Harless and Harless Attend Family Visits and Returns
Society notes list Mrs C D Harless and Mrs Mary Ella Harless returning to Marmet after visiting relatives in Bunting a ae. Mr W B E Dellman returns from Louisville Ky. Loren O Dell son of Mr and Mrs W H O Dell of Columbia Boulevard returns from Buckhannon where he studied at West Virginia Wesleyan College. C B Ross of Grant Street returns from Morgantown with his son Victor Ross a West Virginia University student. Wayne Rich returns to Cincinnati after visiting his parents, a student at Cincinnati University. Mrs Myrtle Bright returns from Philadelphia. Mrs Vs H Anderson guest of Mrs J C Jester returns home. Dr B I Acriston with Mrs Harridon of Kansas City Missouri visiting Mr and Mrs John McCutcheon. Miss Mary Alice Monroe leaves for Vienna for vacation. Mr and Mrs X L Harris of Ohio Syvenus host Mrs H M Browder of Welton NC. Mr and Mrs W W Reif of Randolph Street host weekend guests Miss Margaret Reif of Trenton, Mrs Clara Fehl and Mrs Don Allard of Portsmouth and Mr Ralph Mobensack of Marting Perry Ohio. Mrs C E White and son Nell were guests of Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Dellman
Louisville
Loren O'Dell
W. H. O'Dell
Columbia Boulevard
Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan College
C. 8. Ross
Grant Street
Morgantown
Victor Ross
West Virginia University
Mra. Vs
H. Anderson
J. C. Jester
Grant Etret
Oe Mo
B. i. Acrisont
Harridon
Kansas City
John McCutcheon
Bussalt Street
Mary Alica Monroe
Vienna
X L
Harris
Ohio
Ww. W. Reif
Randolph
Jesse V. Sullivan
Marian Sullivan
Cleveland
Charles Inglefried
Englefried
Charleston
R. EL. Ruffner
Preston
Johm A. Preston
Quartier Street
Cincinnati
Paul C. Shaw
South Charleston
Howard J. Landers and Sons
New York City
No More Piles With One Bottle Hemroid Pills
Dr J Leonhardt's ZiM-ROID claims to cure internal piles quickly without knives or cutting by healing the lower bowel and expelling bad Bioca. The ad touts internal tablets as the only effective remedy, promising money back if symptoms persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. J
Leonhardt
Leston, Bee , Belle, and
Dunbar
Penetro Nose and Throat Drops Ad
An old ad promotes Penetro Nose and Throat drops to combat summer cold symptoms. It claims quick relief by reducing mucus and opening nasal passages, describing the product as containing ephedrine and other medicines. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes.
Voters Ball Corrections Scheduled for Today
Kanawha county court sits to correct voter registrations for the June 27 prohibition repeal election in West Virginia. Voters who voted in the last general election but did not move or who have moved precincts must appear to enroll or transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
West Virginia
Local residents plan visits and returns around Charleston area
W W Reif, Miss Carol Reif, and E B Meyer with son E Byron Meyer head to Buckeye Lake and Pratt Institute graduation travels. Thelme Holstein, Mrs O McClure, Luther Clayes, Leonard Burns, the Sullivan family, Ann Custis, and others make visits to Cleveland, Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, Covington, and White Sulphur Springs as relatives and friends travel and recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Burns
Onto Ave- Me
White Sulphur Springs
Covington
Local Visits and Travel Plans Across States
Taototte Bland of Virginia visits relatives today. Mr and Mrs P J McLaughlin and Mrs Clarence Dynn plan Sunday departure for Chicago to spend a week. Mr and Mrs W Moxley and son Kenneth of Fort Hill depart Sunday for Washington DC. Miss Dorothy Burdette, Brenau College student, Gainesville Georgia, to arrive in Charleston today to spend summer with Mr and Mrs W H Barker on Quarrier Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McLaughlin
Clarence Dynn
Chicago
W. Moxley
Kenneth
Fort Hii
Washington, D c
Dorothy Burdette
Brenau College
Gainesville
Charleston
Myre
W. H. Barker
Quarrier Street
Towns to Hold Elections Today in Kanawha County
Several score of smaller cities and towns across the state vote today to choose municipal officers for terms of one or two years as dictated by charters. Kanawha County towns Dunbar Mareport Cellew Grove conduct elections amid close national political interest as Republicans seek a revival after recent losses. Continuing budget strains and depleted revenues push retiring officials to hand off concerns, with direct assessments likely to be needed for certain municipal functions under tax limitation laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County
Dunbar
Mareport
Cellew Grove
Une
George Washington Sentenced for Six Months Jail and Fine
George Washington was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to 80 days in jail after being charged with unlawfully carrying a pistol. Judge D Dawsom presided in Municipal court yesterday following Washington’s arrest on the West Side Sunday night. The defendant reportedly had two pistols, cartridges, two knives and four chickens in a bag. Other cases included fines for reckless driving and assaults against Beatrice Cheese and W M Pauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
D. Boones Dawsom
Washington
West Side
Dawson
Robert Lewis
Virgi Keaton
Body of Dawson Boy Recovered From River
Clifford Dawson, 15, of near Chelyan was drowned Sunday afternoon in the Kanawha River near Lock No 4. His body was found Monday morning near the lock. Funeral services will be held at 3 30 this afternoon at Chelyan Baptist Church. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs P W Dawson and several brothers and sisters. The boy was drowned while swimming out to ride the waves of a passing steamboat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dawson
Chelyan
Kanawha River
Chelyan Baptist Church
P. W. Dawson
Dawson
Mrs Robson Visits Son's Grave in France Trip
