West Virginia drug board exam applicants listed Morgantown
Thirty two applicants from West Virginia and neighboring areas seek certificates from the state board of pharmaceutics in Morgantown. The roster includes two women and multiple names across cities such as Charleston Huntington Fairmont Beckley Clarksburg Martinsburg and Morgantown with officials Alfred Walker Sutton Frank Haymater Marian Judy Tay Cook and Stanhope Beott Jr. attending. Examinations begin tomorrow.
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Morgantown
Junia
West Virginia
Pharmaceutics
Alfred Walker
Sutton
Frank 2. Haymater
Clarkesburg
Marian Judy
Petersburg
Tay Cook
Charleston
Stanhope Beott, Jr
Terra Alta
Jean Follows
Theodore i
Gravely
Charles Emmatt
Wiseman
J. Calvin Pouts
Delbartons
Leura
Martin
Joseph iGiark
Grimgre
Enon Valley
Puint Marhnan
Fairmont
James “Hubert Taust
Wilburn Crofton
South Charleston
Clarence J. Morrison
Lim Grove
Wie
Nam
Donald Talbott
Skine
Wii‘Mam GB
Stuck
Charien
A. Lester Niatrie
Cumberland
Dam Lavinson
Huntington
Oak Hil
John We Miler
Jaree D. Wenzel
White Sulphur Springs
Harold Mhctiver
Leu
Swhestersburc
Phillin E. Paverill
Beckley
Sylvester I. Bischoff
Oscar W. Crans
Chaim Lester
Reeton Kuhn
James Lowell Strader
Kurzh
Pat Marry
Humphs Huntington
Abby Alice Col
Benjamin F. Powell
Martinaville
Gardner B. Cook
Olatto
Delmar T. Anderson
Clarksburg
James M. Coak
Renoche Charles Nepper
Cumid
Woods Is Named Wesleyan Trustee
Buckhannon June 10 Charles Sv Lynch of Clarksburg resigned today as president of the Board of Trustees of West Virginia Wesleyan College. Judge Woot of Charleston was elected his successor. Harvey W. Farmer of Clarksburg was elected vice president and G. Young of Duckhannon secretary. Dr. Willy Yam Doward of Chicago was commencement speaker this morning.
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Buckhannon
Charles Sv. Lynch
Clarksburg
Sdoard ‘of Trustees
West Virginia
Chicago
Thia
Colored Masons Conclude Meet in Clarksburg
The Colored Masons concluded their session in Clarksburg with officers elected for the year at the Grand Chapter of the Alternatar Auxiliary of the Colored Masonic Grand Jurisdiction. Mrs H. J. McCullum of Montgomery was named worthy matron and Rev. Alexander Gregory of Gary was appointed worthy patron. The group approved a fund to cover funeral and related expenses at 2300 a year, and noted state membership of 1600.
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Clarksburg
Alternatar
Colored Masonic Grand Jodent Trinity Methodiat Episcopal Church
H. 3. McCullum
Montgomery
Chonen
Virgin Milnor
A? Wheelink
Alexander Greg~ Ory
Gary
Genorge S McGraw
Fairmont
L. Campbell
Clarkaburr
G. Scott
Mor
Tmaburg
Lena Jones
Clarkshursm
Bethany College 1926 Class Graduates 44 Members
Bethany College in Bethany, June 10, awarded bachelor of arts to 41 graduates and four ad eundem degrees at yesterday’s commencement. Dr. St D Mowe of New York delivered the address, filling in for United States Attorney General John G Sargent who could not attend. Lt D degree arranged for Mr Sargent when he arrives. Cloyd Goodnight was re elected college president last night.
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Bethany
Illetoric Bethany College
St. D. Mowe
New York
United States
John G. Sargent
Sargent Inter
Br Cloyd Goodnight
iDays unite against rutile referendum
Representatives from active temperance groups met after a conference to issue a joint statement urging united action against futile and non-binding referenda on prohibition. The statement argues the constitution provides the method to amend and calls supporters to elect officials who will uphold nationwide prohibition. In Darlington England Mrs Inabella helt aged 76 married C H Harker aged 82 in a hand embroidered ceremony observed in Paris.
