Coyle and Richardson Store Marks 80 Years in Charleston
The Coyle and Richardson department store celebrates eight decades in Charleston with golden jubilee windows depicting its 80 year record and national progress. Co founder J Lynn Richardson died years ago leaving George F Coyle as surviving partner, with the firm now at 808 Kanawha Street and later moves tracing to Capitol and Lee Streets.
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Stephen D. Timberlake
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Marmol tablet promises weight loss without diet or purges
An advertisement touts Marmol as a modern obesity cure from a major American lab. It claims decades of use and 20 million packages sold since 1907. The pitch urges readers to start today and promises quick weight loss with no dieting or drastic purges.
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Marmol
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Coyle and Richardson Store Marks Long Service Anniversary
The article highlights Coyle and Richardson as a historic department store with workers long tenured, noting founder Brown D. Trua lew and officers. It lists employees with 20, 15, and other years of service, including Buck the buyer, Mrs Mantle Draper, and George L. Coyle, and mentions keepsakes like a baby shoe 49 years old and wedding dress from the store’s first year. Show windows feature past articles and pictures tracing the store’s evolution.
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Coyle and Richardson
Coyle
Buck
Mantle D. Draper
Draper
George L. Coyle
Ninw Cornwell
Julia P. Farley
Mildrea Gillespie
Lucille Slack
Dulcie Mallory
Nancy Duff
Virginia M. Arbuckle
W. B. Hoy
Mary E. Fox
Emma Hart
W. M. Zberry
Brown D. Truslow
Mary Nolan
Virginia Wilson
Ruby
Harmon
Mary McNabb
Mallory
Arbuckle Heave
Injuries Prove Fatal To Virgil Burns At Cedar Grove
Virgil Burns, 34, died at a local hospital from injuries sustained May 29 when a boom and cable fell during construction of a tipple for the Kellys Creek Colliery at Cedar Grove. Three other workers were injured, two with leg fractures and one with lacerations to face and legs. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Destitute Woman Inherits Two Farms In Charleston Area
A dying request directs that daughter Mrs Hilda D Young of Homestead Pennsylvania be found and told she inherits two farms near Charleston and a sum of bank money. The message from E A Withrow of Salem Ohio was printed in the Homestead paper. The father, William F Davidson, had not seen his daughter in 30 years. Mrs Young, estranged from her husband, lived with her mother Mrs Margaret Davidson and both relied on welfare. The mother says she never heard from the husband since they left home.
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Hilda D. Young
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E. A. Withrow
Ialem
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William F. Davidson
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Margaret Davidson
Father Beats Son: Sentence Suspended
A suspended sentence of 90 days in jail was imposed in juvenile court yesterday on Spicer Games of Hanmaholiow for beating his five year old son. Two girls from Campbell's Creek were placed on probation. The court also sought funds to return two boys to Pulaski Virginia.
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