Annual Memorial of Pythians Held With Services Tonight
Glendale lodge No. 14 K of P and Glendale Temple No. 24 plan memorial services at Clendale Temple in Charlestown. Frank Brown pastor will deliver the memorial address. Glendale K of T No 78 recently completed a new control hall at Charleston Street and Bighey Avenue costing 1500000. The building includes a hospital room, department rest room, large recreation room, and lodge space on the fourth floor. A. W. Woortall chairs the memorial committee. Knights of Pythias and families invited. call the chairman for information. Members motor to Frantan and back. The Hell, Reouts to Mare fale Cibet scant troop Xa, 4 of thy Cale vary Baptist church will hold a wake and bake sale next Saturday morning at T olera Department store in Chere Sevton atragh to benefit camp meeting. West Side residents plan to attend the annual camp meeting in Anderson, Indiana. Nine to Return Fiew. L Wallet Nine expected back today from Cumberland, Maryland after a serious illness.
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Glendale Lodge
Kinebta
Pythias
Glendale Temple
Clandale Tampla
Chirlenstenvatreet
Frank Brown
Kresm Memorial Presbyterian Church
Glendala K
T. Todae No
West Virginia
Haw
Charleston Street
Bighey Avenue
Norvices
Knights of Penis
Baya Beth
Calevary Baptist Church
Tolera Department
Chere Sevton Atragh
Minese of him father T F Nine in hospital delay
Word reached Charleston that Str Nine’s condition has slightly improved after an operation planned for hospital days was postponed for several weeks. He has many friends in Charleston who have visited at his home on several occasions. The church notes report meetings and speeches by local members and travelers, with social visits noted at several homes. A small fire on Wyoming Street damaged a cottage at 511 Wyoming Street owned by S C Sparkes. damage was slight and stemmed from a burning trash pile igniting the roof.
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T. F. Nine
Nine
Charleston
Hin Som
Wyoming Street
Wyoming Streat
S.C. Sparkes
Forestry expert talks on tax and reform at state meeting
Dr Fret T. Fairchil of New Haven and Coon of Tala University spoke to the West Virginia Assembly on taxation, forest conservation, and state parks. Gov. Howard M. Core presided as discussions urged economy, forest reform, and broader cooperation to address tax policy and reforestation incentives.
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Fret T. Fairchil
New Haven
Coon
Tala University
United States Department of Agriculture
Clark-McNary Oil
Atate Department of Education
Dostor Fishat
Newoe
Howard M. Core
Snd
West Virginia
Fatrenid
Feme
Fairchild
Connecticut
St Albans Social Notes and Local Arrivals
St Albans brief lists residents visiting, returning home, or attending gatherings. Mr BD Powell of Martinsville Va accepts a position at Matt Pharmacy on Main Street. Mina Virginian Rowlen of Stunting ton visits home after a weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl Griffiths. Mr and Mrs Norman Watson and daughter Helen of Logan W Va visit Ira J A Watson. Dorothy and Ruby Claft attend Marshall College summer program, visit home. Bre W O Mhorer of Huntington invited by Mr and Mrs J F Hadlandsworth. Virginia Lane of Charleston weekend guest of Miss Martelle Knight. Mr and Mrs St D Watts and Mrs Druery of Beckley attend, Gen C C Watts and Gargahter, Aira, Lillian Klene, Sunday cw of Sir and Bre.
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BD. F. Powell
Martinaville
Hax
Matt
Main Street
One Fu
Medical College of
Richmond
Mina Virginian Rowlen
Stuntington
Vand
Carl Griffiths
Norman Watson
Mian Helen
Logan
W. Va
Yasterday
Ira J. A. Watson
Miksea Dorothy
Ruby Claft
Aboost Marshall College
Hare
Mtrang Bre
W. O. Mhorer
Huntington
J. FP. Hadlandsworth
Mint
Virginia Lene
Charleston
Misa Martele Knight
Mre
St D. Watts
Druery
Beckley
C. C. Watts
Gargahter
Aira
Lillian Klene
Sir
McDermitt and Watson Family News From Local Area
The article lists travel and visit notes including Mrs J A Watson's plan to leave for Itnanoke Virginia for a wellness trip. It mentions Mr and Mrs Wubert Spurlock of Garrett's Trend and attendance at a relative’s funeral. Several local residents and relatives are noted visiting Charleston Morgantown and Chillicothe Ohio, with return travel details and extended family connections.
