Lions club backs bonds for Spring Street bridge plan
The Lions Club unanimously endorsed issuing bonds to fund the Spring Street bridge after Mayor Wertz urged support for the plan at a club luncheon. He defended city finances and explained that the bridge would be 27 feet wide with concrete and steel, featuring six foot walkways on both sides, to be funded by a seven cent levy and not from saved surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
Lions Club
L. G. Helniger
F. Underhill
The
Automobile Club
Wertz
Lion’s Lancheon
H. F. Shepherd
Ely
Charlesian
Hall
Hardy
Focda
Road Commission
Prince Hero of Denmark Joins French Forces in War
Prince Aagge of Denmark reportedly deserted his family to fight with the French, earning the Croix Guerre and the Cross of the Lesson of Honor for acts of valor. The article also covers local budget talks on a school levy versus bond issue to fund a new bridge and city highway surfacing, with Mayor Wertz backing a bond plan to finish the bridge in ten months. Lions Club reports from Cedar Point convention delegates and plans for a Salvation Army picnic are included, along with social entertainment notes.
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Prince Aagge
Denmark
Prince Valde- Mar
Queen Alexandra
Great Britain
Wertz
Parkersburg
Spencer-Clendenin-Charleston
Elk River
Spring Street
Wrs
Lions Club
Cedar Point
Fred Coffin
Fred Savage
Lion Underhill
Salvation Army
Davis Creek
Branley GI
Charles Ubrig
Ruffser
Physicians Granted State Licenses Amid Council Adjournment
Public health council approved medical licenses for numerous physicians yesterday. Names listed include Alfred Allen Grant of Pittsburgh, Walter Spotsberg of Baltimore, Roy Metz of Morgantown, Douglas Fuchs of New Rochelle, and Robert Ramuel Widemeyer of Martinsburg, among others from Ohio, Virginia, and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Council
Ao Numer
Physiso
Martinsburg
Alfred Alen Grant
Pittsburgh
John Withroe Young
Audra M. Kelley
Cincinnati
Walter William Spotsberg
Baltimore
Paul Tigsaell Wilson
Wilson
Robert Ramuel Widemeyer
Martin
Burg
Roy DeVaughan Metz
Morgen
Town
Douglas Martin Fuchs
New Rochelle
N. C
James Edward Brower
Roanoke
South Charleston Church Sets June Fourth Quarterly Conference
South Charleston News reports the fourth quarterly conference of the First M. E. church will be Tuesday evening June 24. Rev BE Westfall district superintendent will preach. Reports for the year and plans for the coming year will be discussed.
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M. 2
BE. J. Westfall
Arthur Lagency
M. Mb
Oom Om
J. c. Jarrell
Epworth League
Re-elected Miss Marleneby Stith and Catholic Daughters leader
Miss Marleneby-Stith, a Washington DC attorney, was unanimously re-elected Supreme Advocate of the Catholic Daughters of America at a convention in San Francisco. Reports mention several local social notes including hospital stays, visits, and a new clock system planned for the capitol unit with a master clock to be installed in the basement and ten other clocks in departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marleneby-Stith
Washington, DC
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Order
San Pranceco
Capitol
Cecil Green Patient In Charleston Hospital System
Cecil Green, son of Mr and Mrs P W Green of Twenty ninth Street, is admitted in a Charleston hospital system for treatment.
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Nitro News
Cecil Green
Pw. Green
Twenty-ninth Street
Charleston Hospital
Summer School Graduates 41 at West Liberty Normal
The department of education reported that 41 students are to graduate from the West Liberty Normal summer school on August 14. The session saw record attendance and diplomas and certificates will be presented at the exercises.
