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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

7

Community life sessions meet with success at Montcoal

Montcoal community life conference sessions were judged entirely successful by Nat T. Frame of West Virginia University Extension. With assis tance from Betty Eckhardt Robert Hawkins va M Keyser and Rev. Edward V. Black the group graded Montcoal on neighborliness citizenship social welfare health homes education church and Sunday school scoring 687 of 1000 and earning favorable comparison with other towns.

Montcoal Nat T. Frame West Virginia Uversity Extension Department Frame Betty Eckhardt Robert Hawkins Va M. Keyser Raleigh County Edward V. Black Elizabeth W. A. Pettus F.C. Culcard

Monteval Community Council Elects Members After Plan

Monteval residents elect a community council with men and women from all town sections and representatives from various organizations and businesses. J B Collins, secretary of the Mont eval WOM, outlined a follow-up work plan to improve the town, with action to be shown by the factory next year.

Monteval J. B Collins Monteval Wom Gn AL

Quota Club hears of solar system

The Charleston Quota club heard Dr. B. O Taylor discuss astronomy and the solar system in relation to the world. He covered star classifications, apocronoscopes, light-year measurements, and estimated distances among stars and planets, with a luncheon attended by members and guests from several clubs and churches.

B. P. Taylor T. B. O 'Taylor Charleston Wanawha Hotel Taylor Theresa Mathews Clu Ernest Thomson T. 2 Deane First Presbyterian Church Uth Merrifield Fairmont Charles Haviland Wagner Tannhauser F. BM. Bryan Tampa West Vicginia Guard National Guard King Aed Welfare Committee Inter-cithes Vanemittee Ruinner Hotel E.R. Yaotes Prige Cora Hudson

Youth Injured by Printing Press at Tribune Plant

Mason Smith son of Dan Smith, captain of police, was injured at Tribune Printing company Tuesday evening. His hand caught in a feed press, several bones broken, narrowly avoiding amputation. He managed to stop the machine and was treated on site with no complications reported. In China, offenders against wives are publicly shamed with placards.

Mason Smith Maryland Avenue Dan Smith Tribune Printing Company Smith

April 8 wedding set for Fatty Arbuckle and bride

LisAne Arbickle and Loris Beane plan a marriage around April while the Paris divorce of his wife Minta Cartes was delayed to that month. A prior ceremony in San Marino was postponed after advice that final decree would not take effect until April.

Lisane Arbickle Loris Beane Annemeit

Diamond Truest Broken The Hague

Report hints at a strong intention to erase a resale of a break between four companies that hold a monopoly in the business. The text implies regulatory or legal action affecting the diamond trade at The Hague.

Hague Alahonda

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