Doctors Honored at Fayette County Medical Auxilary Banquet
The Fayette county Woman's Medical Auxiliary hosted a banquet Wednesday at Waite Oak Country Club Oak Hall honoring local doctors. Attendees included Dr. Arthur S. Jones and Dr. Arthur E. McClue with wives, plus Dr. Thomas H. Blake of Charleston. Guests were welcomed by Mr. George Fordham and prompted by president Mrs. Frank S. Harkleroad with remarks from Fayette Medical Society president Mrs. S. W. Priors. The program featured W. Price and speakers H. F. Troutman E. B. Thompson G. G. Hodges and vocal solos by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
George Fordham
Fayette Col PS Auxilary
Frank S. Harkleroad
Paul Padhman
Fayette Medical Society
S. W. Priors
Fordham
T W. Price
H. F.troutman
E. B. Thompson
G. G. Hodges
Doans Kidney Pills Promised Quick Waste Removal
Advertisement touts Doan's Pills claiming kidneys flush out 3 pounds of waste daily through 16 miles of tubules. Warns of backache swelling and dizziness if not emptying 8 pints daily and urges asking druggist for Dean’s Pl pills.
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Dean
Doan
Unclear Names List From Historical Page Fragment
Fragmentary OCR passage names numerous individuals including Grier Price T Bittenger Dr and Mrs Bottenger Richards Peters Harstercad De Ranne Van Beet Dr mors Mrs Sommer Trontmar Hy Puckett EW Shag Raulman Puckett Dro BB Tashan Thompson Merriam H Davis George Fordham Powellion Adair Mount Hone Bundy and Mrs Bundy, with no coherent event or context.
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Ord
Grier
W. Price
T Bittenger
Rick
Bottenger
Wich Man
Richid
Pan Peters Harstercad
de Ranne
van Beet
Mors
Sommer Trontmar
OH. Puckett
EW. Shag
Raulman
de. Puckett
Dro
Tashan
Quotarians Dinner Meeting Thursday in Charleston
Quotarians will meet for dinner at 6 30 Thursday night at the Waoman s club Mrs Grace Austin is in charge of arrangements.
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Charleston
Waoman’s Club
Grace Austin
Local Social Notes From Loudon Heights And Nearby
Personal notes list weekend visits and homecomings across multiple families including Jacksons at Loudon Heights, Carroll DILton guests of Crawford of Leestreet, Sewell family returning to Cedarcroft Baltimore, Robin son returning from Athens Quarrier streets. Also Stmms and Murphy visits, Strong at Concord College, and Morris patient status at McMillan hospital with Lee returning home from St Albans.
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C. T. Sewell
Kenneth Lee
McMillan Heng
St. Albans
Gilmer County selects sheriff nominee after recount
The Gilmer county Democratic executive committee named Gilbert Rhoades as the party nominee for sheriff after a recount still showing 1,483 votes for Rhoades and rival John Garrett of Stouts Mills. C. W. Marsh, editor of the Glenville Democrat, was elected county chairman. The Republican committee chose Dr. W. T. Smith as chairman.
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Glenville
Gilmer County
Democratic Exensive Committee
Gilbert Rhoades
Rhoades
John Garrett
Stouts Mills
E C. W. Marsh
Kanawha College Class Honors Honorary Dance Event
Kanawha College honored Saturday with a dance at the Daniel Boone State. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry Braws er and Mrs Brrnoeth, Katherine Ja Jrimes Greenies, and many named guests led by Leslie Greenlee and Miss Mars ins. The event featured numerous faculty, students, and local figures in a formal recognition amid community celebration.
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Kanawha College
Daniel Boone Tate
Harry Brawser
Brrnoeth
Katherine Ja Jrimes
Greenies
Burris
Warry Lynn Nelle Marshall
Dantin
Sallie Carver
Leslie Greenlee
Chiftes
Marsins
M Holder
Moss Florence Anna Joan Fox
Miss Robertson
Akiss
Dudson Nichols
Myrd Botiert
George Coohman
Qeen Price
Carrother
Jult Coghill
Mar! Tucker
Robon A. Crawter Jr
James A Delbert Stearts
Wiliam Tucker
Webster Group Seeks Road Improvements in Webster County
Webster county residents led by C F Champe press for highway upgrades from Cowry to Erbacen and to Skyles with resurfacing under way. They request resurfacing of the Hacker Valleys to Replee route and new surface on the Webster Syrigs Bersoo road. A Fayette County delegation urged a relocation of Sacurtay 3 in Mountain Cave district.
