Society Planned Programs At Local Churches And Events
The Calvary Baptist women's mission circle will host a Tuesday evening program at Sehth o'clock with speakers Miss Helen Scott Miss Orma Malton Mr Virgil Cavender and Mr Jemme McKenuney. Week Memorial United Brethren Willing Workers meet next Thursday at Mrs J T Reynolds home. Mrs L Wilson Scott to host a bridge club Tuesday afternoon at Lewig street. Several residents left for Lynchburg and Kentucky on visits while others traveled or recovered from operations.
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Woman's Mission Circle
Calvary Baptist Church
Speaks
Helen Scott
Eastern Theological Seminary
Philadelmia
Jey
W. R Meredith
Holgen
Waller Brady
Som
H. Callahan
Lynchburg
Pleming Drinkard
Madison
Lynchburg, Ve
Clyde Blenkensup
Columbia Boulevard
Norman Russell Cox, Jr
Jefferson Street
Staats Hospital
Kanawha Coal Operators Shocked by ICC Suspension
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended undisclosed coal shipments until December 20, affecting the Kanawha Coal Operators Association and other groups. Protests were filed against railways including G and W, N and W, Bb, and N by King Powder Co and others from West Virginia Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee alleging unreasonable rates violating sections one three and four of the Interstate Commerce Act.
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Kanawha
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. J. and & Railway
Turlet
Kanawha Association
N and W
N Railways
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
King Powder Company
Cincmnnaii
Middletown, G
County awards contract for removing and rebuilding structures
The county court awarded another contract for removing and rebuilding structures on rights-of-way for widening the Midland tyail west of the Davis creak bridges. The award goes to B. E. Fisher for 3.975 dollars. To date, Mr. Fisher has moved and rebuilt 1 building and one tiling station on the project.
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Davis Creak Brides
B. E. Fisher
Fisher
Gharleston Cut Flower Planting at Leesuc Soldiers Park
Flowers donated as in past years by the Gharleston Cut Flower company are planted at Soldiers Park on Capitol Street and the city wall entrance stone rings. Later plantings are planned for the emai lawn prats in front of the maurielpu building.
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Gharleston Cut
Soldiers Park
Leesuc Capitol Street
City Wall
Emai
Maurielpu Building
Committee to Meet in Clarksburg This Sunday
The executive committee of the West Virginia department of the American Legion will meet in Clarksburg Sunday morning. C. Gastineau, member, and Boud Brutler, adjutant, of Charleston will attend. It will be the final meeting of the committee for the year. Dies at Friend's Funeral in St Louis Frederick Caudle, 77, dropped dead at an old friend's funeral in St Louis.
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West Virginia
Louis
Frederick Caudle
Tommy John Moore to receive Eagle badge Monday
Scout Tommy John Moore, son of Mr and Mrs John T Moore, will be presented with his Eagle scout badge Monday night at the Boy Scout court of honor at the public library. Herbert B Kyle will award the badge. Moore, ten, has saved two companions in Davis creek pool, first at eight and again last week, resuscitating James Walker after cramps. Since joining in June 1925 he has earned 23 merit badges across a wide range of skills.
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Tommy John Moore
John T. Moore
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Public Library
Herbert 8. Kyle
Young Moore
Davis Creek
James Walker
R. H. Walker
Tommy Joan
Beaut Moore
Court of Honor
Robert Lee Bird
Chester Woodall
Leonard Thomins
Samuel Felkosky
Howard Merrifield
H. Fenton Newcomer
Charles Young
Elwood Cassell
Paul Newton
Dymock Smith
Frank Hurbutt
John Franklin Hann
Billy Mer
Charles Loeb
Frank Barnes
Charles Brown
Lawrence Blustein
Harry Goshorn
Forrest Hilt
Charles Holt
Arthur Hole
Dana Reegner
George Kay
Ea King
Joe Lettie
Edward Sparke
Alvin Lita~denberg
T. E. Lynn
Eagle Rank Record Targeted by Scoutmaster at Camp Walhonde
Rand emy lists merit badge categories including carpentry photography painting and more as Joe Cooke previously held the best record. Scoutmaster Tom Lynn of troop 14 Armor Park aims to surpass the mark at Camp Walhonde with Edwin Warner as staff instructor guiding Charleston council scouts.
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Joe Cooke
Cooke
Tom Lynn
Asm Hoy
Ben
Lynn
Armor Park
iCharleston Council
Edwin Warner
Charleston
Charleston Hiking Club Expands Nature Study Program
The hiking club gains a nature study lead as they train for the biking program at camp. They undertook a long hike from Charleston High School to Quick Station on Blue Creek, logging 23 hikes since January 1 with 94 members and a peak attendance in March. Summer plans include Saturday hikes, some overnight.
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Mer
Charleston High School
Piedmont Road
Ruftner
Bakers Fork
Valley Grove School
Elk Two
Campbell's Creek
Five Mile Creek
Quick Station
Blue Creek
Charleston
Merger Unites Rubber Labs and Moarante Works in St Louis
The Rubber Service Laboratories of Nitra merges with Moarante Chemical Works of St Louis, creating a $16,000,000 firm to align sales and labor and end unprofitable competition. The new company to run four factories producing rubber goods and pharmaceuticals. Nitra plant remains, with plans for a large future facility.
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Rubber Service Laboratories, Inc
Nitra
Moarante Chemical Works
St. Louis
War Insurance Suits Revive Veteran Memory of Service
West Virginia families visited C M Jones the former service officer as war risk insurance claims near deadline. Mrs Bess Bosher spoke of losses of her father two brothers and husband, including Harry L Dillon killed October 6 1918, while others died of wounds. Captain Jones recalled a 72 year old American in the French Foreign Legion and a McClellan from Alabama or Mississippi who fought in Cube and claimed lineage to many wars.
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West Virginia
C. M. Jones
Lulthough
Bess Bosher
Reynolds Street
Aar
Ditton
Captain Jones
Fist Division
French Foreign Legion
Sumer
Legion
McClellans
National Guard
France
Foreign Legion
Konfederacy
United States
McClellan
Conference to Address Transient Beggars in Southern West Virginia
A June 15 conference in Kanawha county court room will tackle the transient pauper issue. County welfare agent Q B Shafer said southern West Virginia counties, municipalities, and charities are invited to send representatives to discuss solutions and establish a confidential exchange to track transients and inform agencies of identities and whereabouts. The effort mirrors an existing system in Charleston that reduced professional mendicants. In other news, Miss Marie Palten is sought by police for theft after a dress she stole was recovered. Construction on the Tatteshar Aigun Trailway in China has begun.
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Virgin Ia
Kanawha County
Q. B. Shafer
West Virginia
Alpheaca
Charleston
Chicago
Marie Palten
Tatteshar-Aigun Trailway
Chine
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Pauline Friedman
Cincinnati
L. V. Reed
Michigan
A. Lee McCutcheon
Covington
W. H. West
Wyoming Street
Hillard Jarrett
Hargrave Military School
Hugh Jarrett
Russell Street
Bev
John Urwin
John Jar
Ina
Glen Carper
Billy
Margaret Grow
Orum Pree
Wilbur Price
Edward Bampton
Bobtie Price
Huntington
Marshall College
Christine Carson
Chatisaton
Lovell Higginbotham
Elkiew
Peter Silman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Aca Hospital
LC. C
E. J
Warner
Nitro
So Deing
Tommy Soun Moore
Galperin
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony
Capitol St
Hie Ile
Alabama
Mississippi
Cube
Germany
Eng
Nash
O. E. Bostic
Nash Motor Sales Co
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