobby Grant
Clyde Roberts
Hantington
Kanawha Sportsmen Plan Trapshoot Near St Albany
Kanawha Sportsmen will hold a trapshoot at their club near St Albany with shooting starting at 1 09 p m. and continuing until 5 o clock. Several prizes including cups and merchandise will be offered to contestants. A hundred or more shooters are expected.
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Kanawha Sportsman
St Albany
Pipp Upgrade Timeline After Concussion Incident
Wally Pipp, Yankees first baseman, remains hospitalized after concussion from a pitch during batting practice. Doctors say he cannot leave for at least two weeks and a return within a month appears unlikely. The injury occurred when hit on the temple by a fastball thrown by Charlie Caldwell before a game against the Athletics. Southern Association scores list New Orleans over Atlanta, Little Rock over Mobile, Birmingham over Chattanooga, with Nashville beating Chattanooga.
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York
Wealls
Yoenkee
Pipe
Temple
Charlie Caldwell
Princeton
Athletics
St. Vincent's
Southern Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Little Rock
Mobila
Birmingham
Chattanoogs
Nashville
Braves lesson in 1914 pennant turnaround on July Fourth
AL Demaree recalls the Boston Braves rising from last place on July Fourth 1914 to win the National League pennant by eleven games and sweep the Athletics in the World Series. He notes the enduring lesson never to take baseball for granted. Copyright 1926 Associated Editors.
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AL Demaree
Giannis
Harry Pulliam
National League
Boston Braves
Dick Rudolph
Larry Doyle
Giants
Larry
Braves
Meels
Collegiate Fashions and Fada in University Style
A column praises university influence on dress and manners, arguing education shapes tasteful youthful style. It defends collegiate attire against harsh stereotypes, notes navy patch-pocket coats with light trousers as a summer look, and rebuts likening students to loud fads while emphasizing gentlemanly restraint.
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John Locke
Aly
Jersons
School Committee to Meet Monday Over Morris Harvey Plan
The chamber of commerce educational committee postpones its noon meeting due to holiday. Chairman Newcomb says Monday’s fall gathering will reveal progress toward the Morris Harvey college campaign and announce plans for Charleston to host a full fledged high class institution by September 1828.
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Chamber of Commerce Educationall
Morris Harvey College Horn
Haliday
Charleston
Wee
Corris Harvey
Columbus Pullman Service Announced Between Kenova and Columbus
P Puffner of the Charleston chamber announces Pullman car service between Kenova and Columbus. Cars will attach to Norfolk and Western trains 3 and 4, likely starting July 16. Southbound schedule places a 9:30 PM Columbus departure, Kenova transfer at 10:20 PM, arrival next morning. Northbound service parks at Kenova 9:30 PM CT, attaches to train 2:10 AM, arrives Columbus 7:46 AM ET. Success hinges on Charleston business patronage and travel volume to cover costs.
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P. Puffer
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Kenovya
Columbus
Norfolk and Western
Calumbus
My Coastern
Ime
Kenova
Puffner
Charleston
Anderson Urges Preparedness At Rotary Club Talk
J K Anderson spoke at the Kanawha hotel on July Fourth style patriotism urging national preparedness to avoid ruin. He quoted generals on losses from unprepared forces and urged Rotary Club support for defense plans while Charles W Cookson and local chautauqua artists provided a musical program.
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J. K. Anderson
Charles
Kanawha Hotel
Marsh
Anderson
Charles W. Cookson
Columbus
Charleston
Chattauqua
T. T. Shepherd
Eur W. Puller
Department of Law
Ohio State University
Fuller
Dolly Stewart
Minno Speve Fallat
Ddwyn Hames
Alan Murray
Australia
America
George H. Harris
Bevary Company
France
Mission camp open for picnics in Abway park
Rev Pat Withrow announced mission camp facilities in Abway park offering shaded retreats amid ground and hills. The camp provides water seats tables and space near the camp buildings with quarantine lifted and access resumed for auto parties to views atop the mountain.
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Charleston
Union
Pat Withrow
Powermen and Caseys Battle to Tie Then Caseys Win
In a rugged game the Powermen and Caseys battled to a 10 tie. Caseys were credited with a win over the Elks IAD after a late surge. Other notes show standings for Gasett’s, South Hills, Marines, and NuWay in the league, with Mon byes and postponed Erie game decisions changing records.
