Charleston Nuptials Highlight Local Society Gains
The marriage of Agnes Irene Cycus and Ardon Broynt Kiser occurred last Saturday at the M. & M. church south Huntington. The couple will reside in Charleston after a Cincinnati honeymoon, with plans to move to Charleston in the fall. The groom is a Kentucky West Virginia Power Co. employee and a Mason and Shriner. the bride is a talented musician and former Enslow junior high teacher.
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Trens Barnes
Waltar Burne
Meottanert
Stieer
Palma
Paras
Hite Iwes
Theseis Howert
Mint Kiuthinoh Ferguson
Sean
Gt Tennen
Tretinvlin
Foule Guimiere
Whee
Huntington
Alles Furh
Loheimertn
Bela
Witew
Mtalra
Nowern
Bengguar
Thormpaon
Mba
Wian- Fowton
Tock
Mrthar
Soma
Man
J. Walter Bates
Watt
Torn
Bonetta
Bustnnas
Atte
Bond
Virginia, University
Shoe Hue
Char Teton
Senoaia
Monitad
Barnon
Charientan
Twa Fairmoent
Natn
Rend
Han
Mra
Art Gond
Waahineton
Brkew
Smith
Thin
Agnee
Irene Cycus Unuehter
John Cytun
Muintington
Ardon Broynt Kiser
J. W. Kiner
Guayadotte
M. &. Church
South
Charleston
Sharlaston
Rev
C.D. Gene
Danford
Enslow
Sroom
Kentucky and West Virginia Power Company
Kiner
Cincinnati
Third Avenus
Mary Lola
J. &. Hanundson
Mockley
West Virginia
Cineinnne Conservatory of Music
Misa Edmundson
Muslan
Atantia City
Waerks
Netaga
Daugh- Eernest GC
Milatr
New York City
Hveratt Moore
Moundaville
He Os White
Murtewan
Suesta
Kanawha Hotel
Personal Intelligence roundup from a distant town
A local Personal Intelligence column lists residents and visitors, including Cyrus Mall returning to Rutland Avenue after winter as an athletics director and football coach, Nat Princet at preparatory school, 2d Wirt Donelly visiting home from Washington and Lee University, Mrs. W. E. Chilton Jr. and a child spending the summer in Kingston with her parents Schoonmaker, and several others visiting relatives or preparing summer plans. Also notes Lucille Marmon now Mrs. Hoss, Miss Tanbetla Cooper en route to postgraduate studies, and J. I. Tutwiler’s funeral in Romsey after a death in Pittsburgh, plus Musicians from Cincinnati and Charleston summer stays and a fatal lamp fire in Chicago.
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Cyrus Mall
Nat Princet
yTon Hoss
Widow of Noted Painter Drowns in Norwegian Sea
The widow of Norwegian American painter Richard Bordewick, once of Nor way Michigan, perished in the Haakon Jarl collision with the Seong Howe ald off Vestfjord between the Lofoten Islands and the mainland. Twelve passengers and five crew members died. the Kong Harald, slightly damaged, aided in救救 and rescued some.
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Christiana
Norway
Richard Bordewick
Nor Way Michinan
Bersona
Teegaty
Vestfjord
Lofoten
Kong Harald
Trondbyem
Haakon Juri
Eodu
Seleck
Kong Herald
Kone Herald
Peterson
Haakon Jarl
Mining Experts Address Meeting in Elkins West Virginia
Mining authorities will address the West Virginia coal mining institute's two day session in Elkins opening today. Speakers include Nowell G. Alford Joan Z Hean and Charles Meune of Pittsburgh J Ithedme of alli Were WW So German of Huntington MS MidW Paul from the US Bureau of Mines Filishureh and Edward Steldle of the Carnegie Institute of techoulmnes Ottapuren. Delegates from Pennsylvania Ohio and Maryland are attending. A mine tour will follow and a study of the system of Taking In Use here is planned for tomorrow.
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Elkins
W. Va
West Virginia Coal Mining Institute
Nowell G. Alford
Joan Z. Hean
Charles Meune
Pittsburgh
J. 2
Ithedme
Af Alli
WW. So German
Huntington
Midw. Paul
United States Bureau Et Mines
Filishureh
Edward Steldle
Carniacte Institute of
Bible School Opens at Schwamb Memorial Church
Schwamb Memorial Presbyterian Church opened its first Bible school on Monday June 16 with 121 children aged four to 14 enrolled. Classes include Bible stories hymns scripture verses and crafts under Rev. Robert J. Topping assisted by several staff members.
