Naturalization Offer Extends to World War Vets
Alien veterans eligible for simplified naturalization under a new law backed by the American Legion may petition at any time within two years after enactment. Veterans must appear in person, take the oath in open court, and meet the same terms as prior petitions. The law defines alien veterans as U S military members serving between April 5 1917 and November 12 1918 who are not disqualified by dishonorable discharge or other exemptions. Beneficiaries include those seeking citizenship with fewer first papers residence witnesses and fees, giving an advantage to veteran applicants to naturalize quickly.
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Tarsaville to Host Country Life Conference
Tarsaville will host a country life conference at the Tarenville schoolhouse next Saturday and Sunday. The Saturday program begins at 7 30 pm with singing led by Inez Chandler and a sermon by Rev. Leonard Riggleman. Sunday features Sunday school at ten, a basket dinner at noon, songs and a health talk by Dr. John Thames, and another sermon by the Rev. Riggleman at 1 20 pm.
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Country Life Conference
Taresville
Tarenville
Inez Chandler
A. P. Chandler
Roxcon Hunt
Mark Shafer
Pour-H Club
Leonard Riggleman
Riggleman
John Thames
Chautauqua Train Begins Tour Across Communities
The New York Central farm Chautauqua train toured Blayen and Quick last Friday and Saturday and will visit Institute Lattes Buffalo Leon Mrc GI and Swiss this week on Monday through Saturday. Prizes will be awarded to communities that registered the greatest progress in welfare since last summer's tour.
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New York Central
Board of Review To Meet Tomorrow In Kanawha County
The Kanawha county board of equalization and review opens annual sessions at the courthouse tomorrow to hear complaints on property tax valuations. Members are Samuel Stephenson, Henry Copenhaver and King Shephee. The five week session will delay a final countywide value figure. County Assessor T. Newcomer estimates about 2210,000,000 for 1929 30.
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Kanawha
Report on Highway U S 50 Condition West of Romney
The state road department said U S 40 west of Romney is under heavy traffic with little inconvenience. Maryland work has begun and U S 50 will detour through Germania to Table Rock via a country road. Detour adds about six miles, four more than the direct route.
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Many Churches Hold Services Across Kanawha Area
The list details Sunday services at numerous churches including United Brethren, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Lutheran, St. John’s, St. Matthew’s, First Presbyterian, and more. It notes service times, Sunday schools, sermons, and speakers like Rev. Kelbaugh, Rev. Brown, and Rev. Gearheard among others, with locations spread along Bradford, Bradford, Virginia Street, and surrounding streets.
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United Brethren Church
Avenue
Rowe Street
Actian
Punta
A.m
Elk Mss Serroun
R. L. Kelbaugh
Church of Christ, Scientist
Bradford
Ler Streets
Church of Jesus Christ of Lattre- Day Saints
Printaylvanta Avenue
Orth Street
Guthrie
Melba Cox
Aitder Neblan L. Richards
G. Missom
J. M. Miller
W. M. Rose
Astor
Kanawha City
Karl Grissom
Mary Deen
Zvenins Ware
N. Hodge
Church of Christ
Lutheran Trinity
Lee and
Elizabeth Streets
B. Heemer
D.D
Glenn BR. Edger Supeting
Tendent
Luther Leeace
Mary Emma Edgar
St. Paul's
Lake
Chuch
Hardylon
Horace Benin
Qaarke
Skool
Meraing Prever
Setmiot
Rervics
Chereh
Delork
St. Matthew's Church
Corner Bridge
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Church Sion
Bernini
Sacred Meat
Broad Street
Virginia Streets
Francis Laing
St. Praneie
St. Albans
Ambtane Egeris
High Mars
Oeteek
Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church
Soutl
Charles Son
F. M. Reyburn
Charles A. Blaine
Kanawha Presbyterian Church
Virginia Street
Warren
Stens
D D
Berman
Vrears
Littlepage
McKinnon Chapel
Hobbs Chapel
Binh
Hilldale
Buntley
Tap Y
Ballew
Baptist Temple
Quarrier and
Morris Streets
Clarence W. Kemper
John Www. Newton
Walde C. Henton
Leaders Return Kanawha County Delegation to Four Leaders Camp
The Kanawha county delegation returned Friday from the Four Leaders camp at Jackson, led by Inez Chandler Frame Elizabeth McMestery Dawes Irene McClung Pratt Alice Martin Cedar Grove Sorth Kelley Charleston Florance Richardson Dunbar Mary Jane Earle Charleston nPt Murphy Eastink and W P Phinell Quincy.
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Jackson’s
Mul
Inez Chandler
Frame
Elizbeth McMestery
Dawes
Irene McClung
Pratt
Alice Martin
Cedar Grove
Sorth Kelley
Charleston
Florance Richardson
Dunbar
Mary Jane Earle
nPt Murphy
Eesthink
W. P. Phinell
Quincy
Whitlock Jailed for Year in County Court Case
A county judge Morgan Owen sentenced Charles Whitlock of Kanawha City to one year in the county jail and a $500 fine for contributing to the delinquency of a 10 year old girl.
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Charles Whitlock
Kanawha City
Dudge Morgan Owen
Funeral service notice for Wescott at Maiden lodge
A special communication of Salina Lodge No 27 will be held at the lodge room in Maiden at 1:00 p.m. Sunday June 28 to attend the funeral of Brother Wm. Wescott. By request of Sharon Lodge No 408 Pennsylvania and by order of O. W. Hasty W M M Scott Bec.
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Sharon Lodge No
Pennsylvania
O. W. Hasty
W. M. M, Scott
Speakers Recall Early Mining Days at Carbon Fuel Club
The semi monthly meeting at Log Cabin Decota featured Carl Saal, C A Cabell, and John L Dickinson recounting early mining days on Kellys creek Riverside and Upper Cabin creek. They contrasted wilderness with modern mines and noted the Cabin Creek flood while Scholz discussed waste in coal mines and miner thrift.
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Charleston
Nine Hungry Cats Save Family in Charleston Nursing Case
A Charleston nursing service aided a destitute houseboat family facing hunger and illness. A mother with pneumonia, a jobless father, a mentally delayed daughter, and nine hungry cats were aided by nurses, doctors, and welfare agencies. The cats were cared for. the mother recovered, and the family faced a hoped-for stable future.
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Pont
City Health Department
Battery A Reunion Set for October in Steubenville
The annual reunion of former members of Battery A dldh Field Artillery will meet in Steubenville Ohio sometime in October per a notice from President David E Cowan. The Battery A association, among the oldest World War veterans groups, was formed at Mouzay France.
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Dldh Field Artillery
Steubenville
Ohio
David E. Cowan
Wheeling
Mouzay, Prance
Battery origins span states in Thanksgiving era
On Thanksgiving Day 1018 a battery unit formed from men initially from the Northwestern region in West Virginia. Replacements soon arrived from nearly every state, reflecting a diverse mobilization. The text notes American capital backing power projects in Central Europe, driving gains in Germany's electrical industry.
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