Common Pleas Trial Docket Set For June Term
The June term Common Pleas calendar, opened by Judge Morgan Owen on June 18, was finalized by Clerk W. L. Price. Court calls list cases by date and order, with Monday through Friday entries from June 18 to June 29, including names like Atrea, Megureen, Shirkey, Ward, and others across multiple dockets and civil matters.
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Common Pleas Court
Morgan Owen
W. L. Price
D. Atrea
G. A. Megureen
General Highways System Ve. J. He Vicka Company
Bterling Investment Cootapady
B. Bhirkey
Josephine L. Shirkey
Madge Lacy
Kahawha Valley Bank
Henry Pry
J. &. Thayer
Virginia Hoge
Acmx
Harold M. Ward
Cobb
Rufina Shelton
Namx
R. R. Sompany
Florence Easley
Charleston
Community News and Notices from South Charleston
Local health workers promote a free baby clinic with parent visits. Birth announced for Paulina Elizabeth Payne at Bunn Hospital. Church officers and teachers gather for a Friday meeting. Elisabeth Bales hosts a Darlington M E class banquet and social. Community members attend, visit relatives, and note health and travel updates. Soviet education official says propaganda must yield to box office profits. Charlotte Poller dies in Wellin gborough England after never seeing sex or large city.
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Misa Elisabeth Bales
Win
Darlington M. E
South
Hay Home
Second Avenue
Trtans
H. V. Bennett
Mina Gladys Cook
Thorne
Misa Erle Brackman
Myrtle Brackman
Gateus Wills
Milared Butcher
Volus Withrow
Gladys Cook
Norman Barger
Nilan Steph- Tomson
Melvin Huffman
Billie Bales
Mr. Bennett
The Girl In the Limousine at the Kearse theatre
The Avery Hopwood farce The Girl In the Limousine played yesterday with Tony Hamilton portrayed by Mr. Lear. Ruth Mack starred as the wife of a friend and Mamie St. Joan appeared as the visiting aunt causing comic confusion. The Raynor Lehr Musical Comedy company offered lively numbers by Martini duo Rossell Massaro and Mrs Lehr.
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Avery Hopwood
Raynor Lehr
Kearse Theatre
Tony Hamilton
Mr. Lear
Thuge
Ruth Mack
Jack Goo
Mamie St. Joan
Mr. Good
Martini
Rossell
Massaro
Natale Joyce
Rawford Davidson
Billy Bletcher
Sams
Riders of the Dark at Capitol features Tim McCoy
Tim McCoy stars in Riders of the Dark at the Capitol theatre, a frontier tale set before telegraphs and railroads. Dorothey Dwan, Bert Roach, Roy D Arcy, Frank Cartier and Rex Legge support in a brisk action drama with a cavalry lieutenant rescuing a girl and helping prove a murder exoneration, plus a Hal Roach comedy and news.
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Tim McCoy
Capitol Theatre
McCoy
Dorothey Dwan
Bert Roach
Roy D'Arcy
Frank Cartier
Rex Legse
California
Utinw
the Capitol
Darthies
Max Davidson
The Fifty Fifty Girl at the Virginian theater
Bebe Daniels stars in The Fifty Fifty Girl a Virginian photoplay about a modern woman who tries to run a mine with male partners while facing villains and romantic entanglements. James L. Resumes co star. William Austin and George Kotsonaros also featured. Also includes a Universal comedy and news. Underground church found in England crypt context reported with details.
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Bebe Daniels
Virginian Theatre
Miss Daniels
James Li
Ant Hall
Cames Hall
Dani Ela
Svein
William Austin
George Kotsonaros
Johnnie Morfla
Universal Comedy
Chilton
England
E. P. Gough
American Colony Shrinks in Vera Cruz Mexico
The American colony in Vera Cruz has dwindled to 31 residents from a historic population of a few hundred. The decline stems from revolution years and business uncertainty, though some hopeful for a revival. Banana plantations are being developed in southern Veracruz, potentially boosting exports through the port.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Wild West Show at Rialto Opens with Boor Mbson
The Wild West Show opens yesterday at the Rialto theatre with Boor Mbson, the rugged screen favorite, as star. The cross-country chase, romance, comedy and pathos drive the film as Gibson’s personality and smile lead a capable supporting cast in a showy saddle-filled adventure.
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Boor Mbson
Rialto Theatre
Gibson
Smile
Lke
Hoot Gibson Shines In Circus Comedy Role On Screen
Hoot Gibson plays a hardboiled cowboy and all rounder in a town circus tale. He stirs action as the plot shifts from peace to bustle while Monte Montagne as a clown keeps audiences in uproar. Dorothy Gulliver leads with Allan Forrest as the villain amid Universal shorts and news. The Cyclists Touring Club and National Cyclists Union mark anniversaries as England honors road rights. Sugar production reaches over four million tons in Cubs this season.
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Hoot
Monte ‘Montagne
Dainty
Dorothy Gulliver
Allan Forrest
Rialic
Universal
Church volunteers convert derelict school to Sunday school
Twelve thousand hours of voluntary labor by St Michael's Church congregation in Manchester convert derelict school buildings into adequate Sunday school space. Also notes shock absorbers are being fitted to baby carriages in London.
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St. Michael's Church
Manchester
England
London
France Lists 1135 Millionaire Fortunes in Francs
Paris reports 1927 income tax returns showing France has 1135 millionaires with fortunes over 1 million francs and many larger holdings. People worth 60 million francs or more reach about 92 509 000 dollars, with numerous others in the 12 to 8 million franc ranges. Rivalry to Cape Town and Johannesburg grows as 1927 building booms differ by city.
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Paris
Cape Town
Johannesburg
South Africa
Houston Decorated for Convention Lights and Flags
Houston plans for the national Democratic convention decorate the coliseum with flags from every state and territory arranged alphabetically around the delegates area. George W Cohen chairs the decoration committee and will arrange a southern silk backdrop with a crest at center, all surrounded by 13 American flags.
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Aguston
Texas
Houston Coliseum
George W. Cohen
Srilax
Fisgs
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E. Williamson
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Qill-Hammack Motor Company
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James Hill
Warenesday
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Mootirum
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Jordan Taxi
Gove
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C. A. Elieva
Union Mortgage Company
C. Waterman
Drothera Company, Inc
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Charleston Trust Company
Manonm Bowlox
Mitchell Harper
B. Smith
P. A. Loyva
Gus N. Means
Montington Piplishing Company
Vy Wert
Virginia Herald
Thomas Colemanya
1. A. Fraser
D. M. Faulkner
Thomas G. Flotob
South Charleston News
A. Ll. Payne
Yorrace
Paulina Elizabeth
the Bunn Hospital
Church of God
E. Jones
Womon
GC. Moore
Washington Street
Duyn Hospital
W. C. Moore
Spencer
Myre Moore
Richard Hayes
George Stewart
Newport
Gussia
Walter Winston
Ninth Avenue
Stewart
Winston
Laurie Carp
Moscow
Itiel Fins
Welion
Husa
Theatete
Charlotte Poller
Wellingborough
Eng
Kansas City
Kaneas City Athletic Club
Wotel Sinenbach
Kearse
Riders OF the Dark
Virginian Photoplay
James Hall
Wild West Show
Rialto Screen
Hoot Gibson
Screenland
Los Angeles
Calif
Howard Bretherton
Werner Films
E Ree Tresa
Hollywood
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France
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Columbia Star
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Cambridge
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Cyclists' Touring Club
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Houston
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