Society Notes on Kincheloe and Local Residents Travel
A long column details residents leaving for summer trips and events. Elsie Fletcher Kincheloe heads to Chicago for a summer term. Mrs. E A Fruth and Mrs. Val Fruth motor to Charlottesville and Fresno for missionary work and visits. Mrs. W R Ayers from Roanoke guests in Highlend Avenue. Several others depart for Cincinnati, Florida, Camp Carolina, Atlantic City, and business trips. A lawn fete is planned by Women of the Moose. Dr R King Brown notes baldness now affects women too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Fletcher_Kincheloe
Chicago
Ricago
E. A. Fruth
Val Fruth
Charlottesville
EB. A
Joachim
Vesper Bentler
Fresno
W. R. Ayers
Roanoke
H. ©. Billups
High
Ilend Avenue
Dunbar
Women of the
Mooseheart Legion
Aerate Nanan
Bain Blondon
R. King Brown
Taxes Yet Outstanding Reach Over Three Hundred Thousand
Sheriff D H Stephenson and deputies fight to collect about 314000 in unpaid taxes. Since January 1 nearly 494085 has been collected, largely from delinquent real estate in Charleston and nearby districts. The office uses all legal means, with many small accounts and several large companies slow to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Stephenson
Charleston
Asabin Creek
Jefferson
Washington
St Davis
Unpaid Tax Ticket Alleged Fault In Looted Virginia Street Business
In the East End and West Side sections, a small unpaid tax ticket under $5 is tied to a business house looted on Virginia street. The report notes the item as part of the broader looting incident and identifies the location as the affected district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Iim
Virginia Street
Midweek Services and Local Sports Notes in Nitro
The regular midweek services are at first Baptist church Tonigat at seven led by Rev J BR Reynolds. Nitro baseball team to play a Sunday game against The Spring HiN club on Nitro diamond with Charleston twilight league stars and Alec Gregor and Keith Chilton in the lineup. Viscose pool near Viscose property opened last Saturday drawing growing crowds. pool is 40 by 180 feet, six feet deep with a slope. Local social notes mention guests including Sheer of Chicago staying with Mr and Mrs Pierre Witry and attendance at events with Mr H P Roberts and son Norman at the Charleston function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Tonigat
J. BR. Reynolds
Vigitors
Charleston
Sheer
Chicago
Pierre Witry
Otto Kessler
H. P. Roberts
Norman
Court Routine Visitors and Officials Across Cities
Court routine lists Aatry Grneen and Joe Werver of Charleston visiting in Nitro on Tuesday. G Mallory, Huntington editor, attended meetings in Charleston. Dr. A W Milhonn holds a Power of Attorney and attends a medical convention in Cleveland. Hugo Frankenberger of Washington noted. Mrs J W Franklin reported related matters in Charleston. Edin Zugsmith and the estate of Moses Frankenberger appear in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aatry Grneen
Joe Werver
Charleston
Nitro
G. Mallory
Huntington
A. W. Milhonn
Power of Attorney
Grant
Clevelans
Hugo Frankenberger
J. W. Franklin
D. C
Edin Zugsmith
Moses Frankenberger
Local Social and Job Updates from Twenty-First to Thirtieth Streets
Personal visits mark the week with guests including Mr and Mrs Otto Kessler and Mr and Mrs Ira L Warner of Dunbar. Ralph R Wallace leads the Vis rose plant electrical dept while H D Tompkins of Roanoke accepts chemist post at Rubber Service laboratories. Edwin Warner son visits with L Warner and son. A Lewin of Buffalo visits the Wallace home on Twenty fourth street. Margaret Cale of East Bank visits her sister Mrs Cole on Thirtieth street. G C Wallace conducts business in Charleston on Tuesday.
