Auto Club backs hospital site for tourist camp in Charleston
The Charleston Real Estate board urged the city to use the old General hospital grounds on Piedmont road as a tourist camp site. Mayor Wertz supported the hilltop location noting available water sewer gas and lighting and easy conversion. L F Shannon said Rotary and mayor agreed on need and proximity to business district.
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Charleston
Charleston Automobile Pb
Mayer Werts
Charleston Real Estate Board
L. F. Shannon
Rotary Club
D. Gates
Wertz
Gates
Piedmont Road
Shannon Waid
Wheeling
Knights of Golden Eagle Elect Officers at Huntington
Huntington September 10 election of officers highlighted the Grand Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle and Grand Temple Ladies of the Golden Eagle. Parkersburg chosen as next year’s meeting site with many officers named from Huntington Glenwood Kenova Fairmont Wheeling Bridgeport Ohio and Sountington in attendance.
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Grand Cestie
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Grand Temple
Ladies of the Golden Kagis
Parkersburg
Grand Castle
Wmn. Gibson
Huntion
W. WR. White
Glenwood
W. A. Ratelitte
Worth
A P. @badwick
Kenova
E. S. Chandler
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Clay
Huntton
Rand
Eda Kyle
Grand Reep
Exchequer
L. J. Rigg
Comlie
Grand First
George M. Ash
Hivenville
Grand Sea
The
Mate Jenkins
N. J. Broune
Live Bra
Rose Fuller
Ton
McMechen
Trade Board Will Boost State Coal
The Charleston chamber of commerce will aid dissemination of information on smokeless coal benefits and superior advantages of smokeless fuel. About 300 booklets from the Smokefest Fuel Company will be distributed to trade organizations across New England states, stated Managing Director F Puffer.
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Chamber of Commerce
Charleston
Merce
New England States
F P. Puffer
Bmokefest Fuel Company
Jus
Rockefeller Jr Tops National Tax Payers List
John D. Rockefeller Jr. paid the highest individual tax for last year with an income tag of 46 277 689. Collins a large coal operator will distribute a big share in the new territory as part of a campaign to push West Virginia coal into homes in New England. New coal freight rates take effect next month after action by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Local coal operators in smokeless coalfields prepare to enter the new markets in force.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Tus. Collins
West Virginia
New England
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Services set for Maggie Rucker slain in Charleston
Panerat services for Maggie Rucker 30 of Dryden street will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at her brother J L Tomes 615 Dryden street Interment in Spring Hill cemetery Her father a Charleston resident survives Police seek a negro known as Geeeh alleged to have slain her by slashing her throat in her residence on Monday night he fled by car and is thought to be hiding in the city vicinity
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Maggie Rucker
Bil Dryden Street
J. L. Tomes
Dryden Street
Charleston
Spring Hill Cemetery
E “Geeeh
Municipal Band Concert Tonight on Capitol Grounds
The Charleston municipal band will perform tonight on the old Capitol grounds directed by L. J. Urwin. The program includes The Charleston March, Overture The Snow Queen, Salute selection Bohemian Girl, Dublin Bay, popular melodies At the End of the Road, If You Know Suale, and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Capitol
L. J. Urwin
the Charleston
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Ralfe
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Tampa
Kalman
Hanley
Suale
de Sylva
Realty Firm Buys Piedmont Road Building Site
The Poteet and Woodroe Realty Firm announces purchase of a 150 by 309 foot tract on Piedmont road east of Morris street, George H Porter lot, from Henry Abbott. They plan 12 five room bungalows facing a new street to be opened. Homes priced from 5000 to 6000. street paved and surroundings enhanced. The firm has built in Dunbar and now moves to this extended city building campaign.
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Piedmont Road
Morris Street
George H. Porter
Henry Abbott
Fledmont Road
Lota
Hauges
Poteet
Woodree
Dunbar
Epworth League Plans For Next Month At South Charleston
The Epworth League cabinet of the First M and church met in the parsonage to map the coming month. Attendees included Mrs R P Jarrell, president, Miss Gina Price, Milas Marlon Smallgood, Missy Hilda Baker, Baull O'Delt, William Price, Blanche Clay of Beckley. Mr and Mrs George Schlossstein, back from Atlantic City, are due home soon. Miss Hazel Childers and brother S I Childers just returned from Columbus Ohio. WA Bagga recovers from appendicitis. Evelyn Lazenby and Miss Virginia Ault will teach in Marlinton High School this term.
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Epworth League
R. P. Jarrell
Gina Price
Milas Marlon Smallgood
Missy Hilda Baker
Baull O'Delt
William Price
Blanche Clay
Beckley
Mirs
A. DB. Clay
Blanche
R. GC. Jarrell
George Schlossstein
Atlantic City
Hazel
Childera
Childers
Columbus
Bagga
Dunn Hospital
Evelyn Lazenby
Vir
Kinda Ault
Marlinton
Marlinton High School
Nurses to Convene Kanawha Valley Meeting
The Kanawha Valley Nurses will hold their regular monthly meeting Saturday at 3 PM at the Parish House on Broad Street. All nurses are urged to attend.
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Kanawha Valley Nursea
Broad Street
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