Society Notes on Visits and Conferences Across Kanawha Valley
Society items report visits and travels of local residents. Kathryn Guthrie returns home from Ronceverte to Virginia street guest of Miss Margaret Ford. A H Thornton and Phyllis Selden Thornton travel from Annapolis after Miss Thornton attended the Navy finals. Judge McClintic and party plan motor trip to Ashe silly for the United States Judges conference. Robert Riley visits New York for several weeks. C A Willis attends the King's Daughters convention in Providence RI. E W Knight and others head to Asheville NC for federal judges conference. Lon H Kelly travels to Asheville for judges conference. Mrs H Cogan, Mrs Ids Thomas and Mrs James Lee Kuhn motor to White Sulphur. Mrs Jans Preston and Harry Le Tang return from Lewisburg. Mite Imogene has weekend guest Mrs Johnston.
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Kathryn Guthrie
Virginia Street
Ronceverte
Margaret Ford
Aire
A. H. Thornton
Phyllis Selden Thornton
Quarrier Street
Annapolis
Miss Thornton
United States Naval Academy
A. Willis
South Hills
State Federation of
King’s Daughters
Providence
R. I. Ewe
E. W. Knight
Asheville
N. C
United States
I Ae
R. S Spilman
N.C
Lon H. Kelly
Quarrier Stresp
Kelly
Judges
H. Cogan
Ids Thomas
James Lee Kuhn
Local Guests Visit Bend View at Boat Mills
Mider and Miss Jon Biller of Fayetteville join Mr. and Mrs. W. H. E Ballard on Broad Street. Dr. James Hall Long and Mrs. Longs of Flushing Long Island with Mrs. Grace R. Hastings of Cambridge visit Mrs. W. B. Estill at Bend View in Boat Mills. Miss Hawes Brown and Miss Josephine Fori return from a motor trip to Ronceverte.
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James Hall Long
Girl Arrested As Death Car Driver
A young woman is arrested in connection with a fatal car crash, with details noting her recent work near Philadelphia, a deceased father, and a mother protected by attorney William D. Herman. The attorney indicated the girl could face trial this week if her condition allows, describing a near physical and nervous breakdown. Mortimer, a federal forest agent, is referenced as away from home.
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Philadelpesis
Mortimer
William 4. Herman
Herman
Farm Loan Policies Discussed at Meeting
About 59 presidents and secretary-treasurers of farm loan associations from 18 southern West Virginia counties gathered at the Daniel Bronc hotel to discuss operation and policies under recent Farm Credit Administration ratings. Officials from the Federal Farm Land Bank of Baltimore addressed the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Loan Association
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Loan Associations
West Virginia
Daniel Bronc
Federal Farm Land Bank of Baltimore
Boyd School Hosts Student Art Exhibit All Day
The Boyd School presents its annual student art exhibit at the school from 8:30 this morning until 9:00 tonight, showcasing artwork by pupils.
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Boyd School
Help Your Kidneys Help Your Kidneys
An ad style note extols kidney function with claims of 9 million filters at work cleaning acids and wastes. It asserts modern life causes poor kidney health and promotes a product called Cystex with a money back guarantee and safety claim.
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Teivein Wits
Siffer
Retyal
City Health Doctor Praises Cystex Endorsed by Dr. W. R. George
Dr. W R George former Health Commissioner of Indianapolis and Medical Director of a medical college endorses Cystex. He states itCorrects kidney function causes of urinary discomfort and supports detoxification while delivering antiseptic relief and aids sleep by reducing nocturnal symptoms. He lends name and photograph for advertising.
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George
Indiana
Indianapolis
W. R. George
M.D. T
Schoolboy found dead in cave after believed beating
A 13 year old boy was found in a cave near Montsville Barbour county with head and body injuries. Police say the blow did not kill him immediately and he may have died after being buried under rocks. Investigators, led by Sheriff J Dyer, linked the case to activity in the Montaville area. The coroner's jury ruled death caused by blows from unknown persons. Nearby, a Huntington band funded for a Charleston trip as part of a civic event.
