Lydia Robson wins 8 0 over Glenwood in West Side league
Lydia Robson, second-division Lydia Tebson team, defeated Glenwood 8 to 0 at Virginia Street, Steele struck out 13, McClure and Young starred for Glenwood, and batteries were Steele and Miller for Lydia Robson. Final game umpired by Holt and French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Tebson
West Side Church Baseball League
Glenwood
Lydia Ison
Virginia Street
Lydia Robson
Bapitet Templa
Sid Chure Leare
Steele
French
Gene
Wood
McClure
Lydia Rodgon
Noollenwood
Miller
McClur
Young
Holt
Slaughter
Dunbar News Brevities From Sundar And Nearby
W T Moore mayor of Sundar visits Wheeling on business and plans to return home late this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Potter hosted Mr and Mrs B W Nichols on Sunday. Alma Spence is convalescing after an operation at Staats Hospital. Millie Nichols returned home from Huntington after visiting Mrs Beulah Sanders. Crayton Noyes goes to Huntington to enter Marshal College. The Bolls Cure opens in Dunbar by Mrs Rose Rolling and others. The Poknier family and friends visited Charleston with D M Poknier. Miss Tiageen and Mrs Wert Stensien visited Silverman in Dunbar. Russell Pickelleris returns to Dunbar. Whitemore Glass factory work. Clack Furbee of Mannington returns to Dunbar to teach at Union district high school. Miss Gwendolyn Lattue returns to Dunbar from Marshall College to resume duties at Central School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T Moore
Sundar
Wheeling
Charles Potter
South Side
W. Nichols
Alma Spence
Wheater
Staats Hospital
Millie Nichols
Dunbar
Beulah Sanders
Huntington
Crayton Noyes
Mnion
Gwendolyn Lattue
Marshall College
Ry Onant
Hive
Prohibition raid ends with distillery seizure and gun fray
In UHicaou on Sept. 12 prohibition agents clashed with occupants of a white sale barber shop den of illicit distilling. Four gas heated stills and several hundred gallons of alcohol valued at four dollars were seized. A separate Chicago incident reports Officer Casey pursuing a thief firing a shot that pierced ten pairs of trousers in a sailors shop. The father of Daniel Defoe, author of Robinson Crusoe, was a butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Mast
Chicago
Janes Casey White
Examination of Babies for Kanawha Fair Takes Start
The Kanawha 4 H fair and exposition opened its baby examination on Quarrier Street with about 100 babies checked by skilled physicians. Mothers who registered babies earlier were asked to bring newborns to the Mie’ chah for examination by week’s end. Several doctors and volunteers assisted, including A Shawkes, Dr. Curtis Lyurer, and Mrs. Meyer, as newly registered infants and families were listed with addresses and parent names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarrier Street
Corte
South Charleston News Highlights From East Avenue to Pearl Harbor
Local notes record minor incidents and events in South Charleston. Master Tord Buckner, son of Mr and Mrs I J Buckner of Teemant, is mentioned after a minor incident on East avenue. A naval ordnance plant shipped thirty carloads of structural steel to Pearl Harbor Naval Station in Honolulu Hawaii on Tuesday. An American Plant staff of five teachers and one hundred ten students was noted. Betty Iain Maole celebrated a fourth birthday with a First Presbyterian Church gathering attended by families. The Tibleeles class includes children ages four to six with teachers Mrs Setilosstein and Mrs Schingstein out of town for a pool party birthday cake. Mrs IV Sala hosts an event in her apartment on RIGHN avenue from two to three. Mrs Donald Merrill Melmeyre ALN ALOY hosted a dinner at her home in South Charleston. Mrs Afton Clarksen of BIR avenue is recovering after an operation. Narcan Bays and June are noted for a daughter’s birth at the junior hospital. Kiwanis club meeting held with no business transacted. Music events and attendees mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tord Buckner
I. J. Buckner
Teemant
South Charleston
East Avenue
First Presbyterian Chirch
Mistres
Betty Iain Maole
Afton Clarksen
Readings and performances noted with assorted soloists
The program lists Mrs. 4. C. Jan Dings and Mrs. Roe Ashebury as soloists with Misa Elizabeth Barger, RB. Stanley WHT performing three saxophone selections, and accompanists Mrs Rank and Inehelor and W. J. Martens. Also mentions silk machines and railway inspection changes for travellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Jan Dings
Roe Ashebury
Misa Elizaveth Barger
Stanley Wht
Rank &Inehelor
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Robson
Presbyterian Mission
Buru
Delmer Eugene Windnetl
Teproviaa Kurhaleen Roxsie
Daventer
Frank Bosan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wehr
Louis Burns
St. Francis Hospital
Burns
Ies
Williams
Dutertain
Charleston Street
Kamenka Cla
Iron Boyd Mimelai
Disciples of Chelsta
Uatron
Ares Mee
Joan Areslo
Woo. Daulin
Mes
Nelson
Iauss
Marton Gillitt
Wilethome
Charles Chapin
Lockerer
Er O
Bo. Uhanmin
RK Williams
Polivee Headquarters
Mra
Wil Tams
Maryland
Clarence Willams
Hopemont
Oakland
Womat
Bream Memorial
Hms W Large
Chester Williams
Yasterday
Columbus
New York Central Company
Franeeca Guthrie
A. 8. Guthrie
Masewooed
Sweet Briar Enllexe
Francis Hollandsworth
Wyoming Street
Rream Memorial Church
O'Rlook
Hy Am
Dunbar News
Laniel Defer
Willard
Ford
Chevrolet
Overland
Maxwell
Star
Willard Ity
Lesa Fitch & Dodge
Donnadly
Capitol
Willard Battery
Asf
A. Shawkes
Curtis Lyurer
High
Niceemon
O. Ho Bobbley
AL Trejand Jr
Peary
Brea
Elizabeth Meyer
Mise Ran Cotter
Sillly K. Hattiestein
Filell BattiMeyers
TL Ob. Yoampbkina
J.i U'unnlaeham
Maud A. Kessler
John H Sterne
Ross T. Dairdee
Ud. Messner
fUwinp
Mevovran
Fred Dani Young
P.O. Young
Bleley Avenue
Robert Glen Young
RO A. Yours
Monongallo
Deroths Bell West
Mra G
Mro
Steve
Blalcdy
W. Yang
South Charleston News
Riwan
W. J. Martens
Poland
Russia
Keith
Harry Brooks
al Smith
Cherie
Fridkin & Rhoda
Grace
Iite
Reginald Denny
Denny
Tamer Davie
Tim Kearse
Sam Eri
H.C. Baker Co
Hale and
Quarrier Streets
Ces
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