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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
5
Regular Saturday night dance at Shawnee club announced by Knight Hayes, club president, drawing interest as eastern rivals and visitors arrive. The Morgan-Now-New Dominion section highlights social events including Mrs. James Offutt Lakin’s Charleston visit hosted by Mrs. George C. Baker, with a reception for 25 guests laden with roses and summer flowers.
Charles Dickinson left yesterday to attend summer school at the University of Wisconsin. Mrs. Carl McAndrews has returned home after visiting her parents in Norfolk, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Monahan and daughter Catherine Rita vacationed at Poyntelle, Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Clarke plan a visit to relatives in Pomeroy, Ohio. Dr. F. M. Kearns of the state department of education is a Boone county visitor. Miss Alton Goodrich of Minneapolis will study at Radcliffe this summer. Mrs. Ebersola Gaines of Fausttsville visited her parents in Virginia Street. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Cartwright and daughter Reba Parsons are visiting relatives in Glen White. Mrs. Robert Whiteker and daughter Miss Keith visit J. Q. Hutchinson of Beckley. B. O. Houchins hen returned to Beckley after a business visit. Miss Grane Wilden has gone to Parkersburg to stay with Mrs. Clarence Ferrell. Mrs. Herbert Stansbury and others spent a day here. Rev. and Mrs. C. N. Williams are house guests of A. O. Houchins. A. Riggs and family of Alderson returned home after a visit with R. S. Riggs of Biglay Avenue. Albert Asbury and family, with Miss Jessie Asbury and Miss Ivory Asbury, returned from a visit with the Ewans of Point Pleasant. Miss Ivory Asbury of Charleston will vacation with her parents.
Terence O Rourke survives a plane crash and befriends Mary Marshall in Paradise Canyon Mexico. A crooked superintendent Taggart uses an old charge to j ail Marshall and hang him while Mary and Terence race to uncover hidden Yaqui treasure.
Stella, out of gas, seeks help at a forest ranger’s home and trades gold for fuel. A Yaqui friend’s gold gates suspicion as the ranger’s wife returns with the payment. Terence, Mary, and Bud near the destination fly in, meeting Ranger Jack and learning of the exchange.
Stella journeys from the road to the air in Bud's plane while pursued by a car. She lures Bud and Terence into a risky chase, then performs a feint and spins into the pursuing aircraft. The two planes collide in a spectacular crash as they near the camp, leaving both crafts wrecked and the pursuers stunned.
A fragmented 1924 report recalls a tame Pestuous session of Congress where 600 gavels allegedly broke under the hammer amid chaotic proceedings. The sparse text cites frantic officials and a symbolic decline in orderly debate.
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