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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
4
The week features a De Molay costume dance at the Scottish Rite cathedral with Angelus orchestra. Many clubs plan Wednesday bridge events at multiple venues, with reservations heavy and several members listed among participants. A card of thanks notes condolences for a husband and father.
The column lists numerous social visits and gatherings in Tunelitgtan including receptions hosted by Mrs. Norvell and Mrs. Martin, dinners by Myrtle Betts, and entertainment at hoy Home on Puella Street. It notes attendees from Charleston, Huntington, and Wheeling, plus upcoming events such as bridge, church circle meetings, and a wedding at the First Presbyterian church.
A published home remedy claims four drops of plain Squidervuns applied to a clean scalp will dissolve dandruff quickly. The instruction suggests massaging in gently and notes that after use the scalp becomes less oily and the hair feels better. It advertises Vinuitaryon as a product available at drug stores.
A garbled report notes Br. Robert W. Tufora attending the annual meeting of the American College of Surgeons in Philadelphia. It mentions Mr. Harsh Swisher on a business trip to Spencer and a visit by A. Russell of Belmont to Mr. Tawrente. Other fragments allude to Mrs Weathering Steen visiting locals and Betty Thomason, with unclear dates or places.
The notice lists returning students for the furbhal game weekend and notes retirements of Mrs. Marshall Ver Stees from Wheeling after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Larch Gt. of Worndsdaly. It mentions multiple families visiting and motor trips involving Miss Evelyn O Keefe and Mrs. Rey Meana among others for a four week visit.
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