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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1925

Page

2

Council Rejects Removal of Stop Sign at Washington and Broad

City council on Monday night refused to eliminate the stop sign at Washington and Broad streets. Councilman Flowers advocated an atop system in residential areas but saw the intersection as a business point. The meeting discussed traffic questions and the potential purchase of more lights like those at Summers and Virginia and Virginia and Capitol streets. Chief John Britton spoke after an interstate tour and proposed an automatic signal at Broad and Sea streets. Since a mushroom light was installed, accidents at that corner have declined.

Washington and Broad Streets Corncilman Co Flowers Broad Street Summers Virginia Capitol Streets John Britton Broad Sea Streem Charleston

Dr Neeley Wins Riding Tourney at Big Fork Fair

Dr A H Neeley president of the Elk district fair and horseback riding association won the top prize at the horseback tournament held Saturday in Big Fork. Other participants included Herbert Shafer Leslie Smith L J Gilbert Grande Cart Clifford Gilbert and H R Crandall.

Elk District Big Fork Wellesteck Herbert Shafer Leslie Smith L. J. Gilbert Grande Cart Clifford Gilbert H. RR. Crandail

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Hurricanes News Hints at Local Travel and Visits

Walter Racer and son Ross prepare to head to Roanoke Virginia for work with a bowery company. George Wisman returns from a Chicago trip. Homer Harrison family and Mrs Frank Henson visit Mr and Mrs P F Hodbes. Mrs Mary Racer visits her son Walter Hacer at Browns Creek. M A Casdorph and J G Carpenter from South Charleston visit Mrs Pharlenta Hodges. Manasseh Carpenter and wife also noted.

Walter Racer Ross Roanoke Bower Company George Wisman Chicago Homer Harrison Frank Henson P. F. Hodbes Mary Racer Walter Hacer Browns Creek M. A. Casdorph J. G. Carpenter South Charleston Pharlenta Hodges Manasseh Carpenter

Local notices and social updates from the Bridge Creek area

Moves to the Nicholas farm on Bridge Creek. Mrs. Carpenter to teach Spring Hollow school. Morris White, father of Mrs. B Young, is very ill. C C Nicholas, treasurer Harehbarger Oil and Gas Co. involved in a frequent matter at Scott vicinity. Joan Burdette visiting in Garietsbend this week. Jacques Zoridez confessed to setting fire to his house and locking his wife in, she perished. Mrs Cora Pieters walks for first time in 36 years after spine operation in Capetown.

Nicholas Bridge Creek Scott and Joan Burdette Garietsbend Capetown Cora Pieters

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Council DR. Neeley Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Rhe Drus Company Wrigley’s People's Store Durnaniens France Jacques Zoridez Dap America Ladies’ Home Journal Harper's Bazar Vogue WAW COX Department: Store CO Capitol Street
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