Summer Classes Open Today In City Schools
Summer sessions start today across city schools for several weeks. East Side and Junior High students meet in the high school on Washington street with about 25 teachers total. Lincoln Junior High hosts West Side and junior high sessions, while Boga Junior High houses the Negro summer school on Jacob Street. Two subject limits per student apply with nominal per subject charges. English, mathematics, history, geography and French are listed, with other subjects added as enrollment allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suremer
Cimmees
East Side
Jumor High School
Washington Street
West Skie
Lincoln
Aigh
Boga
Jacob Atrent
Atue Arnis
Marriage of Mins Hebe Light and Jann Paul Goodno
The wedding occurred at 8 30 PM at the Methodist Episcopal church in Boyth with a laurel and fern decorated interior. Miss Golda Light cousin of the bride entered first, then the ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Hout. The couple, daughter of A J Light of Marle and son of Mr and Mrs F E Gond to of St Marys, will reside in Huntington. A reception followed at the home of Laz M Bobbitt in James Street with pink and white decor and an ice course served by multiple hosts. Out of town guests included H J Light of Marte and numerous relatives from St. Marys and Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goolno
Mins Hebe Ano
Jann
Paul Goons
Boyth
Muriel Coleman Houde
E. P. Hiner
John Paleoner
Halloran
Muareh
Golda Light
Glen Carpenter
St. Marys
Melba Belcher
Light
H. L. Hout
A. J. Light of
Marle
Hinton High School
Marshall College
Phi Kappa Sigma Sorority
County Farm Bureaty
Huntington
Goodne
St. Marya
FE. C. Gond
Tau Tau Alpha
Palace Theater
Com
Laz] M. Bobbitt
James Street
Carl A. Templeton
T. FE. Haniin Ais
Frank H. Allen
Roy Gray Poster
Frances Light
Cas~ Cle
Addie Potect
Misa Dorothy Gardner
Ais
Christine Ginooley
Bonosverte
Kathryn Templeton
OC. G. Caldwell
Goodno
Carole and
Addo Poteet
Christine Onbooley
Roncerverte
Dorothy Gardner
Vernette Burger
Mrx
Carl A Templeton
ZoBem
Peomen
Dring
Margaret Hunter
Margaret Jackson
Evelyn Meadows
Elva DeLong
Elizabeth Huey
Allen
Walter L. Ginas
Carl A. Tempington
T. E. Hanitin
Pride
Christine Gilhooley
Ronceverte
Emily Humphries
Harry G. Humphries
Honor Gusset
Frank H. Alien
Buckeye Beauty Seeking Crown Leads Local Pageant
Miss Evelyn Meadows and other contestants are listed among a long local roster. Personal notes mention Mary Alice Corker’s return from Huntington and Trenton visits, several students traveling for summer, and community updates on travel, schooling, and family visits. A death and local events include a scheduled degree conferment by the Junior Order and church circle meetings.
Gleanings From Police Blotter Charge Vagrancy
Reported police blotter items list multiple vagrancy charges against Herbert Mays Willie Roberta and Henry Bagwell. Other entries include drunkenness speeding collisions theft and burglary reports with names locations and outcomes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mays
Willie Roberta
Henry Bagwell
Suffering as Divine Purification in Christian Life
A devotional meditation argues that suffering refines Christians like gold, revealing divided loyalties between God and the world. It cites saints and apostles as examples, explains tests of virtue through trials, and urges enduring patience, humility, and self-denial to strengthen faith and merit in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Admry
Ndvice
Peter and I
Paul
Goa
Christ
St Albans Socials Spark Weekend Parties
St Albans events feature Evelyn and June Gil entertaining with games and refreshments at their Hightaws home. A Junior Order chicken dinner raises funds at Knights of Pythias Building. A children's party hosts guests on Pennsylvania Avenue. Circle five plans a picnic visit to Miles Maury. Moose to Meet in Catreet building. Mrs Roma Harper and daughter return from Marmet visit.