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wahinaTox
T Jme
Amaco
Wayne 5B
Wheeler
Ant Saloon League
W. F. McDowell
Board of Moraia
Methodice Gptacopal Church
United ‘Action
Tts
Friends of Prohibition
Grayson Receives Honorary Law Degree at William and Mary
William and Mary College awarded Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson the honorary doctor of law degree. Grayson, personal physician to Presidents Roosevelt Taft and Wilson, joined the university as a student and alumnus and helped lead campus efforts, a rare honor in the institution’s 200 year history. The ceremony included remarks from college officials and past presidents.
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Benjamin Franklin
Thomoa Jelterann
Presidenta Monros
Tyler
John Starshall
Presidenta Harding
Coolidge
Jury Waived In Solo f Store Suit
In Charleston West Virginia Judge Arthur P Hud son heard civil actions yesterday. J I Cameron versus Weaver Motor Car company opened in brief court and may go to a jury today after testimony about a 7000 damages claim from an auto accident at Randolph street and Tennessee avenue. A W Cox Department State company versus J W Solo t involved a bench decision on disputed wall repairs. Margaret A Nayton versus county court Kanawha settled out of court over Cedar Grove right of way. W A Tall versus C J Leach slated for tomorrow to complete June term docket.
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J. I. Cameron
Weaver Motor Car Company
Arthur P. Hudsson
Breuit Court
Srandolph Street
Tennessee Avenue
West
Charleston
A. W. Cox Department State Company
J. W. Solot
Attrney WI
Cox
Margaret A. Nayton
Kanawha
Cedar Grove
W. AA Tall Verain
C. J. Leach
Man and two daughters die in cottage fire
In Wearin at James Stumm street on June 11 a house fire killed James Stumm and his two daughters. Mrs Stumm and a baby boy suffered burns as their cottage burned. Authorities and neighbors reported the tragedy and began a search for the cause.
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Wearin, Uh
James Stumm
Mre
Stumm
Washington Day by Day Highlights and Debates
Treasury reports customs collections sharply higher than last year. Public hearings ordered on rivers and harbors bill. Coolidge prohibition order upheld in house committee by party lines. Pennsylvania primary spending examined by special committee. Missouri Arkansas players basin directed representatives draft mood control monster not applicable. Mellon declines to endorse farm relief fee equalization. Senator Fess proposes another plan.
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Treasury
Acneate Ganmierce
Coolidge
House Judiciary
An & Lo
Misataaie
Missouri
Arkansas
Plyers Basin
Sebraska
Mellon
Fess
Phenol waste in rivers affects water supply in Charleston area
State health chief reports phenol waste from Sutton Chemical enters Elk River, causing a noticeable taste in drinking water from Gassaway to Charleston. Officials say health risk remains low but taste issues will be detected by consumers as the stream carries the contaminant downstream, especially in dry spells. A separate note: Turkish government bans all dance halls admitting anyone under 18.
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Elk River
Charlunton
Fubie
Vindale
State Department of Health
Ife
Sutton Chemical Plant
Gassaway
Charleston
Tum
Angohia
Centralized Coal Sales Talk At National Convention
Chicago June 10 A Glover vice president of Knox Consolidated Coal Co urged centralized coal sales through scientific research modern selling and cooperative marketing to boost U S consumption. He said burners centralized power and electrified rails have dampened growth and proposed selling coal directly to consumers or via a common agency. London warned against imported buttons made from animated blood as they may spread diseases.
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Chicago
Devveloping
Applyinig
America
A. Glover
Knox Consolidated -Coal Company
Indianspolla
Ind
National Coal Association
Lovar
Target Mike * & Ry
Ite Own Co
M Nalem
com + mon
PAL
GOD Nuttons
London
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Wesleyan
Aileen McGrew
Wooster College, Wooster
McGrew
Ibethany
Idays
Grayson
North Shore
Iake Forart College
Forles
Milan
People's
Storf
Cox Department Store
Washington
Steinw
Quarrier Street
Guyandotte Club
Darer
Alii
H. A. Glover
Indianapolis Coal Executive
Warn Moa Water
Cerna Bele Andate
Dioceas
Summer
Dunlop
L. E. Manuel
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