Mrs J. B. Teobtson of Lock Six Drive Gold Star mother left for New York to join others visiting American graves in France aboard the U S S Washington they sail tomorrow. She will visit James Parks Robson's grave at Belleau Wood Five Norwich sisters bought a monoplane with three pilots licensed two in training soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teobtson
Lock Six Drive
New York
France
Tommorrow
U. S
Washington
Robson
James Parks Robson
Belleau Woods
Dr Held to Address Bankers Convention
Dr Felix Held secretary of the college of commerce at Ohio State University will address the West Virginia Bankers Association convention at about 11 30 a m Thursday at the Daniel Boone hotel. His topic is The Administration's Monetary Objects. The public may attend to hear discussion of Roosevelt's new financial program. W S Rosenshelm Huntington chamber of commerce president will speak in the afternoon on Confidence What Can the Banker Do to Restore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Held
College of Commerce and Administration
Ohio State University
West Virginia Banker’s Association
Daniel Boone
Roosevelt
W. S. Rosenshelm
Huntington Chamber of Commerce
Local BEF Unit Leaves National Group in Name Change
The Kanawha Valley unit of the Bonus Expeditionary Force withdraws from the national BEF and renames itself West Virginia Veterans Relief Association Unit No. 1. W. M. Surkett and W. W. Winters cite refusal to join the Washington bonus march and the Washington convention as reasons, pledging to continue aid to destitute veterans and relief work. The group plans a meeting at tonight at 9.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonus Expeditionary Force
America
National Organization of the
BEF
Wxit
West Virginia
Veterang Helle? Association
Kanawha Wat No. 1
W. M. Surkett
W. W. Winters
Washington
BHP, Rank and Fille of America, Inc
Sles ‘‘S
Hearing on Syca more Street sewer plan sought
Objections to the plan by Syca more Street Development Co to build a II inch sewer and headwall on the left bank of the Kanawha River near Spring Hill are to be received by the United States engineer at Huntington until noon on June 12. Plans for the work have been filed with the government. Death duties were collected on the estates of 130000 persons who died in England in the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Kanawha River
Spring Hill
United States
Huntington
England
Guiding Your Child: A Gentle Pain Management Moment
A mother uses distraction to soothe a boy who cuts his finger. She praises the blood color, applies a clean handkerchief, and bandages the wound, turning fear into interest and pride. The method aims to prevent lifelong fear by redirecting attention from pain to curiosity.
The Opinionated Person And Self Righteous Beliefs
The piece questions why self regarded superior thinkers clash with the majority. It notes opinionated individuals claim advanced thinking and view others as deficient, challenging equal treatment and suggesting a need to reconsider strong personal certainty.
Opinionated leadership and majority rule critique
A critique warns that insisting on minority power undermines initiative and respect for differing views. It argues that the majority should rule and be respected, while minority control would force conformity and quash progress.
Forty enroll for Kanawha summer school at TJ junior high
Approximately 40 students registered yesterday for a summer program run by Kanawha Junior College. The course will continue through August 3 at Thomas Jefferson Junior High School. Dr. L. McDaniel, president of the college, announced the enrollment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Junior College
Thomas Jefferson Junior High
L. §. McDaniel
Arguments Heard in Jury Verdict Set-Aside Hearing
A motion to set aside a jury verdict for New River Grocery Co of Hinton against James Kapnisakis of Charleston was argued yesterday before Judge A. B. Alexander of the Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New River Grocery Company of
Hinton
James Kapnisakis
Charleston
A. 8. Alexander
Common Pleas Court
Death of W H Porter ruled accidental by coroner
William H Porter 49 of Spring Hill died Sunday near his home on the Chempeske and Ohio Tailroad track. Dr Work county coroner ruled the death accidental after an inquest citing Porter was struck while on or near the tracks. State police said Porter left a roadside stand with William Newcomer and Porter was found on the tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Porter
Dr. Work
William H. Porter
Spring Hall
Chempeske
Ohio
W. F. Work
M. M. Ra’ Es
Porter
William Newcomer
Spring Hill
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C. D. Harless
Mis
Mary Ella Harless
Marmet
Bunting
Wayne Rich
Mr. and
Mra. S. S. Rich
Clucinziat University
Myrtle Bright
Fourth Avenue
Philadelphia
Adv
W. W. Reif
Randolph Street
Newark
Carol Reif
Miss Reif
Buckeye Lake
EB. A. Meyer
W. Harry Morris
Meyer
E. Byron Meyer
Pratt Institute of Art
Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Thelme Holstein of
Gwens
Chesapeake
O. McClure
Luther Clayes
Twenty-seventh Street
Reba Dohnkon
Charleston General Hospital
Doxnahy Street
Richard Bales
Earl Williams
Loretta Lewig
Magdeline
Epworth League
Darlington Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Southern Methodist Church
Barboursville
A. L. Morris
E. H. Morris
Mra. Z. S. Fleck
Myrtle Brackmian
John ‘Topham
Wytheville
Topham
Carolina Mountains
Clarence Dunn
Cyntais
Edgewood
Eleanor Dunn
Taototte Bland
Dunbar, Marmet
Cedar Grove
Dawson Boy
Norwich
C. W. Rupe
J. E. Cobb CO
Virginia St
East
Dr. Held
National
Agnes Lyne
Manity
Domine
U.S.A
Older Drug
Older
Cooke Company
Cohen Drug Co
Dunbar Drug Co
Belle Drug Co
Alten Manor
Atlantic City
Colten Manor
Colton Manor
Paul Aughter
A. C Andres
Salle Os E
Owens
Coates Bou
Apg
Ates
Nev
Leonard
Appliance. CO
Exclusive Leonard Dealers
McFarland St
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