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Evelyn
June Gilsoe
Virdock
Hightaws
Belen Browder
Dorothy Browder
Virenia Prepch
Kathleen French
Ponting Cox
Geraldine Nester
Martha Frances Nester
Virginia May MccNealy
Katherine McNealy
Homer
Cox
George French
Junior Prench
Jun
Herve
Order of the United American Mechanics
Knights of Pythias
Main Street
Dell Griffith
Pred Short
Rex Prudon
Ktuel Dunlap
Low Carnes
Roine Beehe
Laura Peters
Mollie Morrison
Fay Daughters of America
Ming Rome Bartlett
Pennsylvania Avenues
Mary June Atkins
Betty Lou Contha
Reb Jean Slater
Phyllis Joan Olson
Buddy Combs
Jackie White
Lawrence
Brown Atkins
First Press Syterikn Church
Moose
Order of the Moose
Catreet
Roma Harper
Hantington
Minor Wheeler
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ruth Young
Marmet
Bodies of crash victims being returned home
The bodies of John A. Hambleton of Baltimore and Mr and Mrs J von der Heyden of Flushing were being taken to their homes for burial after a monoplane crash at New Heroover county airfield. Hambleton, vice president of Pan American Airways and Hambleton and Company, was accompanied by his widow and her father. Von der Heyden and his wife were to be received in New York by his father. The plane owner corporate executives and the crash appeared to be a nose dive from about 100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Muileng
Widen
Taylor
Park Street
Murlena
Eva ‘Taylor
Burval Curry
Misa Mozell
Lewis
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Martha May Hopper
Charleston
Tony D. Sutter
A. F. Bowles
Parsons
Paor_ fidise
Pareane
Point Pleasant
Bir
A. F. Bowles and Children Left Last Week To Be Wither Cather
Ed Gougeste
Astland
Charlie Bullington
Heay Nome
Fourth Avenue
W. Shult, Sr
Mightown
New York
Edwin Bunnett
Staunton
My. Wild
G. T. Pogle
Bunnet
Wilmington
N. G
John A. Hambleton
Baltimore
J. von der Heyten
Flushing
New Herover County
Yenterday
Colonel Hambleton
Pan-American F jAirways Corporation
Hambleton ‘and Company
Minister Praises Friends in Deed Sermon Highlights Charity Over Wealth
Dr Frederick F Shannon pastor of Gentral church in Chicago extolled the virtue of helping others. He cited a Kentucky mountaineer whose humble life and service embody happiness beyond money. The sermon urged focus on giving and spiritual wealth over mere material gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lfe
Kentucky
Ifr
Hoover Rough It On Weekend Rapidan Trip
Washington report on President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover roughing it during a weekend on the Rapidan River fishing trip. The journey featured sunshine on the return but cloudy skies and rain en route. A brick incident near a passing car injured Ernest Halsbend, treated and discharged from Kanawha Valley Hospital.
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Washington
Proste Fent
Mrs. Hoover
Rapidan River
Hik Preserve
Accident Leave Miss Evelyn Caroll Injured in Local Crash
A pedestrian named Miss Evelyn Caroll of Truslow street was bruised in an automobile accident yesterday and received treatment at St Prancis hospital. Cremations in Great Britain last year numbered 3435 99 versus 3268 in 1927. demand for automobilia in Sparta outstrips supply. Brimah cotton piece food now shipped to 48 different countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Caroll
Truslow Street
St. Prancis Hospital
Great Britain
Spataith
Fort Is Attacked Officials Taken In Curacao Raid
Venezuelan refinery workers attacked Fort Amsterdam on Curacao in the West Indies abducting the governor and military chief. They seized ammunition discharged prisoners, forced the Maracaibo to sail, and boarded an American vessel carrying the captives. The island reeled as gunfire wounded several and officials were seized.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Our West Indies
Port Amsterdam
Curacho
Maracaibo
United States
Canal Zone
Island Board of Government
Dutchee
Hantree
Pris
Organizer Jailed In Chief's Death
Gastonia North Carolina June 9 Deputy Sheriff George Moore was seriously wounded during a chase after a fleeing striker wanted in connection with the killing of Police Chief Orville F Aderholt. Aderholt died after being shot at a Loray mill strike settlement Friday. Pred Erwin Best southern organizer for the National Textile Workers Union was in custody under a warrant charging complicity in Aderholt's murder. Best and about 60 others were arrested as two fires in the mill village prompted police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabtonia
N.C
George Moore
Gastonia
Shariff
Orville F. Aderholt
Aderholt
Moore
Gastonta
Erwin Bes
National
Texcile Workers Union
North Carolina
C. P. Aderholt
