J E Robins School Dance Recital Tonight at Eight
An evening program at the J E Robins School features the annual dance recital under Miss Lucile Haviland and Mrs Charlotte Haviland Abbott. The Woodland Fantasy will be the main scene with the full class performing and a roster of student dancers named. Also noted is plans for an international Paris exposition in 1937 by French officials as part of national development.
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Vfhe
Dagon Resital
Aiettion
Lucile Haviland
Charlotte Haviland Abbott
The
Haviland
Bebool
Jane Logan
Carel Haviland
Zolte Reeder
Elizabeth Horner
Kenneth Topham
Patty’ Lott Matts
Catherine Mosley
Betty Jane Gott
Betty and
Glorie Morris
Rubin Twins
Emily Jane Phillips
Grace West
Ruth Ann Kahn
Janice Ballangee
Alice Johnson
Pawine
Paris
Board Members Inspect West Virginia State Institutions
Col John Baker White and James A. Chambers of the state board of control returned after tours of Weston Morgantown Hopemont and Pruntytown. They approved improvements funded by CWA also noting a Weston boiler and a new filtration plant to be completed by July 1.
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John Baker White
James A. Chambers
State Board of Control
Weston
Morgantown
Hopemont
Pruntytown
State Hospital
Pittsburgh
Nitro City election lops candidates as withdrawals shrink race
Nitro voters go to the polls next Tuesday with a shortened slate after mayoral candidate C E B Smith and council contenders E F Higginbotham and J F Santrock withdrew. Remaining contenders include Earl Cooper and C C Knapp for mayor and OG Wiley Mrs Grace Craddock F M Lintameyer S D Lyons L H Kessel W H Putney A M Harmon H H Fielder Joseph Scott M B D Staton Homer Putney for council. Also T A Lewis acting mayor and recorder with reele...'
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Nitro
C. E B. Smith
E. £. Higginbotham
J. F. Santrock
Earl Cooper
C. C. Knapp
OG. Z. Wiley
Grace Craddock
F. M. Lintameyer
D. Lyons
L. H. Kessel
W. H. Putney
A. M. Harmon
H.H. Fielder
Joseph Scott
M. BD. Staton
Homer Putney
T. A. Lewis
Ottmer Harrison
Recorder
Mire. Craddock
L .H Kessel
Charleston Gazette
Mace Duffie Clarks
Hansford Higginbothar
Miami
France
Virgil Higginbotham
Twenty-fifth Street
E. E. Higginbotham
Eighth Street
Homer Santrock
Rex Jarvis
Lionel Resroad
Joseph Donegan
Davis Hartigan
Deal Park
Charleston
Lydia Jones
Pittsburgh
T. F. Baumgartner
Betty Lee
Marriage Announcement for Rhema Smith and Raymond Tissue
Last week Miss Rhema Y. Smith of Montgomery wed Mr. Raymond E. Tissue of Mount Hope. The ceremony occurred February 24 in Catlettsburg Kentucky. Mrs Tissue teaches mathematics and French at Pax High School and is daughter of Professor Wallace F. Smith and the late Mrs. Smith of Montgomery. Mr Tissue, a Pax High alumnus, taught social science at Pax High recently and works in shipping at New River Company offices. He is a West Virginia University graduate and son of W. E. Tissue, a New River official. The couple will reside in Ax.
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Rhema Y. Smith
Montgomery
Raymond E. Tissue
Mount Hope
Catlettsburg
Tissue
Pax
Pra~ Fteasor
Wallace F
New River State College
Uas
Pax High
New River Company
Mount Hope High School
West Virginia University
W. EB. Tissue
Nex River
Fissie
Candidates file for House of Delegates
L. E. Cox of Cabin Creek Democrat L. W. Grant of Liberty Poca district Democrat and A. C. Sullivan of Spring Hill Republican filed notice Thursday with Circuit Clerk M. H. Bix of their candidacy for the house of delegates.