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G. MM. McDermitt
J. A. Watson
Itnanoke
Bits
L. OC. Shaner
Wubert Spurlock
Garrett
W. HH. Webl
J. FL Hollandaworth
Join West
M.A." Dudding
Charleston
Tivy
Ilo
Daker
Morgantown
C. J. Unkert
Misa I
J. C. Burchett
Williamson
Kiwanis Delegates To Report On Montreal Trip
Kiwanis club lunch program features Mr and Mrs Lewis G Potter singers from Baptist temple music group. Delegates who attended the international Kiwanis convention in Montreal will recount experiences. Guest acts include Don Ingk and P Tompkins with humorous addresses.
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Lewis G. Potter
Baptist Tempie Music Stiff
Kiwanis Club
Ruftner Hotel
Kiwanir Clubs
Montreal
Canada
Kiwanis Gasser
Charles &. Daum
Don Itngk
P. Tompkins
A. P. Silverstelm
Borah On Emancipation Mistakes Graduate Speech
Senator Borah declares emancipation of slaves a great mistake in a June Washington address to National Law School graduates. He argues the 14th and 11th amendments were initially nullified but eventually proved satisfactory. The remarks touch on constitutional issues and imply political lessons.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
National Law School
Darah
Tweed
Boxers Embrace Stage Names in Pursuit of Fame
A historical piece notes boxers often abandon birth names for ring handles, with Kilrain adopting Torxton style, and many adopting aliases like Yankee, Irish, Cyclone, and Dixie Kid. It details how 14 of 100 adopted titles, listing several examples and the motive to gain recognition.
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Torxton
Shakerpeara
Hile Tremeo
Juillet
Preddie Cole
Iriah
Jawa
Kilraia
K. O' Brown
Freddie Cole
Valentine Braun
Jake Killrain
J. J. Kian
Fama
UKO
Jiumira
Mikes
Steves
Own Town
Wildcat
Dixie Kid
Loutalane
Cyclone
Shang
Red John
UnclearAliases and Nicknames Mark Early 20th Century Figures
A garbled passage lists aliases and real names for various figures, noting confusion over why Bargardas used the nickname "Kid Troubles" and mentioning how Hid McCoy learned his Christian name, with several names like Joseph Uiterberg and Louie Mar coler included without clear context.
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Hagan
Young Duck
Jack O'Brien
Seemy
Bargardas
Washington notes on nominations and legislation
President Coolidge named four of five board members in a meditation panel and a constitutional amendment to limit campaign expenditures was drafted by Representative Rubes of Missouri. Debate continued in the Senate on water diversion from Lake Michigan and Prohibition modification, with Mellon opposing certain principles and the calendar showing adverse committee reports.
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Coolidge
Board of Meditation
Rubes
Missouri
Lake Michigan
Mellon
Senate
Coal Heavers Raid Exeter City Bunkers
In Philadelphia on June 14 officials and Dr W W Chapman boarded the British steamer Exeter City to inspect cargo as coal heavers were found to have looted whiskey. Customs officers aided by medical inspectors battled amid the bunkers with steel rods and ordered the crew to stop.
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Chapman
Youth Sacrifices Foot to Save His Life on Night Train
June 14. A six foot switch frog wedged in a Central New Jersey night train switch nearly severed Chaian Sfeinz 19 of Walnut Port. He saved his life by throwing his body away from the flyer but sacrificed his foot as the Myer bent on its way, with the engine crew unaware of the accident.
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Entow
Central
New Jersey
Chaian Sfeinz
Walnut Port
Myer
Puffer Announces New York Central Dinner Plan
The Charleston chamber of commerce and Puffer announce a New York Central railroad officials dinner and entertainment program. They will greet the party at Broad Street station at 9 45 AM with a special committee, then provide a full day of recreation and transport by up to four automobiles through Broad Street and Kanawha Street routes.
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Broad Street
New York Central Railroad
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Puffer
the Chamber
Harry Frey
G. Palmer Stacy C.F. Underhill
Galperin
Donn ‘P. Need
Mr. Puttar
G. Jtaliner Bracy
New York Central
Droadsirnat
Kanawha Street
Nod Eart
Kanawha
Politely Planned Industry Tour Through Kanawha Valley
A business delegation will travel from Belle to the Du Pont plant via Malden Road then to the Evana Lead Company in Vandetta arriving about 11 15 AM. Luncheon at Kenawha Country Club, game, and dinner at the Business Men's Club with addresses by U L B Emery and others.
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Malden Road
Chamber
Hia
Evana Lead Company
South Charleston
Kenawha Country Club
Stacy
Business Men's Club
Moore Building
Quarrier Street
Gib P.M
Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
U. L
Emery
New York Central Railroad
Dinner invitation for TA Stocker and chamber members
Chief engineer TA Stocker and chamber members are invited to a dinner with reservations at 1.05 per plate. Reservations can be made at the Chamber of Commerce offices up to June 2.
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Stocker
New York Central
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
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