Paving Program Outlined By City Council Panel
City Councilman Saree Mathews headed a meeting with Clix Manager Hugh Walker City Engineer HL Campbell Assistant Engineer Conrad Rogs Assistant City Solicitor Guy Stone City Clerk TG Summers and ranchers to outline the paving program for next year. Plans call for one or more street sections and alleys, with details to be refined and a full map possibly ready after a council meeting next week. Once adopted, the engineer will start preliminary work so construction can begin at first open weather after year’s start.
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Saree Mathews
Clix
Hugh Walker
HL. Campbell
Conrad Rogs
Guy Stone
TG. Summers
Mathews
New Corporations Form Charters Issued by Secretary of State
Secretary Sharp issued charters for Capital Furniture company Huntington with 25000 capital and partners Brownstein Kraft Lily Kraft Hyman Brownstein and Samuel Gore. Kanawha Specialty company Parkersburg 50000 capital with Pettigrew spouses Kunst and Fettigrew from New York. Announcements show surrender by Western Foundation Minoly and Raleigh Hudson Essex Beckley. Mullins Gas company increases capital from 25000 to 100000 and Hone Realty Morgantown expands from 50000 to 100000.
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Sharp
Capital Furniture Company
Huntington
OH. Brownstein
Lewis Kraft
Lily Kraft
Hyman Brownstein
Samuel Gore
Kanawha Specialty Company
Parkersburg
C. W
Evelyn Pettigrew
J. Camden
Geraldine Kunst
Thomas Fettigrew
New York City
Western Foundation Company
Minoly
Raleigh Hudson-Essex Company
Beckley
Mullins Gas Company, Inc
Hone Realty Company
Morgantown
Dorothy Dix's Letter Box on a Mother's Dilemma
A reader asks how a mother should handle her daughter's desire for dating and independence at 15. Dorothy Dix urges open dialogue, sympathy, and shared intelligence, arguing a trusted mother can guide rather than police, potentially keeping the daughter from secrecy or flight. The second note seeks advice on persuading a father to marry a younger executive, worried the match may threaten his dependence. Dix counsels considering the daughter's feelings, balancing boundaries with trust to avoid alienation.
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Gina
Dorothy DIX
M6 & Houses
Married but Wants Companion at Home
The lettereer counsels a wife uncertain about her husband’s fidelity and loneliness. It urges recognizing his need for a domestic partner and companionship at home, arguing that a man grows more attached to his fireside as he ages and seeks a steady home life.
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Wolf
Joe
Jim
Sarael
Independent Woman for a Wife Warned Against Lazy Suitors
A reader asks about choosing an independent wife while resisting a long courting stalemate. Dorothy Tin Dear suggests clinging to a father’s approval but severing ties with a near do well, urging a partner with energy and purpose. The note cites public ledger advertisements and names local representatives and board members.
Kings Daughters Name New Officers in Huntington
The Wear Virginia branch of the International Order of King's Daughters convened in Huntington today electing Mrs. C. J. Floner as president. Other officers named include Mrs. Leroy Clerinna of Charleston as president, Mrs. Sarah Porgey of Wheeling as treasurer, Mrs. Craven Truttbard of Charleston as recording secretary, Mrs. J. T. McGraw of Parkersburg as junior president, and Mrs. T. W. Taylor of Beckley as coun cil member.
Local Spinning Wheel Register and Social Visits Weave News
Names of attendees at the Spinning Wheel meeting include Ed W Held Baltimore GA Peters Hinton Ran Norris Clarkshoro Hether Richmond KY Robert Beaumont Philadelphia Edware Te Smith Charlottesville HM dus Garten Petersboro Vad 7 0 Kerry F A Filepatrick Roanoke J W Raine Mobile J T Condon Pittsburgh Roy B Fought Charleston Mrs Florence Comba guest of Mr and Mrs Jani Meelung Bliss Virginia Henderson left for Ploride to take a job on her way stopping in Washington to visit her brother Colin Henderson Miss Arnold Dana sailing Thursday for Smith College to be a student George Alderson and E B Alyesay operated to Charleston Mise Elisabeth Lawton has accepted a position with the New York Hat Show Judge Charles S Dice returned from Charleston Mrs Shannon Spinner and a male son of Cliftin Ferrera visiting Miss Virginia Henderson then returned home Miss Grace Darnell returned Calcutta India 15 to have twenty four new motor buases
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Spinning Wheel
ED. W. Held
Baltimore
MD GA
Peters
Hinton
T. Ran Norris
Clarkshoro
Hether
Richmond
Robert » Beaumont
Philadelphia
Edware Te Smith
Charlottesville
Dus Garten
Petersboro
Kerry F A. Filepatrick
Po Whithick
Roanoke
J. W. Raine
Mobile
Alay
J.T. Condon
Pittsburgh
Roy B. Fought
Charleston
Florence Comba
Washington
Jani Meelung
Baker Hull
Bliss Virginia Henderson Teft
Ploride
Colin Henderson
Arnold Dana
Mise Elisabeth Lawton
New York
Charles S. Dice
Shannon Spinner
Cliftin Ferrera
Virginia Henderson
Grace Darnell
Calcutta
India
Arrests Reported by State Prohibition Agents
Statewide arrests reported for violating the prohibitions, issued by Secretary Owens. The document notes several individuals rounded up in recent days, including two residents from Charleston. Names identified are Pete and Liallian Suniners.
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Owens
State Prohibition Department
Chitleston
Pete
Liallian Suniners
Nibert Truck Milk Route Permit Under Review
Court records show September hearings for charges against taxen in custody for possession of moonshine. A state road commission hearing considered H and P Nibert’s request for exclusive rights to operate a truck milk and cream route in Maxon County Huntington. Decision expected in a few days.
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Taxen
Squire Tully
State Road Commission
H. and &. P. Nibert
Maxon
Huntington
AONow kitchen bin ad promises easy terms for fame
A vintage style advertisement touts a flour bin with shaker, top or button operation, and rich finish in white or golden oak. It claims sturdy construction and easy weekly payment plans with just one dollar down. Order early before the offer is withdrawn.
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Duvely Lowe
Hoosier dinnerware sets offered with Mount Ver non pattern
The ad presents a Mount Ver non pattern Mount Ver Mount Ver set of dishes with two-piece carving and S&Piece cutlery sets from Dexter Domestic Science. It touts crucible steel cutlery, clear crystal glassware, and a fourteen or ten piece Highboy model set offered at no extra cost with the Hoosier purchase.
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Dexter
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Ion
Bastonnally
Koya
Fife
Betiveen van
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Walker Dry Gooos Co
Levy Nod
Cyan
Dorothy Tin
Anewar
Clingee
Dorotiey
Pubic Ledger Company
Irs
Phillips
Sar
C. MM. Wilnm
Wheeling
E.G. Shafter
G. A. Malone
W. T. Williamson
Kate McLain
King’s Daughters
Lewisburg
Short Negter
H. Galperin
Opticians
Capitol Street
AON
G Geminine Parcellon
Fread
Ant Hess Roomy Iil
Wb Lees
Mount Vernon
H.C. Baker
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