Marsh Advocates Big City Ideals in Charleston Forum
J F Marsh state education secretary urged Charleston to emulate corn growth and expand beyond cabbage boundaries to become a capital city through good roads. He compared growth to feeding grounds, warned against small boundaries, and urged broader political and cultural horizons with emphasis on mobility and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
J. F. Marsh
State Board of Education
Phil Conley
FH. Halliday
Tinton
Fred Larkin
Birmingham
Ala
Sam W. Fogel
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marsh
Lifeguards at Ballua Beach Face Careless Men
The article highlights female lifeguards at Ballua while noting male beachgoers often go beyond their depth. It references the Goodykooniz sisters and Mary Elizabeth in lifeguard roles amid concern over safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunaller
Goodykooniz Sisters
Mary Elizabeth
Ballua
Walit
Wisdom From the Garden on Patience and Growth
A speaker contrasts quick growth with slower, natural development using cabbage and corn as examples. The speaker argues people mature slowly like crops, warning against rushing puberty or civilization. The passage likens infant development to delayed independence and urges careful, worthwhile progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiek
Visitors Arrive at Greenbrier for Summer Season
July arrivals to the Greenbrier include Walter F. Taylor of New York and Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey Jr. of Dallas joining relatives, with Mrs. Herrman returning from New York. A tea at the Casino for Mrs. Andrew M. Reid and others was hosted, and a supper dance drew many young colony members. General Joseph T. Sternowill travels from Richmond as Mr and Mrs Thomas Daleu of Atlanta plan to arrive Friday for the rest of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Greenhrier
Walter F. Taylor
New York
Joseph W. Bailey
Dallas
Tex
Robert Teil
RW. Kettler
Vie
Elizabet Nu Vey
Keller
Joe Wiers
Fair York
I Herrman
Whiti Sulphur Springs
James Doyle
Falthmare
Andrew M. Reid
DeCoures
Warry Wall
Baltimara
Tobert Lewis
St Neuis. Ao
Joseph T. Sternowill
Richmond
Thomas Dalue
Atlanta
Frida
Angelus Returns from Vacation to State Education Role
George Angelus, messenger for the state department of education, resumes duties after a vacation spent in the northwest region and Ada, Minnesota. He will rejoin his regular duties and oversee upcoming education initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Angelus
State Deparmaint of Education
Drillsit Northwest
Adaske
Crumit Named State Custodian of Buildings and Grounds
Announcement from the governor's office names EH U Crumit of Herrigan County as Superintendent of state buildings and grounds. He will begin August 1 and has prior experience as superintendent of the House Wing of the Capitol in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
EH. U. Crunit
Herrigan County
Ceamit
Capitol
Court Docket Sets Several Federal Suits For Next Term
Court routine lists multiple filings to be heard at the next term including Sovereign Car Co Inc vs Boone County Goal Corp for 25000 and Laura Marin Lewis vs United Wheel Gases for 25000. Other actions include Mianche Laurent v United Fueling Co for 2600 and John G Bulmer v O T Charrott et al for 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereign Car Co. Inc
Boone County Goal Corporation
Mianche Laurent
United Fueling Co
Laura Marin Lewis
United Waeel Gases
John G. Bulmer
0. T. Cnarrott
Olive Sirvis
Ottis Darvi
Court of Common Pleas and
Ohio
Tey Buffette
Walgh Mue- Gette
Neva of
Hollinger Awainet
G. Rolingen
Local Socials And Visitors In Lewisburg Area
Lettuce of Misses Mary Hien Watts Polly Caey Dew and others from Charleston Lynethur and Virginia towns visit Lewisburg staying at Cam Atawhans. Philadelphia and Romney residents attend events. several locals make business trips to Charleston and Lynchburg while a group of Alleghany girls take a horseback ride under chaperones Tevelyn Caldyell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hien Watts
