Elk Scout Troop 18 Promises Big Run for City Honors
Charleston's new Elks sponsored Boy Scout troop No. 18 aims to be the city’s largest, with 24 members pledged and room for more. Scoutmaster Herbert W. Binkley leads a capable program as Scout Executive M. H. Kinsey supports Camp Pequoni plans and a drum corps to be formed once registration reaches 24.
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Elks
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Jueer
Lpb
Rooma
Quarrisr Street
Herbert W. Binkley
Hinkley
The
M. H. 2. Hinges
Pequoni
Kinsey
Fred Wagner
Elks Lodge
M. 1
VF. Kinsey
Mr. Kinsey
Tha Hla
Beoutmaster
Clenden
Clendents
Bcout
Recordain
Jan
Camp Pequont
Elk River
Red” Hopking
Hopking
Idwin Sherwood
Britton Taylor
Channing Lovell
Fred Wiseman
Blaine Cornwell
Dan McMorrow
James Sell
John Bennar
John Graves
Shanink
Buek
Elle River
Camp Paqtion
Sleda
Sereas Elk River
Tigers
Wild Cats
Jos Foremen
Bryaine Cornwell
Mopkine
Noling
Statesmen Back Plans for Woodrow Wilson Memorial
Garland W Powell former national Americanism director of the American Legion leads a nationwide drive to fund the Woodrow Wilson Memorial College at Valdosta Georgia. Powell, a Marylander and former air service captain who helped create a national flag code, builds support as Georgia and Valdosta contribute funds and statesmen back the project.
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Garland W. Powell
Americanium of the
American Legion
Woodrow Wilson Memorial Colleges
University of Valdosta
America
Coads
Woodrow Wilson Memorral College
Valdesta
Valdosta
Georgia
American’ Legion
Maryland
Garland Powell
Legion
Powell
United States
German trawler lands record 142 tons of fish at Aberdeen
A German trawler set a new record by landing 142 tons of fish in a single trip at Aberdeen. In London a jazz band performed for inmates at Pentonville prison, and Chile reported 1924 wool production at 23 million pounds.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
London
Pentonville Prison
Chile
Installation of Charleston Chapter 88 Eastern Star Officers
Charleston chapter 88 Order of Eastern Star held installation services Thursday night for new officers. A social meeting followed. Officers installed include Worthy Matron Hannah M. Willer, Worthy Patron Guy Wrestling, Associate Matron Ora E. Wilson, Secretary Agnes N. Adams, Treasurer Florence Pattigrew, Conductress Agnes S. Fox, Associate Conductress Maude Chessman, Chaplain Blanche M. McCoy, Marshal Susie Jarrett, Organist Anna Whestling, Ruth Anna Westcott, Esther Ama McCannell, Wardens Ruby Blecher, Sentinel Uriel McCoy.
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Charleston
Order of Eastern Star
Hannah M. Willer
Guy 5
Wrestling
Ora E. Wilson
Agnes, N. Adams
Florence Pattigrew
Agnes S. Fox
Maude Chessman
Blanche M. McCoy
Susie Jarrett
Ming Anna Whestling
Anh
Anna Westcott
Ruth
Myrtle Fox
Esther
Ama McCanneh
Marthe
Verona Hearne
Sarah FE
Watters
Warden
Ruby Blecher
Sentinel
Uriel McCoy
West Side Group Elects Officers
Leroy Ewinburn was elected president of the West Side Business Men's Association at a regular meeting Friday night in the Charleston Laundry plant at Delaware and Tandalph streets. O. H. Spencer presided. Other officers named were A. J. Harrah second vice president J. F. Jones secretary and G. W. Quick treasurer. Mayor W. W. Werte spoke on the proposed Spring Street bridge noting the current levy would not rise much. Kickin’ Foster spoke in favor of the bond issue.
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Leroy Ewinburn
Tonaurer
W. W. Werte
Spring Street
Foster Alan
Russian Railroad Bandits Sentenced
Moscow reports the Kharkov court has sentenced two to death and twenty one to long terms in prison for a gang of railroad robbers who specialized in stealing freight cars. The move follows a resolution by the W Side association urging resistance.
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Amazon
Rubber Manufactor Ove’ Association of America
Viking Gud Stadion
Virginia St
Penn, Ave
Amazon Rubber CO
Viking Station
H. C. Dunfies
Moscow
Kharkov
Bonds prefer 25 year term over 7 1 2 percent levy
HOLD CIVIL SERVICE EXAM AT ST. ALBANS Receipts for fourth class postmaster at Lock Seven close August 5. Competitors may take exam August 6 at St. Albans. Compensation for the office was $77 in the last fiscal year.
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ST. Albans
Lock Seven
Eivil Service Commission
St. Albana
Officials and accomplices condemned for government goods theft
Two years of fat profits from reselling government goods stolen from the institution. The condemned include a Soviet official and a group described as rafis and employees.
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Rafir and
Employen
Bigamist Begs Long Run in Bid to Escape Tang
A convicted bigamist seeks a longer sentence claiming prison terms were too short to deter escape attempts. The defendant argues the plan to flee Tang failed, resulting in only a year added to or served. Cuba reports a favorable annual trade balance despite broad trade activity.
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Ane
Erbert
Tang
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