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Ghaduath
West Liverty Normal
Department S Education
Notable visitors register at Kanawha hotel and Ruffner
John N Storroe of Waesling member of the state chiropractic board arrived yesterday and is registered at the Ruffner. Col W M Wey coal operator of Sharples stays at the Kanawha hotel with Mrs Wiley and J H Hickman. In Hinton district the Kanawha hotel hosts his wife and son. A long list of prominent visitors from across the region registers at the Ruffner and Kanawha hotels including editors, lawyers, and political figures from Sutton Sutton and Huntington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Storroe
Waesling
Etute Chlropractic Board
Ruffner
W. M. Wey
Sharples
Kanawha Hotel
Wiley
J. H. Hickman
Hinton Independent
Sandusky
Miler
Elyvia
P. iKnechtges
Biyyta
B. Robertson
Columbus
A. Mielso
Wheeling
W. Va
City
H. &. McMorrow
Edna Gilleple
H.C. Lilly
Bluefield
N. Monros
G. C. Patterson
Alderson
C K. Nelson
BE. W, Anderson
New Orleans
BH. MacPherson
Huntington
W. J. Furey
Louisville
George Ww
Vaney
Kk. T. Gladstone
George T. Smith
Baltimore
A. BR. Leach
Pittsburgh
E. Yaalich
Boston
Mass
BR. B. Craig
New York
B. Osgood
Huston
Myron Haines
Arthur Zinn
C. P. Oswald
Pallmont
O. Spright
Norfolk
BE. Adams
Newark
D. Aa
J. C. Sullivan
Harriabareg
George Robertson
Martens Perry
Chauvin H. Deyis
Parkersburg
J. F. Jamison
Webster Springs
Jamison
Webster Eprimgs
Ke Jones
M. Bradley
Mt. Hope
UL. E, Edler
Podlick
Walsh
Parkershurs
Glen Yegler
T. D. Ward
Ward
CG. It. Beall
Ansted
A. C. Roger
Dave Veny
Cumberland
F. Murphy
Logan
D. Im
Washington
Watts
Morris
Detroit
Pinanza
Cleveland
Reappointment of Miss Sutton Faces Editorial Pushback
The Clarksburg Exponent Democrat criticizes Governor Gore for keeping Miss Jennie F. Sutton as superintendent of the industrial school for girls. The editorial lauds her work, noting improved grounds and orderly cottages, but questions the governor’s decision and mentions a debate over uniforms and student expression.
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Ore
Giuvernor
Clarksburg
Salem School
Dion
Keligal
Salen
Mise Sutton
Mu Tong
Miss Sutton
Sutton Hug
Saya Mies Sutton
Salem
Gora
Dass Sutton
Reappointed state officials draw editorial support
An editorial lauds Mies Sutton for Salem school leadership and Gov Garys appointment of C S Netheken to the public service commission and W G Conley to the state board of education. It notes Suttons firm discipline, Conleys broad mind, and Nethkens qualifications, arguing the changes restore respect for public service.
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Ethken
Conley
Pralay
Parkersburg News
Republican
Nethieem
Public Service Commission
W. G. Conley
State Board of Education
Guvarnor Gere
Jhia
Yeusona
Nethken
Vent Mmisalon
Gem
Wiliam Conley
Glazy Hoard
Education
Ernest D. Lewin
Lewis
Wettves
Ifa
Uat
Wethken
Ameral
Law Chol
State University
Yethkemax
Teresta
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Levy
Prince Hero
Virginiant Times Today
Eleanor Boardman
Pat O'Malley
Harrison Ford
Nita Naldi
Health Council
South Charleston News
L. Massey
J. M. Smith
Spencer
Aldanelety
Mafalda Lumms
Charleston
Agnes Runnels
Lynchbure
Misa Elli Marea Shaffer
James Hayes
Loretta
Dus Kelly
Lucy Wickline
South Charleston
Hal
Hinton
White Sulphur
Honcevette
William Gavin Scott
Johnson City
Tenn
William Gavin, Jr
Geert
Nitro
Lenha Wilson
Beatrice Wilson
Marshall College
Li. Masters
G. Alderson
W. A. O'Neill
Alomestesq Head
WM L. Branch Inc
Charleston National Bank
Clyde H. Es
Law School
State University, State
Hay
Gary
Am Iigmumsey
Conley & Jonnson
All Druggista Resinol
Arcade
Bradley
Algo
Miller
Venice
Normandy
Helm’s
Sophie Man
Kelly Springfield
Weaver Motor Car Co
Virginia ST
EXIDE
Mullen Battery Servicr
Galperin Music
Capitol St
Chucsiestos
Radio Electric
Carr & Bech Electric CQ
Quarrier St
S. Spencer Moore Co
Capitol Bt
Fife Street Shoe Shop
Fife Street
Charleston, W. Va
Stone
Broad St
Plumbing Gresham CO
Wyoming St
Sates
J. H. Hudson
Capital
Kanawha
Hood
Inter State Tire CO
McFarland St
Stoney
Fife ST. Cap
Royal - Underwood - Remington L. C. Smith
Royal Typewriter Agency
Summers St
Kearre
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