Local woman injured in Huntington auto crash
Miss Ruby Ellis of Fleet Avenue was injured in an auto accident last Saturday in Huntington and is now hospitalized at Staats Hospital for an arm injury. Her condition was reported as favorable. Also noted is the family update on newborns, baptisms, and local notices including Girl Scouts, camp outings, and funeral services for Clifford Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Ellis
Fleet Avenue
Huntington
Staats Hospital
Girl Scouts
Boyd Meral
Jerry Pauley
Edgewood
Virginia Pauley
Funeral for Charleston Architect Knapp at 2 PM
Funeral services for Hon Knapp, Charleston architect, who died last Monday at the Citizen National Bank building, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at Humphreys Memorial Church West Side. Rev W J Given will officiate with Rev Frank C Brown and Rev W Withrow assisting. Interment follows at Union Cemetery with Masonic and Bible class pallbearers. Knapp came to Charleston twenty years ago from Lewisburg and died while away in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapp
Charleston
Citizen National Bank
Humphreys Memorial Aurch
W. . Given
Frank C. Brown
g#am Memorial church
At Withrow
Union Mission
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lt. Thomas
W. O. Daum
Everett ‘Oodrum
John Laing
F. Payne
J. Hawking
Knapp
Bible Clase
Masonic ‘der
Kanawha Lodge No. 20
App
Tennesse
Plymouth Company Drills Big Gusher in Oil Field
The No 17 well of the Plymouth Company reached 3000 feet and produced 16,000 barrels of oil daily. Earlier, at 2400 feet, the well yielded 80 million cubic feet of gas. The well was drifted to the oil sand after initial startup difficulties. Haillanan is listed as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Crompany
Bud
Haillanan
Ymouth Company
The Sportslight on the World’s Greatest Female Athlete
The Sportslight ranks top competitors across tennis, golf, swimming and boxing. Suzanne Lengien Helen Wills Glenna Collett Gertrude Ederle are highlighted with feats and stamina. Willie Macfarlane Max Carey Pancho Villa Jimmy Goodrich are noted along with boxing grit and home-stretch tension in the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Suzanne J .Lengien
England
James Woethered
United States
Helen Wills
Glenna Collett
Gertrude Ederle
Montgomery Bridge Bonds Held Up
The Fayette count yesterday was enjoined from disposing of the bridge bonds recently voted for the purpose of purchasing the bridge near the Kanawha river at Muort somery. The court was ordered to take steps to commute the transacted. The state supreme court reviewed the matter via an order from Judge M O Litz over an appeal from the attorney general approving the $150000 bond issue. Appellants argued the election was irregular and the act unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Noar
Kanawha
Muortsomery
Supreme Court
An Peale
M. O. Litz
Une
Storm leaves Uncle Joe Wehrle farm destroyed near Malden
Hail wrecks Old Man Hecks Farm a mile above Malden. Three-inch stones smashed vines squash pumpkins and corn. barn rear damaged cattle harmed. Wehrle plans to shift from crops to chickens and hogs. visit to Ohio planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck
Uncle Joe" Wehrle
Old Man Heck
Malden
Wehrle
Ohio
Charleston
Wevrla
Traffic Routed To Williamson As Road Closure Enforces Detour
Traffic from Muffington Parkersburg and eastern pines to Williamson in Mingo county will be rerouted for ten days or two weeks due to the closure of the state road between Naugatuck and Williamson. A dirt detour via Fleeen Creek is available but discouraged. main detour runs via Charleston and Logan. Work on the Naugatuck road is pushed to finish amid heavy Huntington Williamson traffic under H J Spelman, state road division engineer. Heart massage saved R Coleman after surgery at St Paul hospital. Ten girls form a human chain rescue Samuel Morson from drowning in Take Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muffington
