Sunshine sewing club to meet at Mrs Perry’s Fifth Avenue home
St Albans notes report the Sunshine sewing club gathering at Mrs L T Perry’s Fifth Avenue home Thursday evening. The I E Handley Bible class met at First Baptist with Mrs L J White in charge and a program by Miss Nelle Trowbridge violinist. Robert Jacobs returns from Maysville Kentucky after visiting friends.
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Sunshine Sewing Club
L. Tt. Perry
Fifth Avenue
I. E. Handley
First Baptist Church
Hosty
L. J. White
S Henry Green
Lawrence Robsertson
Rome Pickens
Ita Hedrick
Mia
Fred Trowbridge
Denenee
Ida Bryant
Nelle Trowbridge
Bethlehem
Inez Wellman
Huntington
Z Harry ‘Trowbridge
Ferot Rimmer
Z. H. Trowbridge
RM. Maxwell
Richard Davis
Walter Wood
Alfie Oliver
U.S Hoke
J. C. Trowbridge
D. L. Roberts
W. C. Vineyard
B. W. Turley
W. F
Robert Young
Dora Cadle
J. B. Codie
Robert Newcomer
A. B. Barnette
Fred Short
J. E. Humphre
Sy “Miz
Rome Beane
G. B. Gilisple
B. Harhart
W. 1Dreen
Walter Morrison
A. Moore
R. F. Linscomb
Ben Bailey
George Thomas
Troy D. Sutler
Frank Miller
D. O. Grogan
S. J. Méadors
Ezra Templeton
G."e. Wright
HM. Wells
Eva Trowbridge
C. B. Nelson
A. V. Cooper
C. A. McClung
J. E. Myers
Earl Russell
Florence Howes
Help Kidney Health Amid Drastic Drug Warnings
A damaged ad fragment warns for kidney protection to avoid risky drugs and states nervousness and pain relief risks. It claims a product offers “new vitality” in 48 hours and a one year guarantee, urging rapid use and linking to an ‘empty pack’ incentive.
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al Saale
Benal
Lee Pate
Oternea
Brea
Meuringia
Nyse
Local groups plan June events and new members join
Leta Lydick leads devo as monthly meetings set after June. Plans to send members to a Weston bungalow party June 14 to 16. Two new members, Mrs Dorothy Miles and Miss Ruth Markham, join the chapter. Upcoming meetings slated for June 17 at Leta Lydick’s home. A miscellane ous shower honors Mrs James Randolph Wharton. Scout court of honor advances several members to first class and awards merit badges. Girl Scout troops camp on Coal River with leaders visiting. Various community gatherings listed with attendees at Mrs Vera Lowe’s College Hill home.
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Leta Lydick
Devoonal
Weston
Dorothy Miles
Ruth Markham
Lucille Campbell
Robert M. Wells
Ethel Niryan
Katherine Bryan
Helen Escue
Mildred Watts
Frances Bowles
Ada Arbourd
C.A. Specht
R. C. Specht
W. H. Foster
James Randolph Wharton
Halcyon Melton
Harrison B.wood
Wood
Guy J. Cottrell
C. W. Willams
St. Albans
Coffman Bible Class
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Court of Honor of
Hoy Scouls
Waller H. Riddleberger
Jack Craze
Frank Hogs
Stanley Gaker
Harry T. Graham
Archie Shelton
Lynne B. Mead
John William “Hanifin
Walter H. Riddleberger
James J. Caryard
Wilfred Whitten
EB. C. Colcord
J. E. Delaney
L. A. Edwards
William T. Hanitin
P. L. Brothers
Clade L. Smith
Kelly M. Dyer
C. W. Slater
W. J. Graham
Joe 5. Barker
Government taxes and corn crop noted in 1935 column
The piece lists major cities under scrutiny for liquor and tobacco taxes while forecasting a record corn crop due to farmers repurposing idle cotton fields. It cites Senate Republicans opposing the administration’s utility holding measure and mentions Missouri Representative Clarence Cannon, famed for parliamentary works.
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Newark
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Senate
Utility Holding Corporation
Dan Hastings
Hastings
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Trmnoinn
Interstate Commerce Committee
Missouri
Clarence Cannon
United Feature In Syndicate, Inc
Dr Amick Leaves For New York Conference
Dr Andrew E Amick departed for New York City to attend a meeting of the American Academy of Techiatrics. He will study at the Baby's Hospital of the New York Medical Center for two and a half weeks and return on June 20.
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Andrew E. Amick
New York City
American Academy of Techiatrics
Ickes Urges Free Speech at Shepherd State Graduation
Secretary Harold Ickes told Shepherd State Teachers' College graduates that free speech is vital in schools and urged teaching that the American system allows lawful constitutional changes. He praised critical comparisons with fascism or communism and cited the nation’s purpose of preserving the American way of life. The ceremony awarded 124 standard diplomas, 21 B A degrees in secondary education, and 12 B A degrees in elementary education.
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Shepherdstown
Harold V. Ickes
Shepherd State Teachers’ College
Jekes
Americ Eins
Mfely
Present Generation More Sincere at Elkins Commencement
Elkins June graduation at Davis Elkins College saw 68 degrees awarded. Speaker Dr. Hugh Thompson Kerr urged a more sincere and earnest generation with stronger character to build a new world. Honorary Doctor of Divinity conferred on Rev. David C. Morton.
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David C. Morton
Holliday's Cove
Violinist Nellso Aker Trowbridge to Give Evening Recital
Invitations issued by Mason school of music announce a 8:15 pm recital at St Johns parish house auditorium by Nellso Aker Trowbridge daughter of Dr and Mrs Trowbridge of St Albans. Programs include Handel and Joachim pieces with Palmgren Tschaikovsky and Ibert selections plus a concerto movement.
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Mason School of Music
Nellsoaker Trowbridge
Trowbridge
St. Albans
St. John’s Parish House
Mason
Charleston Woman's Club
Daniel Spon Hotel
Eastern Re
Handel
Lichenfreud
Erepsters
Sonalaantn
Berahms- Joachim
Miss Trowbridge
High School Instructor Plans Europe Tour
Lawrence Smith, dramatic instructor at Charleston High School, sails Friday from New York on the Westerland for a two month trip abroad. He plans to tour England France and Ireland and spend several weeks in Paris.
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Lawrence + Smith
Charleston High School
New York
Westerland
England
France
Ireland
Apend
Paris
Pital Lala Rt Leo Ly
Man Falls From Truck in Charleston Streets
Paul Rupe of Piedmont road and Capitol street, a worker for a Charleston restaurant equipment firm, was injured yesterday when he fell from a truck rounding Ler and Dickinson streets. An icebox carried on the truck struck him. He was taken by the driver to McMillan hospital with injuries reported as serious.
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Piedmont Road
Capitol Street
Charleston
Ler
Dickinson Streets
Astrick
McMillan Hospital
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