W C T U Speaker to Address Community on Morals
Grace Leigh Scott, lecturer for the National WCTU, will speak at Schwan Memorial on Sunday at 2:20 PM about social problems, moral reform, and improving youth education and health. She advocates heart-to-heart talks in schools to counter double standards and promote white-life ideals through public health and home instruction.
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Grace Leigh Scott
Schwamb Church
Schwanb Memorial
W.I. TU
America
Misa Scott
Mise Scott
St Albans News Highlights Local Moves and Hospital Happenings
Local notes show Raleigh Ferrell visiting from Huathinson and T A Lewis moving a family to Nitro. Miss Sylvia Holier and I T Head are in a Charleston hospital. Several residents attended the West Virginia Synodical session in Charleston. Mrs J A Heim plans to return home, while Mrs Burchett was elected treasurer of the Synodical. Frances Weimer visited Charleston, and Miss Virginia Burgette is convalescing at home after illness. Dr Drewerk and Mrs Skinner were in Charleston for a Mott/A M C A breakfast. Rotary luncheon guests included Rotarian Wright, Ayres of Logan, and Boelaterne of New York. Balloon gas tragedy in London cited. Canada ads noted as economic indicator.
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I. T. Head
Sylvia Holier
Charleston
Nancy McKeny
Charles Wells
Howard Thomas
West Virginia
Drewerk Ghittlepase
West Point
Mary Smith
Harold Grack
Huntington
W. Va
BR. Skinner
Kanawha Hotel
John RH Mott
M.C
Mott
United States
M. C
John Es
New York
Elonial Hotel
Colonial Hotel
Wright
Mr. Ayres
Logan
A. Boelaterne
Screen Impressions of Current Attractions
Fragmentary note describes a scene with a girl and a banker facing punishment, framed as comedy and news within a Virginians program. The readable text hints at satire or dramatic sketching of social roles and outcomes, implying a television or stage segment.
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Tom
The Capitol Shows Great Travel Film at the Capitol
The Capitol Theatre presents a travel spectacle featuring a high speed express with a madman on top, a collapsing bridge scene, tender romance between Mullan Mediezer and Olive Berden, plus wholesome comedy. J. Mullan wrote the piece, with a new reel and a comedy to close.
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Rencehof
Sneymers Street
Capitol Theatre
Thetherland Limited
Phen
Mullan Mediezer
Olive Berden
Pathes
Damex J. Mullan
Lesert
Charleston Vaudeville Review Flops Amid High Hopes
A chaotic Charleston review notes mixed acts on stage where Louise Allen tries to provoke laughter but audience reactions falter. Flo, Ted, Waldman and a harmonica duo draw uneven applause while Edith Mae performs the hush glass routine. The main feature, The Signal Tower, stars Virginia Yale with Beery and Wallace Beery in a Krazy Kat cartoon closing the show.
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Charleston
Kiapese
Louise Allen
Flo
Old Wing
Ins
Ted
AL Waldman
House of Storm
Lax
Soup Sons
Grand Cafe
Edith Mac Can
Edith Aie
Edith Mae
Fraley
Fulham
Wil Rogers
Tae Signal Tower
Vallrosa
Virginia Yalii
KUS
Miss Wallt
Roki Lite Allewrs
Wallace Beery
Meighan Stars In Virginian Film The Man Who Found Treas
Tobias Melehan stars in a Virginian tale where Tom faces misfortune after a banking loan and a spiraling scheme. Amid romance and crime, he sacrifices for others, discovers the true cost, and works to expose a crooked banker before a late wedding. The finale resolves with reconciliation and a happy ending.
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Tobias Melehan
Virginien
Jadin
Booth Tarkington
Virginia Wallis
Meishun
Tom
Lon Murray
Buninena
Denk
Bing Sing
Wall Street
Twill Apt
Lon Morris
Hany
Finnh
Morris
Black Cyclone Proves Hit with Rex Horses at Rialto
The Black Cyclone shows at Rialto this week to high praise. Rex, his horses, and Fred Jackman deliver a dramatic, cinematic experience praised for photography and action. The film centers on horse characters and a tender human subplot, earning strong audience approval.
