Local Social and Travel Notes From Charleston Sphere
Personal intelligence items note Mabel Crowell and Mabel Hiattss visiting Mr. and Mrs. 3 1k. Adam(e) of Loran Bate traveled to Charleston to visit Gri¢ada for several days. Mrs. H. A. Davon and Mrs. Martin, who spent the past week here, have returned home in Bogan. Mrs. H. R. Anderson, wife of the station engineer of the state railroad commission, has gone to Wellsley, Massachusetts, to enter the college for women. She received a postgraduate scholarship and is a graduate of Ohio State University class of 1916. Church circles of the King’s WI meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Siemens on Quarrier Street, with a Hunt-Cokvention in view.
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Adame
Loran
H. R. Anderson
Maton
Wellsley
Mave
Anderson
Ohio
Btate University
King's Wi
Ars
Quarrier Street
Jury Quiz-Lownie Moore Held for Intermediata Court
Lownie Moore, a colored youth, is held on two counts of breaking and entering after failing to post bond. He is charged with entering Louville street homes on August 14 and stealing a diamond valued at $800, and with entering a second Clendenin Street home. Bond set at $5,000 for each count. A third charge concerns a home on Clendenin Street. Moore was recently released from the state penitentiary on a prior robbery conviction.
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Lownie Moore
Intermadiata Court
Bobbitt
Moore
Louvlee Tf. Crais
Pes Lee Street
Sesaif
J. M
Hoyd Maps Out Plans for Winter Rally Week Church Night
Hoyd outlines winter plans for Bord Memorial church events. Special music led by the choir, sermon by Rev. CN Williams. Winter classes include hardship study, immigrant new Americans, and creacher training. Promotion Day noted with certificate ceremonies for department graduates.
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Bord Memorial
CN. Williams
I' Ions
Revelations of a Wife in Blackmailer Confrontation
A wife narrator records her mother in law’s confession about a frightened woman facing a Tuesday deadline for payment. The scene centers on soothing the mother, preserving secrecy, and the fear of revealing a troubling truth about Dicky and a mysterious caller. The bond between Margaret and the mother sharpens as the stakes rise and control over the situation tightens.
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Graham Negi
Conade
Margaret
Dicky
Hicherd
Atus Thiff
Tay
Monthly Garbage Collection Schedule Announced
James H. Cain, city sanitation chief, says monthly tin can and refuse collection starts today. Trash should be placed where accessible. Collection proceeds by ward with dates listed from the Fifteenth Ward on October 1 through the First Ward on September 30.
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James H. Cain
Yenth
Kelenih
Piret
Declining Interest At Grand Circuit Race Meet In Columbus
Columbus crowd declines as attendance falls about 40 percent from last year at the grand circuit event. Officials blame confusing odd mile distances and reduced gate charges while efforts to modernize with new betting and diverse race lengths fail to revive fan enthusiasm. Younger generations prefer automobiles and football over track racing.
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Columbus
Variely
Mora
Finda
AMS
State Day Agents Arrest Sixteen Prohibition Suspects
Secretary Owens of the state prohibition department reports sixteen arrests for violating state or federal prohibition laws. Ten people were charged in recent raids, most arrests occurring in the northern part of the state. One defendant’s address is given as Charles?e.
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Owens
State Prohibition Department
Theatete
Thera ‘Wan Fone
Chariesoe
Florida Tract Plan Aims at Industrial Growth by Thayers
John J. Thayer Job E Thayer and Julius Bolet plan wintering in Florida to buy a land tract on the Indian River and market it. They foresee extensive development including residences and businesses with several industrial sites and improvements. Thayer noted Florida’s boom is growing and people are moving in like an army, with trains bringing many migrants daily.
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John J. Thayer
Job E. Thayer
Julius Bolet
Florida
Indian River
Etry
Charleston
Thayer
Mother
Messvilly
Ind—Joseph
Squirrels In Nicholas County Beat Season Record Pace
Pam Moncker and Lenny Kites of Charleston report Nicholas County hunters bagged 30 squirrels each in a single outing. They say many more were possible if not for the bag limit of 32, signaling plans for further hunting activity at the state house toward Nickolas County.
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Nata Ft Nichollas
Pam Moncker
Lenny Kites
Apartanen
Charleston
Sammeraville
Xtate
Nickolas County
Moneker
Renore
Widespread Neoplya Growth Drums Florida Prosperity
The article notes a broad influx of neoply ia across nearly all parts of the state, not limited to Miami and Tampa. People settle everywhere, boosting town and city expansion while fortunes are made rapidly by prophets. Prices vary, conveniences are uneven in crowded areas, yet most do not suffer for basic needs.
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Miami
Tampa
Thy
Prominent appointee eyed for prohibition post
State House reports name D Moore secretary Judie Walegh Randolph county as a potential prohibition commissioner. Governor Gorela in Parkersburg on state business. Charleston return planned. A Dover of Grant PL Hille to return from New York. Freight agent A B Dudley of C and O Railway visited coal operators in the region. Hannah Chaplin granted temporary US stay to Feb 1 1926. Man and teeth separation case from Sheffield noted. High sombreros seen in Mexico, now in Central America.
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D. Moore
Judie
Walegh
Randolph County
Charleston
Ken Moore
Frank Tyree
Huntington
John C. Bond
States
Freasurer Johnnon
State Sharp
A. Dover
Grant PL Hille
New York
A. BY
Dudley
Chesapeake and Ohio, Railway
Richmond
Hoosier Cabinet Ad Promises Easy Kitchen Upgrade
A vintage style ad touts a Hoosier Cabinet with blue trim, white enamel, and oak options. It lists features like a four-bin unit, tilting sugar bin, upper and lower storage, bread pan, adjustable height, and a g u tlery drawer. The pitch emphasizes time and effort savings and offers a low down payment with weekly terms, urging early order before the offer ends.
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Mtaker Eifter Ubat
Hoosier Dining Ware Sets Offer Elegant Dexter Cutlery
Two sets of Dexter domestic science cutlery appeal to collectors with fine crucible steel blades and keen edges. Each ten piece Highboy include crystal glassware and a clear design, priced around 61 dollars, promising value and beauty for tableware enthusiasts.
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Highboy
Plecea
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Mabel
Hoyd
Maritaret
Redard
Mother Graham
State Day
Florida Tract
Everglades State
Nicholas
State House
Gorela
Parkersburg
Washington
Hannah Chaplin
Charles Chapin
United States
Chaplin
California
Bond
Sheffield
Eng
Sarah Tunbridge
Mexico
Central America
Velvet
Coyle
Richardson
Ihe
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