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Schwamb Memorial Presbste‘rian Church
Dassic Bible School
Cha
Churetata
Robert J. Topping
Man Lear
Mra. Walker
H.C. Tully
H. P. Burdette
Mary Babcock
Juby Page
Olive Brennerman
Miya Annie Crauch
Irene Gibson
Junice Turener
Mise Louis de Green
John Davidson
Ross
Dawler
Rheul Roberts
Harold Hanna
Glarenee Arthur
Judge Baker Fines Booze Violators
Elkin West Virginia June 17 seven violators of the prohibition laws pleaded guilty before Judge MGdi Baker at the opening session of the U S district court and were given fines ranging from 45 to 509 dollars. More than 173 cases are listed and the greater number are for alleged Volstead act violations. Names include Willan Johnston Morgantown 3250 Dominick Trospery near Harding 2 Joan Pavink Gallows Nick Are Parmington 509 Frank Orsos Simpson 250 HF Davis Markshore 100 Dominick Parrott Simpson 150 Corporal Arnold Moore state police discharged on contempt of court charge for failure to appear as a witness at the fast term of court.
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Elkin W. Va
Mgdi Baker
United States District Court
Willan Johnston
Morgantown
Dominick Trospery
Near Harding
Joan Pavink
Elusive Prisoner At Large Again
An escaped prisoner from Stunenville is reported at large for a third time in nine months. Authorities say Thom terday was arrested yesterday in Pitts and will be held Thursday under R M Lamble, WV Department of Mines chief, in Stunenville.
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Pittsburge
Lamin
Stubenville
Onis
Stunenville
Pitts
R.M. Lamble
West Virginia Department of Mines
Murder cases of Lilly continued in Ebensburg
In Ebensburg Pa on June 17 a jury found William Monahan guilty of murder in the Lilly riot case. The court continued the remaining murder and manslaughter charges against other defendants to the September term. Prosecutors said new trials would be heard after judge Finletter’s vacation and a retrial for Monahan was not pursued on the murder count.
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Associated Prenny
Monahan
Cloyd Paul
Samuel Evans
Lihe
D. P. Welmer
Cnn
Finletter
Buele Hina Falls
Ebensburg
Lilly
Fist Fight and Escape At Ohiotown Police Station
Lamb escapes from a police escort at the Pittabursh station amid a fist fight and window leap. He previously vanished from custody under similar conditions after being questioned by the city detective bureau. Superintendent Brophy orders a full investigation into the latest escape and custody lapses.
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Ohiotown
Lamb
Pittabursh
City Detective Bureau
Pollen
Edward Brophy
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Fairmont
Lavinia Crawford
Sullins Collee
Salina
Willamson
Northorn
Severa
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gil Caperton
Kanawha Street
Bernara
Alderson
Charles C. Woonall
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W. Bi. Byrne
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Jecel
George F. Coyte
T. C
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Davitt Khewn
JA. deGruyter
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Paynes Mes
W.D. Sel
John ‘T. Simms
Matthiwa
T.G Berry
Mew
Musnie Warwick
Tene Morgan
Helin Alelene Emily Ann Timberlake
Children's Auxiliary
Thealse
Bradford Noses
K. Anderson
Heolt
A. M. Putnay
Silver Cross Circle
The
King's Daughters
CR. Havighurst
H. ¥. Stephenson
Paul Hooth
Good Homekeeping Institute
Copples Company
Marmafaci
Imafacturers
Musoum
Wirt Donelly
Washington and Lee University
WE. Chilton, Jr
Kingston, N.Y
Cme
Juenb Krummel
Accon
Krummel
Mins
Prelda
Tutwiler
Romsey
Dittbergh
Ste Mex
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Athens
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Ineinnati
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Nisberner
Washington
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Wetonond
Washington Atreet
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Chicago
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Elking
Schwamb Memorial Presbyterian Church
Thomas Lamb
Clinton Bootery
Fiske
Baltimore
Afq
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New Yorke Episcopal Diocese
Lnion Memorial Hospital
Atory
France
Bet Built
Manonan
Maxwell House
Maxswell House
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Neal Coffee
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Maxwell House Tea
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