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Rex
The
Ark
Net
Social Season At Greenbrier Brings Many Guests
Mrs Carter Leids hosted as Fitz Widener turned her nether at the Greenbrier with guests from Philadelphia New York and Chicago including Mrs Augustus Fy Kountze and Mrs Jonas Walsh. Luncheon at the Casino and tea and dinners followed with numerous invitations extended to local and visiting residents during a busy social week.
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Carter Leids
Fitz Widener
Joseph E. Widner
Greenbrier
Missy Nocks
Theadelphia
Ars. Widener
Casino
Augustus Fy
Kountze
Jonas Walsh
Mutun
Holden
Philadelphia
Julian Vv. Nayes
New York
FE Burke
I. P. Munds
James Cabot
Philpressler
Clive Cochran
New Castle
Donel Sthueffer
Seattain
Evangton, Ill
James Foster Jn
W. Hy Brett
Well
Geyeland
G. Be Wheeler
Glark
Chierga
Reginald D. Berman
Wiliam
Lewis
J. Berfnet
Mlevehind
Ind
Callaghan
Ternel We
Bernet
Thornton Lewis
Garret R. Wall
Aurusrug F
James
Angus McDonald
Mundir
Frank Botts
J. C. Bidl
Herbert Wilaai
Johnston
Barnhart
Ida Dowling
Buck
W. H. Allaire
Jonn B. Cady
Duncan McLaren
Tudo Grill
Herbert BR. Wilson
Strangled by sheet reported in St Paul death note
The report states Mrs. Margaret Proctor in St Paul tied a corner of a sheet to the bed stead and strangled herself in bed amid prior severe accidents. Separately a note mentions the new Aft service between Paris and Innshradh being discontinued as the Swiss government cancelled the Meens.
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ST. Paul, Binn
Margaret Proctor
Aft
Paris
Innshradh
Williamson Man Randolph Bias Heads State Bar Meeting
Randolph Bias of Williamson was elected president of the West Virginia State Bar at its forty first annual meeting in Parkersburg. W. H. Wolfe was chosen vice president for the district, and Mason Ambler of Parkersburg reelected to the executive committee. Austin Wall and J. A. Kreps named secretary and treasurer. Numerous officials and attendees from Martinsburg Charleston Wheeling Fairmont and other cities listed.
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Parkersburg
Coleman of
Charleston
Howard
E Rexy
N Randolphias
Williamson
West Wirwinks Siale Bar Association
Jay
Genersim
W. H. Wolfe
Mason Ambler
Alya
Menvier
W. C. Kilmer
Martinsburg
Harry F. Smith
Clarksburg
Friend
Bivefield
Thomas Coleman
Austin
Wheeling
J. A. Kreps
Woutin
Darars Sheridan
Rok
Bills
City
T. J. Dav Barrisville
Lewia
Hy Millak
Papress
Mager Henré Wathershurt
Nelson Hubbard
W. C. Kilner
Siapeieetunes
Harry
Bryer
Murlinsbury
James B. Riley
Wheel Its
H. Worton
Webster Gor
Ruey
Ty Bee
James
Wu Marrshir
Matheny
Parkers Bars
Chitence
Mastin
Dartineburyg
AM. Willis
New Martinsville
TH. Jefffords
Harpeshames
Vandervayrt
Gerkersberg
John O Unit
Wheelin
Smith
Elisabeth
Robert A. Kelly
George I. Chaser
Rane Diulah Blas
Lynch
Dar ‘ Nan
Middlebourne
Uliwh Ttares
Keston
Henry Simms
Huntington
W. Osden
Fairmont
Thomas C. H. Curd
iWelch
Winn Brannon
Weston
Kebbert L. Bland
John Tt
Achens Wheeling
Betty M. Sheridan
Delphing Ten Robinson
Gratton
Hammond Ser
Berkeley Springs
Mayon
Ambien
the Spilman
Urinston
Harvey FP
Smith, Clarks
Wiliam
Bruce
Warkersh
Tran BR
Boyle
Turkersburg
J.T. Wmewod
Furkersburmith I
Tore Parkersburg
J. F. Welch
Homer B. Woods
Faver M. Molntire Parkersburg
Horeman
Tewis A. Johnson
Claris Kong
F.C. Fisher
ArSpurey Kemble
Whit Balrmont
Wells Goody Boones
Wilamson
Virginia Burdick crowned queen at international exhibition
Tulsa and Orlando report Virginia Burdick of Bradford, Py Princess Fonnsylvania selected as Queen Betroda at the International exhibition. She succeeds Miss Marcella Frees of Wintlald, Rud.
