Society Notes On Charleston And Nearby Visits
Society headlines recount trips and visits from Charleston to Florida Georgia Ohio and New York. Families including Mr 5 P Clark and Mr J P Clark Jr with Miss Martha Missisofski RN depart for St Petersburg and winter there. Others motor to Florida to visit relatives in Atlanta trip to Toledo for a national humana societies conference. Dr J Layton Mauze of Huntington spoke at First Presbyterian dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. P. Clark
J. P. Clark, Jr
City
Martha
Missisofski
R.N
Baltimore, Rd
St. Petersburg
Fla
H. Watsan
Florida
Emmett Keesey
Charleston
Varian
Atlanta
J. Layton Mauze
Huntington
First Presbyterian Church
J. K. Anderson
Mrs Coolidge Seen Amid Crowds In Incognito Walks
A flurry of social notices reports Mrs. Coolidge mingling with crowds during a stroll described as incognito. The item also notes travel and visits by local residents including Mr. R. Wood’s expected return, and various movements among families and associates in Morgantown and nearby towns.
Appeal Allowed In Buckhannon Bond Dispute
The supreme court granted an appeal on the Buckhannon street improvements bond issue. Petitioners J W Hexton J H Sharps A A Reger and H E Morgan argue the bond election was invalid and the twenty five cent levy insufficient claiming attorney general must prove payment proof. Writ returnable October 13. William T George and GN Pew represent the petitioners. Green contents are deemed a luxury by the writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court Erony
J. W. Hexton
J. H. Sharps
A2. A. Reger
H. E. Morgan
Cjzens
Buckhannon
Nst
Howard DB. Lee
Utttorney
Basslay
Romig Dt
William T. George
GN. Pew
Many Injured In Auto Accidents Reported In September
Eleven injuries from auto accidents were reported to the police during September. Names and residences appear, including Kathline Dassie of 2466 Pennsylvania Ave and George Lanham of 4211 2 Virginia St, with incidents occurring September 14 and 26 in various city streets. Some victims were children. outcomes range from not hurt to minor injuries, with several taken home or to local hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
John Britton
Kathline Dassie
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lewis Burns
Virginia Street
St. Francis Hospital
Thurmond Joines
Sigt Venue
Brida Street
D. F. Posemire
Gallipatti
Ohio
George Lanham
W. G Gist
Buryland Avenue
Horace Lowe
Piedmont Road
Amos Lowe
Frame Street
Helen Mills
Ted Hale
Walnut Street
North Rand Street
Young Street
Yanny
C. W
Crescent Road
Ryan
Ripley Avenue
Charleston’ Street
Wagum Street
Mary Shoialis
Charleston Street
J. B. Murray
6Th Street
Summers
Norris Sigman
Tone Emma Y Sleman
Ebert Mowes
Strata Hospital
Ralph Wilson
James Weloh
Lovell Street
Summera
Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Fragments in Aged Text
A jumbled crossword style list with military rank clues, personal names, locations, and scattered phrases. Contains misprints, foreign terms, abbreviations, and broken words across many lines, reflecting OCR noise and mixed vocabulary.
Court Ruling Covers Warne vs Hoos and Local Actions
A Kanawha County docket reports a 86 verdict including 675 dollars for a residence build claim by Warne against Hoos Simmons, with defenses of noncompliance. The court modified a temporary injunction and restrained defendants from entering plaintiff property or disrupting her harvest. Guardian appointed for Mandeting children. lien recorded on Max Blackman vs H H Goldstein for 107.78. bill of sale for equipment transferred. A land sale with 4000 dollar consideration recorded. repairs and payments detailed. News notes include intermeds on court reporters, and a remarque on animal stories by Thomas Seton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warne
Rus Warne
Hoos. Simmons
Kreatt
A. Mudyan
Hes
Wese
Josiah Thynyr
Ewinst Marscal
Martha
Wolfe
Walter Jowers
G. Brown
Kanawha
C. C. Pauley
Mandeting
Winlet
Children of Mary
A. G. Young
Max Blackman
HH. Goldstein
West Virginia Women Attend South Charleston Club Meeting
Yesterday Mrs W D Moore Mrs cuastia Blaine Miss Frances Dowers Mrs Clarkson Alex Edith Edwards Ming Huth Hegsoh Misa Rose Henson Mrs Gorden Phillips Miss Margaret Crawford Miss ATarion Smallwoods Mie Helen Williams and Mrs Whang Penes Misses Josephine and Helen Cole Greenup Ky are guests of Mrs Gordon Wood of Wattings ton avenue Mins Oma Price visiting Beckley and Mount Hope expected home today Music department meeting postponed to next Friday at the home of Mrs Irma Greglys Fourth avenue Civics club meets Monday night at Mrs Virginia Rutherford on Bith avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Moore
Cuastia Blaine
Frances Dowers
Clarkson
Alex Edith Edwards
Ming Huth Hegsoh
Misa Rose Henson
Gorden Phillips
Margaret Crawford
Atarion Smallwoods Mie
Helen Williams
Whang
Penes
Josephine
Helen ‘Cole Greenup
Gordon Wood
Waatringston Avenue
Mins Oma Price
South Charleston Woman's Club Junior Meeting Recital
The Junior department held a Friday night meeting at Miss Freda Price's Montrose drive home. Flowers and ferns decorated the rooms. A program featured Avoca Bol o by Ailsa Mary Roderick, violin by Mrs Perl Tyler, and a dialogue by Hilda Baker and Frances Dowers. Refreshments followed for guests including Mrs Luther Rise, Mrs Joan Greely, Mary Roderick, Dorothy Root, Pearl Tyler, Opal Bailes, Brown, Georgia Wolfe, Mrs W O Bird, Mrs Charles Roberts, Louise Gravely, and Hilda Baker.