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L. E. Cox
Cabin Creek
L. W. Grant
Liberty
Poca
A. C. Sullivan
Spring Hil
M. H. ‘Bix
House of Delegates
West Virginian Hurt in New York City Auto Crash
West Virginian David L. Enya of Logan County and former school teacher suffered injuries in a Sunday night automobile accident in New York City. Enya was active in religious circles and previously served as president of the Baptist Young People's Convention of West Virginia.
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David L. Enya
Logan County
New York City
West Virginia
Baptist Young People’s Convention
Miss Eleanor McClung Visits Jackson's Mills
Miss Eleanor McClung Kanawha county home demonstration agent is spending several days at Jackson's Mill and will return to her offices in the first part of next week.
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Eleanor McClung
Kanawha County
Jackson's Mill
Teachers Salaries Approved by County Board
Tae county school board carefully approved payment of teachers salaries for the eighth and ninth months with checks ready on June 10, as county superintendent Elizabeth J. Goodall announced. The maintenance payroll was also approved. no new teachers were appointed due to a member's absence. The plan to open school playgrounds will be discussed at the June 7 meeting.
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Tae County School
Elizabeth J. Goodall
Miss Goodall
Local Air Mail Stop Attracts Collectors
Announcement weeks ago on the proposed air mail stop in Charles ion has spurred hundreds of stamp collectors in the United States and Canada to mail acl-addressed envelopes to be flown on the first air mail plane. Many enclose notes requesting the signature of Postmaster Julius W. Singleton. American Airlines submitted a low bid to carry the mail from Washington to Chicago via Charleston Huntington and Cincinnati.
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Charlesion
United States
Canada
Firsttair
Julius W. Singleton
American Airlines, Inc
Associated Press
Washington
Chicago
Charleston
Huntington
Cincinnati
Army enlistment report for Karl W Myera in tenth Infantry
A brief item reports Karl W Myera of Osborne has enlisted in the tenth Infantry. The information comes from the Charleston recruiting office as published in yesterday’s service announcement.
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Karl W. Myera
Osborne
Sutie Jans
Charleston
U. Terday
Indo Vin Promises Health With New Indo Vin Medicine
Daily crowds flock to Potterfield Drug Stores in Charleston as Indo Vin medicine is promoted as a science based remedy. The long sweeping sales pitch claims improved digestion, bowel cleansing, relief from indigestion and gas, increased appetite, kidney flushing, and a refreshed, healthier feeling, citing endorsements from supposed widely known individuals.
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Potterfield Drug Stores
Charleston
Indolent promotion for health tonic Indo-Vin claims vitality
An advertisement-style text touts Indo-Vin as a remedy for biliousness headaches and digestive issues. It promises relief from dull skin and general aches, claiming improved liver kidney and stomach function with a 40 day course and dramatic youthful results.
Kidney Cure Brings Relief for Charleston Man
John Franklin of 157 Court St Charleston recounts severe kidney and bladder trouble. After his wife used Indo-Vin and he tried two bottles, his symptoms eased, he sleeps through the night, gains strength, and recommends the remedy to others suffering similar ailments.
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John Franklin
Court St. Charleston
Renene
Charleston Lady Praises Indovini Coined Remedy
Mrs Ralph Wales of Charleston testifies after five years of stomach misery. She reports relief from bloating and indigestion after using Indo-Vin, noting improved appetite, energy, and weight gain. The product is now being introduced locally by the Indo-Vin man at Potterfield Drug Store Capitol and Virginia Streets.
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Charleston
Ralph Wales
Gardner Bt
Potterfield
Capitol
Virginia
Rheumatism Sufferer Recalls Long Illness in Charleston
A Charleston resident recalling a 19 year battle with rheumatism describes severe pain and immobilizing misery. He says joints ached, body felt like a solid mass of knots, and he lay in bed for weeks at a time unable to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheumatiam Shoemaker
Newt
Charleston
Vin Man Medicine Sale Shocks Charleston Community
A promotional drug claim spreads through Charleston as a local store announces Vin Man in person, with customers drawn by testimonials and a sense of urgency. The ad highlights health improvements and urges immediate purchase at Capitol Nog Moe Bizenty and nearby outlets.
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Tades
Ole Rene Indore
Charleston
Beisterfield
Capitol
Nog Moe Bizenty
Ady
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