Local Girl to Be Married Here Tuesday
Local girl Misa Ireno Tarnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Haroes, will wed Mr. Robert Lond, son of Mrs J. Hond, in a ceremony at noon Tuesday at the Barnes residence. Minn Katharine Werguson of Huntington serves as maid of honor with Miss Ruth Miller as bridesmaid. Pastor Brent Thompson of Kea Presbyterian will perform the ceremony followed by a reception for the wedding party and guests at the Ruffner hotel later Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Irene Barnes
Robert Bond
Amon
Misa Ireno Tarnes
J. Walter Haroes
Robert Lond
I. J. Hond
Washington
de wRich
Barnes Realdanes
Minn Kathinen Werguson
Buntington
Tloele Citmors
Stuntington
Witsing
Mas Huth Miler
Brnent Thompa
Kea Presbyterian Ohuren
Gunatn
Mire
J. Walter Haenos
T S'Dlock
Ruffner Hotel
Kunst
Kathisen Woerguson
Misa Fasahed Tonkins
Doula Gils Hires
Hunthieton
Rota
Futterson Merry
Kelth and
Kenneth Barnes
George Darnes
Fairmont
JOB SEEKING Continued From Page One
The article discusses the President's handling of routine administrative tasks and mail. It notes the volume of letters, the need for classification and routing, and the insistence that work happens whether the President is in Washington or away. It mentions staff responsibilities and the misconception that the President personally handles every issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DiKinesa
Neceneray
Nak
Acme
Con Fess
Ouent
Department of Susiouiture
Cours
Washington
White House
Pwastington
My Youth Clay and Cream Promised by Edna Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper claims a lifetime quest for beauty and youth. She touts White Youth Clay, a clarifying complexion cream, a cleansing facial youth cleanser, and a hair growth product, each marketed with claims of reviving youth and delivering added beauty. Prices are listed as 60 cents to 1 dollar, with an implied guarantee and booklet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearch
Hatter Momoda
Fae
Mike Ample
Helen Whton
Rex
Uroloas
Solange
Eithor
France
Edna Wallace Hopper
President's duty and daily grind in the White House
In 1924 commentary, the author notes the White House bustle with visitors and payroll duties, while the president signs or delegates most routine tasks. It discusses Congress, executive relations, and party politics shaping the president's hard, demanding job under Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Trinidad
Tam
Houbttened
White House
Congress
Ton- Breas
Areesanelly
Paty
Geolidge
Coolidge
Twenty-First Century Press
Summer Activities Continue With Travel Plans Across States
The column lists residents and families planning summer travels from Washington to New York and Fayetteville. It notes Ebersola Galoa awaiting a weekend in Fayetteville, CC Reary and family preparing to open a summer home in Lewisburg, Caroline Coleman returning from Chicago to Fratt for summer with her parents, and Charles Coleman Jr. returning to AL Drace for summer. Mrs Annetts Thayer heads to Atlantic City to join her daughter Mes. Stuart Walker, with plans for Europe later. Dr. and Mrs. T. Boker also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebersola
Fayetteville
Reary
Lewisburg
Caroline Coleman
Miss Sherwood
Chicago
Fratt
Charles B. Coleman
Annetts Thayer
Atlantic City
Stuart Walker
Thay
Benefit Bridge Party Set At Edgewood Club On Tuesday
The Kana Wha Public Health Nursing association will hold a benefit bridge at Edgewood Country Club Tuesday afternoon, June 17, starting at 2 30. Arrangements include a special car from the post office at 2 o clock to shuttle players. Reserve a private room by calling Mrs. George Brown Capitol 1719 or Mrs. H M Cogan Capitol 6196. Many local women have already booked tables and will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Public Health Nursing Association
Edgewood Country Club
Tues Ady
Tuesady
George Brown
Capitol
Brown
H. M. Cogan
Mya Sup Staunton
Mra
Ft. J. Shuker
Harrison
Smith
George
Travel and social notes from Morgantown and Charleston
Turned from a motor trip to Morgantown March 31. W Shepherd and daughter Nancy of Greenbrier Street will leave soon for Alasourt to spend a month visiting Mrs Shepherd's old home. G T Thayer has gone to Washington to spend time with Mrs Thayer. Herbert Garred Howard Blostermeyer and Alex Gates left for Morgantown to attend summer school at West Virginia University. Mina Rosenthal is in Charleston to attend the wedding of Miss Dena Shore. Helen Bahnert, daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Bahnert, is mentioned in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Shepherd
Nancy
Greenbrier Street
Alasourt
G. T. Thayer
Washington
Mra
Thayer
Herbert Garred
Howard Blostermeyer
Alex Gates
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Local Guests Move Through Charleston And Nearby States
A fragmented society notes recent visitors and guests in Charleston and surrounding areas. Mrs C. 7 Rohnert hosts her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs F. O Betz, with their young son visiting Greenbrier. Mrs G. M. Barkesdale entertains Miss Edith Nasanj of Massachusetts. Major Lester Ridenour of Hotrot is spending several days in Charleston. Welford, formerly of Hotel Rutgers, now Shines manager of the George Washington hotel in New York. Freda Yarrington of Taexinge ton is staying with Mrs Walter Bierkamp at 118 Kanawha Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Ridenour
Hotrott
Charleston
W. G. Welford
Rulfer
Highty
George Washington Hotel
New York
Freda Yarrington
Taexingeton
Walter Bierkamp
Kanawhn Street
Meeker Will Entered Probate in Kanawha County
Avaline Meeker, a Charleston resident, died some time ago and her will was admitted to probate by the Kanawha county court yesterday. George H. Isaac was named executor in the will and qualified to serve without bond. The will bequeaths substantial West Side property to descendants, including two houses and lots for son William A. Meeker with 110 feet frontage on Crescent road, to pass to his sons Bernard and Thomas Meeker after his life estate. Charles E. Meeker also receives provisions in the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avaline Meeker
Charleston
Kanawha
George H. Isaac
West Side
Wiliam A. Meeker
Crescent Road
Hernard
Thomas Meeker
Charles E. Meeker
Division of Estate Bequest Details In Will
A will from November 30 1923 allocates a Crescent Road home and lot to Joseph A Meeker and a grandson, Bernard Meskern, with cash bequests to another son and daughter. Remaining real estate to be sold and proceeds split among Mrs Cora Holmes and other daughters. The document specifies real estate on Crescent Road and corner Avon Street.
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Arom Crescent Road
Avon Street
Joseph A. Meeker
Bernard Meskern
Crescent Road
Mra
Cora ‘Holmes
Metta Cottle
Ava
Eva Taane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Page One
Ee Charles Coleman
G M.S
AL Drace
Edgewood
Helen Bahnert
Mr. and
Airs
C. B. Bahnert
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Oalo
Greenbrier
Meeker
Greenbrier Springs
Greenbrier Springs Hotel
Talcott
West Va
Mark Sample
Edng Wallace Hopper, Inc
Lake Shore Drive
I. Wahle Youth
Facial Youths
Ady
Grover
Suexn
Polan
Capitol Street
Princess Pat
Palmer
Cate
Louis Roessel & Co
Solof
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