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Powermen
Caseys
ELKS
Yesterdan'r
NuWay
Grace
Coallea
Gasetts
Emka Sisaeaae
State House
Bae Powermen
ALT Oil Service
Sumter
Marines
Charleston Lumber
Elka
jLaldiey Field
Marines Va
South Hills
Armoy Parc
Entgehts
Columbus
Erie
Movie Industry Lags in Japan Says Baron von Kettler
Los Angeles July 3 Japanese film producers lag behind American makers by about a decade and account for only about 2 percent of cinema shown in their own country according to Baron von Kettler German film materials manufacturer who just returned from Asia. He says Japanese producers lack detail and international appeal and that American films need not fear heavy competition for at least twenty years.
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Mintor
Hunter Ligget
America
Canwresa
Funda
of the Argonne
Anderson
Cookeon Aald
Lulia
Los Angules
Jpan Fim
Baron von Kettler
Orient
Amerline
Chenoweth to Go to Broaddus Soon Clarksburg
July 3 report from Pallipnt states Bred WM Chenowath, former Par kersburg and Weston coach, named athletic actor at Greaddus college replacing Furman Nusa who moved to Stathany college. Suedowsth, AML state high school quarterback two years, later played backfield in Virginia.
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Clarksburg
WM. Chenowath
Parkersburg
Weston
Greaddus College
Furman Nusa
Stathany College
Suedowsth
Dugeists
Ploturh
Virginia
Paris
G.A Boden
Morgan to Give Summer Services at Ruffner Memorial
Doctor Percy Morgan, famed Bible teacher, will lead a summer program at Ruffner Memorial church starting tomorrow night at 8. The Charleston pastor is a noted lecturer who has spoken in many states since World War I and will present Bible themes with music by Percy H. Boat.
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Percy Morgan
England
America
Ruffner Memorial Church
Doctor Morgan
Schwamb Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charleston
Eldtes
Zlkiver
First Presbyterian Church
Ruftner Memorial Church
Percy H. Boat
Beresford Junior Defeats Hoover in Henley Diamond Sculls
Jack Beresford Jr of London defeated Walter M Hoover of Philadelphia in the Henley regatta Diamond Sculls eliminations. The annual tropical race and minor preliminaries are noted in the event coverage.
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Sioover
HENLY
Roane County Adopts Full Time Health Program
Roane county adopts a full time health program with the state health department informed yesterday. No appointments have been made yet but the county court has approved the move. The decision makes seven counties with full time health services in the state.
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Roane
State Department of Health
County Court of
Richwood Protests Route 15 Crossing Changes
A delegation from Biodecon led by Stuart F Reed urged the state road commission to reroute state route 15 to avoid linking with route 4 and the Elkins area. They asked to move the crossing north of Summersville to serve about five times as many families on the proposed route. In Athens a traveling gypsy was arrested with pearls valued at $50,000.
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State Road Commission
Btuart F. Reed
State
Raad Commission
Crozaing
Nicholas County
Elkins
Summersville
Muddinty
Athens
Changes in Health Personnel Announced by State Health Commissioner
W T Henshaw, state health commissioner, announced personnel changes in the health department. Dr David Littiejens of Bluefield named rector of the division of communicable diseases. Zeigler departed to join immigration service. Dr Jaman Townsend to head rural sanitization and serve as surgeon general. Mary Michaels of Clarkesburg named field representative. Miss Medora Mason appointed director of public health education. Miss Coddington to lead venereal disease bureau. Mason a Morgantown student.
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Atate Health Department
W. T. Henshaw
Atate Health
David Littiejens
Bluefield
Guocead
MT Zeigler
de Littiejohn Wag
Biuetl da
Jaman GO
Townzend
Charleston
Veterans Bureau
Bureau of Rural Sanization
West Virginia
Mary 3
Michaels
Clarkesburg
Medora Mason
Ady Coddington
Publc Health Education
Miss Coddington
Amecdds Ate
Bureau of Venereal Diseases
Mason
Ongantown
Jourmalisa
West Virginia University
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