Morton Estate in Trust Fund Created by Quinn Morton Will
A probate filing reveals a trust fund from the late Quinn Morton, Kanawha Valley coal operator. Trustees D H Morton and Wood Bouldin will manage all assets for ten years, with income distributable to six named children Helen Wilton, D H Morton, Johanna Hereford, F H Morton, Mary Burner, and Fanny Bouldini, then transfer of the principal in equal shares per stirpes. If a child dies early, their issue inherits. If trustees fail, successors are named. Central Trust Company may be appointed if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn Morton
Kanawha Valley
D. H. Morten
Wood *Bouldin
Helen M. Wilton
D. H.morton
Johanna BM. Hereford
F. H.morton
Mary M. Burner
Fanny M. Bouldini
Stirpes
Feantot
Central” Trust Ctompany
Will sworn authentic by county court witnesses
The August 1917 will was sworn authentic yesterday before the county court by witnesses George H. Couch and W. L. Black. No estimate or appraisal of the fund value has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tana
George 8. Couch
W. L. Black
Medical Experts to Meet Here in West Virginia
Dr J B Tahan health commissioner announces the annual meeting of the West Virginia Tuberculosis Association here in April Principal speaker will be Dr Charles J Hatfield president of the National Tuberculosis Association Several round table discussions will cover disease suppression in the state and new preventative measures Data will be reviewed showing progress against tuberculosis across sections of the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Tahan
West Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Charles J. Hatfield
National
Tuberculosia Association
Mussolini Reported Better After Ulceration Complication
An authoritative source reports Premier Mussolini’s illness involves ulceration of the small intestine near the stomach with severe hemorrhages. He is now considered out of danger, his condition traced to an initial influenza attack.
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Associated
Presa
Rome
Mussolini
Where To Go By Radio Guide for St Patrick Day Broadcasts
A dense OCR listing schedules across U S radio stations detailing programs for St Patrick's Day including Camp Fire girls performances, Eveready Hour, orchestras, violin and organ recitals, and Brunswick hour shows with times ranging from early morning to late evening across stations in New York Chicago Boston Detroit Cleveland and more. Strong entities include station call signs WB, WEAF WGN WLS WJZ KFI KGO KSD WRC and cities such as New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLS
Chicago
Cornhuskers
Glee Club
Chicago News
St. Patrick's
Ryw
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WLW
Cincinnati
Camp Fire Girls
Wear
Cleveland
WPAA
Dallas News
Yorgan
Woc
Davenport
Fat Sandman
Munsioal
KOA
Denver
Wer
Detroit
Red Apple Club
Ed Weap
Forth Worth
Star-Telegram
WHB
Kansas City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
KFI
Los Angeles
WHAS
Louisville Journal
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
CKAC
Montreal
WEAF
New York
WJZ
WCAU
Philadelphia
WLIT
KDA
Pittsburgh
Brunswick
Uncle Kayhee
WEAP
KSD
St. Louis Post - Dispatch
Bare Uone
WRC
Washington
Message to Women of Charleston on Kojene Safety
A fragment promotes Kojene as a potent antiseptic for feminine hygiene. It claims Kojene is not poisonous, safe to drink in a bottle, and four times stronger than carbolic acid and bichloride of mercury, urging purchase at local drug stores with a money back promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Potterfield
Rulhman
Ady
Black-Draught praised by Berea woman for headaches
Mrs. W. G. Pigg of Berea Kentucky testifies that Thedford’s Black-Draught has helped her when she suffers from headaches seas from stomach or liver issues. She says it aids indigestion cleanses the system and refreshes the body and that she has used it throughout her married life and recommends it to others. The preparation is composed of purely vegetable ingredients based on long experience and research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea, Ky
W. G. Pigg
Almenty
Thedford
Ministers Meet in Charleston For Week Day School Plans
A meeting for ministers church school workers principals and teachers will be held this afternoon at 4 in Charleston high school's study hall. Dr H L Pitzer and 1 W Edpenny organized the event to discuss weekday religious education led by Dr Thomas S Young Philadelphia. The discussion aims to form plans for future weekday schools and their role in religious instruction for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston High School
H. 41
Pitzer
Kanawha County
W. Edpenny
Ehalf
Jec
Thomas S. Young
Philadelphia
Young
Northern Baptist Convention
Baptist Training ‘School
Boaders
Charleston
Cleveland to Get Woman Held Here
The prosecutor’s office will release Dorothy Smith alias Edna Utterbach for charges of pocket picking and a related charge in Cleveland. Extradition is being pursued to face charges in Kanawha county. Chief Britton received a telegram from Edward Stanton requesting surrender. The pair, said to be indicted in Cleveland with husband Jesse Utterbich, faced a $1,008 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
Edna Utterbach
Neere
Cleveland
Ohio
Kanawha
John Britton
Edward, Stanton
Attourney
Stanton
Jesse Utterbich
Court routine extends to May term in Belcher v Wallice Knight
Circuit court continued the Belcher versus Wallice Knight Construction case into the May term. Joly H. Denuhoo was appointed to survey lands in dispute in Shamblin versus Williams, with the case awaiting the survey. Antivansas by Stro nan against No Willian and RB a. Slaughter were continued in the circuit court. Revolver warrants were served in circuit court to J R Jones Ho Meadows and Charles Stinnette. Viola Armstrong qualified as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Belcher
Wallice Knight Construction Company
Joly H. Denuhoo
Cirvurt
T. Shamblin
Clara Willams
Oase
E. P. Stronan
No Willian
RB A. Slaughter
Aieepit Gourt
Kiernses
Vitery
Etreult
J. R. Jones
Ho. Meadows
Charles Stinnette
Viola Armstrong
Administratrix and Bond in Estate Matters
Margaret Miller qualified as administratrix of Emma Shanahan's estate by bond of 250 with Miller as her surety. Separately, the administratrix of the late Thomas Armstrong's estate posted a 260 bond with Alberta Jones as surety. The text notes rising popularity of thread colors versus those in common use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Armstrong
Alberta Jones
Margaret Miller
Emma Shanahan
Miller
Negro Man Fatally Burned In City Gas Explosion
William Breslin, 70, probably fatally burned in a gas explosion at a city bath in the Wyleaverte district. The blast tore pavement and shattered windows, hurling several from beds. Investigators believe a gas leak caused the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brooks
Alune
Wyleaverte
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Castoria
Miles
Semple
Roy C. Goff
Chaskeaten
W. Va
Vinwis Teeet May Radio Co
Capiar Tare State Distributors
Radio Digest
Associated rPess
WSB
Atlanta Journal
St. Patrick
KPDM
Beauont
WEEI
Boston
Gold Dust Twins
WGR
Buffalo
WEBH
Chicago Post
Loncert
Riviera
Oriole Orchestra
Ohio City
Lumbago
Bayer
Beyer Manufacture
C.wlpove
Negrois
William Breslin
Nesro
WRK
Guarara
THE
Chesapeake and Potomac
Bell System
Universal Service
St. Louis
Wabash Railway
Chanos Af Rata
Bash Fail
Ereaeies Fedenat Oy Wabash Railway
Union Station
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