St Albans church events and local visits outlined
The St Mark's Episcopal church postpones its reaper meeting to next week and hosts an old fashioned strawberry ice cream festival on Mrs E W Clarke's lawn this Saturday from 8 to 9 pm. Visitors include Donaldson Hereford from Oklahoma City with his mother ill, plus Betty Johanson, Rena Wilson, and several travel updates among local residents.
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Reaper
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
H. K Tohsason
Women's Guild
St. Mark’s Church
EW. Clarke
Donaldson Hereford
Oklahoma City
C. D
Hereford
Betty Johanson
East Bank Voters Reelect Town Officers
East Bank voters reelect town officers with no opposition as Progressive party sweep secures mayor Davidson and council members Blair Henson Johnson Shaver Weaver and McConshay. An irrigation well on W. W. Hill farm near Heresford, Texas flows 2500 gallons per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bank
Progressive Party
L. S. Davidson
Cc. F. McConshay
H. L. Blair
R. A. Henson
Donald Johnson
A. C. Shaver
L. E Weaver
W. W. Hill
Heresford
Tex
Huntington Visitors Share Time With Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller host Mrs. Oscar Philpot and her three sons from Huntington visiting relatives and friends.
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Huntington
Oscar Philpot
Philpot
Frank Miller
Civil Service Act Enforces Tests for Charleston Police
The Civil Service Act, effective yesterday, requires Charleston police to pass civil service exams for job retention in cities of 5000+ population. A three member local commission will oversee written tests, with governor and business and police groups appointing members. Chief Tully lists officers required to take the exam, with exemptions for certain veterans and department chiefs.
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Charleston
Tully
Edgar Bourne
Ted Branham
Wayne E. Casdorph
Finley Cook
W. I. Cook
Josep E. Craft
George Dance
George Grant
A. R. Hammack
Alfred A. Lilly
Homer B. Moales
A. F. Pier
S. M. Rutherford
Frank Ryan
Don Taylor
Emmett Thompson
Kay L. Thompkins
John Watson
Dewey EB. Williams
A. G O. Walle
CT. Woodall
Mary E. Case
Merry-Go-Round Labor Feuds Stir Iron Road Rights
The piece notes fierce jurisdiction fights among rail road unions over carpenters and maintenance workers on rights of way, with the CIO accused by Yahar weekly of causing dissension. It mentions stamps honoring American Indians and Labor leaders Hugo Black and Hill Connelly backing a labor bill, plus Wisconsin Progressives targeting Rep Tom O Malley over alien relief roll votes.
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Hutcheson
John L. Lewis
Brotherhood
Maintenance-of-Way Brotherhood
A. F
Machinists' Union
Arthur Wharton
Yahar
Brotherhoods
Farley
Indian Bureau
Redman
Hugo Black
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Hill Connery
House Labor Committee
Wisconsin
Rep
Tom O'Malley
Circle to Entertain Dinner at First Presbyterian Church
Circle No 1 chaired by Mrs Dale Can to hosts a steak dinner tomorrow evening at 6 30 o’clock daylight saving time in the church dining room.
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First Presbyterian Church
Circela No. 1
Dale Canto
Choir to Sponsor Program at First Presbyterian Church
The choir of First Presbyterian Church will sponsor a program at 6 pm tomorrow night at the church, featuring "Pierce the Magician" with a varied entertainment program.
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First Presbyterian Church
Pierce
Child burns leave Lincoln county boy in critical condition
Harold Harless seven of Lincoln county remained in critical condition at McMillan hospital after a kerosene lamp exploded at his home Sunday. The incident left the youth badly burned and hospitalized last night.
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Harold Harless
Lincoln County
McMillan Hospital
Nitro News Society Notes and Local Engagements
Nitro News reports Jessie Anne Pickens engaged to Frederick Homer Huff with June wedding planned at St Mark's Episcopal Church St Albans. Miss Pickens is Nitro High School graduate. Huffy is Nitro High School PE director. Also notes May 30 birthday celebration for Mrs Milbee at Red House with family guests from Nitro Langsville Roseville and other towns. Mentions Basil Casto visiting Middleport and several local families, plus birth of a son to Bryant Conner and wife in Charleston.
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J. C. Pickens
Jessie Anne
Frederick Homer Huff
H. H. Huff
Gassaway
St Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Albans
Miss Pickens
Nitro High School
Hutty
Edward L. Milbeco
Red House
Milbee
Robert L. Milbee
Burton Riggs
Langsville
Roseville
Jackson Carter
Nitro
Charles Gillen
Cooleville
O. M
Matt Casto
Thirty-eighth Street
Robert Norris
Rutland
Charles Gray
Rutland High School
E. Fish
J. Edwards
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Fish
Ralph Walker
Twentyfourth Street
Bobby Bricker
P. T. Bricker
A. L. Bricker
Akron
Willig
Alcander
Guy Alexander
Bluefield
Bryant Conner
Charleston
W. HK. Davis
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St. Albans News
Pittsburgh
Butler
Rena Wilson
Cary Dunn
Richmond
Effie Turner
Washington
Kentucky
George McDermit
Robert
Grayson
Mary Mead
Lynne
Mead
Roanoke
Guy J.cottrell
Sunshine Sewing Club
W. E. Harbour
Wil. Ham
Fred Trowbridge
Benjamin Mitchell
Solons
C. W. Martin
Chamber of Commerce
Holt
Ecu
Hele Familia
Sarvanally
Cossealy
Duplieste Prises
Siaraea
Inaltiz
Joted
Edwin I
Gordow
Fincoa
Raled Farka
Dystar Ferns
WIL. A. Rogers T
Kanawha St
Moontromery
Third Ave
Hogan, Cor
Stratten
Togatley, Neville St
Levin
Cretoria
Nitro News
Drs. Collins & Collins
Cepita &T
S. O. Fisher
7Th Ave
DuPont
Paint After Paint & Glass Co
Fone
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