Challenge of the Unknown Baccalaureate Sermon at Kanawha College
The Rev. John Roy Wolfe delivered a baccalaureate sermon at St Pauls Lutheran church for Kanawha college graduates on The Challenge of the Unknown. He framed youth as adventurous and urged preparation, faith, and courage, citing Abraham and Columbus and urging reliance on Jesus Christ to face self, nature, circumstances, and death with resolve.
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John Roy Wolfe
Kanawha College
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Abraham
Columbus
Atlantic
Exilson
Burroughs
Marconi
Faradey
Malden
Carver
Te Hay
Harvard Observatory
Ake Abraham
Mosco
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Wealthy yacht owners face shading of suspicion in registers
The yacht register of the U S Bureau of Navigation lists several hundred vessels owned by corporations and shows a rising trend in incorporated pleasure yachts. Examples include the Reng with 45 tons, the Zapaly tied to Sapeloa Mantations in Georgia, and the Lotosland of Delaware with a large crew, all showing prior owners and notable figures connected to General Motors, Alfred P Sloan, Howard E Coffin, and Howland Spencer amid disputes over corporate names and ownership.
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Woaes
Yacht Register
U.S. Bureau of Navigation
Bureau
Reng
Howard E. Coffin
Coffin
Coolidge
Hoover
Georgia
Lotosland
Lotosland Corporation
Delaware
Cal. BE. A. Deedsbie
New York
Cressida
Pierze Investment Company
Herman Odrichs
Sovlnlite
Crum Elbow, N
Howland Spencer
New Deal
Crum Elbow
Hudson
Spencer
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Screen Players Wed in Hollywood Alliance
Bil Boyd and Grace Bradley, both screen players, wed at the bride’s mother Mrs Alsa Bradley’s home. Boyd, 39, marries for the fifth time while Miss Bradley, 23, begins married life. A passerby in a nearby bathhouse quipped about getting water, to which another person joked about lighting themselves on fire.
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Hollywood
Bil Boyd
Grace Bradley
Screen Players
Alsa Bradley
Boyd
Miss Bradley
Day by Day Digest Highlights and Names From Page 3
A Day by Day column notes social figures and gossip with mentions of Cholly Knickerbocker and a divorced woman seated away from her ex husband and his new partner. It references Gene, part owner of the Colony, Theodor, and Theodore in relation to a 1929 market tumble and hunting grounds in Italy.
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Gene
Palezzio
Italy
Theodor
Theodore
Improved Gas Evaluation Method Seen in Survey
The Public Service Commission released a comprehensive study by the State Geological Survey showing West Virginia has produced eight trillion cubic feet of gas since 1883 valued at about 1.5 billion dollars. Production remains around 100 billion cubic feet yearly worth about 45 million, with engineers seeking a better valuation method than the old rule of thumb. The survey includes county-by-county work, contour mapping, and planned dissemination in schools. further surveys cover salt brines, coal, and other natural resources. The report emphasizes trustworthy data for regulators, producers, and consumers to support equitable decisions while exploring how derivatives of gas and coal can serve industry beyond fuel.
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Public Service Commission
State Geological Survey
John J. D. Preston
Commission
Paul WH. Price
Price
West Virginia
Sneller Natural Resources Survey
Preston
New Crippled Children Hospital Opens at Hot Springs
In Hot Springs New Mexico a $606,000 hospital for crippled children will use mineral waters piped from nearby springs for therapy and pools. The Carrie Tingley hospital near the Rio Grande will open mid June with ten child patients and a 75 member staff. Postmaster General Farley attended the May 29 dedication representing President Roosevelt.
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Hot Springs
N. M
Wi Springs Foundation
New Mexico
Southwest
Warm Springs
Carrie Tingley
Clyde Tingley
Rio Grande
Sega
New Hormone Cardiolypin A Revives Dying Hearts
Dr. Albert S. Hyman announced at the American Therapeutic Society meeting in New York that a new hormone Cardiolypin A can revive dying hearts. It is a fat like substance isolated from cold blooded animals and changes to Cardiolypin B under sunlight. The finding addresses brown fatty degeneration of the heart and notes human application remains untested. Additional sessions discussed respiratory fingerprints for neurology diagnosis and ergotamine halrate to treat headache by reducing cranial artery pulsation.
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U. S
Atlantic City
Albert S. Hyman
American Therapeutic Society
Hyman
Witkin Foundation
New York
American Neurological Association
Foster Kennedy
Cornell Medical School
Grarge F. Sutherland
Alexander Wolf
H. G. Wold
J. R. Grasham
Des, Wolff and
Graham
Juvenile Court Hears 81 Cases In Kanawha May Session
Sixty-one boys and 20 girls faced delinquency charges in Kanawha county Juvenile Court in May, compared with 68 boys and 18 girls in April. Twelve May boys faced miscellaneous offenses and 11 disorderly conduct. five girls were charged with running away from home and incorrigibility. One white and one Black boy were committed to industrial schools. An adult was sentenced to six months for contributing to delinquency. Six girls and 27 boys had prior court appearances, while 16 girls and 34 boys appeared for the first time.
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Kanawha County
Help Kidneys Dont Take Drastic Drugs
Kidney health warning warns of drug misuse risks and potential kidney damage. Mentions symptoms like nervousness and dizziness, urging consult with doctors and using prescribed medicines only. Warns against drastic, unverified remedies and secretive drug use.
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Titze
Bernard
Mascatio
Mary Boland
Miss Boland
Bagatelles
J. P. Morgan Ilkes
Clyde Beatty
Ohio
Sinclair Lewis
Arthur Somuda
George Gershwin
Edgar Bergen
Jack Dempsey
the Ree
John Noy
Bnath
PSC
Tay Manithlyy
Suamwin- Wittens
Cowen
Transleas
Wevhington
Hamilton
Phan
Annapolis
Hay-Adams House
Alcon Dti
Hotel
Windsor
WL & Gh
Hot Springs Hospital
F. W. Bell
Kansas State College
United States
Ekiraine
Rekby
Chraush
Ransatuan Tone
Coprelghe
Linsary & Myzma Topacen Co
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