Local Society Card Honors Guests at Meeawood Club
Richmond area social page notes Miea Virginia Abeil hosted at Meeawood Country Club with guests from Monmond and Washington DC. Luncheon and bridge followed by dinners, with multiple local ladies and visitors listed, reflecting a lively summer social season.
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Miea
Virginia Abeil
Meeawood Country Club
Hee
Mies Marytermas
Monmond
Migs Babeimn
Mise Louise Meton
Mian
Mr. Kintay
Washington, D.C
Thone
Wern
Slisa Grimes
Mide Manon
Ming “Inney
Misa Nancy Momerman
Mist Wiianbath Graan
Mina Mitanboth Woodroe
Mias Dairy Henry
Anne Kiaticht
Cues Mise Lucile Norrin
Houston
Vexas
Mion
Patty Kaleht
Misa
Ugenin Byohy
Macy Cabell
Mine
Mil- Area
Denination
Nea
Walter Thorkainp
Mise Virwine Cabell
Personal Intelligences Highlight Local Social Scene
Mrs. F. O. Farrell and daughter Betty Jana visit Point Pleasant from California apartments. Mina Anne Knight hosts Miss Lucille Norris of Houston at Wellesley College. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Thomas return from Ithaca for Newton Thomas’s Cornell graduation. Mrs. W. B. Gurey entertains Mrs. Brica C. Lytton of Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. John Howard Lobb relocate to 26 Brooks Street Charleston with groom. Mrs. Lothin, formerly Mina Charlene Culbertson of Cincinnati, noted. Mrs. C. A. Ray injured in fall with a broken arm. John Morrow visits Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher. Andrew Alexander to Camp Greenbrier for summer. Katherine Ernant visits Dr. and Mrs. Charles Malcolm. Mrs. S. W. Briggs visited by Miss Margaret Tyn Lewis. Mrs. W. S. Aluson returns to Richmond. Morrison Dudley, former Chagtescoal student, graduates from Wallingford.
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Rmeng
John Howard Lob
Charleston
Brooks Street
Lothin Wea
Mina Charlene Culbertyon
Charles A. Culbertson
Cincinnati
C. A. Ray
Community Club Meeting At Presbyterian Church Tonight
First Presbyterian church holds a business and social meeting this evening at 8:00 at the class room E104 Virginia street. Mrs. H C Manteling leads the program with Mrs. G C Gresnane, Mrs. Carl Haeberle and Mrs. A D Bell as hosts. A separate notice says Ut. CT will host a mothers meeting Wednesday at 2:00 PM at United Brothern church Tennessee Ave and Toane Street.
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First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Street
H.C. Manteling
G. C. Gresnane
Carl Haeberle
A. D. Bell
CT. Ut
United Brothern Church
Corney
Tennessee Ave
Toane Street
Social notes sketch Charleston summer travels and visits
June social page lists residents returning home for summer in Charleston Virginia Street and nearby areas. Visitors include Mrs Henry K Black heading to Wheeling then New York and Atlantic City. Mrs Ellis Yost vacationing in Charleston. Thelma Ming and Miss Forrest Hatfield en route to White Sulphur Springs for Chi Omega national convention. Noyes Smith and Wallace Brown returning from Princeton. Amos Thornbury at Evanston Indiana. Miss Dorothy Clinton touring Atlantic City and New York. Miss Elizabeth Eggleston Helen Radford Joe Dawson and Dr B P Taylor to Harboursville for Epworth League convention. Gretchen and Jean Ann Pippen spending summer in Denver Estes Park. etc.
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Virginia Street
Princeton University
Henry K. Black
Wheeling
Harold
Etz
New York
Atlantic City
Charleston
Ellis Yost
Huntington
ABC
Kanawitn
Elizabeth Eggleston
Misa Helen Radford
Joe Dawson
B. BP. Taylor
Harboursville
Magaret Shaver
East Banks
Ralph Ayers
Wake Forest
Ten Million Members in Fraternal Aid Societies
Chicago report shows fraternal benevolent societies expanding rapidly with 1,203,090 new members and new insurance totaling 1.3549 billion. President W R Shirley notes the year marks the greatest advance since 1879, with assets rising to 58.119 million and overall membership reaching about 10.19 million.
