Hoodoo dance at Scottish Rite club event shocks society
The Masonic Dance Club hosted a Hoodoo themed ball on Friday March 13 at the Scottish Rite temple. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fathbone Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ballard and many others from Martinsburg and beyond, with attendees listed in full.
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Masonic Dance Club
J. 1. Abbot
A. L. Comrer
Andrew Comrer
Martinsburg
L. A. Casci
E. G. Green
9. Moore
W. W. Hall
W. A. Gill
Hoya Elmo Smith
M. C. Smith
HH. G. Elmora
G. S. Ward
G. Grettum
G. B. Mott
Rigrish
A. E. Hardy
J. B. Jones
W. HK. Whiteman
James R. Shal
H. BR. Melrose
T. 3
Honaker
Wilbur Lee Matheney
Herbert Dickson
Wilbur —E. Perry
Wiliam B. Lurber
Charles Ray
A. Ketchum
A. Kkelynn
T. E. McKinles
C. KR. Munns
Nell Loyd
Katherine Weirsmith
Verna Zimmerman
Ruth Noyes
Vivian Reed
Virginia Tressel
Be: Berlow
Hallie Walker
Esther M. Barnette
Eleanore Rendall
Nell Sphatter
A. E. Roush
Mabel Roush
Helen Mathis
Plorence Cary
Ysabelle Coffey
Madge Bowies
Mary Pearl Horan
Nettie Elbon
Elizabeth Hstut
Pearl Osborne
Hildreth
Mirs Mildred Wright
Sidensticker
Elsie Heatty
Milas Lottie Taliaferro
Misa Evelyn Miller
Margaret K. Fairbanks
Christine Hoysman
Lilliam Gleissner
Emily J. Kuhn
Lucile Crockett
St Marie
Mich
Peggle Lott
Kansas City
Marion Ketchum
Kathleen Wells
Virginia Wood
Co. A. Cample
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J. C. Patterson
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Women of Today and 1925 agenda in Vingland politics
The article outlines a fall election in Vingland reducing Labor women, highlighting Mise Elien Wickingen known as Hed Nell for her copper hair, her reform stance, and shift from Communist ties. It notes an upcoming Nerional League of Women Waters convention in Washington with a focus on the 1925 1926 program, plus profiles of delegates and departmental sessions. It also mentions cross national figures like Mme Dagmar Waldner and Ellen Wilkinson, and touches on related educational and administrative changes.
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Vingland
Labor Party
Edit
Mise Elien Wickingen
Miss Wilkinson
Hed Nell
Belf
Duchess of Atholl
Lady Aster
Ellen Wilkinson
Black Will Close Felony Docket In Intermediate Court
Judge Henry will again call the felony docket in Intermediate Court after a week handling state appeals and misdemeanors. Key cases set include the state versus Fred Rot for the murder of Fiverett Lege at a taxi stand on Summers Street, with conflicting statements reported. The estate’s case against Tom Giapie for a South Hills murder, domestic trouble cited, will be on the docket, while Robert Dawson’s Crell Boggesh murder near Grape Seine Creek is continued to April. Other matters include WS Lawen for stolen property, Hubert Whies and Arthur Ray for a murder, and additional charges facing Cooper, Cook, Layman, and Campbell.
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Henry . Black
Larder
Fred Rot
Fiverett
Sumemers Street
Tme
Tom ‘Giapie
C. P.quackenbush
South Hills
Robert Dawson
Hubert Whies
Arthur Ray
J. J. Tones
Wituen Jones
Herbert
Marshall Cooper
Ben Morris
George BH. Cook
Orboard
Myrtle Layman
Lilly Newry
Preas Campbell
Herman Flowers
Pupil Fairy Tale Play Planned at Kanawha High School
Puglia of Kanawha school will present the operetta Fairy Tale Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in the high school auditorium on Friday March 27. Mrs Hose Barg ee and Miss Ardelle Miller direct dancing with Miss Alberta Kyit assisting. Featured dances include the butterfly dance by Jean Ann Fippen Jessica Goodwin and Marjorie Tiekus. Cast includes Snow White Wicked Stepmothers Princes Charming and various followers.
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Jean Ann Fipnen
Jesmpe Goodwin
Marjorie Tiekus
Wiken
Fallows
Snow White
Marxaren Austin
Princes Merrill
Prince Charming
Saeco Carted
Seven Lavarfts
Bob Grgesnnn
Gickle Drumheller
Billy Siiley
BR. Bobbitt, Jr
Dele Beiire
Chirles
Saphy
Arthur Shawkey
Negro prisoner to attend rites at funeral
Governor Weward Mo te ro yerties day untitled Warden SP. Sith of Minundaville penitentiary says Mrs Beatrice Brown a colored prisoner may attend the funeral of her three year old daughter Sirah Luiinig Faulkner in the city Monday. The mother and father are confined in the state institution and the funeral would not be permitted without governor approval. The mother will be accompanied by a guard after conviction on a murder charge by the Intermediate court.
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Weward
SP. Sith
State Penitentiary
Minundaville
Beatrice Brown
Linarde
Sirah Luiinig Faulkner
Ciovernor Lara Nadine Tergennd
Shotgun Fatality Ended Farmer's Morning
A farm tragedy near Candeeville leaves farmer Lene Porarly dead after a domestic dispute with his wife. Ne Fer, a hired man, fired the shotgun during a confrontation at dawn, hitting Porarly and killing the attacker at the scene. The incident occurred as a barn visitor readied for work, with details still murky.
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Spence
Lene
Eman
Rome
Jorkinas
Keyilis
Onin
Nomination Talks In Senate Delay Confirmation Vote
The Kansan's Meteale was nominated for pensions commissioner and Hoffman Phillip of New Fort was named minister of Uruguay Persia. The Senate postponed voting on Charles B. Warren for attorney general and debated Mellon Cougens in Michigan. President Coolidge indicated a reappointment offer if Warren is not confirmed.
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Kansan
Hoffman Phillip
New Fort
Uruguay
Persia
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Mellon
Cougens
Michigan
Coolidge
White House
Charles H. Warren
Former Legion Head Announces His Marriage
Hanford MacNider former national American Legion commander announced his marriage to Mason City girl Margaret McAuley on February 20 in Mason City. The affair was kept secret to allow the MacNiders to inform relatives serving in the Mediterranean.
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Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Towa
National American Legion
Margaret McAuley
C. H. MacNider
Changes in State Forces Bill Moves Through Senate
Senate Bill 272 introduced by Senator Wright Hugus of Wheeling advances from the judiciary committee to military committees. The measure seeks changes to the state guard structure and pay, with a proposed adjutant general salary increase and $10,000 funding for certain forces, replacing the prior 5,900 amount.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Wright Hugus
Wheeling
Atte
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