Ten High Schools to Compete in District Literary Contest
Charleston hosts a district literary contest with ten high schools entered. Contestants draw topics on subjects such as The Open Shop and Tax Exempt Securities, receive a one hour prep, and compete in debates and extemporaneous speaking. Finals slated for the evening with a direct presidential election debate and formal judging.
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Assig
Charleston Wiensdhas
Lilian Gleissner
Mise Gheissner
Viaithus
Martha Bromberg
Pranets Field
Sylvia Wickline
Kral Kearuy
Katherine Guthrie
Amond Morsan
Phesa
Lostrinm Club
Debating Club
Curtain and Maskelds
Mise Gleisiger
Harleston
Charleston
West
United States
Nts
Odd Fellows open new temple with banquet slated
Fidelity index No. 128 announces the Independent Order of Odd Fellows opened its new temple rooms in Huntington. A banquet is planned for April 2 to celebrate the event, announced today.
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Huntington
Fidelity Indice
Independent
Order of Odd Furions
Will Coleben
Robbers Escape with $9,000 from Trust Bank Messenger
Three men robbed Schaefer, 05, a messenger for the Ir on Trust company, on November 1 in Wesernger Trvington. They fled in an automobile with the bank’s money bag containing about 9000 dollars. Police report the loss as regular changes.
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Trvington
Schaefer
Iron Trust Company
Ford to Address State Music Clubs in West Virginia
Georges M. Ford state superintendent of schools travels to Martinsburg for the Federated Music Clubs of West Virginia convention. Mrs. Wish Pisher, Charleston, appears on the program, with many West Virginia notables attending. The gathering features speeches, musical performances, and a series of addresses by prominent officials and editors from Morgantown, Charleston, Parkersburg, Huntington, and other cities.
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Martinsburg
Kincheloe
Georges M. Ford
Martinsbure
Samme Roavention
Federated Music Clal
West Virginia
Wish
Faulknor
J. Y.marie
Women's Elit
Fraften
CB. Otlie
Morgantiwn
Kinehelor
Florence Clayton Timbac
Talement
Duncan Orgen
Duncan Orgen Ind Nlang, Grad Avie’ By Demarert. Ales, Teyny
Marie Latley
Morrigon
Mra
Hother
Morgantown
Leonard Tebbrgg
New York
Cits
Te Arustea Cours
Helen Irison Mills
Wildeds
Edliter
Rolenal Bwielin
West
Puntinagte
Doncaster
Parkersburg
Biorence Chexten Poinham
Fairmans
Imo
Thompson Ware
Juicy Anker
Tuntington
Margaret Init
Salon
Mery
Johanson
Moreantoun
Fragmented Names List From Clarksburg Area Society Page
A garbled OCR readout lists multiple residents and spouses across several towns including Clarksburg Buckhannon Fairmont and Grafton. The misspelled lines reference Mrs J B Hilleary Corinne Lovlman and Grace Arnold among others in a local social register context.
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SF. Whceing
Blutgantown
Glandus West
Clarksburg
Pern Morris
Genres West
Clarkshure
O. Wesley Byane
Grafton
Mix
Moses
McMechen
W. Stunt
Mikerstors
Irene Osborne
Fairmont
G. Cochrane
Darkersburg
Raleigh County Club Work Planned
Mies Tietiy Melshart district agent of the Extension department of West Virginia university for the southern district and Hubert Hawi ens will meet today for Dockley to conduct a conference for volunteer boy and girl club workers of Raleigh county. The club work in Raleigh county is under the supervision of superintendent J. A. Aimstiddas Meo Twwkins will make plans for a four E camp, most sun nor, the first in Raleigh county, which he will also conduct.
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Mies Tietiy Melshart
Extension Department of
West Virginia
Hubert Hawiens
Dockley
Rualeleh County
Ralei County
Seisor
J. A. Aimstiddas Meo Twwkins
Most Sun Nor
Raleigh County
Delphian Society Meeting Details Adjusted
The Charleston Delphian Society will hold a morning meeting at 1 o’clock at the YWCA. Mrs. W. L. Savage will preside and outline the program appointments. The session will discuss a Civiliand on Whichout Foreign Influence.
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Charleston Delphian Society
W. LD. Savage
Subscription Rate Increase Calls for Higher Prices
Altoona Pa March 24 delegates from New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland and West Virginia hear that under the new postal law publishers need higher subscription rates. Br L McLean of the Philadelphia Gallery declares 12 page papers cost 3 47 in first two zones 4 76 in next four zones and 5 81 in seventh zone. A C Finley of the Gazette previews Atlantic City presides. D M Slepp delivers welcome at Altoona Mirror.
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Altoona
BR. L. McLen
Philadelphia Gallerin
Interstate Circulating Managers’ Association
McLean
New York
Vennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Marland
West Virginia
A.C. Finley
Gazette Preview
Atlantic City
Acation
D. M. Slep
Atthona Mirror
Henry C. Carpenter
The
Intelligencer News, Journal
Lancister
Association
Pillow sale in New York spawns life savings story
Mrs Frank Malbay sold a pillow for $2 that her husband had sewn with 22,000 of his life savings to reclaim it after a bench incident. The largest American educational institution in the Near East is at Beirut Syria.
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New York
Frank Malbay
Husbind
Near East
Birut
Syria
Stop Itching Scalp Purigion Sage on Your Hand
Fragmented advert text promises instant scalp relief and hair improvement. It touts a product named Purigion Sage claiming to stop itching, soften hair, and improve sheen, with unclear endorsements and dubious claims.
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Scott Bros
What Guide More Sure Steinway Spirit In Store
A promotional note for Steinway pianos stresses generations of craftsmanship and the Steinway spirit. It promises only the best instruments with low prices and the most convenient terms for buyers.
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Steinway
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FORD
Raleigh County Club
Beckley
Delphian Society
Newspaper Association
Ernest Hutcheson
Brunswick Radiola
Brunswick
Steinway & Sons
Quarrier Street
Charleston, W. Va
Wrigleys
Cy Alease
Stile
Kanawha Valley Bank
W. Va
Seageee
Kanawha Valley Bank Capital
Member
Federal Reserve System
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