Social notes and visitors from surrounding towns
Myre Myre, Tosa Reyrolda returned to Charleston after an extended visit in Minton. Mrs Walter Martin and Mrs J E Hedrick of Hinton were visitors here. Mrs Richard Cobb and son Frank visited Minton and Br Albans. I B Connell was a visitor in Fairmont. C O Morrie Kaw returned from a business trip to Fairmont. B Gary and party stayed at the Yairmont hotel in Fairmont. Josephin Duckett of Hyatille Yale and Alice Dowle of Mitchell plan to be in Charleston until Wednesday. Girard Lowry set to travel to Washington BC on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Tosa Reyrolda
Charleston
Minton
Walter Martin
J. E. Hedrick
Hinton
1. B. Connell
Fairmont
C. O. Morrie Kaw
B. Gary
Ely
Yairmont
Fairmony
Josephin Duckett
Hyaile- Yale
Alicea Dowle
Miteh
Milan
Record of social and civic notices from Woodlawn area
Reports on a social bridge party at a Woodlawn home with prize scores, followed by a postponed baseball game between Prin ton and Leckley at Mofague ball park and merchants’ closures for attendance. Neighborhood movements include travel plans, concerts, and summer education pursuits of local residents and visitors. Rebecca Latimer Felton, Atlanta, aged 100, receives notice of her historic milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printon
Leckley
Mofague
Ginnn Halinek
World Population Threat Signal Warns Adoption Policy
In Jacksonville on June 10 88st 88st world population growth fears were voiced by E A Moan sociologist at the University of Wisel Geclarad. He warned that death rates among Orientals rise while birth rates stay high and urged civilized nations in the United States to adopt an immigration ban on Lantern nations to curb overpopulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
E. A. Moan
Sociologian University of Wisel
Geclarad
Illinois Cai
United Eimtes
Bread and water for bootleggers a Nebraska ruling
In Lincoln Nebraska two bootleggers Hay Carron and Thomas Nelson were sentenced to sixty days in jail with a bread and water diet for forty days. They appealed the sentence from Burt county judge Chats, but the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled the sentence did not constitute cruel and unusual punishment. The diet is in effect for the first and last twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Jak
Hay Carron
Thomas Nelson
Chats
Burt
Netraska Supreme Court
Deportation Order Targets American Doctor in Torreon
Torreon dispatches report Baltillo police chief arrived in Torreon bearing Interior Department orders to deport Dr. William Cole, an American physician who practiced there for 16 years, as the British vice consul and the minister's office exchange pleas to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Torreon
Baltillo
Department of Interior
William Cole
Cole
Pence child dies after rattlesnake bite in Coal Fork
Laroy Pence eight, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Pence of Coal Fork, died early this morning from a bite on the ankle while playing near the home Thursday. Funeral services will be held today at Spring Park. The daily Vacation Bible School at Central M E church reports 175 enrollment, the largest yet. social tonight by Ladies guild of St Dukes Episcopal church invites public on church lawn. Bake sale planned by Flumphrays Memorial church ladies. Various community notices follow, including school contest results and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laroy Pence
Joe Pence
Coal Fork
Hhe
Spring Fark
Central Xf. & Church
Sire Helen Riggs
Ace Compliahi Cherm
Ladies Guild of the
Bt Dukes
Church Lawn
Randolph Straat
Flumphrays Memorial Church
Fitch, Woodrim and McCoy
Charlanton Street
M C Plans to Merge Auxiliary Subsidiaries
New York Central Railroad announces consolidation of Michigan Central Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis and Cincinnati Northern Ballrasda through long term plans. Company will increase authorized capital stock from 480 million to 500 million. Unclear whether Pittsburgh and Lakes Erie will be included. expected to be brought in through arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Michigan Central
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago and
St. Lownd
Cincinnati Northern
Modifying Plans for Ohio River Work Approved
Army engineers recommended altering the Ohio River improvement project at the Kentucky peninsula sloughs to protect Evansville by reforesting wetlands and channel control. The War Department approved the plan, pending $200,000 in local land donations. Without action the river may cut two channels near six miles from Evansville, altering the stream below the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Todin- Cattan