Parkersburg
Eastern Pines
Wiliamson
Mingo County
Roma
Charleston-Logan
Naugatuck
Willamaon
Huntington Motorfeta
Fleeen Creek
Charleston
Logan
Huntington
Williamson
H. J Spelman
Slate Road Commission
Chiropractors Seek State Licenses Under New Law
The public health council began examinations for chiropractors in the assembly room of the department of education. A total of 12 chiropractors seek state licenses, with many claiming exemption under the law provision that allows five years to obtain licensure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Council
Department of Education
Lewisburg Dance Invitations and Local Gossip
Invitations for a Spinning Wheel dance next Friday are issued by a special committee led by Charles Logan and Charles Sullivan. Music by Agura arg Treat, Norioek, The Wack and White orchestra. A long list of residents from Charleston to Clifton Forge attend registrations at the Spinning Wheel. Separate notes cover motor trips to White Sulphur Springs, local social visits, and a few obituaries and financial notices from Birmingham and Cardiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Logan
Charles Sullivan
Agura Arg
Norioek
Wack and White
R. B. Holt
Tt. T. Price
Polly Price
Mary Tyther Dwyer
Frances Preston
Nina Slein
Sally McCormick
Elizabeth Beard
Caldwell
Howard's Creek
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Uro
Staats’ Institution
Lawson
West Side
Intent Des Barah
Jane Lawson
Arch L. Lawson
Ohio Avenue
Aled
Powellton
Union Mission Camp
Homer Allen
Elizabeth
Harriet Skaggs
Montgomery
Misses Hacket
Elizabeth Skaggs
Kathleen Franklin
Roberta Woodrum
Lucille Haviland
Teresa Woodrum
Beulah Allen
Jennie Chisholm
Thala Beck
Charlotte Ha
Fi Ld
Clifford Miller
Higley Avenue
Elk River
Schwamb Memorial Church
P. C. Morgan
Spring Hill Cemetery
Noves Wehrle
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sixth Street M. E
Freragnal
D. Bailey
Delaware Svenus
Afanonity
C. E. Barnes
Delaware Avenue
BS. J. Hurley
Cleveand
Genevigve Bailey
Beckley
Sho
Helma Bailey
Harold Stone
Malnatraet
Mountain State Hospital
H. A. Gillespie
Hugh
Pittsburgh
Walter Gof
Bisley
E Hi. Siter
Halltreet
Kanawha Fairey
Charlotte Persinger
Ervices
Humphreys Memorial Church
Lymouth Company
Grantlang
Willie Macfarlane
Shawnee Macfarlane
Bill Kline
Tia
Macfarlane
Max Carey
Carey
Matty
Wagner
Tle
Willie Machine
Pancho Villa
Big
Jimmy Goodrich
Menshay
Leonard
Mandell
Terris
Ria
Cass
Newsboy
Buffalo
Jeffries
Dempsey
New York
Streas
State Supreme Court
Fayyette County
Hiad
Thain Pisrobrs
Nin ST. Louis
Bingsley
Neon
Miga Florence
Kaufman Bros
Capitol Street
Mingo City
ST. Paul, Minn
R. Coleman
TEN Girls Rescue
ST. Joseph
Mich
Ten Xgtrla
Samuel Morson
Take Michigan
State Capitol
Lewisburg
Splentna
T. W. Field
J. F. West
C. G. Combs
Mias Nida Brooks
Emory Jala
Hinton
Margaret L. Lewis
Point Pleasant
Mgr. H. J. Monroe
H. L. Beach
Tolsde
King
Clifton Farme
Virginia
Minnie Arbuckle
Baylies Brewster
Jane Urevee Mathews
Edith Rathwell
Arnold Dana
Florence Skagis
Jane Preaton
Fred Taylor
Walter
Marion Caldwell
Silas Preston
Walker F Pettijohn
Stratton Hunter
Luther Dempsey
White Sulphur Springs
Justus Jolline
Harry Frasier
Hame
Thornweald
Richmond
Staunton
F. W. Fields
Emory
Comstock
Rosalind Sibold
Rees Gilmer
Annie
Mary Cock Campbell
Campbell's
Margaret Brown
Thornwold
Centerville
Maryland
Birmingham
Eng
Conestable James Gilbride
Chicago
James Morrin
St. Paul
Cardify
J. C. Gould
Criffles Cardiff
Diamond Men's Shop
Nettleton and
Bostonian
Bostonian Shoes
Nettleton Shoes
Bierce
THE
United Woolen Mills Co
Eee
Ali
Clarksburg
Wheeling
Fairmont
Bluefield
W. Va
Ashland
Covington
Cambridge
Zanesville
Steubenville
Mansfield
Portsmouth
Hamilton
Lima
Springfield
Dayton
Columbus
Cincinnati
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