Society: Charleston residents travel and visit kin abroad
Tilly Lewis and family travel to Chattanooga Tennessee to visit grandparents. Henry Curt and brother D. Mra. Iamed visit, while Mrs. William Gaston Bhober recovers in Whitimore after medical treatment. Dr. Vanky party arrives on Quarrier Street. DeWitt Gallaner Maurice Galis and families plan returns. Julia Keury returns from Nashville to spend summer in Charleston. Violet Willard leaves for Albuquerque New Mexico to visit relatives.
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Eos
Mise
Julla Keury Hae
Nasheville
Tran
Kentucky
Lyndin, Hy
Charleston
Calativen
Revived During Operation by Surgeon in Britain
London June 3 doctors report in the British Medical Journal a case where a patient who stopped breathing and had no heartbeat during a serious abdominal operation was aided by windpipe oxygen under pressure and manual heart massage. The surgeon applied gentle massage to the heart about 60 times a minute and injected into the heart. after three minutes the heartbeat resumed, the rhythm improved and the patient recovered completely.
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London
Caan
British Medical Journal
Alan
Miss Barger Honored Guest at Luncheon
A luncheon honoring Miss Elizabeth Dnnger was hosted by Mrs. Gordon Lee Link at her mother's home, Northcott. Guests included Mrs. Dargrr, Stra, Frank BEA Lina Marguerite Il ting, Mrs. Dorry Tucker, Mrs. Custer Molnday, Jean Kennedy, Miss Jalome Bernheim, Catherine Mramm, Florence Brown, Earth Wilkinson, Caroline Mop Kite, Mrs. Harold Truslow, Miss Okey Afoskins and Fred Nicholson.
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Elizabeth Dnnger
Dena Stansford Embleton
Gordon Lee Link
Aire
A. 1
Northcott
Mine Dargrr
Stra
Frank Bea Lina Marguerite Ilting
Airs
Dorry Tucker
Custer Molnday
Siem Jean Kennedy
Mins Jalome Bernheim
Miew
Catherine Mramm
Mise
Florence Brown
Milan Earth Wilkinson
Caroline Mop- Kite
Mra
Harold Truslow
Mins Okey Afoskins
Ttre
Fred Nicholson
Local Births and Visit Notes from Ludlow and Huntington
A fragmented notice lists guests and family ties in Ludlow Kentucky and Huntington. Names include Mrs C Drake and C W Drake, Mr and Mrs William McNewell, and Lewis Keebler of McClunes. The item mentions upcoming Friday events and relatives visiting from Winnebago and Marion.
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Ludlow
Bra
William McNowelr
Drake
D. Young
Omar
Leralter
C. W. Drake
Huntington
Lewis E. Keebler
McClunes
B. Maller
Winreroft
Aliana
Gurat
J. Es . Dee Davidson
Sfarietta
Aew
C. C. Gayant
Delegates Return From National Convention of White Shrine
Delegates from Charleston and nearby towns gathered for the Supreme White Shrine assembly. The Charleston Shrine No. 7, organized March 3, reports 153 members and a large attendance of high officers and guardians from multiple chapters.
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Supreme White Shrine
Charleston
Jerusalem
Wheeling
Farkersburg
Montgomery
Ee Hope
I Huntington
Myra
Settle C
Kirete
Worthy High Drievtens
Mtr
William
Gater
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Shepherds
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Spore
Delogates
Abe
Lattie Krebs
Clin
S. Hirixenbutter
Lettle C. Krebe
Gates
the Shepherds
Florence Ratt
Noble Propnatexa
Marie Gates
Worthy Scribe
Mra. Icteiy ‘Kuhn
Kate B. Gat
Ethel Johnson
Kanawha Players Elect Officers for Next Season
The Kanawha Players set a Tuesday June 8 meeting at 8 PM in the Playhouse 901 Washington Street to elect officers for the upcoming year. A nominating committee is named. members will choose a president two vice presidents secretary and treasurer as the organization now operates with a corporate structure and voting rights extended to all members.
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Theatrical Corporation
Playhouse
Washington and
Dickinson Streets
The
Kanawha Players
Washington Street
Peak
Yel Veen
Rléctiona
Kanawha Mayers
Ming Katie Noll Abney
A. Re Mexalder
Benjamin By Brown
Charles (. Roury
W. Boa. Byrne
Davener
R| Wrightwell
Carria Y. Carl
Uf O. Baker
Buckner Cla
Christine Cottey
W. C. Connall
Mise Colla
MM. Cameron
Je Cottey
George Couch
John L Dickinson
John $. Dana
Stee
John Davidson
Joan T. Dillot
Charles C. Dickinson
Simon
Galperin
Ernest Howell
Q. Hubbard
Mise L
May Haughwout
J. Willian Horather
John Howneler
Bra
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Arthur Mom
Walter
Hallanan
Henson
G. U. Irwin
Witla
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Anna Jackson
St. C. Jefferda
Clyde MW. Johnson
Bir
Arthur
Koonte
W. G Kong
Mee
W. CG. Welly
Gwynn Nicholson
William A. Ohjey
Bry
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Atvs
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M. F. Peterson
Ild
Mumm
Mra
D. Rummel
Douglan Nolet
Jr Harrinson My Smith
Harrison St
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Aira
Toulee Howell Hadie
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J. M. Staehiin
Stra
A. Q. Smith
Mixa
Pearl Butterthwaie
Herrold Sterrett
Walton
Shepfield
Savage
Jamen Ik Thames
Charles E. Ward
Charlies FE
Ward
N.C. Woodman
Harry &. Wolmendorf
St Williamaon
T. Willamaon
Araid Mt
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Huntington Woman to Receive Marshall College Music Diploma
Mrs Italy Grippo Conner of Huntington will graduate this month from Marshall College in piano and voice. A pupil of Mrs C E Haworth, she earned praise for a recital in Marshall auditorium, with critics noting her balanced tone, refined technique, and engaging personality. Her double culmination marks a milestone in the college's history.
