Great Story Of A Modern Girl In Chapter Fifty Five
Chickie faces heartbreak as Barry leaves for the train and vows to return. She clings to hope while memory and longing torment her, awaiting telegram news and a letter from Janina that promises further developments.
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Chu Hy, E
Elenore Meher
Tufts
Chickie
Jonathan
Barry
Han
Jennie
Sage
Gil
Wanda Lent
Wanda
Charley
Janina
Sixty Day Sentence Imposed on Motorist
Motorist Clifford Morris received eight days in jail and a 525 fine in municipal court for driving while intoxicated. Dutch Williams of Spring Hill drew fifteen days for stealing five pounds of sugar from a Pure Foods market. Joseph Jackson was sentenced to thirty days for stealing five packages of cigarettes. Denature Moore faced five days for larceny of two shirts and a pair of socks. Frank Baker was held to the grand jury for felonious assault on C. H. Surbaugh.
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Clifford Morris
Dutch Williams
Spring Hill
Joseph Jackson
Milton Goshern
Denature Moore
Frank Baker
C.H. Surbaugh
Local Candidates File Notices in Union District Race
Wilbur Lockado Bunbar filed with county clerk M. H. Hix yesterday a formal notice of his candidacy for the Republican nomination for constable in Union district. S. C. Melton of Sissonville has filed for the Democratic nomination for member of the county school board.
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Wilbur Lockado
Bunbar
M. H. Hix Yvestere Day
Union
S. C. Melton
Sissonville
Hag
Parents must guide children with care not harsh punishment
Dorothy Dix argues that scolding fathers push youths toward ruin and urges parents to prepare children for life with early lessons in self control and values. She warns stern parenting risks driving teens to harm rather than reform and stresses guidance over punishment.
Guiding Your Child to Use Reference Books
Mrs. Jones tells children to answer questions by looking them up in a dictionary and encyclopedia. With practice, youngsters learn to seek information themselves and parents step back, reducing questions and fostering independent study habits.
Williams Is Acquitted Of Wounding W Beane
Robert Williams was acquitted by a jury in intermediate court yesterday of feloniously wounding Warren Beane. Bonds were forfeited and capiases issued for the arrest of William Howard Slater and John Hunt of Charleston who failed to appear for trial. An indictment against Gilmer Booth of Charleston was filed. Trial of P S Naylor of Big Sandy district was postponed to July 25. The case against H A Vance of Charleston was continued until July 12.
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Robert Williams
Warren Beane
Poca
Capieses
William Howard Slater
John Hunt
Charleston
Gilmer Booth
P. 5
Naylor
Big Sandy
H. A. Vance
Coal Production In State Shows Increase
The weekly coal report from the United States Bureau of Mines notes West Virginia gains in the northern fields with production rising to 490000 tons from 430000 and a total state output of 1934000 tons, while southern field production fell from 111000 to 1440000 tons. Paris taxi fears ease as convex mirrors are installed at street corners to aid American passengers.
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West Virginia
United States Bureau of Mines
Paris
Mirrors on Lamp Posts Improve Corner Visibility
Mirrors will allow drivers to see the ground at the corner rather than relying on horns and luck.
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Dix
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Grandpa Gruber
Post
General Foods
Teonhardt
Leomhardt
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Ady
Williams
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Joey Nash
Triple State Electric CO
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Tasley Motor Co
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Montgomery
Fayette Motor Co
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Fan Motor Sales
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Furn, Co
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