Charleston society notes highlight weddings and events
The notice details Ruth Black and Robert Kneebone s October wedding reception at 170 Virginia Street Charleston WV. It mentions recent local weddings and engagements, hostess parties, bridge luncheons, and guests from Huntington Charleston and out of town, with social schedules across the week.
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Charleston
Valentine Lorentz Black
Ruth
Robert Williams
Virginia Street
Charleston-on-Kanawha
West Virginia
Witness
Ruth Black
Robert Kneebone
B.D. Newell
Martha Warwick
Broad Street
Miss Bleck
Misa Huth Carver
Mra. Posenberry
Susan Porter
Misa Agnes Noyes
Pauline Stuchlin
Albert Williams
J. A. Flord
Mary Gravett
A. W. Flowney
James Anderson
Sarah Rather Mathews
Mary and Jean Rowan
Mary Martin
Elizabeth Quarrier
Hubert Hartman
W. HB. Kuykendall
Elizabeth Estill
John Xorveil
Gladys Moore
Mildred Black
Albert Swearingen
Robert Ruffner
Community Notes From Charleston and Nearby Towns
Local notices recount movements of residents and visitors across Charleston, Huntington, Wheeling, and surrounding areas. Alumni from the University of Kentucky, business travelers, and families are mentioned, along with pool and gym schedules in Charleston and tributes to recent recoveries.
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Nach
Coleman
Charleston
Nesh
Huntington
Maynard
Jis
Personal Intelligence notes from Charleston area visits
Mrs Charles Mandt of ikhart Indiana and Mr and Mrs N C Smith host relatives in Nancy street. Buckley visitors Mr and Mrs Georga Hudson, with many others seen in Charleston and Beckley area. numerous travels, greetings, and campus ties noted.
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Ikhart, Ind
N.C. Smith
Nancy Street
Georga Hudson
Buckley
John Hock
Floyatock
Foint Measant
Charleston
Alisha Elman Purchases Stradtgaring in Farts
Alisha Elman, an American siemist, paid fifty thousand dollars for a Stradtgaring in Farts. The gloum, touted as one of the world’s best, was manufactured in the year 4717.
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Alisha’ Elman
Seek Prosecution Of Wife Deserters In Kanawha County
Kanawha county mothers pension fund exhausted with 16000 dollars used up as it allowed deserted wives to claim benefits. Court appeals to Prosecuting Attorney Frank C. Burdetta to vigorously prosecute husbands who desert their families to curb the practice and place penalties on the abandoning spouse.
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Kanawha County
Kanawha
Frank C. Burdetta
Water shortage no danger here in Kanawha County
Anawha county agricultural department says water flow over Kanawha Falls remains steady and trees are not dying. Beech suffer due to shallow roots while other species reach deeper moisture. Pasture drying hurts farmers though late corn crop is largely lost. Also notes Elizabeth Davidson at Charleston General Hospital and Edward Howe rescuing a boy in Chicago Lake Michigan. Cost of food, especially vegetables, rising in France.
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Anawha
Kanawha Falls
County Agricultural Department
Elite Guests Dine With Tafts at Greenbrier in Sept Dinner
White Sulphur Springs Sept 70 Me and Mrs Henry Waters Taft of New York hosted a large dinner at the Greenbrier Doctor Grill for Mr and Mrs William Howard Taft II. Attendees included Justice and Mrs Novins, Count and Countess Dru, Alexander Dru and many New York society figures. The gathering followed by a luncheon and bridge at the Cas ing with Mrs Hernan hosting for Mrs Taft and others.
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White
Henry Waters Taft
New York
Doctor Grill
Greenbrier
William Howard Taft
Justice
Novinsa
Dike
Tru
Alexander Dru
Waltar II
W. Bourne
Thomas 7
Thomas BH. Paine
Talbot Speer
James Hulse Steinman
Clive Runnels
Sherwood
Bankhead Banks
Douglas Gay Palne
Martina Burka
Mary Burke
Gene Fayns
Edith Rutherford
Olive Kahin
H. Stokes Lott
Count
Countess Dru
Dustie
Henry W. Taft
W. H. West
Honored Palmer
Is Wills
Henry ‘Gurneaus
Hernan
Henry W
Conclusive Mars Life Evidence Promised By Trinity Scholar
G C Hamilton of Trinity College declares forthcoming proofs to the International Astronomical Union that Mars once held seas and now is a desert shaped by wind erosion. He describes canals as vegetation lined conduits used for travel and commerce, challenging common watercourse views. Coal prices in Great Britain have been falling.
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Mars
Hays
Cambridge
AN Cambridg
Eng
G. C. Familtan
Trinity College
International Astronomical Union
Hamilton
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