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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1925

Page

14

Community society notices from South Side clubs and events

The South Side Woman's club holds its final meeting of the year with a 1 PM luncheon and year-end reports, followed by officer elections. The Business and Professional Women's club hosts a 6:30 PM dinner at the Virginia Street clubhouse. A May 25 concert by the South Hills band benefits the South Hills baseball club at Fernbank School with solo acts. The Delta Delphian chapter meets at 2:30 PM at 511 Grant Street with papers on discovery, primitivism, evolution, domestication, writing, religion, and more led by Mrs Hutchinson and others. The Beacon Sunday school class held a sunrise breakfast at South Hills with list of attendees. A benefit bridge for the Auditors Memorial Monument fund is planned for Thursday at the Ruttner hotel, with proceeds to charity. organizers include Mrs T. Simmis and Mrs Cullan Bouchells among others. Another benefit bridge will occur at Mrs Fe Newcomb’s Kanawha City home Wednesday at 2:30, reservations with Mr Newen mh. Birth: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alva W. Terry at 627 Virginia Street on May 16.

Sooth Hills South Hills Baseball Club Fernbank Delta Delphian Biis Fletcher Grant Street Mise Hutchingon T. Seibert Ray Staats William Braund Clands Keller Ben Keiler McKenney Beacon First Methodist Church South Hills Myrtle Reason Martha Vorel Myrtis Waugh Fanny Newman Lilian Crookham Sete Hope Clark Ruth Lee Eleanor Randall Hsther Barnatt Virginia Parker Hazel Martin Ideal Gill Edwth Snyder Marguerite Griffith Beatrice Brigg-Wise Hoyt John Zimmer Ruttner Newcomb Kanawhin Boulevard Kanawha Cfty Mr. Newenmh Abnawly 150

Real Estate Transfers From Kanawha Valley Firms

Real estate transfers listed include Miriam Hayeston J and TW Gandia in Clendenin for 21000 with other considerations. The Kanawha Valley Improvement Co transfers to KO Crouch and GM Hanson in West Charleston part of Stockton addition for an unspecified amount. Thomas Coleman and H S Herers deal nine lots in Capehart addition to Amandaville for 500. Wren Trust Co assigns to Charles Cohen and Otis Brooks two tracts on Smith and Cragged Creeks in Washington district for 10.00 and other consideration. Poteet and Wondroe Inc sells Wells lot 14 in Dunbar for 1000.

Miriam Hayeston TW Gandia Clendenin Kanawha Valley Improvement Company KO. Crouch GM Hanson Stockton West Charleston Thomas Colemen Sneelat H. S. Herers Capehart Amandaville Wren ‘Trust Company Charles Cohen Otis Brooks Smith and Cragked Creeks Washington Poteet and Wondroe, Inc Dunbar

Death Sentence for 17-year-old Slayer in Prague

Vachrv Zorsein aged 17, who confessed to killing his two brothers, was sentenced to death in Prague. The case details indicate a rare juvenile capital punishment verdict amid a grim crime sequence.

Prague Vachrv Zorsein Hin Hean Poser

Observers Often Misread People In Disputed Identities

Mrs. Hamilton of the New York Police discusses how even ordinary people misread others and misidentify strangers. She cites strangers mistaken for relatives, memory lapses, and the difficulty of accurate observation in daily life, noting public notices and family discretion around missing persons.

Neay Tork Tavin Hamilton New York Ila Thaboty Deleil Ales Toules Anu Warrhing Reagan Mra. Hamislinn

Fragmented cry of loss and misread crowd noise

A garbled excerpt describes a missing relative and confusion over publicity. It mentions delays before notifying authorities and implies fear of discrimination, with references to a broadcast from Next Tuesday and an odd demand about “Bs in 1” from Canada.

Sand Canada

Local Display Men Attend National Association Meet

Local display men prepare to attend the annual convention of the National Ya Weavtt Association in St. Louis. Organized by chapter president Dr Harened and attendees from Walker Dr. Goods Co and The People’s Tommy Tann, the delegation includes executives from several local firms.

Leral Chayter Inter Jupal Association of Biselimay St. Lows Titana Tal Vonterheds Walker Dr. Goods Company Losul Chapter Wanaina de Thalen

Winding Gulf output shows modest weekly gain

Special toTha Gasettey Breckley May reports coal production in the Wihuling district rose by about 17 000 tons compared with the previous week. The gain marks the largest weekly total since February though still below the January peak of 320 900 tons. Poor market conditions mainly drive the lower tonnage.

Breckley Wihuling

MarshaIes Reside In Wardman Park

Washington report notes Dr John Marshall assistant attorney general and Suiry Marshall lodging at Wardman Park hotel. Mentions John Burton Payne Met to dine with Lin Metropolitan, Gray Silver linked to Grain Marketing Corp, and other federal and local officials visiting or staying in the city.

