Rebekah Lodge Plans District Meeting Friday
A district meeting of the Tebekah Lodge will be held Friday at East Bank with Mrs Myrtle Oliver to represent the Willhurst lodge and other members expected to attend. Also reports mention two automobile accidents yesterday at police headquarters and on Monowalk street with minor damage and no injuries noted.
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East Bank
Myrtle Oliver
Wikhurst Rebekah Lodge
Ehurst Lode
A. 3
Sixth Street
Florida
New York Central Railroad
Cook. Cottrell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Young and Court Streets
Coltrell
Miss Helen Berkeley of Fayette Celebrated For Clear Skin
A Missouri reader praises Black and White Beauty Bleach for clearing pimples and black heads, producing a smooth white complexion. The grease less, flesh colored cream is easy to use and sold by sellers everywhere including city and rural shops.
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Helen Berkeley
Fayette
Missouri
Postmaster General Sees Commercial Air Firing Feasible
Postmaster General Neway told the board that private capital could run a transcontinental air mail service. He cited 14 bids for new routes, $60,000 monthly revenue, 1,100 miles of graded airway, and assets of $4,103,100 as of Sept 15 1925. He urged private industry aid while warning government aid remains essential for initial development.
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Alr
Wherch
Trans-Continental Air Mall
the Post Office Department
Maywood
Division Point
Washington
Portal Air Service
Wee Rast
Bea Cart
Mae Ae Haite
President
Air Board
Fastmaster General Neway
Continental Air Mall
Mdi
Wright
Post Office
Anea
Newbein Bleiniony
W. Motto
Drenergh Mason M. Pagrick
Armyr
William A. Moffett
Marval
Hoover
Quiet Wedding at Groom's Parents Home
Flora Cornell and Miss Virgle Punk among attendees as Vernie Smails and Henderson Sutherland wed at the bridegroom's parents home 9041 Bigley Avenue with Rev. Brookshire officiating in the presence of family and friends.Birthday party honors Betty Circle members and Mrs Alex Carson hosted at Onkwoog Heights with gifts and a social gathering. The issue also notes church circle meetings, Girl Scout event at Boyd Memorial church, and an improving status of Lorenzo inspector after surgery.
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Katertalas
Weber Good
Jean Cooke
C. C. Holmes
L. Walter Nine
Misa
Lucille Lutes
Memle Funk
Vernie Smails
Henderson Sutherland
GC. L. Sutherland
Bigley Avenue
Brookshire
Alex Carson
Onkwoog 'Heighta
Betty
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Tom Gunter
Pennsylvania Avenue
E. B. McClure
Summera Street
Claude Keller
Main Street
Parker Thomas
Washington Street
H. P
Boyd
Harriet Knickerbonker
Kanawha
Boyd Memorial Church
Girl Scouts
Boyd Troup
School Extension Work Explained by County Superintendent
Miss Florence Kahn, county superintendent, announced extension work for teachers with arrangements by Marshall Canegy Huntington and the New River State school. Miss Kuhn noted cultural reading, tickets for a Harvest Festival pageant on October 8 with free admission for schoolchildren, and extension courses to be held at Kanawha Tix Rosition. Prof Shouse of Marshall College will lead a course in tests and measurements each Wednesday evening from 7 to 9. Dr F Marton will conduct Bible study at the Myowoc parlor Friday September 25.
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Florence Kahn
Equity
Marshall Canegy
Huntington
New River State School
Moonligomer
Kuhn
Slapping Of Woman Leads To Grand Jury Charge
In a shooting affray on Sete Town Street a man named Hood faced a grand jury for shooting with intent after an attack on Mrs W E Hand and her sister in law. Hood allegedly struck the collector Charles T Sheen before a pistol was fired and he was wounded.
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Tadaey
Charles Tf
Silverman
Wis Ars
KML
Tald
Hood
Charles T. Sheen
W. E. Hand
Yerman
Inmates Uninjured As Jail Burns In Market Burn
The Associated Dressy reports a fire at BRIPGHWATEN, Mays prison farm on Sept 24 destroyed three large barns and two cow barns. The hay barn ignited likely from spontaneous combustion, but all 160 cows were saved after guards and inmates fought the blaze. no injuries or disorder occurred.
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Mays
Lewie Nixon Destroys Indiana Class Hatred
Lewie Nixon shocks crowd by defeating the Indiana class rivals, signaling a major shift in regional competition. The victory showcases Nixon's strategic skill and ends a long-standing feud, drawing attention from fans and local organizations alike.
Six Boys and Two Girls Held for Burglary
Sheriff Lowe arrested lx boys and two girls from nearby towns on charges of burglarizing Wheeling Steel property at Beech Bottom. Named suspects include Maward Routh 14 Knoxville John Kirk 17 Mt Oliver William Barker 17 Thomas Hyere 18 Al Dougherty 16 Mildred Williams 19 Knox ville Loretta Hepp 18 Mt Washington. Some arrests made at Harry Widner’s garage where a car was prepped for a getaway.
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LSBUR
Robert M. Lowe
Pittsburgh
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Beech Bottom
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Rebekah Lodge
West Side
M “Ee
Miss
Berkeley
Milton NG
Othe
Canada
Pathe News
Scholz
New York
Charleston
Sen
Ars
Cael Hulz
Quarder Street
Issinvia
Mr. Schulz
Rochester
Syracuse
Seholz
Flora Cornell
Virgle Punk
Perry
Rev. L. Walter Ning
Minnie Lean
Delaware Avenue
Stone
Wyoming Street
W. Rowe
Stan J
South Charleston
Kathaléen Bossie
ufsFrank
Upper Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Crescent Roid
Bream
Aantitoy
Frank (. Brown
Bream Memorial Church
HH. Pritchard
Hitler
Houbs
Quy
West Virginia Synod
Nite Lorentz
Lorenzo
State Road Commission
Ik River
Kanawick Valley Hospital
Wettin Glong
Stella Lorenza
Ming Street
Mearshall
Lewie Nixon
Indiana
Piotae
Loe
Blair - Smawley Motor CO
Fixtra Biulek Munster
Doose Brothers
DesLers Seit
Less
Hum Foundation
Denver
Mission “Christian Development
Oregon
Union
David &. Bay
C & FR
Coyle & Richardson
McCoy & Gallaher Dealers
Kanawha Street
Delco Light Company
Dayton
Oho
Sal
Es General Motors Corp
Gerst
Ie Electric
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