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Italy Grippo Conner
Marshall Music
Stra
Conner
Huntington
Marshall College
Mra
Aly Ceippo Connar
Charleston
Mra. Conner
CG. Eaworth
Rolege
Mise
Mildred 1 Macgeorge
Sunday Advertiser
Muntington
Marshes College
Italy Arippy Conner
C. E. Haworth
Marshall Auditorium
Ars
Marshell Enle Lewe
Dietto T
Ahe
Teaint
Donnteerth
Wilson
Santrot
Mudie
Thamar
Manon
Sconnera
Mountington Jerald-Dispatch
Italy
Grippo Canter
Befara
Ariel Ar
Alex Conessto O
Ailsa
Mildred J
Turkish Democracy Revealed by Names in Constantinople
The article discusses Turkish naming customs under Turkish history, noting how most people receive new names at birth or later. It mentions Mustafa Kemal and how one figure, Moustinha, bears a birth name with additions to distinguish him, reflecting era traditions.
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Constantinople
June
Hla Horantge
Wemat
Batance
Mauatapha Kemal Lawhe
Moustinha
Nis
Morse Riders New Forest Fire Patrol
Los Angeles June 1. Horseback riders from the local club join firemen to scout and patrol new fire-break paths around dry brush near Ait R Constant Yiowave. About 2,600 horsemen are to be deployed to hazard zones to ease the threat to the city in exchange for building and patrolling these routes.
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Las Angeles
Los Angeles
Tri Scutt
Moultrie Burghers Clash With 1835 Rules
A fragment from the Western Carolinian recounts 1835 tensions over government power and press reporting in Washington. It notes critics who warned against centralizing authority and a local newspaper stance against political meddling. Names like Jackson and Van Buren appear in a retrospective view.
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Moultrie
Andrew Duckson
Washington
Jackson
Vath Buren
American music wins composers popular verdict
Chicago reports a rich season of American music with new operas and symphonies. Notable figures include Gershwin, DeLamarter, Carpenter, Taylor, Wakefield Cadman, and Alden, with premieres from New York to San Francisco and a push toward all American works and forms amid light opera and musical comedy.
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Chicago
New York
San Prancisco
Chirag
George Gershwin
Deema Taylor
Leo Sowerby
John Alden Carpenter
W. Franks Harlin
Eric DeLamarter
Charles Wakeeld Cadmanj
Gershwin
Paul White
Man's Land
Hia Wen
Ann Ty
New York Symphony
One-Net
Itp
Marlem Black Belt
Sorgen
Deems Taylor
Manhattan
Tr Carpenter
Metropolitan
Opa
Chicago Symphony
Mr. DeLamarter
Walt Whitman
X Symphony
Kentucky
Mr. Bowserby
Carpentera
Engliseh
Alec
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Aldo Franchetti
Namike Son
Mr. Haring
Bt. Agnew
Anird
Cadigan
Secson
Mr. Cadman
Washington Opera Company
Mr. Marling
Moon
Dern River
Laurence Stallings
Arthur Hopking
Broadway
San Francisco
Waa
Joseph 2. Wedding
Templeton Crocker
Monte Carlo
San Pranclara
Lincoln debut features Court Jaater and guest stars
The third Lincoln recital under the University School of Music program opened with the premiere of The Court Jaater by Ella W. Peasttle. Mme Luella Metius from Wisconsin received a triumph in coloratura. Californian Lawrence Tibbatt also drew notice after leading roles in New York and a noted 1924 Ford in Falstaff. Mary Jewis earned a sensational ovation at the Metropolitan Opera. The article closes with a note that Earth’s orbital speed around the sun is about 8,000 miles per hour.
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Lincoln
Oper
University School of Munte
Court Jaater
Ella W. Peasttle
Chicago Opera
Mme
Luella Metius
Wisconsin
Lawrence Tibbatt
Tibbatt
Satrapolitan
New York
Mert
Chiaramante
Umberto Giaredano
Cong Delle Beffe
Rem Hewell
Ford
Mary Jewis
Metropolitan’ Opera
Kiwanis Extends Service After Ten Annual Convention
John B. Moaa of Milwaukee, president, explains Kiwanis efforts at the tenth annual convention. He notes productive results in service to underprivileged children, town and country harmony, vocational guidance, and the Good Will memorial at Vancouver. The organization continues to attract attention for its broad human service work.
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John BH Moaa
Milwaukee
Dnternatigna
Harding
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