Committees Named At Civics Division Session Rally Day Planned
Local West Charleston civic group formed standing committees led by Mrs A D Harmon with efforts to start a tourist camp in Charleston. The Emmanuel church tall day program outlined morning services, music, a sermon, and a choir rehearsal. Community notices include a bridal shower for Mrs James Shumaker, travels to New York for schooling, and local residents with health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Charleston
Capitol Nnzt
Elvies Department of the
West Bite Woman's Club
A. E. Harmon
Colusamole Avenue
Charneston
A. D. Barmon
Byron Kham
Huntington
Clifford Myers
E.G. Jarrett
F. Boyer
Wmrx. O
Mra T
Zeld
Mroois
Messner
Ways and Jeans
McClure
Dames Hi ‘Tiley
John F. Cablish
C. H. Spencer
Jarrett
A. MiMter
Cliford Myer
Prank Ulferman
A. E Harmon
Byron Hees
A. 0. Lee
James H. Turley
Jesse Staley
Emmanuel Thupliat
A. Mo
Ciss
Chargis
W. S. Carver
H. Guthrie
Echool
L. H. Airlispie
Quartecte
D. MM. “Burford
James Shumaker
Central Avenue
The Day in Washington World Series Delay and Policy Declarations
Rain postponed the world series game while President Coolidee withheld action on the shipping board row. The department of agriculture reported improvement in green crops and Mrs. Margaret Rees Lansdowne testified about her husband’s objections to Shenan downright. The drafting of 23 minor league stars by the majors was announced and funding arrangements were completed for the Czecho Siquaklan debt. Postmaster general invited standard air mail route bias and Secretary Wilbur congratulated the Incantian arctic expedition. Opponents of the Nickel Plate merger examined witnesses before the interstate commerce commission. The war department confined Colonel Mitchell’s activities to Washing ton and would not permit speaking in Baltimore. A respirator indicated oxygen consumption in a patient Ischeline and a New York hospital for determining necessary ic.
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Coolidee
Shipping Board
Department of Agriculture
Margaret Rees Lansdowne
Naval Court
Wilbur
Interstate Commerce Commisslon
War Department
Mitehell
Washingtom
Baltimore
Dear Dorothy Dix Style Advice on Ambition and Love
Dorothy Dix answers readers on ideal partners and personal drive. A detailed piece discusses what makes a spouse desirable, the role of talent, independence, and practicality, plus two letters from readers about marriage and career. It emphasizes self-improvement, patience, and work before fame, and offers guidance to a young man seeking education and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Boy
America
Coperleht
Fubile Ledger
Visitors Fill Charleston Hotels Amid Parkersburg Man's Return
Harvey Marsh of Parkersburg, invited to a state commission post, returns home as Rackley residents visit Charleston for shopping. The city hosts a parade of guests registering at Holley Ruffner Kanawha and other hotels, with numerous travelers from Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati and beyond listed among the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Marsh
Parkersbure
Rinte
Kanawha
Rackley
Charleston
F. Kirby
E. Bodson
L. N. Cook
Ruffner
Underhill Returns Home After Auto Accident Journey
Underhill treasurer of the Sothern West Virginia Automobely club returns home after a car crash while traveling through Onto with friends. He sustained facial injuries including a laceration and eye discolouration, was unconscious for four hours, and the car was severely damaged. He is reported to be recovering rapidly and was out yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underhill
Sothern
West Virginia Automobely Club
Onto
Industrial Union Incorporation Held Up by Charter Delay
A plan to form a new industrial union stalled after a charter application via Secretary of State George Sharpe was delayed by royal letters. Comment grows on secrecy around the proposed organization with Clarence Griffith named as an organizer. Arrangers missed explicit statement of aims, causing temporary charter rejection.
