Easy Laura Wheeler Sty Knit Adds to Any Wardrobe
A catalog style note lists numerous names including James I Praff, B A Robertson, Lawrence EF Bali 5, W Savage, Dr A Slsex, Mrs Rose Siegel, Capt Geel Sheer, Robert L Smit, Pred Staunton and Paul E Steinbickes among district representatives and officials from various towns. The fragmentary OCR offers no clear event, date, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Col James I
Dea PE. Ree
B.A. Robertson
Lawrence EF
Bali
U W. Savage
Slsex
Rose Siegel
Capt
Geel Sheer
Robert L. Smit
Pred Staunton
Paul E. Steinbickes
B. OH
Swint
Cal C. C. Taliman
Frank A
Frederick L. Tham
Mra R . Thompson
Ke Turner
F. Yeador
John Baker White
E. Youell Woodrum
Favawha
Coleard
St Albans
Fenton
C. B. Pierce
C. Dickinson
Virgil Given
Ross J. Culpepper
Clendenin
M D. Bouldin
Burnwelly
I. A. Wilelis
Coalburg
G. C Alderson
FL. Sibert
Rayford
Reed Hatfield
Reed
H. E. Snyder
Handley
Frank G. Fletcher
Frank R. Hyre
Dunbar. CH Co
C. Greesang
Widen
J.B. Wheeler
F.H Fast
Clay
Red Cross Chapter Elects Graham as Chairman at Dinner
Robert N. Graham, now in New York, was unanimously elected chairman of the Charleston chapter of the American Red Cross at the annual dinner at the Daniel Boone hotel. Officers retained were Roger Creel as vice chairman, BP, AL Herscher treasurer, and Alma C. Corbitt secretary. Sixty five executive committee members plus district representatives were named. The speaker urged meeting a revised quota of 830,000 and noted Red Cross work in disaster relief, home defense, and wartime logistics. Representatives attended from Boone, Waad, Putnam, Wayne, Cabell and Roane counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Kuhns
American Red Cross
Hart
Ruil Crass
Yure
Germany
Boone
Waad
Putnam
Wayne
Cabell
Roum
Hare M. Alston
B. EL Andre
Baar A. Baer
N. H. Baker
G. H. Barksdale
A. Barth
M Anna Bessier
Sol Bloom
Henry M. Brow
Robert L. Bryan
C. A. Bundick
Wm. A. Carreil
Howard Chernoff
PRISM
Coates
H. H. Corrie
George L
H. Doherty
WLC
Eas W. FL Ficklen
Virgil L. Frankenberger
A. W
Elizabeth J. Goodall
T. F. Goldthorpe
A. B. Haneke
C. Paul Heavener
Charles ©. Hodges
J. C. Huffman
Bailey A. Hupp
A. J. Lindenberg
Julia Lindenberg
Howard N. Lackey
H. L. Moranda
W. Martin
D. N. Mohler
John T Morgan
John T. Morgan
J. N. Murphy
L. H. Mynes
McGovran
Herderson Feebles
M. F. Petersen
W. Picker
Etiquette for Every Day booklet advertised in New York notice
A Charleston Gazette promotion urges readers to buy the 40 page Etiquette for Every Day booklet. It outlines manners for dining dancing travel visiting and social introductions and offers details to send 15 cents to The Home Institute in New York for delivery. It emphasizes poise and proper introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Byers
Charleston Gazette
Home Institute
West 7H Street
N. Y
Calling All Dogs a Wartime Collar Law Poem
A Terhune essay comments on a British wartime ordinance requiring dog owners to engrave their names and addresses on collars and tags. The piece notes exceptions for hounds, sporting dogs, or working animals and suggests America might adopt similar safeguards to reunite lost pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
America
Four Couples Apply For Licenses To Wed
Four couples applied for marriage licenses at the county office yesterday. Edwaid Wellh of Kanawha City and Opal Canterbury of Marmet. Marley J. Gnev of South Charleston and Mary vabeta Ast of Fo Nomey street. William Edwara Bailey of Crown Hill and Rebecca Mae Hudnall of Holley Grove Brute A, Han City Michigan, and Rita Ruth Gailivan of 142 Quarrier Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwaid Wellh
Kanawha City
Opal Canterbury
Marmet
Marley J. Gnev
South Charleston
Mary Vabeta Ast
Fo Nomey Street
William Edwara Bailey
Crown Hil
Rebecca Mae Hudnall
Holley Grove
Brute A
Han City
Mich
Rita Ruth Gailivan
Quarrier Street
Republican National Convention Opens With Hoover Address
On June 24 Philadelphia hosts the Republican National Convention with the session opening at 10 a.m. EST. Rev Dr Paul M Andree guides travel, national anthem sang, and Joseph W Martin Jr of Massachusetts is named permanent chairman. Hoover then addresses the platform committee reports follow the recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Paul M. Andree
Lutheran Church of
John Andrew Gregg
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Woman Held on Charge Of Possessing Stolen Goods
Dixie Burke was arrested on Bonnaby street by Sergt H B Moales on a possession of stolen goods charge hours after police took up a complaint from Mr F L Stanley Fuaman. A dress belonging to Fuaman was found on Burke who was seen wearing it by the Beckley couple. Burke was released on $1900 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Burke