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Webster County
Cowry
Fa Slemple
Segeat
Tald
Bure H. Wheen
Cowen
Erbacen
Becen Cowen
Skyles
Elsa
Hacker Valles
Replee
Ye Webster Syrigs- Bersoo Road
Fayette
C.F. Champe
Sacurtay 3
Mountain Cave District
Washington
Gazette
Charleston Amateurs Contest Draws Local Participants
A Charleston amateurs contest featured groups led by Samuel Moore Momer Hicks and William Braden who worked on Vorholt f. Another Charleston Heights group of one member quit after a power supply breakdown on Sunday afternoon. Participants included Neot Dirrach Ky Ariive Rebecc Tasdne iarkiaim Meth Ss Bere 4ley Googe Whiteman Jovepit Little and Gaylord Miller.
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Charleston
Seatea
Samuel Moore
Momer Hicks
Willian Patrick
William Braden
Vorholt F
Pers
Charleston Heights
Conter
Neot ¢Dirrach
Ky Ariive
Rebecc
Tasd
Short Speeches Heard By Jeffersonian Club
The Jeffersonian club meeting at the Hotel Kanawha last night featured brief remarks by State Auditor Edgar B. Sims and Assistant State Auditor Cleveland M. Bailey with others. Speeches centered on the Democratic national and state tickets and Democratic principles.
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Jeffersonian Club
Kanawha
Edgar B. Sims
Cleveland M. Bailey H
Sarah Smith
State Tax Commissioner's
E. Barnett
State Auditors Office
Thomas Davis
Counsel Will Argue SUO00 Suit Today
The FGM case of H. O'Dell administrator of the estate of Catherine Shaffer against Universal Credit Company and others will be argued in circuit court this morning. Trial has been set for Friday before Judge Arthur P. Hudson.
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Wo O H. O'Dell
Estate of Care
City Officials Attend Republican National Convention
Mayor D. Boone Dawsai leads Cleveland trip with City Manager M. R. Matthews City Tax Collector Edward F. Dallan and Street Commissioner A. O. Ratliff attending the Republican national convention to represent the city.
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D. Boone Dawsai
Cleveland
M. R. Mathews
Edward F. Dallan
A. O. Ratliff
McConihay Claims Nomination in Cedar Grove Recount
E M McConihay asserts he won the nomination after a recount. The Cedar Grove tally shows Cavender with 47 votes, McConihay with 50, giving him a 3 vote lead before the final majority of 26 in Cabin Creek.
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Fran M. McConihay
Demeuratiz
House of Detepates
Vie Fiottes
Sone
Cavender
Bmcconihay
Viatle
Cedar Grove
Cabin Creek
Hehire
Maw
Clerks Hold Meeting At Keoger Grocery District Session
Clerks of the Keoger Grocery and Baking Company held a district sales meeting last night at Daniel Bone, with H.R. Ki alos named manager and Sh manager overseeing proceedings.
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Keoger
Daniel Bone
Bray
H.R. Kialos
McAdams Revival Sermon Sparks Evening Interest in Virgina Street
The revival event on Virgina Street draws attendees as McAdams delivers a sermon with themes of resilience. A Bouster Band hosts daily children’s meetings each afternoon, signaling ongoing community outreach and religious activities in the area.
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Willon Menantis
Pinchiie
Teta
Virgina Street
Miree O'R Lurk
Nitro Will Feature Olive Gentry at Baptist Church
A page note says Olive Gentry from Jos Aus will deliver a talk at the Baptist church in Nitra tonight. A program titled The Lost Word is planned with a reading and a mugham for children, and a drama or recital is scheduled for four o'clock.