Tne
Fustda_st a
Endurance Fliers Forced Down After Refuelling Failure
Endurance pilot James Warner reports that the Tan monoplane San Franciscan, departing Millsfield to set a new refuelling endurance light record, landed at 7 04 pm in San Francisco after a failed refuel due to a malfunction from the propeller dew, with plans for another attempt the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Franciscan
Millsfield
Dewtt
James Warner
Obituary notices from local paper April 7
Alfred Ky Sines Altres R Sines 7 died yesterday at home of in law and daughter Lyle Welk 621 Randolph Street. Survived by three daughters Corrie Moore Ricker Lee and Cora Walk. three sons Claude Charlea and Clea Lines. Funeral arrangements later. Flowers urged. Ella Goth 8 died Thursday at daughter Carrie Thacker 102 Rett Street. Rev John Elmore officiated. Margaret Bkyle and Charlotte Bkyle noted. Margaret Westfall 83 died Sunday at daughter T A Paul ny 112% Bridge Ave South Hill a. Hartford native Mina Margaret McKee. Survived by son J My Westfall, Charleston. daughter Mrs Pauley. two brothers James McKee Ninevah PA and Joseph McKee Charleston. Hartford funeral at 2 PM Wednesday. Charlotte Skiler Airs Skier of Rutterge died yesterday in local hospital survived by husband M F Bklter. Arrangements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ky Sines Altres R. Sines
Lyle C. Welk
Randolpy Street
Corrie S. Moore
Ricker Lee
Mya
Cora Walk
Claude
Charlea
Clea Lines
Aml
Ella Soviet
Ella Goth
Carrie Thacker
Rett Street
John Elmore
Advent Christian Church
Margaret Bkyle
Charlotte Bkyle
Retledge
Ineal
Chidren
William
Luther
Nathan
Charence
Ruby
Marguerite
Rath
Annie Laurie Skiles
G. W. Lacy
G. B. Young
Bream
F. E. Skies
Relledge
Mes
Bert Young
Villa
Margaret Westfall
T. A. Paulny
Bridge Avenue
South Hilla
Westfall
Mina Margaret McKee
Hartford
Mason County
J. My Westfall
Charleston
Mrs. Pauley
James McKee
Ninevah
Joseph Mc Kee
Charlotte Skiler
Charlotte Skier
Rutterge
Bhe
Har Tushand
M. F. Bklter
Iater
Scalding Coffee Incident Injures Two Men at Local Coffers
Clarence Morrison and Selum Derrick were scalded yesterday in a coffee incident and were taken to Charleston General Hospital. By midnight their condition was reported favorable as crews continue treatment and monitor their injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Morrison
Selum Derrick
Charleston General Hospital
Dunlap Damages Police Patrol Car On Way to Lock-up
Dunlap was placed in the city lock-up around 7 30 after damaging a patrol car during his arrest for drunkenness disorderly conduct and property destruction. He struck Officer Comer three times and shattered the car’s glass including the rear door as officers restrained him and moved him to the squad car.
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Dunlap
Starvey Dunlap
B. J. Comer
Burdett
Comer
John McKims
Merchant killed by border patrol near International Falls
Henry Virkuls, 41, merchant of Big Falls, Minnesota, was shot and killed last night when he failed to stop at border patrol, authorities said. E J White fired the shots, aided by E V Serving. both were suspended pending investigation and a coroner's inquest. Virkuls died from a neck wound after a fusillade shattered the car. the vehicle was damaged in about 26 hits. He operated a confectionery at Big Falls. the shooting occurred during liquor enforcement duty.
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International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkuls
Big Palle
Hils
Here
Virkula
Meilielne Con“Talnera
Police
Tetlove
E. J. White
Border Patrol
Virkule
White
E. V. Serving
David Hurlbert
Rouchching
Thle
Sinin
Big Falls
Simoet
Missing Persons Report From City Police
Three individuals are reported missing by the police. Herbert Perry of 19 Bigley Avenue is 30, five feet nine, 135 pounds with fair complexion and wearing a blue shirt gray tie and black slippery? jacket. D J Perkins of the Popp addition is 42, five feet eight, 140 pounds with blue eyes and light hair. Isaac of 719 Bullitt Street reports Agnes Isaac aged 17 missing, she is five feet two with brown hair and black eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Perry
Bigley Avenue
D. J. Perkins
Mm Isaac
Bullitt Street
Agnes Isaac
Dependent Children Causes and Ages Highlighted in Board Report
The fifth biennial board report cites death and desertion as leading causes of child dependency, with illegitimacy and immorality among the next factors. Most dependents are aged seven to twenty eight percent, with a sharp drop as age rises past eighteen due to neglect until nineteen or state care. The board’s pamphlet includes statistics and text, compiled under Mary L. Yager.