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Janes
Barbara Hoffman
Moatsville
Nnd
Hoffman
Mostsville
Philipp
Barbour County
State Police
Crim Hoffman
Zella M. Frey
Montsville
Dale
Grafton
Dallas Jones
Dyer
Palice
Pollug
Young Janes
Poling
Montaville
City to Fete NRA Leaders at Charleston Parade
About 500 West Virginia National Guard members from four Charleston units join a large parade led by the United States Army Band from Fort Hayes. Participating bands include Fairmont State College and several Charleston area schools. State NRA officials say a special recovery administration group will attend.
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Huntington
Peen
Charleston
Century of Progress
Chicago
Jolnson
Rienberg
Washington
Lindley Field
Jonnson
General Johnson
Frances M. Robison
Wertz Field
H. Gil Bump
Wiliam S. O'Brien
W. W. Trent
E. Talcott
Edgar B. Sims
Homer A. Holt
J. 3B. McLaughlin
State Board of Public Works
West Virginia
Congress
John B. Haston
West Virginia Federation of Labor
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers of America
NRA
West Virginia National Guard
Pand
United States Army Band
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
Dr Price to Seek School Board Seat
Dr. W. L. Price, a Charleston dentist and west side resident, announced last night his candidacy in the August primaries for one of five Republican nominations to the Kanawhs county board of education. He previously served on the Charleston independent district board before district boards were dissolved by the county unit school law.
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W. L. Price
Charleston
West Side
Kanawhs County Board of Education
Price City
Charleston Independent District Board of Education
Joseph Popp Heads Charleston Knights of Columbus
Joseph Popp was elected Grand Knight of Charleston council No. 771 Knights of Columbus at the annual meeting. Elected officers include John B. Loftus Deputy Grand Knight J Mulholland chancellor Carl Madden warden G H Lister recorder Dr P J McGucken treasurer Lea Casey inside guard Eugene Fuller outside guard and F N Gregory trustee. They take office July 20.
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Joseph Popp
Charleston
Knights of Columbus
John B. Loftus
J. , Mulholland
Carl Madden
G. H. Lister
P. J. McGucken
Lea Casey
Eugene Fuller
F. N. Gregory
District Conference Held by Mormons Near Huntington
About 250 Mormons from Huntington, Bluefield and nearby communities attended the district conference yesterday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in town. Speakers included Elder Miles L. Jones of Louisville, Elder James M. Kirkham of Salt Lake City, and Apostle Charles A. Cullis of Salt Lake City. Delegates arriving yesterday included Elder W. R. McEntire of Knoxville Utah, Elder Harold Black of Kirtland, Utah, Miss Edna M. Darley of Mendon, Utah, and Miss Eliza Harvey of Tridell, Grab.
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Huntington
Bluefield
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Miles L. Jones
Louisville
James M. Kirkham
Salt Lake City
Charles A. Cullis
Bult Lake City
W. R. McEntire
Knntsville
Utah
Harold Black
Kirtland
N. B
Edna M. Darley
Mendon
Eliza Harvey
Tridell
Grab
In Daze Youth Admits Kin Murder in Daze
Payne returns to Los Angeles and quickly confesses to killing his mother and brother with an Asad axe and garrote. He claims a dare and an internal struggle drove him, citing a two-person influence and a past automobile incident as triggers. A letter and telegram reveal intent to tell police. Psych analyses describe him as melancholic and a potential murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Bob
Payne
Walls
Ike
Moe
Arst
Nin
Kenneth Williams
Ruth Snyder
Judd Gray
Winnie Ruth Judd
Pesne
Lali
James 7
Ficler
Paynes
Fisher
Young Payne
Convicts Shoot Guards During Penitentiary Break
During a cotton-field break, life-term prisoners Winters and Clifford Smith drew revolvers and seized a penitentiary truck driven by J C Hannah. Brewer and Winters were wounded as guards and posse pursued the convicts. Smith remained at large. Winters was captured after the truck overturned.
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Liiely
Winters
Clifford Smith
J. C. Hannah
Sais
A. J. Sumner
Brewer
Possemeno
Smith
Two Prospective Democratic Senators Visited Charleston
In Charleston yesterday two prospective Democratic senatorial candidates were seen. Loura A Johnson of Clarksburg, former national commander of the American Legion, paused there en route to Washington.
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Vnsiave
Charleston
Loura A Johnson
Clarksburg
American Legion
Washington
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