Forgotten Bride in a Foundry Wedding Plot
Sally faces a torn future as Andy Kay plans his Chicago marriage while Evelyn presses a hurried wedding. Gram counsels patience and truth as Sally wrestles with love, Grandmother Norris, and a looming family crisis amid a sprawling Thorne Foundry visit.
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Nortia
Andy Kay
Norria
Bilps
Bally
Ayd
Gome
Andy
Yelephonss
Evelyn
Clay
Toughy
Crus
Sally
Selly
Norris
Diversey
Newberg
Andrew Thorne
Chicago
Eve
Thorne Foundry
Elmer Smoot
Gram
Mr. Smoot
Smoot
the Gazette
Remembering Dances and County Work in Kanawha
A nostalgic look back at Miss Duddridge's School of Physical Culture and Dancing in Charleston in 1907, the state capitol lawn, and the Burlew opera house. It recalls 1967 traffic, W H Hendrick visiting 22 years earlier, and agricultural club work with Rhode Island Red eggs and thoroughbred pigs. A playful Kanawha river hog incident and a 1916 pre nuptial bridge party noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlew Opers
Lee
Capitoltreets
W. H. Hendrick
Boys’ Agricultural Clubs
Kanawha County
Poultry Club
Clit
W. S. Morris
East Bank
I. A. Edwards
St. Albans
W. J. Grose
Washington District
W. B. Tamblin
Clendenin
West Virginia
Pauline Staehlin
Kanawha Street
Ruth Putney
Julian Coghill
Mary Carver
Dean Reed
Arraignment and Civilian News Items from 1916 Court
Mrs Billie Richardson recalls arraignment of M L Gallinger before Judge Vickers on a charge of violating Yost law. Gallinger shared he came from Columbus and planned to work in Boomer, with five quarts of unlabeled whiskey found during arrest. A separate report notes a Coyle Richardson wagon collision with a streetcar on Washington Street causing minor injuries. A bloodhound aided a 23 year old jail escapee, Kenna Young, pursued near Elk River and Farley, until capture. Judge Atkinson resigns from court of claims after over 20 years, returning to Charleston for literary work. Tax Commissioner Townsend accepts invitation to address Louisville tax conference on Administration of Tax Law, with prior Toronto address.
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M. L. Gallinger
Vickers
Gallinger
Columbus
Boomer
Lacy
Kenna Young
Virginia Street
Elk River
Columbia Avenue
Bartham
Young
Farley
Morgan Lumber Company
George W. Atkinson
Court of Claims
T. C. Townsend
Louisville
A. C. Pleydell
New York
International Tax Association
West
New Book Tells How To Sell Your Humor
Sidney K. Margolis's Turn Your Humor Into Money from The House of Little Books surveys marketing gags jokes puns skits and cartoons. It warns writers about common pitfalls and dead ends while guiding new authors on what not to do to avoid discouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney K. Margolis
House of Little Books
New York
Goya Rebellious Genius and World Peace Volumes Review
The Literary Guidepost covers Marion Chapman s Goya Rebellious Genius a vivid historical novel with excess prose and ardent scenes while Lord Clonmore s Pope Pius XI and World Peace is a mixed bio inquiry praising humor and perspective. Cayman Islands government plans to spend 40000 dollars from Coronation stamp sales to build village halls with radios for natives.
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Goya
Marion Chapman
Egmont Press
van Gogh
Irving Stone
Ima
Rec
Pope Pius XE
World Peace
Lord Clonmore
Fputton
Winilord
Pius X
Ratti
Pope
Milan
Vatican
Poland
Piuski
Clonmore
Cayman Islands
Attendance Good At YWCA Camp
The Stay at home camp of the YWCA completed its first week Friday with good attendance. Miss Cornelia Dowling is work secretary and leads the craft group with Mesdames Conner, Carte, Weggell, and Johnson. Story group is led by Mrs. Williams while Miss Pippen heads folk dance. Instructors include William Westlund with Frances Jenkins and M. Smith directing music. Numerous attendees listed by name.
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Cornelia Dowling
W. W. Conner
Frank Carte
Harold Weggell
Howard
Johnson
Story Group
Wilhelmina Williams
Jean Ann Pippen
William Westlund
Frances Jenkins
M. Smith
Wers
Betty Jo Bolden
Virginia Lee Bowling
Mary Rhodes
Burnt Shelton
Elizabeth Seitz
Patty McCullough
Donna Hunt
Elizabeth Horner
Ann Ewing Porter
Alice Bryant
Marie Zain
Jane Downe
Ada Beil Eldridge
Nency Kerwood
Betty Aftie Line
Joan Williams
Patricia Ann Woods
Margaret Brace
Joan Anderson
Mary Rumburg
Joan Hively
Mary Ruth Eldridge
Dorothy Lipscomb
Daughters of Veterans Meet in Charleston for Reports
Daughters of Union veterans will convene at 2 20 p m Wednesday in Charleston with Mrs Edward E Zoll presiding. She will report on the 18th annual convention at Parkersburg where she was elected state junior vice president. Other Charleston members named include Mrs Emma Deets patriotic instructor Miss Clara McGloin state press correspondent and Mrs Alice Hart chief of staff. In other news machinery is being installed at Ergani copper mines in Turkey and production should begin early next year.