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Orgenine
Crorge Sharpe
Clarence Griffth
Distelet 17
Afa
Woukers
Thoraday
Florida officials weigh curbing fraudulent deals at luncheon
A Florida group of trade press and commerce representatives met at the Waldorf Astoria to explore methods to curb fraudulent misrepresentations about Florida land and securities. Hermon A. Dann proposed a Florida based bureau or a volunteer Florida chamber to source first hand facts. T. Coleman DuPont urged leveraging lawyers to set national examples of contract fraud. Governor Martin rebutted attacks on Florida and highlighted its growing advantages over other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Representa‘ves
Florida
Rade
Newspapers and
Commerce
Tod
Waldorf Astoria
Lanter
Coy
John W. Martin
Hermen A. Dann
Florida Development Board
Tnreau
Florida Suite Chamber of Commerce
T. Coleman DuPont
Biorida
Northern
Martin
Onorida
Commonwealth
California
York
United States
Real estate transfers listed for Kanawha county parcels
County records show multiple real estate transfers in Kanawha, noting parcels along Cabin Creek and Cabin Creek main waters. Transfers include Spaulding, Drimmond, Creasey, Dressler, Hensley, Ritinden, Spaulding, Scott, Nesra, Shilling, Slack, Cox, Poore and firms with sizes ranging 22 by 40 to 24 by 300 feet, with nominal or $1 considerations and conditions that property revert if not used for county needs. The Wet Branch Coal Company block notes a 10 by 5.8 foot section with no monetary consideration, designated for county use or revert.
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Coker Dea
Omlee Seviduiy
S.M. Spaulding
Wanawha County
Cabin Creek
Malinda Dressler
Ranawhe
F County
Cabin Cree
Sar Hensley
Kanawha County
Luo Teot
Calin Creek
W. M. Rittinwer
Tannewha
Ciba Creel
A.J. Spaulding
Wite
Asi Scott
Talurence
Nesra
Cabin Creck
W. IL Shilling
Kina
Slack
Wanawahae
E. C. Cox
Ronda Poore
A. W
Cubin Creek
Wet Branch Coal Company
Hanawha County
Gailin Creek
W. M. Lotte
Kenaina
Real estate transfers listed for various properties in Charleston and surrounding areas
The document records fragmented deed transfers and considerations for multiple individuals and properties. Notable items include Howard and wife to C. Te Aueheil at Institute with 125 feet. Omden et al to Keleher lot No.4 Fitchernla addition. Lt Johnstone to Fyrm Clay ton on Third Avenue West Charleston. Estella Garrett to C. W. Mendgpys city lots 9 and 2 in Dunhar. Young and wife to We 2. Crouser blue 2 of Chilton addition. Walter M. Sanders to Orvill Dodedll Martin Addition Glenwood. John Pelzets to C. Me Pence Pelrett addition. M Shaffer to J Shamblin two acres at Lick Branch Loudun district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabin Areel
Howard
C. TE Aueheil
Institute
Omden
Keleher
Charleston
Johnstone
Third’ Avenue
West Charleston
Estella Garrett
C. W
Dunhar
Young and Wife
Crouser
Chilton
Mieview
Walter M. Sanders
Orvill Dodedll
Martin
Glenwood
T John Pelzets
Wify
C. Me
Pelrett
Manel
M. Shaffer
J. Shamblin
Lick Branch
Loudun
St Albans News Society Visitors and Local Notes
Mr F C Coleard and daughter Agnes returned from Mont Goal after a week’s visit. Dorothy Grogan suffers wood fever at home near High Lawn. WLOC education board fair actions noted by members. Kanawha county organization and Mrs Guy Cotrell and others returned from Woleh for Niragd Chapter events. Miss Virgle McCormick visited sister Mrs H K Childress in Raymind City. East orn Blar held meeting with matron Mrs C L Qualter reporting from grand chapter. Mrs Georgie Teed mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Coleard
Agnes
Mont Goal
Dorothy Grogan
High Lawn
TM Mohler
W. C. Ww
WLOC
UL Ore
Kanawha County
Guy Cotrell
Mize Trang Nurnberger
J. Coulter
Woleh
We Wa
Niragd