Ohio River
Mo Ea Co
M Bend
Kentucky Peninsula
Evansville
Ind
War Department
Kentucky
Evana~ville
Black person admits fatal harm to Mrs Lena Blevins
Little Rock June 10. A Black man admitted causing Lena Blevins’ death as he was electrocuted at the Arkansas State Penitentiary. Al Hart Jones, another Black man convicted of fraud, was also executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ric F Chuaing
Willa
Wash) Martin
Lena
Blevins
Arkanas- State Penitentiary
Hart Jones
New steel tipples to be erected for Pemberton mines
D. U. 1 Dunlap reports contracts cloned by the Pemberton Card C. c company to install new steel tipples at Big Stick and Watwise mines along the Vir stata railway in Raleigh county. Twin layouts cost about 100000 dollars and will be among the most modern in southern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Stick
Watwise
Raleich County
Pemberton Card C. c Company
Fairmont Mining Machinery Company
Mystery Ends for Vanished Philadelphia Merchant in Memphis
Henry C. Koonemann, 68, who disappeared from his home 28 years ago, died in Memphis after years of travel and a stint in the Sunshine Work for aged and infirm men. His sudden reappearance and life journey led to a quiet end, the Sun reports from Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Koomann
Philadelphia
Koonemann
Autoist slain in Hell's Half Acre area
An unidentified motorist fired into a car in East Liverpool killing 24 year old James Carrng, McDonald, Fa, and injuring two others Merbert Cook aged 18 and Ralph Moore. Carrng died in city hospital from gunshot wounds. June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
James Carrng
McDonald
iMerbert Cook
Ralph Moore
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Frank Tey
Viwitiog Hare
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Hhaia
Girard Lowry
Feakhyahington
B.C
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Dorothy Ern Lawson
Éckley New
Ingen Lucile Williame
Els
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Muntington
W. W. Hume
North Kanawh
Ls L. Drewry
Uullington
Lois Edmundsen
Mom
Conservatory of Music
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Stuart Hall
Hiaunton
Vahaa
Mise Anderson
C. J. Meade
North Katrawha
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Atlanta
Jims
Becca Latimer Felton
Cariville
United States
Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
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C. F. Willner
Kansas City
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Willner
Atlantic
Ceylon
Content Pras Photo
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Columbia Boulevard
Itit . J
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Hlae Test
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Alaple Road
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Cireles
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mre
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Delaware Avenue
Omar Borcan
Maryland Avenue
P. Rohr
E. Price
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sire. W. Ia
Valley Ad
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Digby
Pupiia
Uinta
Mien Catharine Wade Guthrie
State Teachera College
Harrisonburg
Staple Road
Sarah Do
Grafton
Mira
Ruddell J. Jask
Ohio Avenue
Enat
Valladelphia
Atlanta City
Gettysburg
Batelmore
Mise Lillian Hall
Troanoke
Charles Conwat
Pannaylyn Mr
Ave & EL Barnes
Park Avenue
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le Stemnley
Covington
D. DiMinple
Imogene
Bluefield
Revie Tives
Pemberton Mines
Ford
Fordson Coal Company
Henry Ford Interests
National Coal Wonderation
Coronel Caperion Ptahew
Col
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New Rilver Coal Company
Naning
Laurentian Mountains
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Quebec
Canada
Fr W. Knight
Colonel Caperton
Knieht
Caperton
Chicago
National Coal Association
Trepresenta Company
C. Tt. Moriartty
Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal Company
US National Coal Association
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Dunker- Ing
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Pwhat
Ateter
West Virginia
Ohio
Portneylvania
Ilquor
Heliet
Memphis, Tenn
Hell's Half Acre
Squibb
Kearse Theatre
Antlers Orchestra
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Minch
The
Dixie Stompers
Giddap Napoleon
Honey Bunch
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Salon
the Bee
al Bernard
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