Rebekahs Plan Lawn Fete For Tuesday June 23
Elkbaret Rebekah Indes No 83 1 QO F will hold a lawn fete Tuesday evening June 23 at Glenwood field Virginia rest. Plans target a large crowd and the public is invited. The past noble grand of the Elk Burst Rebekah lodge will be entertained at Mrs Charles King home in Fayette Street with Mrs A Lane helping. Each member to earn fifty cents for the association and to explain how earnings were made at the meeting.
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Glenwood Field
Virginia
Elk Burst Rebekah Lodge
Charles King
Fayette Street
A. Lane
Thia
Local Socials and Church Events Highlight Community Evening
Fale lodgs No 2 meets in Charleston street hall with Mrs Mattie Mitchell and Mrs Carrig Adkins hosting in the ladies parlor. Humphreys Memorial church plans measuring party and social at Boselock. program then social hour. A. A. Cox entertains LG A club on Higlay Avenue with a guest list. Conference attendees include Rev and Mrs Pritchard at Lewisburn. Lydia Robson and Tyler mission reps also attend. Emmanuel Baptist church youths host an ice cream social for baseball funds. Mrs Catherine Thumm celebrated a 70th birthday with family at her West Side home. Jemwood Social hosts ice cream social by Fourth Avenue mission grounds.
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Charleston Street
Mattie Mitchell
Carrig Adkins
Humphreys
Humphreys Memorial Church
Oselock
Pauilion
Catherine Thumm
Thumm
Mra
J. F. Thumm
Prass Jeffries
Parkersburg Society and Neighbor News Highlights
The womatys auxiliary presents a program. Mr and Mrs J. F. Whittington have Miss Audra Casdorph as guest. Mrs J. F. Cabilen improves after an operation. Mrs George Carson and daughters return from Buffalo. Otto Rise and S J Rise plan a move to Akron. S M Kelsey travels to Washington and the East. J P Spradling host guests. Mrs John Keller visits. Cecil Murray, son of Mr and Mrs C G Murray, underwent a foralt operation yesterday at Mountain State hospital and is expected home today.
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Mary Frances
Wyoming Street
Parkersburg
Mast
C. D. Camp
Spencer
J. F. Whittington
Audra Casdorph
Guthrie
J. F. Cabilen
Fayette Street
Lncal Hospital
Dunbar Kaye
John Keller
Montgomarcy
Cecil Murray
CG. Murray
Mountain Simte Hospital
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk's office
Real estate transfers were recorded yesterday with deeds to numerous parcels. Names include Connell, Price, Aliff. Morris in Springs ton. Goshorn Land Co to Rose A Jenkins. Lambert to Truther Tuslor. Means to J B Moo. Higgins to Oscar Nelson. Brockman to RE Brockman. Demmie Rader to Schwender. Baptist church to DB A Mocks. H K Walker to Mat Burgess. Visiting locals list several Indiana residents visiting Mrs Johnson.
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TF. Connell
Wy Wi Price
J. EB. A Alift
Rhelina Aliff
Dunrisa Subdivision
Glen Elieht
Roy I. Morris
Springston
Jackson Sundivision
Hughes Creek
Cabin Creek
Goshorn Land Company
Rose A. Jenkins
Goshorn
Robert Lambert
Truther Tuslor
el Two Mila
Maldon
Gun
J.B. Moo
Jaffergon
W. W. Higgins
Oscar Nelson
Flock G
Edgewood
Co. A. Brockman
RE. Brockman
South Charleston
Demmie Rader
J. 2. Rader
I. MM. Schwender
Hinck
Western States Road Plan Shows 2000 Miles of Construction
Denver June 15 a survey by the United States employment service projects about 44 million dollars in 1925 for road construction bridge building and public improvements in the Rocky Mountain region covering New Mexico Arizona Utah Wyoming Nevada Idaho Montana and Colorado. The plan includes roads paving surfacing grading bridges storm sewers sanitary sewers water systems parks curbing and municipal buildings with over 2000 miles to be built or improved and about 7000 workers employed region wide. Colorado leads in regional public improvements while other states are pursuing extensive road and bridge work and related projects under this vast program.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
United States
Quince Record
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Mocky Mountain
Weaver
Pueblo
Colrado
Cole
Usual Week in Municipal Court Delivers Small Fines
Judge O O Bobbitt presided as a modest docket of gamblers, drum players, fighters, and traffic violators appeared. Charles Dunbar faced gambling charges and a $26 fine. others like Josept Cook, Sam Quinn, Bitsy Lowe, and Frank Taoy paid $8 in fines plus losses.