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Dorsidy
Daughters of Union Veterans
Edward E. Zoll
Parkersburg
Zoll
Emma Deets
Clara McGloin
Alice Hart
Ergani
Turkey
Stamps in the News by James B Hatcher on French stamps
The feature describes France’s new 5-stone blue stamp replacing the Mont St. Michel design and the 10-franc and 20-franc issues. It notes Carcassonne’s old town fortress with Roman and Visigothic remnants, gates and towers, plus Vin cennes and the port of Bh Maln depicted on other stamps. Also mentions recent special issues and semi postals for fundraising.
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James B. Hatcher
Carras~ Sume
France
Mont St. Michel
Carcassonne
Aude
Pippin the Short
Vincennes
Bh Maln
Commemorative stamps and designs with Britain France Sweden notes
A fragmented description covers stamps and designs including a French infantry monument at the Trocadero, Versailles motifs, World Cup references, a Pars visit stamp set, British royals stamps, and Sweden king birthday issues. Values are listed in mixed currencies and colors, with notes on design details and engravings.
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Trocadero
Pollu
France
West Virginians Propose Chain of Lakes for Tourism
Washington reports West Virginia lawmakers push a chain of artificial lakes to lure visitors, with initial dams planned in the Monongahela National Forest region. Harvey Wolfe and Rep Randolph say the plan, supported by the forest service and WPA, would boost recreation and attract hikers, boaters, and tourists.
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Washington
West Virginia
U. S. Forest Service
Randolph
West , Virginia
Monongahela National Forest
Harvey C. Wolfe
Monongahela West
Monongahela
Radio System Brings Big Hurdle To State Police
West Virginia officials expect the new radio system to operate by November. One-way communication will initially connect cruisers and stations, but rugged terrain may create dead spaces in gorges. Two more base stations raise total to seven as engineers test coverage for elevations from 800 to 5,000 feet and guard against cross-border interference.
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West Virginia
R. G. Heerbower
Safety Department
Moundsville
Charleston
K. C. McGregor
icGregor
Beerbower
Gee
Beerhower
Radio World
Salesmen Plan Crusade to Boost Jobs Nationwide
The Nash Kelvinator corporation launches a national salesmen crusade named sales mean jobs to boost business and employment. Beginning in Lincoln and rolling out to 89 cities, 15 000 Kelvinator salesmen will recruit others to join a program of long hours and hard selling to revive American employment. R H Davison of Lincoln Nevada coordinates local efforts with Williams Distributing and the chamber of commerce.
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National
Lincoln
Neb
Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Williams Distributing Company
Ruffer Hotel
George W. Mason
America
Mason
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
R. H. Davison
Safety Seminar Opens Today In New York City Faces Traffic Deaths Drop
Newspapermen from across the nation gather in New York City for the C. Lee Safety Seminar at the Waldorf Astoria. The C. T. Safety Foundation cites a 128 life saving reduction across 40 cities due to newspaper campaigns and aims to extend the downward trend through five days of forum discussions.
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New York City
C. Lee
C, Foundation
John W. Carr
Trutiee
Waldorf Astoria
Gazette
Chit’ Mosier
Stanley Morris’ Legion
Kanawha Valley Safety Council
Huntington
Jim Clendenin
Herald-Dispatch
Ciief
Fivevilles
Dorr
C. I. T. Safety Foundation
Three Light Summer Novels From Dutton
Dutton releases three easy to read summer novels priced for casual weekend reading. Harriet Henry presents No More No Less, Baroness Van Hulton offers Youth Without Glory, and Violette Kimball Dunn contributes Marrying Mark. The books aim for pleasant, undemanding fiction that still delivers wit and dependable storytelling.
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E. P. Dutton
Harriet Henry
Baroness van Hulton
Mark
Violette Kimball Dunn
Harriett Henry
Baroness von Hutton
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Aif
Ann
Andy Galted
Vermont
Kanawha
Donnally’s Wharf
Mrs
Billie Richardson
Coyle and Richardson
Washington Street
John Shelby
YWCA
Daughters of Veterans
Stamps In the News
Lee Eae Ewes and
Meres Palka Irae
Kaiser Waineims
Gustav
Torsen Schonberg
Sven
Dare
South Charleston
Navy Department
Smith
D-W
Rep. Smith
Elbert P. Hawkins
Price Hill
Maude B. Boyd
Shrewsburg
Tracy B. Hardin
Jo Thin
Tully
West Virginia Democratic Club
Mountain State
George Washington University
Setoal
Joseph Lawton
Lawton
W. Va
William Tully
Fayetteville
Tob Crusade
Nash-Kelvinster
Dutton
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