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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1929

Page

15

Social Notes From Mason County And Nearby

Mrs J L Dye underwent an operation at Stars 2eos and returned home yesterday. Nelson Yeardtey of Parkersboro is visiting his parents on Berkeley Street. Marguerite Woodrum returned from Washington DC after several days away. Miss Milarea Rohrabaugh of Summersville visits Miss Eda Anne Ketley in Charleston Street. Miss Madgel Painter of 422 Park Street Dunbar had a tonsil operation at Staats Hospital yesterday. Various local residents visited country homes in Mason County this past week. John Atlee Atkins moved from Staats Hospital to his home. Max Roth returned from a three weeks vacation in Chicago and western cities. Adgienne Stone of Hurricane underwent a tonsil operation Friday at S ymnta Hospital. A Mason Primary School program directed by Miss Anne Knight closed Friday June 21 with songs and games. Mrs Delbert Jones and son Bobby returned after visiting in Henderson. Gordon Graham, a Broscius College graduate, will work in Providence this summer and enter Cornell in September. Mrs Ethel Schoenfeld and daughter Maxine of Huntington visit Mrs I Borstein on Quarriers Tree. Miss Louise McRay and students will give a public dance recital June 29 at four in the Daniel Boone Hotel ballroom. Miss McRay formerly taught at Mason School of Music and has danced professionally in major cities. Mrs Frank Smith hosted a bridge party at Capitol Inn for Miss Harriet Yates on Friday night. list of guests includes many local residents.

Madgel Painter Park Street Dunbar Staats Hospital Cora M. Carson L. J. Urwin Christine Carson Glen Carper John Javiis Mason County Gordon Graham Broscius College Philippi Providence RB. 1 Cornell University Ethel Schoenfeld Maxine Huntington Schoenfeld I. Borstein Quarrierstree Louise McRay Daniel Boone Hotel Miss McRay Mason School of Music America Europe Frank Smith Capitol Inn Harriet Yates Roy Sinck Yates G H Schofield Charles Chilcote Paul Neal George Ghen T. F. Mitchell Ralph Grubb A. H. Garber Katherine Kinvel Margaret Clark Virginia Malone George Phelps Richard Cottey Mary Peances Cottey Jack Biers R. G. Skinner Earl Glasenkamp John Ennis Helen Engstrom Harl Marton Elizabeth Clark A. H. Boyd D. W. Moore, II C. B. Talley W. T. Brotherton James Clark Tom Mays J. I. Jenkins

Greed Ruins Beer Racket in Triangle

A Triangle area report exposes a beer racket tied to slumming parties. Operators promoted near beer and home brew to customers, with pitchers praised as fresh brew. Patrons faced slow kicks and were charged 50 cents per quart, while establishments spread across the city.

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Society JL. Dye Stars 2Eos Nelson Yeardtey Parkersboro L. C. Yeardtey Berkeley Street Marguerite Woodrum Washington, D. C Milarea Rohrabaugh Summersville Eda Anne Ketley Charleston Street John Atlee Atkins Chetty Street Stants Hospital Max Roth Oney Street Chicago Plorence Berman Adgienne Stone W. 3 Stone of Hurricane Syanta Hospital Anne Knight the Mason Primary School Bradford Street Rooster Roger Delbert Safegua Hale Street Will Sordon Smirt Bargain Iida Georgette Mika Elizabeth Arden Charleston Batiste Diamond Street
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