Point Pleasant Prepares Historic Pageant of Pioneer Fight
Point Pleasant readies a pageant staged Oct 5 9 and 10 by the John B Rodgers Co Fostoria Ohio commemorating the 151st anniversary of the 1774 Battle of Point Pleasant. The production features 500 performers including descendants and portrays early Fort Randolph life with scenes of Washington Boone Bailey Arbuckel and others.
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Cien
Andrew Lewis
Cornstalk
Port T'masant
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
George Washington
James Craik
Crawford
Daniel Boone
Ann Bailey
Liverpool
William Arbuckle
Cormaral
Elimpsico
Red Hawk
Logan
Blue Jacket
Virginia
Charles Lewis
Point Pleasant
Old Fort Randolph
Edmund Suran
Manglon
Tu~Endle-Wel Park
Dance of the peri wit be Opening Coloner
The formal opening occurs Thursday at 2 PM in the courthouse yard with Governor Gore and former Governor McCordleth among speakers. On Friday a large parade will honor Miss Faint Teasant and attendants, with the Colonel Charl Lewis Chapter DAR and other organizations set to participate.
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Coloner
Court House
Yara
Ume
Howard M. Gore
McCorlelh
Faint Teasant
Columbia
Forty Eight
Colonel Charl Lewis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Attarah Beall Blackwood
Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss
Kansas City physician Kaiser introduces a compact truss claimed to cure ruptures without surgery. The device weighs ounces, has no pads or steel bands, and has helped many with severe double ruptures. He offers a free trial truss to readers who respond and a neighborhood referral.
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Andrew Kaiser
Koch Blay
Kansas City
Dr. Kaiser
Gazette
Pageant Highlight Selections for Three Day Event at Tannen Field
The program includes Miss Point Pleasant and Miss Julia Lewis Roseberry from notable lineages. Features span three days with a host of attractions and a hall game called host 81 to goodnest Techineth Feds. Excursions and night ferry service planned for Kanawha and Ohio rivers, with hotels ready for visiting guests.
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C.K. Brneckwood
Andrew Lewis
Julia Lewis Roseberry
Hawton Truseberry
Tannen Field
A&é Unis
West Virginia
Tan
Ohio River Ferries
Kanawha County Girl Scout Officers Elected for Year
The Kanawha county air acout tenders elected Miss Hilgabeth Whittemore as president and Miss Mina Pearle Champe as vice president for the coming year. Miss Frances Nugent becomes troop leader and instructor, with Miss Charlotte Thomas named treasurer. Meetings biweekly from October to June begin October 19. November 4 expects Miss Laurene Price to attend after regional camp conference in Louisville. A joint troop committee met led by Mrs. J.M. Farley with numerous local leaders present.
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Kanawha County Air Acout
aMcers
Hilgabeth Whittemore
Aaslsba
Troon
Sehwamb Memorial Church
Mina Pearle Champe
First Presbyterian Church
Frances Nugent
Louis Ville Kentucky
JM. Farley
E.W Knight
Hetcher Irwin
A A. Reid
OL Adkins
A. IL Gravely
OR. Bush
Ara
C. Buck
GO Mnarick
A. J Barnhart
J. WW Miller
J. G. Byrd
Ci Buck
F. W.puckwitter
Louis Binstock
Charles Cohen
Rosebery
D. A. Cgheenles
L. ©. Paisley
LD. Savare
CG. Adkins
Scout Troop Activities and Weekend Outing Report
A long fragment details Scout Troops 1 7 10 17 20 26 and others planning meetings hikes and weekend outings at Central Methodist Church Cedar Grove and the Raven Man rehearsal for October court of awards. It notes points for a cup based on attendance tests merit badges and courtesy with named leaders and scouts and mentions a Moscow report on pig breeding and a Rome incident leaving a policeman permanently blind.
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Mary
Alice Byrne
Margaret Nugent
Phere
Spalding
Ger
Jenna Atrel
Catherine
Naam
Martin
Catherine Steley
Anna Maria Haid
Mary Jane
Spaldine
Josephine Monetan
Miss Hooper
Valente
Scout Omer
Reven Man
Dorothy Ferrell
Biue Wings
Margaret Adams
Margaret Gravely
Pretty Bird
Violet Savage
Snotted Cigie
Melen Constantinepizles
Ruth Gravely
Josephine Misher
Mary Puller
Svelyn
Crowen
Tointa
Whale Patrol
Whale Central
Combing Won’t Rid Hair of Dandruff
An advertisement claims four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon each night dissolves and destroys dandruff completely. It promises removal by morning with a few additional applications, claiming hair becomes lustrous and soft. The copy urges buying arvon at any drug store and asserts guaranteed results.
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France
Wallace Hopper
Alan
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