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Nitro
Jos
Kerry Vant
Baptist Church
Nitra
Eit iWeloek
Trouble for Two at Local Theaters and More
At Capitol, Trouble for Two starring Rachec Montgomery along with Frank Maren Rosalind Mussel and others. musical cars and Fitzpatrick travel talk featured. Virginian U The King Steelughraweh Turse day with Jerare Moore and Franchot Tone. Rialto shows Prtticoat Fever with Myrnm Robert Montcomecy. Greenbrier offers 4600 Cxaddle aril mean Mae Clark and hetile Homes 10 the farmer and Grin jams. symphonics noted. Kearse VUE Caretan Rte stage Elrec hall Rovenden on the screen with Werhert 9 and Gecitude Micharl.
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Capitol
Trouble
Rachec Montgomery
Frank Maren
Rosalind Mussel
Fitzpatrick
Sie de Janedo
Virginian
Jerare Moore
Franchot Tone
Rialto
Myrnm Robert Montcomecy
Greenbrier
Aril Mean Mae Clark
Hetile Homes
Farmer and Grin
Kearse Vue Caretan
Rte
Elrec Hall
Rovenden
Werhert
Gecitude Micharl
Beer Vendor Faces Age Charge Over Sale to Minor
Merrifield told tax department officials yesterday he sold beer to a minor at his place in Fawba. County officials charged him with permitting orderly conduct. witnesses did not appear for the prosecution.
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Merrifield
Tax Department
Hear
Ies Place
Fawba
Fred
Fox Cone
Fuller
Trith Merrifield
Concrete Work Proceeds on South Side Brine
Construction continues on the South Side project with weekly progress noted. Crews pour concrete for all piers and for the Rponia Street approach as part of the ongoing methodical build.
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Rponia Street
Jail Terms and Fines Imposed by Judge Hall
Philip Stephens of Huntington was sentenced to 60 days in jail after a charge of attempting to pocket a purse. Other defendants faced fines for reckless driving and speeding. A boy was fined for violating a mayoral order banning swimming in local rivers. Three others failed to answer summons, with arrest warrants issued.
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Philip Stephens
Huntington
Cyrus Hall
Potlard
Steubenyil
West Wirsx
M 7
Pin
Robert Henleys
Kanay
Elk Rivers
Rapiases
Permits Issued For Construction Across Nine Projects
City Building Inspector George B. Hendricks approved nine construction projects totaling 21290 dollars. Permits cover a Kanawha avenue dwelling, an O'Dell avenue dwelling and garage, a Kanawha City private pool, a 900 block Central avenue store room, and an Alderson street alteration for store use, with named architects and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Hendricks
A. A. Cox
Kanawha Avenue
Tenth Street
C. A. Haviland
J. H. Philips
Lloyd E. Cox
O'Dell Avenue
Philips Conley
Kanawha City
Walter F. Martens
Samuel Ballard
Costs for repairs and building in Kanawha City
The record lists several repair and construction projects with specified costs: a room at 200 dollars, a store room repair for 18 dollars on Summers street by Charles A. Midelburg, repairs to the nurses' home at Staats hospital for 20 dollars, and a dwelling costing 700 dollars to be built by Margaret Dickinson on Railroad street in Kanawha City. Japan's population is officially estimated at 69,254,148.
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Charles A. Midelburg
Summers Street
Staats Hospital
Margaret
Dickinson
Railroad Street
Kanawha City
Japan
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Big Hoy Williams
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ARTER
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Loudon Heights
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John Carroll Dilton
Mullens
R. A. Crawford
Mrs. Crawford
Leestreet
Delbert T. Robinson
Quarrier Street
Athens
D. D. Stmms
Frestio
Cal
T. J. Carter
Monongalia Street
Ida Murphy
Bellevue
Sarah Farmer
Clendenin Street
Carl Strong
Concord College
C. BE. Strong
Mar‘ork
Willard Bute
Ashland, Ky
Joseph Riffe
Marfork
Miss Pearl Strong of
Nellie Dartington
Oak Hill
Carl G. Morris
Stanton Avenue
McMillan Hospital
Faith Baldwin
Cherry Chester
Anthony Amberton
The
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Beulah Bonds
Walter Brennan
William A
Henrietta Crosman
Dorothy Stickney
Walter Wanger
Grace Moore
King
Webster Group
Anna Dial
Diamond Ice & Coal CO
Bullitt St
E. M. McConihay
McAdams
Hall
Alidrugenta
Chichesters Pilis
Biamong SD Baan
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Aml
Oren
TENEX
Cohen Drug Company
Myrna
BEM Bernie
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American Can Company
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