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O. O. Bobbitt
Im Municipal
M. Craige
Charles Dunbar
Othare
Josept Cook
Sam Quinn
Bitsy Lowe
Frank Taoyjor
Court fines and forfeitures hit local figures hard
Yomer Brown and Frank Owens forfeited $10 cash bonds after avoiding a court appearance. Earl Hamilton faced a $10 fine for rookie arrivals. A Buckney saw a lie charge dismissed. Lawrence Edelman Wits was fined $30 by Judge Bobbitt for attempting to mix grain alcohol and whiskey and for driving while intoxicated.
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Yomer Brown
Frank Owens
Earl Hamilton
Buckney
Lawreace Edelman Wits
Bobbitt
Potent antiseptic Kojene from local drug stores ad
Save money on antiseptic needs by shopping Kojene at A Potter field drug store and Bullman's cut vate drug stores. Kojene claims seventy five times as powerful as ordinary antiseptics with a 60 cent bottle making a half gallon. Satisfaction guaranteed or Dioney back if not delighted.
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CG. A. Potterfield
Bullman's
Dioney
Aav
Moonshine raid leads to jail terms and fines
Purveyors of the "cup that chasers" faced court for moonshine possession with sentences of 36 days in jail and fines of $1. May Thompson and Omer Visher appeared in federal court on liquor charges while Lecla and Wyatt Miller cases were continued. Officers intervened in a confrontation between W. Martin and C. Brown, with Martin clocked for aggression and Brown unpenalized.
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Pat Neary
Tony Lowery
May Thompson
Omer Visher
Lecla
Wyatt Miller
W. Martin
C. Brown
Jike Grant
Tyichraard
Dan Smith
Martin
Brown
Unclear river stage reports list across cities
Readable fragments show water levels at multiple sites including Parkersburg 11.1 feet and Huntington 4.6 feet with pools noted at Point Pleasant Cincinnati and other locations indicating rising or falling water in a regional river system.
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Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Huntington
Cincinnati
Youngstown steel operations steady at partial capacity
Youngstown valley steel plants run at about 70 percent capacity with summer weather prompting curtailments. July output seen at around 60 percent while the US Steel division stays at 75 percent. Independent Steel and tin foil production hold near mid range, and Mrs Grace Calhoun visits Roanoke with relatives.
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New York
Youngstown Valley
United States Steal Corporation
Stesingot
Kanawha and Ohio River stages noted with varying pools
River readings show Kanawha at Kenawha Falls 11. falling and Charleston 8.7 feet pool. The New River at Radford rises to 1.2 feet while Hinton reaches 1.7 feet. An elevator to aid tall falls is planned at a hospital. Ohio readings indicate Pittsburgh at 7.2 feet pool with plans for a grain elevator at Vancouver.
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Kanawha
Kenawha Falls
Charleston
Radford
Hinton
Ohio River
Vancouver
Pittsburgh
B. C
New York Market Pig Iron Sales Increase
New York market pig iron sales rose to about 18 000 tons in the week, up 6 000 tons from the prior week. Demand shows signs of broadening with inquiries for 10 000 tons from a speculative buyer, suggesting iron is cheap at current levels. Prices hold at 14 and 19 50 a ton Buffalo and 20 to 20 50 eastern Pennsylvania.
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New York
Whro
Pennsylvania
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WE. Westcott
C. 1T Bradley
A. K. Slaughte
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Keith
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Etters
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Will Burns
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Foster Memorial Home
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Youngstown Steel Operations Good
Grace Calhoun
Roanoke
Harrison GB. Smith
Ernest
Milatr
Lee Pres
Secy
George Washington Life Insurance Co
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Virginia Beach
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