Dunbar Lions plan dinner meeting at Albert T Humphreys church
The Dunbar Lions Club will convene at 7:30 p.m Thursday for a dinner meeting at the Albert T. Humphreys Memorial church. New officers will begin their terms with E. E. Fife, president, directing the business session. Various church and community groups held meetings and activities including Bible lessons and devotional services. Harold Greenlee spoke at Gideon events and Asbury Seminary activities in Charleston.
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Dunbar Lions Club
Albert T. Humphreys
E. E. Fife
Harold Greenlee
A. J. Greenlee
Asbury Seminary
Wilemore
Shrine Mosque
Asbury Methodist Church
Charleston
Catherine
Asbury College
Family notices and moves span several towns
Mr. and Mrs. J C Bright return home after visiting grandparents in Parkersburg and Weston. Guests include Mr Charles Dalton and John Fisher of Charleston, Mrs W W Noyes of Cumberland, and local families on 1236 1-2 Grossoup Av and 2005 Fairlawn Ave. AAF James Lilly to leave on furlough. Dr Maury Anderson relocates his office to 1607 Myers Ave. Mrs Charles D Thimm returns home after visiting her husband in Portsmouth. Several Dunbar residents return from Barberton after funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bright
J. W. Plorence
Parkersburg
HL. Bright
Weston
Charles Dalton
John Fisher
Charleston
W. W. Noyes
Cumberland
W. Crayton Noyes
Grossoup
J. C. Hos
Fairlawn
James Lilly
J.R. Lilly
West Virginia
Hee
Spokane
Wash
Charles D. Thimm
18Th St
Dorothy Brady
Citizen's Hospital
Lewis County Quarantine On Dogs Begins
Lewis County imposes a 90 day dog quarantine after a lab test confirms rabies in the area. State Veterinarian F C Green notes no fox rabies cases yet. action follows sheriff Eskew and Commissioner Ralph Wee. Quarantine runs until September 24 with similar limits in Doddridge and Harrison counties ongoing.
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Lewis County
Lewis
West Virginia
State Veterinnian
F.C. Green
W. ©. Eskew
Ralph Wee
Doddridge
Harrison County
Apathy and Caste War Reflections in Public Mood
A column argues public apathy masks bitter emotions after wartime strain. It labels an Army caste system as major grievance and notes veterans, officers, and civilians like Joan and Bob wrestling with emotional facts beyond reasoned debate. The piece reflects on trust, identity, and misread signals in American politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
War Department
Joan
Bob
Fragmentary note on social tensions and gender roles
The fragment discusses fright and layoffs, mentions a caste system question, and labels a wife as a home-wrecker. It reflects social pressures and marital judgments without clear events or names. The text reads as a garbled, partial excerpt rather than a complete report.
Marriage Troubles Prompt Silent Start
A fragmentary remark hints at a dispute over speaking first in a marriage. The line suggests interpersonal friction and a possible conversation about who initiates dialogue, reflecting tensions within a private relationship. No further names or places are provided.
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