Herbert Ppawler Washington John Marshall United States Suiry Marshall Wardinin Park Eaqitel John Burton Payne Tocum Ure Shipping Beat Lin Metropolitan Telus Gray Silver Grain Marketing Corpora Hon United Sinaloa Farm Bureau Washington Atorney el- Hain United Jates Marshal Segal Workman Department of Justice Chilton John W. Hinley Charleston Mayflower Samuel BR. Chilton Twenteenth Street L. &. Wehels Charlester Washere Gail Duels Jemivarsity West Virginia Coorga Washington University Lnw

Canadians Expect Bumper Wheat Crop

Farmers in Manitoba expect a bumper wheat crop this year as seeding advances, according to reports from the Provincial Department of Agriculture. Weather conditions and early growth trends are cited as favorable for high yields across the region.

Winneperg Man Department of Agriculture

Charleston Society Celebrates Wedding Plans at Beauchamp Place

RN to RE Alia Pepey Hill of Edgewood Drive Merikelly near Charlottesville Va married life in Charleston, after two years here. Flo attended the University of Virginia and is well known locally. The couple will reside in Beck ley. Ushers include Mose Burney John Morrison and Julius Collins Jr. Best man will be Mr Kelly's brother. Guests motoring from Bramwell expected include Mildred Van Horn Elizabeth Davis Howard Vontaine engines Mrs and Mrs John Mofson Josephine Thayer and Julius Inn a.

Mr. Kelly Deh Kelly Kelly Julius Cpllins, Jr Bramwell Mildred van Horn Elizabeth Davis Howard Vontaine Mrngines John Mofson Josephine Thayer Julius ‘Inna

Miss Chenoweth to Wed Wield in Quiet Charleston Ceremony

The wedding of Miss Chenoweth and Mr. Wield is planned for June 18 at First Presbyterian Church. The couple will honeymoon, returning to Charleston to reside at 1523 Quarrier Street, with Miss Leonora MacCorkle as attendant and Mr. John Keatley as best man.

Miss Chenoweth Johm Chenoweth Wield Florence Tell Oval Leonora MacCorkin John Keatley

Cincinnati Club Gathers Travelers At Greenbrier

Palm Beach visitors led by Mrs Joseph Z Kitchen and Mrs M Earnhardt arrive at the Greenbrier with several groups from New York and Chicago. They join Mrs Edweerd Crozer and Mrs Anson Phelps Rinkes as residents and guests during the weeklong social at Mir.

Foe Fine Etary IC. Marrick W. J. Evans Ukeyelamd Joseph Z. Kitchen Palm Beach Greenbeer Throagh Mir Mra M. Earnhardt Chicago Lewisburg Road Arthur J. Cummock George Hy Fendlatan New York Hal W. Hascoe Bonsal Beaboard

Social News Briefs From Local Households

Alr Tina and Mrs Bengall visited Rutherford in New York this week. Mr and Mrs Croger departed for New York. Pelham Darlington and spouse, married at Heavenly Host Church, honeymooning in the Virginias after Greenbrier stay. James Newton hosted dinners at the Pines. Locals on wolf courses include Sinclair Rordan and James Joseph Huber.

Alr Tina Mra. Bengall John M. G. Rutherford Mra. Croger New York Mra Pelham Darlington Church Pty Heavenly Host Virginias Greenbrier James Newton the Pines Sinclair Rordan Jas Joseph Huber Roger J. Hogan

Texas Beauty Claims Transformation by Cream

A Glenwood woman describes a skin makeover using Black and White Cold Cream and White Beauty Cream Lens to improve a sallow rough complexion. She notes klar winds worsened her skin two years ago, but the products left her face neck and hands soft and fair, claiming exquisite skin in any weather.

Texas Quenghiers Misa Zim Duuber Glenwood Whem Foa

Rockwell Names Local Figures in Brief Mention

A compact item lists Rockwell individuals Henry Robbins 1G Sampbell Theodore Luca Jerome Hanmer Glen Teaser in a brief society notice. No further details accompany the names.

Rockwell Henry Robbins Sampbell Theodore Luca Jerome Hanmer Glen Teaser

Also Mentioned on This Page

South Side Woman's Club Wll Virginia Street Auidiers Memorial Monument Fund HT Bernheits Salen Rave O Mecra A. i Fieerea A. Matthews Ehrirmin Arention Gan Alva W. Terry Julia Hoyt Ty Hein Pollen Department Allie Ta Goye Police Josine Yatialie Tima International Organization St. Louis Grfford California Marshales Wardman Park Capital Charleston Society Miss Maccorkle Cincinnati Club Lillian Dunbar Marie Jorore Ola Delec-Light Co Dayica, Ohio McCoy & Gallaher Afeuleed Kanawha St Daire ST. Puessy State ST Capitol ST Eureka Schoolfield-Harvey Electric CO Kearse Theatre
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