Local Social Notes Highlight Red Men and Community Events
Society items detail Harold Havighurst visiting from Cadiz and planning lakeside summer with Havighurst family, a large birthday party for Master Terrell Hanna Warren with a parade of local children, and the Red Men and Farahentas hosting a picnic. Also listed are meetings of churches, charitable groups, birthday parties, and a note on a blue and gray reunion invitation, with church dedication and upcoming youth music club formation in Charleston.
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Harold
Havighurst
Harvard Univer
Cadire
F. Havighhurst
Storris Sirest
Harold Frarliehurst
Lakeside Om Lake
Roubert Edwards
Helen Havinghurst
Alfred Navighurst
Cleveland
Personal Intelligence round of social visits and travel notes
Mrs. 8. E. Janes and her son Bart Ira are visiting Miss Rachel UBrysn. Ida Perkins of Gasarway visits her father Mr. Clay Perkins at the Kuffner hotel. Various locals, including Miss Daley Craven, Mr. David C. Howerd, Jon H. Kelly, John Steele, Bert Hitchen, Mrs. Paul Cook, Mrs. Barah Buttes, Dr. B. W. Halpenny, Violet W. Johnson, Miss Tilda Padle, Mrs. H. W. Jay, Mrs. G. A. Udis, Mr. Boyd Cain, Mr. Jesse Swilivan, L. E. Huffman, George Noland, Mrs. Earl McCray, Mrs. J. B. Anderson, Mrs. Farund Leroy, Ann Carrington Brown, Miss Marian Sutherford, Master Leonard Rodgers, Era Gordon, Mrs. P. Ross, J. T. Glutinetaon, J. T. Robertson, W. O. Sullivan, C. D. Graham, Gardin J. Graham, Lauregee Rodgers, L. T. Filz, James Downtal, Mrs. W. A. Onley, and Miss Margaret Conner are all noted for visits, travels, and mappings to Huntington, White Sulphur Springs, New York, Washington, Richmond, and other locales.
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8. E. Janes
Bart
Ira
Rachel Ubrysn
Ida Perkins
Gasarway
Clay Perkins
Kuffner Hotel
George Noland
Gassawesad
Earl McCray
Bonnie Jean
Dickin
Fairmont
Utey
R. M. Parks
J. B. Anderson
Virginia
Staunton
Richmond
Charles Town
Washington
Farund Leroy
Sistersville
Ann Carrington Brown
Bradford Street
Mary
New York
Jenkintown
Beaver College
Social chatter from West Virginia circles and guests abroad
Miss Alice Mullen of Parkersburg sails for New York to join her aunt, then travels to Tongland France Italy Ireland and Switzerland. WV club at Columbia University totals 140 students with officers and committees already active, while numerous engagements, weddings, engagements and visits span Huntington Morgantown Wheeling and Kanawha City, featuring families, trips, and social plans across the state and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mullen
Parkersburg
Whiley Vietting
Misa
Nora Mullen
Wilmington
New York
Misa Della Laven
Atlantic Clis
Stullen
Mise Mize Lave
Tongland
France
Italy
Ireland
Switzerland
West Virginia
Columbia University
Ruling Pleases Gore Over Coal Freight Rises
Governor Gore welcomed a ruling by the Interstate Commerce Commission allowing coal shippers in eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania to seek higher freight rates to the lakes. He called it a clean triumph for West Virginia coal interests and thanked those who defended the state's industry.
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Gore
Interstate Geninorce Commission
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
West
Life Story Told by Evangelist Tack Cardiff Tonight
Evangelist Tack Cardiff once a prize fighter will end his communion at Union Mission tonight with an address at the ME church and later at the Union Mission camp. He will recount his life story for guests including Miss Betty Ty Cus of Middletown Ohio and Miss Janet Gruss of Chicago. A wedding in Morgantown on July 18 1925 united Miss Lillen Kathryn Hall and Hugh Eckens Jones of Fairmont.
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Acta
Othe
Labret Bank
Ss-Rt
Tack Cardiff
Union Mission
Cardiff
Routh
Mise
Betty Ty Cus
Middletown
Ohio
Mise Janet Gruss
Chlcsen
Jereas Kunst
Teutoren
Morgantown
Harniésville
W. Va
Lillen
Kathryn Hall
Hugh Eckens Jones
Fairmont
Daniel §. Hall
F. A. Fallon
Harrisville
Fragmentary life notes touch pugilist and store events
A jagged passage describes life experiences of a pugilist named Taylor and Opal Taylor, shoppers at Yewmack store on Sunday, Homer Rodeheaver involvement, and future speaking engagements. Mentions Mrs George Campbell Pearl Campbell Frank Mier and a trip to Clendenin with plans to go west to assist Sundar.
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Taylor
Mise
Opal Taylor
Homer
George Campbell
Pearl Campbell
Frank Mier
Clendenin
Municipal Band To Give Concert Today
Charleston's municipal band will hold a Sunday concert on the old capitol grounds this afternoon. A tent near revival services will seat about 60 people, with sides rolled to let the outside hear the program starting at 4 pm. The lineup includes March National Emblem, Overture The Bridal Veil, Serenade La Polonia, Sacred Selection Throw Out, The Life Line, Tannhauser March, selections by Hayes and Pollack, and a popular melodie Irisht Mealor dies.
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Charleston
Old Capitol
Bagley
Lavale
la Polonia
Raroler
Hayes
Wagner
Irisit Mealor
Seeeenes Hayes
Saulssenes Yallon
Sere Pollack
Turner News Unites Kin in Coal River Area
Mr Ena Lane and children visit relatives in Coal River while Rev E Hutton and family spend weekends with kin. Others motor to Coal River for picnics. Mrs Darah Patton travels to Carbondale amid news of Mr Patton’s illness. Charleston trip includes Huntington game. Mildred O Dil returns home with grandmother Mrs Thompson.
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Ena Lane
Coal River
Earl Ellion
Glendenin
Hutton
Iittie
Vesta Sturgil
Arr
Dire
Ed Sturgill
Emory Gurler
Clendenin
Darah
Leatherwood
Cassell
Lelatives
Kentucky
Winory Gunter
Johildeen
Jessa Stricking
Charias Lesher
Carbondale
Jaffereon Thompasn
Cully Patton
Patton
Paul Sebak
Mike Rebecca
Pay- Pier
Misa Opal Taylor
Charleston
Huntington
Misa Mildreg O'Dil
Thompson
Paul Beback
Mies
Rebecca
Cedar Grove Chautauqua Opens July With Lectures and Plays
The Ratcliff Chautauqua begins in Cedar Grove on July 2 and runs through the 3rd with performances by Pacific Serenaders and Sprague Players. George A. Gearhart will present lectures on Inalienable Rights and Government for All, followed by entertainment segments and four act classics like Rip Van Winkle. The Boston Joymakers and Boxton Joymakers join later shows with lectures on life improvement and education for all.
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Asto
Concert Co
George A. Gearhart
William Perry
Lectem
William ‘Perry Beversres
Sprague
Rip van Winkie
Boxton Joymakers
O. M. Eichelbarner
Q. M. Eichelperger
Brothers
al Che
Boston
Newlyweds Turn Themselves In For Bronx Robbery
Jeack Wale and his bride Tertrude, married in Chicago, walked into police in New York after holding up a taxicab in the Bronx. They confessed to the $16 robbery, said they were broke after traveling from Detroit seeking fortune, and now face robbery charges with $27,600 bail. They claimed conscience troubled them after the act.
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Jeack Wale Vrs
Tertrude
Detroit
Bronx
Walters
Chicago
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