Progress Made In Work for Blind in Kanawha County
The Charleston community chest special committee led by George L. Coyle reports ongoing efforts to aid the blind. Six examinations are planned at clinics next week, with eye care, Braille instruction, and training for those newly blind or previously educated in state schools and industry.
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Charleston
Romaney
Coyle
Kanawha
Community Chest Office
George L. Coyle
Henderson L Peebles
John L. Dickinson
Esther Davis
Garden Club Meet at Fort Hindrive Home
The Fort Hindrive Garden Club will gather at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C N Rucker for the meeting.
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Fort Hi
To Work on Tax Cases in Bluefield
Joseph Drasnin United States internal revenue agent will go to Bluefield tomorrow to work on tax cases there.
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Joseph Drasnin
United States Internal Revenue
Bluefield
Weather and River Movements Across Ohio and Surrounding States
Partly cloudy for Ohio with chances of thundershowers in the south and extreme north, cooler Sunday and Monday. West Virginia may see scattered showers with cooler highs in the north and west. Western Pennsylvania turns cooler with possible southeast showers. Maryland cooler with local thundershowers inland. Virginia partly cloudy with showers in the north and cooler Monday. Kentucky sees local thundershowers Sunday and Monday, cooler in the north. River data report water levels at key dams and cities, with multiple up and down readings. Local labor notes indicate 7 percent of common labor employed on the new twin locks project on the Kanawha river at London.
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Ohio
Jaca
South
Par Hoa
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Jace
Kentucky
Kanawh
Creighton
Margaret
Saver
Cstherioe
Sleven
Braunton
Pittsburgh
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Portsworth
Clarinnati
Allegheny
Pranklin
Monongahela
Muskhiyum
Zanesville
Radford
Hinton
Palls
Charleston
Williamson
Levisa
Pikeville
Iabor
Northport Sand and Gravel Company
Fonawhe
London
Suburb to Survey Kanawha Turnpike by City Council
South Charleston city council ordered the city engineer to survey the Kanawha and James River turnpike from the paving end east to the city corporation peg at Joplin's branch. A sewer project along Baernsadte avenue was authorized and the recorder was told to contact Chesapeake and Ohio railroad officials about a contract for A street crossing. The new city building code has been published.
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South Charleston
Kanawha and James River
Pega
Joplin
Baermsadte
Central Avenue
Booth Street
City Recorder
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Heat Wins First Heat in Hot Race
Beecher Ramsey and John Wooster chase a theft suspect under intense heat. The pair, exhausted by 100 degree conditions, failed to capture the suspect who fled into Ruffner hollow. The officer notes the thief was big and had “jackrabbit blood” as they discuss the chase and heat exhaustion.
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Beecher Ramsey
Beeche
John Wooster
Beecher
Baldwin
Anotier
Fm John
Crick
John
Leutenant
Rufiner Hollow
Fast getaway of the first man in a Northwest chase
John, Joan, Beecher recount a dramatic pursuit in which a suspect escaped by sprinting away through underbrush and into a road westbound, likely heading toward Arizona. The trio bets on catching the fugitive, praising his speed while noting police involvement.
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John
Commercis House
Joan
Beecher
Arizona
Northwest Repal Mounted
Charleston
D A meeting marks founding anniversary at Broad Street hall
The D A C D of A organizes a founding anniversary celebration next Tuesday at eight in the evening in the hall at Broad and Quarrier streets, with The Fathous Daughters of America in attendance.
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The
Fathous Daughters of America
Broad and
Quarrier Streets
Mottsheard Returns to Bluefield Court in Session
Mottsheard, clerk of the United States district court, now in session at Bluefield, spent the weekend in Charleston.
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Inn If
Mottsheard
Julted States District Court
Bluefield
Charleston
General improvement in business shown in Bradstreet data
Bradstreet weekly food index steadied at 2.14 compared with the previous week, an 11.5 percent decline from January 1. The report notes 14 advances and 16 declines with 53 unchanged, and cites May defaults as the mildest since November 1830, led by retail trade despite overall liabilities remaining above early year levels.
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Bradstreet
B. FP
Sperow
Lladay
Lewinburg
Presbyterian
Retail lumber firm dominates Kansas City market report
Banking Mobilitie, though large in April, dropped to second place with a notable decrease. Defaults were led by food clothing furniture and home furnishing concerns, which accounted for the greatest numbers of failures.
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Kansas City
Presbyterian Services Revived at Lick Branch and Kanawha City
Morning services at Lick Branch Presbyterian Church will feature special activities with extended worship and community involvement. Evening services at Kanawha City Presbyterian Church will include music, prayer, and outreach plans for local neighbors today.
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Lick , Branch Presbyterian Church
Kanawha City Presbyterian Church
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