Order of Wagtern Tar
Virgle McCormick
Raymind
H. K. Childress
Eastorn
L. Qualter
Georgie Teed
Charleston hospital report and social notes from Friday
The Charleston scene included hospital mention and social visits with Reba and Margaret Mc Nealy, Mattis Hicks, Charles Gullard, and Boyes Coffman attending the Kearse theatre Friday eve. Guests at the Colonial hotel included Mr. and Mrs. WW McKinshle, Mr. and Mrs. I l Ferndon of New York, Mr. W T Burgeson of Beckley, and Mr. W Vinod with Mrs. Jack Pletcher of Louisa Kentucky. Dr OM Hughes of Rt Mark's Botscoynl church visited the city. One hundred thousand Karakal skins awaited buyers in Latvia late last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Hospital
J. T
Diieses Reba
Margaret McNealy
Mattis Hicks
Charles Gullard
Boyes Coffman
Kearse Theatre
WW. R. McKinshle
Colonial Hotel
Chemical City
Charleston
A. R. Dock
New York
Colentit Hotel
Docky
James W. Welmer
Ruttner Hotel
Mary Moore
Margaret
Jane Welmer
Hong
Seventh Avenue
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Civics
Department of West Charleston Woman's Club
Vetorna
John Good
Hearie Street
Kierning
Cincinnati
Irene Humphreys Good
Cincinnati College of Music
Miesood
Charleston High School
Business College
Tra Simms
M. J. Simms, Jr
Renool
Celvary Repttal Church
Mire
M. T. Kennison
Detroit
W.W. Cavender
Meredith Simmit
Salanthe Boulevard
W.S. White
Indianapolis
Mr. White
Airs
W. A. Robinson
Herme
Columbus Conley
Phyllis
Ella
Washington
D. H. Crawford
Ana Egy
Senday
Dorothy Dix
Mary
Dorothy
Dix
Edith Whare
Fanitie
Julia Marlowe
Mary Pickford
Journey
Barrie
Gladstone
Binell
Als
Dorothy Din. Oe
Miss Dix
Buyshe Ava
Jin
Charles KE. Wlechman
F. Smith
C. E. Tolson
Balticore
K. G. Armstrong
Slehel
Kansas City
H. H. Bred
W. Morris Johnson
St. Lovie
F.C. Wellman
Gould Wits
Familly
M. J. Stearns
Cleveland
Ficurge Wlochot
Alfred
Markus
Harrison
James BR. Furley
Marlboro
Mass
C. H. Trippett
Concord
S. Taggart
M.D. Davenport
Big Stank Gap
George Hon
Winchester
Harry L. Snyder
Shepherdstown
C. Higgins
Mount Martin
Ni Dreyfuss
Buffalo
Doris Caffee
Beckley
E.G. Crane
Clarknburg
WalDenter
Pittsburgh
BO. Goodno
St. Marya
Edna Weeks McClung
Richwood
Ardoth Mitchell
Zola Trail
Winton
Edith Phipps
Scarbro
Mary Archer Courtney
Tom
Gilbert Einrage
Swift
G. Stow
A. E. Wulfman
H. V. Billing
A. Arnold
Clay
E. &. Ersking and Son
Widen
W. Va
Henry W. Carter
F. W. Curtis
Toledo
John Hastings
Clarksburg
Ww. Murphy
L. G. Weinsten
T. J. Wiesel
C. A. Browning
Omar
W. C O
Elizabeth Helcomb
Sattan
George St. Dinkel
Edward van Lee
Harry Wankels
J. A. Tenney
J.P. McDowigan
Seth
Henry J. Burnce
McWhorter
Lewisburg
Wiliam L. Cox
Montionery
Paul James
Statesville
Swihart
Columbus
Samuel G. Shearer
N. Y
H. C. Thornton
Philadelphia
Delpta Jar-rett
Mra
John Batley
Colcord
W. Way
Ll. J. Elvin
Kaas Jonp Hastings
E.W. Fildd
Prabkford
Gwinn
la Tis Smith
Germon
Clarendyn
FF. I Davis
Athens
Industrial Union IS Incorporated
Washington Street
The
Howard C. Smith Detective Bureau
Blood Hound Service
Hsiad
Atc
Bawleshn Ling
Charleston Merchant Police and Collecting Association
Noward
Srith
Mar
Clydge
ST. Albans News
Logan, W. Va
Capitol
Callahan’s
Optosistrista
Opticians
Capitol Street
Tyre
Higa
Latvia
Amst
School of Modern Methods
M. M. Parker
W. Ll. Nfott
Capitol and
Staten Streets
West Va
Central Ave
Ralph Bennington
Miz
After Paint & Glass CO
Hale Street
Drissen
Beamash
Creag
Commie
Todas
Miley
Ideal Furniture CO
Kanawha Street
G. A. Thompson
Charleston Street
S. Spencer ‘Moore Co
Capitol St
Zoe
Charleston Building & Loan Assn
Hickel’s
Virginia St
Delaware Ava
Hickel's Drug
E. H. Amick
Quarrier & Hale
Lamb & Company
Bank. OF Commerce
Kanawha State
Par
Mediate
Fair Grounds
Watts Street
Charleston Dunbar
J. Cook
J. F. Youse
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