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Tulsa
Orl
Wensaunas
Virginia Burdick
Bradford
Spot Lighting the Breast Pocket Handkerchief Fashion
The article discusses handkerchief and scarf combinations for men, emphasizing color coordination with suits. It cites examples like brown suits with green scarves and cautions against overly bright contrasts. It notes three main handkerchief styles, fabrics, and the need for tasteful blending for a polished turnout.
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Hyon
Cisyrigar
I O O F Meet West Virginia Grand Lodge Opens
More than a thousand visitors are expected at the sixtieth annual session of the Grand Lodge of West Virginia Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the thirty ninth annual state assembly in Hebbville next week. Judge W H Craylen of Ripley is due to arrive to assist in preliminaries while A T Wilkinson, grand secretary, will arrive Sunday. Grand officers will confer Monday night to begin convention work.
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Fairaiont
Get
Grand Jadge
West Virginia
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Hebtkaks
Ineal Indge
W. HW. CrBylen
Ripley
Virginia
Nitro News and Local Visitors Report
Austin Withrow visits on business while Dunbar and Red House residents attract attention. Ambler of Snytheen Supply calls Red House on company business. The Rogeberry child is seriously ill at Nitro. Seil of South Charleston shops in Nitro. Miss Lice Jones remarks on Point Divasant trends. The Shaler and Salvador households host dinner. Ariges departs on Asheville and Tennessee trips. Goopar departs for a winter visit to Florida. St Albans resident Mr Freeman visits, and a local fair trip is noted. A New York cost figure relates to a $80,000 to $100,000 snow chain.
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F. Ambler
Snytheen Supply Campany
Red House
Walter Rogeberry
Nitro
E. A. Seil
South Charleston
Lice Jones
Twenty-fourth Street
Point Divasant
D.C. Shaler
Hun Mario Shafter
F. N. Salvador
Mo P.M. Ariges
Asheville
N.C. Canton
N. C. Neitts
Tennessee
Virginia
Carl Goopar
Florida
J. C. Freeman
St. Albans
Blondy
Anit
Picketing case at New England mine heads to decision
Judge Meredith prepared to rule next Tuesday on fifty charges against men and women accused of violating an injunction at the Consolidation Coal New England mine. Several defendants released, two countersued, while others faced arrest for attempting to picket. Mayor Harry Bennett and Mrs. Garfield Watkins among those detained earlier, with further testimony and arguments heard.
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Associated Press
Cvice
New Jengland
Consolidation Coal Company
Meredith
Attoreney Tosca Norris
The
India Today
Harry Bennett
Monongah
Garfield Watkins
Afty
Juage
Cfts
Major Bennett
Marty E.kins
Mononsah
Bennett
Milyton Wiltons
Mayellon
Tusca Morris
Osmeng Swarts
Blaritts
Mudge Meredith
Minnie Sautared
Teather
Everson
Garnell Watkins
Car Shortage Hits Coal Fields in Monongah Division
Oct 8 report cites a two year low car shortage on the Monongah division of the Baltimore and Ohio in northern West Virginia. Mines operated with limited cars, reducing coal output. officials foresee no similar shortage tomorrow. 210 non union miners in 1234 counties loaded 1,670 cars. union mines in the game district loaded 208 cars. Local figures note improve needed if cars available.
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Patrmony
Baltimore and Ohio
West
Game District
Mathewson's Body Taken to Old Home for Final Rest
The body of Christy Mathewson was transported from Baranne Lake to Lewinburg Pa for burial Saturday at the home of his wife's mother Mrs. Frank Stoughton. The widow declined a military escort and asked for no ceremony, noting that many Legion members are fighting in the same war. The funeral details reflect a private, quiet farewell with family present.
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Baranac Lake
Christy Mathewson
Idol
Othey Days
Hla
Lewinburg
Traveling salesman killed in embankment crash near Ashland
H Care Pollipp a 50 year old traveling salesman was killed when his car skidded off a 25 foot embankment fourteen miles west of Portsmouth Ohio. body to be taken to Vanceburg Kentucky for burial. Widow and a daughter survive.
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Ashland
H. Care Pollipp
Portumouth
Miya
Wily
Vancevurg
Verdal
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Wotce
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