Social Doings Highlight Winding Week of Local Weddings
A social week notes courtesy visits by Agnes Mee Realvey at Esther Davis’s Quarrier Street home in Birn, tea gatherings on Wha Street, and a bridge club event hosted by Charlotte Thomas. The piece lauds several late summer weddings in the state, including Bess Jones Anderson to Emerson Lanstilte in Parkersburg and Ruth Edith Warner Reyer to Leslie Marsh Lyall in Morgantown, with details on their educations and families.
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Biss
Agnes Mee Realvey
Mies
Esther Davis
Quarrier Street
Birp
Clarence Knight
Biss Trin Baipet
Wha Street
Helen Biekelvey
Esther Lovie
Agnes Ivey
Mmiss Elizabeth Pennale
Dorothy Hixsins
Katharyne Aultz
Juhia Autts
Olise Genta Bibby
Dorothy Eliiott
Jen Forest Hatfield
Berwica Collins
Parkersburg
Bess Jones Anderson
James Hubert Anderson
Tey Emerson Lanstilte
West Virginia
Lyalyerer
Murrgiaitowie
Miex Ruth Edith Warner Reyer
Lestie Marsh Lyall
W. E. Lowther
Jas Louise Bolton
Taelen Lyall
Lyall
Henry Beyer
Poulstown
Paine
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
University Health Waft
Robert B. Lyall
Wiles Sireet
Mannington Bigh School
Morgantown
University
New York
Phi Sigma Kappa
Rewnity
Dainty Dora B Young Endorses Black and White Soap
Kirkland Texas woman Dora B Young praises Black and White Soap as a practical beauty aid. She says the soap is pure delicately fragranced, cleanses well, soothes, refreshes, and leaves skin immaculate. The 25c cake and other Black and White Beauty Creations are popular and well priced.
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Dora B. Young
Kirkland
Texas
South Charleston Baptist Church Opens After Long Construction
The South Charleston First Baptist Church completes a brick three story building with limestone trim and hot air ventilated heating. It seats 650 in the auditorium and 4,290 in Sunday School, with a 605 membership and a large men’s Bible class. Dedication events run Sept 20 with speakers from Parkersburg and Chester.
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South Charleston
Baytiot
Sehoul
Majo
Hov
Erwin Hall
T. C. Johnson
Worl
Wolfman
E. L.rosa
M. WL. Byers
W. N. Mor—you
Willie Fowlkes
Bullington
L. A. Caste
J. B. Rae Fey
O. Owens
R. A. Gibson
F. A. Sullivan
H. J. Mullins
T. Phillips
PB Adama
W. W. Barickman
H. H Wints
J. J. Bidwel
Teorre Greene
L. H. Jarrett
GV. Miditt
B. Hall
Ira A. Lane
Joseph Burdette
George Zarer
J. DB. McDaniel
B. W. Sutphine
L. Buckner
Burdette
J. B Hastings
Koy Cavendish
D. M. Dorsey
J. A. Mann
Marl Campbell
Dav. LU. B. Gibson
Z. A. Smith
L. Grose
M. Dorgey
Table School Cineses
Merrh
Hev. M. G. Byam
D.D
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Via
Stora
Evans
Aginepesk
C. . Pinenbeck
D. D
Parkersburg
Sev. G. E. Bartlett
Wioxe
Etret Baptist Summer School
WANTED CURLS GETS TROUBLE IN FORT WORTH
A sobbing 17 year old girl was carried to the district attorney office by a sheriff officer followed by her mother and younger brother. The girl says her mother whipped her to obtain a permanent hair treatment while the mother denies the motive. The case was sent to the county grand jury for investigation. The mother says she loves her children and whipped to raise them properly. The brother aided the mother in restraining the girl. The report notes community humiliation and the incident reached federal attention in Washington.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Sue Hee
Halehbors
Jeounty Grand Jury
Beraune
Club Prepares Fall Activities for Community Groups
Local chapters hold initial meetings to plan winter work. Charleston Chapter No 161 United Daughters of the Confederacy meets Monday at 3 p.m. at the YWCA to discuss plans. The Kanawha club hosts a pep rally and prepares for a Come to Ten event in Charleston. Women’s events include luncheon and bridge at the Rose Hinom with 36 members attending.
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Charleston
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Kanawha Netel Wi
Duddridge Hall
Kanawha Hotel
Rose Hinom
Kuffner Hotel
Dorothy Weimer
Smatler
Fragmented Text on Fashion Items and Dyes
The passage discusses various fashion goods and materials including dyes for wool or silk, color matching, and a range of items such as stockings, ribbons, and sweaters. It resembles a shopping or catalog note with unclear garbled wording and several product mentions.
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Cain
Soviet Setstle Arctic Island Claim in Nova Zembla
The Soviet Union establishes a settlement on Nova Zembla after securing dominion south of the Black Sea coast area, erecting houses and supplying food, medicine, and a sea library. Expedition ships Houpava TM and Murmansk map the region with Prof. Matuswa leading topographic work and expect a detailed inventory before winter.
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Tos
Nove Zempia
Uleak
Ramet
Kakimes
White Sea
Amar Wriga
Nava Zemblang
Murmansk
Nova Zemble
Hrograhiea
Matuswamen
Noreh
Reese
Olden Cathedral construction advances at Cincinnati venue
Builders in Cincinnati's music hall rapidly transform into a medieval basilica to stage a three week production of Thy Miracle. Massive columns, old‑style lighting, and a grand organ recreate a 12th century sacred space as reservations surge. The project aims for a flawless recreation with no remnants of modern audial equipment visible.
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Cincinnati Music Hall
Max Keinhardta
America
Isles
Seating Shortage Heralds Heavy Demand at Engagement
Report notes roughly 160000 seats available within 150 miles of Cincinnati Hanover but finds no suitable seats for the planned performances. Audience demand remains high as venues struggle to accommodate attendees.
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Chcinnach
Honaver
Erbeinn Tly
Weather Outlook for Washington Region and Ohio Valley
The forecast calls for a week of showers starting early in the period with a cooler morning. Temperatures are expected to be mild, with the Ohio Valley and nearby lakes region experiencing unsettled conditions into the latter half of the week.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
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