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Chu
Pega
Police Check Prisoner Story In Murder Case
Fragmentary police notes recount a prisoner’s account linked to a murder near a spot where a stabbing occurred. The Hall Mills case drew world attention with a New Jersey probe lasting a month, returning a verdict still open for future inquiry claims of bribery and press evidence impact.
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Nce
Moorenstane
Gindeau
New Jersey
Mills
Sips
Menn
Mr. Hell
Henry
Willie
Sidem
Equetn
Mie F
Maying Mra
Milla
Ace
Death by own action Pact fatal to two
Orson D. Munn of New York, a patent attorney and son of the founder of the Scientific American, separated from his first wife after eight years and two daughters. He later married Valeece Boldlager, a comedian, in Los Angeles, and she sued for divorce in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson .D. Munn
New York
Ibaa
Lawrence
Set
Vale Lece Boldlager
Low Angelesx
Benison
Prison Admissions at Kanawha County Jail
Four new prisoners were admitted to the Kanawha county jail yesterday. Marcus Byron and C. Conway face violations of the national prohibition law. Hole "bey Bosher" charged with misdemeanor. C. K. Altiver held on a capital charge. Chain stores are being introduced into Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County
Pesterday
Marcus Byron Ant C. ©. Conway
Hole “Bey Bosher
Ant C. K. Altiver
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Hinton News
Buckeye Beauty Seeking Crown
Ming Helen Meador
Ruth Payne
J. @. Knapp
Emily
Pauline Bowling
Lilian Peter
Isabelle Thomasson
Mary Alice Corker
Tronmton
Sadie Predeking
E. C. Stanton
Quartier Ket
John Bruce Dauglan
Clinton McNeer
Dorothy Daly
Evelyn Meatows
Edward Weber
L. A. Johnson Gang
Misa Wilma Fredeking
Helen Johnson
Union
Muriel Ewing
Alice Parker
Mar Ishs College
Misa Christine Gilborley
Roncerotte
Dere
T. F. Hanitia
G. Knapp
Lewisburg
W. A. Brown
Gharkottearsle
Prank Sweeney
Sharleston
T. E. Hanta
Mars
John D. Burger
SiXth Avenue
Ninexa
Richard Tender
Richmond
Tommy Ropers
Herry Hamilton
Glenville State Normal School
Georgia Stater
Wilbur
Second Avenue
Coal River
J. H. Dawman
Ben
Jay
Sue Duran Adams
Fil
Hayes Adams
W. T. Turner
Birmingham
Ala
Asnand
Turner
Rader
Albany
Hurricane
Clyde Alford
Mise Lettle Repp
Rennick's
H. F. Sattes Hen
Sharlow
Henry Alexandria
Barboursvlle
Mohler
Lucretia Mower
Leo Street
Whitesville
Order of the United American Mechanice
Humber
South
Rureday
J. W. Kiser
B. Street
Hirth
Freq Cyrus
Soo
Robert Lawrence
Brown's Creek
Business Men's Association
Pythian
Pep
The
Baptist Pep
Aocintian Wiil
Whip
Galveston
Velux
Mish Dorothy Davis
Masxsiilun
Europe
Willard Malting, Jr
Hupbard
Crunk
Mack Lancer
John Lanson
Joseph Smath
Joseph Sulliven
Plelcher
Wasa Scrabo
James Monroe
J. J. Enry
Harry Grinstead Way
Peatterday
Iigguer
Chalmed Ravert
Kelley
Charles Bowles
C. ©. Murry
Cottixion T
Woob
Virginia Jarrett
James Jarrett
Virginie and Reynolds
Streets
Mace Hall
Lee Street
Dawn Hacey Warner
Thelma Short
Spring Street
Magazine Street
Sinais Hospital
Hulbert
Littlepage
Moses Simona
Hle Cay
Donsay
Mr. Donlay
Delaware Avenue
Dodge
Bicycle Staten Herhard Kauten
Opigavense
Jobo Lucent
Kary
U. 8
God
St. Albans
Moses
Preacher
Ernest Halsbend
Kanawha Valley
Island
Indies
Iife
Board of Children’s Guardians
Tella
Porto Rico
Mary Brian
Baclanova
Suhith
Mary Brian Richard Arlen
Baclanova, Harry Green
Jack Oakie
Brian
Richard Arlen
Corinne Riffith
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