Johnson Game and Fish Plans Discussed in Meeting
Johnson, chairman of the game and fish commission, attended a state water commission meeting with L. G. Smith and other department attaches. W. E. Mari ani of Dunbar, newly appointed superintendent of the state game farm at French Creek, Upshur county, will start his duties tomorrow. The commissioner also spoke with T. C. Fearnow about new fish ponds statewide and the group spent the past week inspecting trout nurseries in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan, Grant
Hampshire
Pendleton
Taylor, Lewis, Brax
Lau
Preston
Former Governor Gore Visits State Capitol Crowd
Former Governor Howard M. Gore visited the state house with a group of well known visitors yesterday. Gore, now residing at Clarksburg, is reported to be improved in wealth after a recent influenza attack. State Senator H. P. Henshaw of Berkeley County and John C. Dice of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad were among those calling on officials at the capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Gore
State House
Gore
Clarksburg
H. P. Henshaw
Berkeley County
John C. Dice
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Capitol
Local Dairymen Vote To Amend Contracts
The Kanawha Valley Dairy Producers' Association voted yesterday to amend 18 cooperative marketing contracts offered to distributors. The move modifies terms affecting price and delivery schedules for dairy products in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Valley Dairy Producers’ Association
Pricing scheme for seasonal contracts outlined
The contract discusses a three month term from July 1 to October 1 with future contracts extending to one year from October 1 to September 10. A double price scale applies for five summer months May to September and seven winter months October to April. Prices based on pounds of rank with 100 pounds as the unit.
Bond Issue Approved Questioned by Attorney General
The attorney general’s department yesterday said it has not proven the 8,000 bond issue voted by residents of Rawlesburg on April 27 to fund improvements to the municipal water plant. Corporal Hicks of the state department of public safety has returned from St. Louis after studying fingerprinting and other police techniques. Parts of a skeleton labeled a Plesiosaur were found at Whittlesey near the scene of the England purchase, as reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlesburg
BE. C. Hicks
State
Deepartment of Public Safety
St. Louis
Bnes
Virginia
W. S. Johnson
Whittlesey
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hugh Jarrett
Tam- Ny
Mai Street
Cincinnati
Thengs
John Owens
Lenore
Belsonville, O
John Carter
Main Street
W. D. Sullivan
David
Cincinnati, O
Prise Ge Russell Street
Ernest Howell
Quartier Street
Florida
Jack
Katherine Shodle
John Hart
Quarrier Street
Eos Frederick
Junior Gastineau
James Walker
Robert Teter
Camp Carolina
Brevard, NY
Brashear Avis
Virgina Street
Huntiston
Douglas Fontaine
Robert Garnet Summs
Winfield
Wii H H. Maginnis
Alfred Reddington
Washington Street
Frida Simnatl
Obin
Misa Elimateth Evans
Mary Evans
Atlantic Jens
Aoe
JM. Hefferman
Charleston General Hospital
Howe
Ec, Dawley
White Sulphur Springs
Benny
New York
Long Island
New Hampshire
W. G. Hubbard
Sally J.walsh
Terra Alta
Sumatra
Java
Siam
Fortoosa
Holy Land
Cairo
India
Australia
Sixth Ave
Williams
Fittsburgh
Kanawha National Bank
W. Va
St.Joseph’s
St.Joseph's
Kanawhs
Howard C. Smith
Capitol Street P. 0
Soward
D. H. Crawford
Morrison Suilding
Quarleg Street
Rialto Theater
ATCH
H. D. Tanner
Potterfield
H. L
Nitro News
Johnson
Boone Cave
Goldie Lewis
Francis Morris
Midland
Capital City Bank
John Jalng
Carl B. Early
Patrick Street
Kanawha Valley Lumber Co., Inc
Y.M.C.A
Kanawha
Elk
Coal
HAVA
Fountain Square
Wali Mia
W. &. Maddy
Eugene
Bist
Fleetwood Hotel
Capitol Bt
State House News
Cleaners and Dyers, Inc
Charleston Street
Quick Parcel
Portsmouth
Ohio
Felts Latins
Bakou Perle Visca
Coyle & Richardson's
Beauty
Helen King
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!