Flapper Cry Speaker Promotes Prohibition Talk
Miss Norma C. Brown, called the Mapper preacher by a New York editor, will address a First Methodist Episcopal church South meeting Friday night in favor of retention of national prohibition. Sponsored by United Dry forces, she is described as a seasoned speaker and capable orator who has spoken across the country and now makes the Chautauqua platform her profession.
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Norma C. Brown
New York
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Miss Brown
United Dty Forces
Christian Church
St Albans News Announce Marriage and Clean Up Plan
Announcements from Rev and Mrs Milton Bennert Zambdia of Janet Bennert to Frank Herbert Sattes set for June 7 in Washington with home to be 427 Kanawha Ter St Albans after June 22. Mayor Milter proclaims clean up days June 12 to 16, urging rubbish in barrels and alleys. Election results for Yeays Hil cemetery committee listed, along with society notices, Bible conference in Charleston, and local school essay contest awards and winners.
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Milton Bennért Zambdia
Janet
Frank Herbert Sattes
Junia
Washington
Kanawha Terrace
St.Albanis
RL. Estep
Charleston General Hospital
J. Mulling
Boston
Masa
Mullins
Osborne
Sixth Avenue
W. H. Milter
St. Albans
Yeays Hil
T. J. Kidd
John Eggleton
H. Cox
J. Nahodil
J. M. Miter
Max Reich
Union Mission
Charleston
Brosced
First Presbyterian Church
C. F. Hatfield
Scary Road
Hereford
Miss Goodall
Mery Jo Smith
Wilford Barker
Miss Gatens
Miriam Snodgrass
Benjamin Griffiths
Henrietta Gray
Mary Alice Curry
Robert Miller
Dorothy Blair
Betty Jeaning
Paul Black
Eva Hughes
Thelma Cooper
George
William Jones
Bush White
Betty Brothers
Thomas Wheatley
Mix
Ruby Blair
Harriet Webb and
Raymond College
J. Baltss
Elizabeth Fields
Berchall Idtten
Berchell Litton Haa Wan
Parish honors St Francia men and first communion children
Newman club of St Francia church hosted a breakfast honoring the men of St Francia Catholic parish and children receiving their first Holy Communion. Names include Elizabeth Federer, Mary Federer, Baylene St George, Mary Tormey, Mary Coll, Opal Comer, Reba Comer, Mary Laning, Jean Laning, Truessa Laning, John Witty, Joseph Joseph, William Keeling, Lawrence Lowenstein and Charles Lowenstein. Other local notes report residents returning from visits, a new circulation manager at West Virginia Review, and upcoming church activities plus a Meister singers’ minstrel planned for the end of the month. There is a sermon urging personal effort over blame for lack of success.
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Charles Burther
Anna M. Woodard
Joseph Brutler
Muss Vickers
Dorothy Null
Robert Dillon
Newman Club
St. Francia Church
St. Francia Catholic
Elizabeth Jane Federer
Mary Margaret Federer
Baylene St. George
Mary Bernice Tormey
Mary Anne Coll
Opal Comer
Reba Comer
Mary Laning
Jean Laning
Truessa Laning
John Witty
Joseph Joseph
William Keeling
Lavwrence Clifford Lowenstein
Charles King Lovenstein
Arthur FP. Gough
Huntington
Charles Coney
Aon
Arnold
Baltimore
Coney
Johns Hopkins Hospital
F. C. Cellihan
Greenup
H. V. Crawford
Park Street
Violet Deem
Montgomery
Carolin Treanor
Lee Atreet
EB. B. Kellar
West Virginia Review
The Once Over By 7. Mundy on life changes you regret
The piece contemplates how people dwell on missed chances and think about changing paths if given another chance. It questions excuses for not starting anew now and notes age as a factor in delaying action.
Coyotes Treed Schoolboy on Way to School
Eleven year old Ray Courtnay was chased and attacked by a band of coyotes. He sought refuge by climbing a tree as he was on his way to school. Local authorities caution parents about wildlife while emphasizing the need for safe routes.
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Ray Courtnay
Lower Temperature Brings City Relief
The city cooled to 63 degrees last night as a heat wave waned after several days of record highs around 104. The thermometer noted a low of 62 degrees between six and eight this morning, easing the town's heat strain.
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United Fuel Gal Company
Midvale marshal boosts risky fetch of ring theft incident
In Midvale Utah Marshal A. recounts a rare country-wide call after his home was broken into and his prized ring stolen. He notes a distinguished record for single handedly capturing lawbreakers and rarely needing help. Some locals were disappointed as swimming plans were altered by a Monday night rain storm.
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Marshal
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Harvey Pool
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Norms C. Brown
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Virginie St
Capitol St
PHIC
Amoco
Amox
7. & Mundy
Rebbie
Norway
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Ernst von Schlechtendal
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