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South Charleston
Freda Price
Montrose Drive
Ailsa Mary Roderick
Perl Tyler
Mises Hilda Baker
Frances Dowers
Mrz. Luther Rise
Joan Greely
Mary Roderick
Dorothy’ Root
Pearl Tyler
Opal Bailes
Miss Brown
Georgia Wolfe
W. O. Bird
Charles Roberts
Louise Gravely
Hilda Baker
Churchill Best on House Floor and Other Parlor Talk
London reports Winston Churchill was the era’s top talker in Parliament with 145000 words across 809 columns, Rampay Macdonald second at 291 columns, Lloyd George 210, and Baldwin 32. Commander J M Kenworthy led questions with 71 total. Women of Guatemala bear heavy loads on their herds.
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London
Winston Church
Parliamentary Gazette
Rampay Macdonald
Lloyd George
Stanley Baldwin
J. M. Kenworthy
Questio
Guatemala
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H. A. Ritz
Valetta Wood
Toledo
Humana Societies
Bakewell Shaffer
New Martinsville
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Newill TV
American Laundry Machine Company
Stites Ann Saunders
Mires
Dorothy. Hockaday
Hugh Bachannon
Erie
Parry
Mise Frances Ree Lindsay
W. A. Daum
New York
A. E. Humphreys
the Waldorf Astoria
Sam. É “ Midntest
Ashland, Ky
W. A. Slotnick
Dorothy Ambold
Frances Fisher
George Bailey
Mrs. Coolidge
R. Wood
Arrier
Helena Wood
A. W. Lambert
Robert Mooney
Baltimore
Willan
Hubbard
Chicago
W. G. Hubbard
Brook Street
Joseph C. Jefferds
Quarrier Street
Asheville
Severa
Lee Brooks Burnside
W. Stephan
New York City
Philadelphia
Stockton
H. W. Comstock
Elizabeth Cook
Paul Hogsett
Lewisburg
A. D. MacCorkls
South Hilly
Hn Heller
Woodstock
Harry Lavine
W. A. Crnerafe
Morgantown
J. P. Wolf
R. R. Wood
MacMillan Hospital
C. E. Parks
Washington
Ree
Mable Anderson
Ella Anderson
Esterday
Staunton
James Carrier
Emma Gragard
Detroit
George Alderson
Mrs
Leonard Fehels
Durst
Mrs. Durst
Atr. J. DB
Stubblefield of
Relis
Wheeling
Massie Warwick
Lynchburg
John
Thayer
Tee
W. J. R. Byrne
Clarksburg
U. C
Tron Fairmont
Eowin Robinson
Josephine Thayer
Atv
Jon A. ‘Paager
Wiss Taottle Wells
Jacob Wells
Kansie City
Gus Minkin
Ransits
Migs Smolinsky
Nere
Joseph H. Gaines
Tymbus, Ghig
Middle West
Calvin Coolidge
Washington Streets
James Haley
Secret Service
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Capital
Eadies
Finsilver, Stele & Moss Co
Waldorf Astoria
A. Schwartz
Ladies’ Tailor
Capitol Street
J. M. Gates’ Sons Co
Virginia
Supreme Court
Kossuth Studio
Porceuiiu and Iyer
Estell Kossuth
Britton
Bretis
Royal
Academy of Arts
Gervyas
kKnea
Lelters
Gand
Claes
Sata
Jetera
Warda
Summers Streets
Gale
AL Weddad
Murad Farris
Delia Haddad
Cay
Sherwood
B. Shemysod
B. Shemysod, Afftelu Reporter Reall Aid Interimediate Courts
United Span
Thomas Seton
Thos
South Charleston News
Churchill Beston
Carta
Frey OF Comfort
Tc Maki
C. G. Conn Saxophone
C. G. Conn
Cornet
Gibson Guitars
G. Conn Trumpets
Wallflower
Galperin Music Shop
Everything Musical
Capitol St
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