Pully Caey Dew
Charleston
Lewise Morris
Hean
Louisyilin
Kentucky
Canim Alleghany
Tevelyn Caldyell
Mra. Denny
Dowari
Nova Scotia
Montague Blunden
Charingelon
Timer Hasley
Tunden
Easiey
Duarteown
Anderson
Lewis Durig
June Graves Mathews
Ines
J. W. MoQlung
Walkey Pethijehn
Lynchbore
Virginia
Greenbrier Miliary Kehoe
L. Keadie
Lewisburg
Forestry official to confer with state authorities
Bruner of the United States forestry service arrives to secure cooperation between the state and federal forestry services. He will discuss coverage areas including West Virginia, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas and will remain until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruner
United States Forestry Service
Yaster Shingan
Secur
State
Peleridd
Hewner
West Vewinla
Virginia
North
South
Carina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Notable West Virginia figures register at Kanawha event
A large group of prominent West Virginians and guests registered yesterday at the Buffer hotel for a meeting in Kanawha. Attendees include Rathbone of Parkersburg and Regubstein candidate last year for state treasurer, with many others from Huntington, Morgantown, Wheeling and beyond listed among attendees and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Bergan
Haylineian
West Virstnia Uhira- Praciara Association
Bard of Chirapractic Examiners
Buffer Hotel
West
Tider
Pet Sutton
Walter B. Cunningham
Huntington
Coel
James Clarr
Kanawha
Mra
Ka 4
Yost
Tryntingto
State Board of Education
FQ Moore
Mounievine
Tha Tat Deelaleture
Attomos Douglas
Ityntington
Wot
Himes
White Selphur
United States Army
Rufthee
W. C. Shissor
Staunton
Z. W. Hindsen
Bigoflela
Hed. Sheers
Muntington Saindiloom
Cinicianati
Miner
Mrs. Wealey Embry
Chadworr
Sheri Graves
Roanale
BV Ridd
Thy Virgintna Tafwar
Duut
Bo Te Wasaner
Re. Ward
Cincinnaci
List of names from Huntington and surrounding areas appears in roster
A long comma separated roster lists individuals from Portsmouth Pittsburgh Cincinnati Columbia Huntington White Sulphur Indianapolis Richmond Chicago and other places. The fragment includes many surnames and initials with no clear event or context beyond a compiled names list.
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B. Smith
Portsmouth
D. Holley
M. Rameeno
Pittsburgh
John A. Jones
Cincinnati
J. H. Courtney
Columbia
C. F. Dimi— Son
Huntington
J.P. Anderson
Washington
Pao
Hines
J. K. O'Shaugdnessy
D. Ch
M- Adams
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Masonic Open Forum
Astor
The
Colorado
California
Yellowstone
Kansas City
Union Pacific
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Kanas City
Northwest
Sc. Louis
Pacific Norhwes
Fe K . D
Denver
Senger
J.J. Ogre Dye, Fam
Erven, Brede
Pauline Lindsay
Kanawha County
Steve Yager
Minnie Winceley
Charles Lowr
Vina Callahan
Sammy’s
Seate Street
Chicago
John C. O'Neill
Crumit
A. F. McClure
Clarks- Winkler
C. Ward
Welliam W. Miller
Chiehunad
W. B. Harwood
Sutton, WO
Wayne
BR. OM. Winston
Kingstten
Far
Lypehbure
C. F. Rathbonest
Darkersburg
Jay J. Berger
New York City
Charles , Stellway
Wells
G. W. Metntnsh
Douglas W. Brown
Buuating
Javerette Moore
Maundsville
Richard Rose
Philadelphia
Mrs
Villa A. West
Paul J. Wyvs
Indianapolis
Capitol Street
Horlick
Bor
SV Winter VY Benedted
Kanawtu Drug Co
Dtalrihatora
Geo. F. Grisinger
State Street Bank Bldj
Diamond Shoe & Garment Co
Herberling
Dayton
O. E. F. Burge
Petersburg
Lesiie S. Johnson
Indianapalla
E. P. Hopkins
A. H. Stephenson
Mt. Hope
Milas Alma Hopkins
G. J. Smith
W. ‘Travis
New Castle
James Filson
B. Conley
Chi
H. E. McGregor
Salem
T. & Wieams
Reckles
H. PB. Andérson
William Brewster
A. E. Hughes
F. A. Creece
F.C. Hubbard
E. Ryder
Parckersbure
Capitol Department Store
Capital Street
Gauley Bridge
W. VA
Midland Trail
West Virginia
Sleetre
Bowman Realty Company
Ay Huntington
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