Bonnaby Street
H. B. Moales
Adill
Stanley Fuaman
Fugman
Fupman
Summers Street
Beckley
Steerling
Ross
Manles
Burke
Taft and Taftite Echo in Bellevue Lobby Satire
A satirical collage notes Fair Enough impersonating a Charlie Chan figure in the Bellevue Looby amid spoof premonitions and Taft references. It mentions Warner Oland, Mencken, and Senator Vancenders while describing a 10 foot tall lobby frame honoring Winston Frank Garnett’s expenditure as a sardonic rebuttal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Forest Davis
Warner Oland
Nee
Charlie Chan
Robert Taft
Taft
Taft Dutton
Henry Mencken
Sen
Vancenders
Adolf Veter
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Frank Garnett
Dorothy Dix Says on marriage power and control
A humorous misandrist tirade argues wives rule the home from marriage and husbands lose autonomy. It claims wives dominate finances meals and routines, while husbands stay submissive to avoid conflict, urging men to assert their rights and resist tyrannical behavior. The piece lampoons the New Deal era as a backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Belargs
Questions and Answers in the Gazette Service Bureau
Readers are invited to send questions to the Gazette Game Service Bureau at 101s Thirteenth Street Washington DC with a three cent return postage. The page 13 feature lists seven test questions on topics like the lightest metal, world leaders, natural kingdoms, naval reserve members, U S presidents, lotteries, and Irish city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Game Service Bureau
Thirteenth Street
Washington D. C
Canaan
U.S
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
United States
Northern Ireland
Seisure
Gretna Green and elopement lore from Scottish border country
Fragmentary OCR describes common errors in adjectives and phonograph speeds, then details Gretna Green as a famed elopement site near Scotland’s border. It notes many elopements occurred at village smithies due to laws restricting marriages in England in the early nineteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
England
Old Q A Trivia On Hale Newberry Social Security And Rebecca
A collection of questions and answers covers Nathan Hale's execution for spying, Truman H Newberry's senate expulsion, Social Security retirement earnings limits, and the stage role of Rebecca. The fragmentary text blends historical trivia with policy notes and a brief lines about a Rebecca appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hale
Washington
Long Island
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
U. S. Senate
Senate
Rebecca
Stone
West Virginia split over Willkie at Republican convention
Philadelphia June 24 West Virginia delegates formed an eight member anti Willkie bloc led by Walter Hallanan claiming at least half the state's 16 votes would oppose him on the first ballot. D. Boone Dawson cited Dewey support and noted 75 percent of Republicans in the state prefer Dewey while 25 percent oppose Willkie. Cara Ebert was reelected national committeewoman and Anthony McCue named vice chairman as convention selections named Hallanan Davis Schuck Hatfield and Gaines for various duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Wendell L. Willkie
D. Boone Dawson
Charleston
Willkie
Walter Hallanan
Imed
West
Cara Ebert
Parkersburg
Anthony McCue
Clarksburg
Hallanan
Ed Blake
Ronceverte
Richard Earle Davis
Morgantown
Charles J. Schuck
Wheeling
MacGinnis Hatfield
Welch
Colorado Governor Joins Willkie Backers
The Philadelphia dispatch reports Governor Ralph Carr of Colorado has consented to second Wendell L. Willkie’s nomination and serve as a floor manager. Willkie hails Carr as one of America’s outstanding progressive governors and welcomes his endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INSI
Wendell L. Willkie
Ralph Carr
Colorado
Carr
America
Pond Poison Thwarted by Seizure and Individual Removal
The advisory states that consuming minute aquatic animals makes poison bait useless. Copper sulphate would require dangerous concentrations harming fish plants and pets. It recommends seizing the pond and destroying frogs individually as they are captured.
Doan's Pills Advised for Backache Relief
Many suffer backache and fatigue from tired kidneys. Doan's Pills, claimed effective for over 40 years, are urged to cleanse kidneys and remove poisons from blood, restoring energy and reducing aches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duan
Doan
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