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Chicago
America
W. R R. Shirley
National Fraternal Congress
Waa
Shirley
Pair Electrocuted For Officer Murder
BELLEFONTH PA June 4 Ivail ter Grymkowski and Martin Ma lewski of Carbon county were electrocuted today at Rockview penitentiary for the September killing of Constable Elmer C Anthony of Palmerton during a robber arrest attempt. Both men faced death calmly. Bodies not claimed, burial planned in penitentiary cemetery.
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Bellefonth
Ivailter Grymkowski
Martin Malewski
Carbon County
Elmer C. Anthony
Palmerton
Rockview Penitentiary
Penitentiary
What Is Good Taste Julia Hoyt On Answering Children
Julia Hoyt argues that adults should answer a child’s questions within reason and avoid mocking teasing. She warns against adults using a child’s vulnerability for humor and cites how teasing from a guardian can deeply scar, advocating equal peer teasing rather than elder condescension.
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Junta Hoyt
Koainlay Bostanabat Ienee
Chile
Omagh Workhouse dubbed Ireland’s most popular poorhouse
In Belfast on June 23 the Omagh Workhouse in County Tyrone is described as Ireland’s most popular poorhouse. Ordinary rations include breakfast while elderly men receive three glasses of whiskey daily. Women on the municipal board protest the luxury, but male board members plan to offer inmates afternoon tea.
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Belfast
Ireland
Omagh
County Tyrone
Municipal Board
Mississippi Is Swept By Storm In Midwest
June 23 a severe storm lashed the upper Mississippi river valley, striking Byrammer towns and causing damage across the region. The storm left at least four dead and caused hundreds of injuries or losses, with widespread power outages and property damage reported. Authorities warned of continuing unsettled weather as crews assess the extent of the devastation.
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Chicago
Mississippi River Valley
East Four Ives
Muddy Looking Skin Promoted By Cleansing Cream
A medical authority argues muddy looking skin results from clogged pores. Soap and water fail to reach pores. cleansing creams like Black and White Cleansing Cream remove internal and external buildup. Advert claims Black and White Beauty Creations produce cleansers and cosmetics priced from 5c to 60c.
Chicago Town Struck By Deadly Storm Across Midwest
A fierce storm battered Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota and Illinois with high winds and heavy rain. Three people were killed in Chicago and one in Minnesota. The Calumet River reversed sending sewage into Lake Michigan. The steamer Saugatuck with 709 aboard weathered the storm. Olympia Fields Country Club suffered a fatality a caddy injured and three players hurt. A firefighter died from lightning and a janitor fell to his death while securing a window. A circus tent collapse in South Chicago trapped about a thousand, mostly children, under wet canvas.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Illinoia
Chicago
Calumet
Lake Michigan
Olympia Fielda
Wenday
State Police On Day Campaign Arrest One and Seize Stills
State police conducted a three day raid into the mountains arresting a man known as the fox of the hills near Neola West Virginia. The raiding party included officers and local auxiliaries and seized several stills and equipment in the operation.
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Lewisburg
Neola
W. Va
Thackera
Scotts
Prohibition raid detains four in Meadow Creek region
Local police along with state and federal prohibition officers operated for three days in hills and arrested four people after breaking up a large still. The raiders found stills on Second Creek in Monroe County and Terry's Creek on the Virginia Greenbrier line near Fox Ridge. Mrs Hate Lusher was seized during a meals delivery. Identified aides include Iz D Fayatt and Scott Lusher.
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Iz. D. Fayatt
Scott Lusher
Fox
Ares
Stillg
Second Creek
Monrog County
Terry’s Creek
Virginia-Greenbrier County
Girl tied to deli robbery led to teen suspect arrest
Detectives investigating a Chicago delicatessen burglary found ham and nails suggesting a girl involvement. They arrested 16-year-old Hilda Swein after her confession implicating her brother and cousin. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for support after a father’s death with names listed.
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Sherlock Holmentike
Hilda Swein
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