Whipple First Aid Team Takes Meet
The Whipple team captained by David Bryce won first prize at the sixth annual New River company first aid meet in Scarbro. The main event went to Whipple with a perfect score on all three problems, also taking nearest appearing team and best captain drill. Machine shop claimed second prize. Scarbro won a special problem for third place after a tie with Mabscott. Prudence won the artificial respiration contest amid multiple first aid certificates and gold prizes. six teams tied for first in allied events, won by Prudence.
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Whipple
David Bryce
New River Company
Scarbro
Mabscott
Prudence
Russell Brown
Basil Stinnett
Elisa Jones
J. Ll. Bumsardner
Beckley
Bumixardner
Xew River Company
MM. Lambie
West Virginia Department of Mines
T. T. Read
Safety Service
United States Bureau of m Mines
Read
Whinple
Red Cross
Searbro
Gola
National Safety Council
Inex
Fraddiem
Ernst Stiter
John Weatherford
Vistor
Maude Aven
Paul West
M. Kamibie
T. T. Rega
Gary Hogs
George 8. Mean
Wood
Cermnauw
Willian Ward
ALL
Tarth
Wilner
Mr. Snodd
W. H. Forbes
Clarence Blorris
Charles S. Thomas
Robert Lilty
B. H. Oradi
Henry Thies
Walter London
George Whitfesd
Berdelsky
Mr. McVean
K. Jones
A. TU. Tietchs
B. Lee
BB. Richmond
Low Price
P. Floyd
Garrett
la Lee
J. M. Spins
Adulz
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Ad Promises Dandruff Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the best hair tonic and scalp treatment to stop dandruff stop itching prevent hair loss and promote growth. The endorsement mentions Scott Bros and druggists carrying the product with a guaranteed claim and a call to ask for the name Parisian Sage.
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Scott . Bros
Births and society notes from South Charleston news
South Charleston notices announce the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Thompson of Riveraine at Kanawha Valley hospital in Charleston. Also listed are a family trip, a death on River Avenue after illness, and several social visits. The music club met at Mrs. Annecker’s home, and city council met in regular session at 2 o clock.
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Hubert Thompson
Riveraine
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Charleston
A. V. Dobneon
Hikins
Wenen
Wilson
Larbouraville
George Baser
River Avenue
Trown
Whiteaville
Brown
Rand Eannor
EB. Tallman
It. Wy. Blags
Tain Evans
Midland Trail
J. Winks
Cowl River
Willott Oaks
Clarency
Staley
Dick Shea
Shelby Starke
Brady Maynor
Mysic Department
South Charleston
Woman's Clue
Annecker
Ith Avenue
Florence Lambert
Counel! Chamber
Five divorces granted by Owen in common pleas court
Judge Marean Owen grants five divorces in common pleas court. Orders include weekly $2 alimony payments, six month non marriage clauses, custody rulings, name restoration, and payment of $39 attorneys fees. Cases involve Walter Hammonds vs Tyney Hammonds. Lady Blount vs Dewer Ginunt. Lily J. Hardman. Ina Bell Kull. George Rhodes vs Nellie Rhodes. Nina Wilson vs William Wilson.
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Lvorcea
Marean Owen
Common Pleas Court
Walter TP. Tlammonds
Tyney Hammonds
Sto
Hardman
Lilie J. Hardman
Srovs
Tua Bell Ohlinger
Norman Vo Ohlinger
Matntiff
Ina Beil Kull
Marria
George
Nellia Rhodes
Nina Ad. Wilson
Willian
Wilson
Bradley Awarded National Honor at Patriotic Sons Camp
Bradley, purchasing agent of the state board of control, was named a national inspector of the Patriotic Sons of America at its national camp in Salisbury North Carolina. More than 200 delegates from 16 states attended the event.
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HN. Bradley
State Board of Cantrai
Toma
The
Patriotic Sons of America
Salisbury
N.C. Instreet
Purification Health Tactic Promoted by Doctor’s Ad
Physician advertises Caletabs as the best system purifier to boost vitality. It claims Purification of the system is Nature’s foundation of health and urges a through cleanse with several weeks of use. Includes family and trial packages with pricing details.
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Nature
Barbecue Banquet After Program At Hotel Yeddin
In Staunton Virginia a barbecue and banquet followed a program at the Hotel Yeddin. Attendees included community members and Bradley spoke briefly during the meeting.
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Staunton
Yeddin
Bradley
Neath at the Feast Housing Shortage Shock
In Bewdworth England nine people ate their meals in a single room as a housing shortage worsened. The article notes the death and burial of Henry Pearce and references a related incident at the feast.
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Bepdworth
Eng
Henry Pearce
Jay Whalting
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Machine Shop
Exchange Department
Ideal Furniture CO
South Charleston News
Stond
G. A. Thompson
Capitol
Charleston Street
S. Spencer Moore Co
Capitol St
Owen
Judge of Common Pleas
L. G. Hetnigers
Little Restaurant
Kanawha ST
Bank of Commerce
Prick Moore
TR Capitol
Howard C. Smith Detective Bureau
Blood Hound Service
Batak
Omcen
Caplio? Streer
Dex
Charleston Merchant Police and Collecting. — Association
Alyar
Charley Chase
Fox News
Rod la Rocque
State Ste. Charleston
W. Va
M. M. Parker
W. L. Holt
Charleston Building & Loan Assn
Kanawha Street
Mortgage Company of Maryland and
Hamilton & Company
Mortgage Loan Department
Noyes Smith
Mgr
Charleston Trust Company
D. H. Crawford
Gentto
Uris
Toitoa Om
Navius
Heep Moving
National Detective Bureau Company Incorporated
Carlen
Tia
Hon
Ulumes, On
Diraaidir
Chiew of
Siretha
State and District Office
Sulre Rol Kanamaes
Tebta
Nimi
Nicheson
Jowensuy
Manuser Dixivice Maguyer
J. Cooper
Cass, W. VA
Chelyas
Hanley, W. Wa
Tunbar, W, Va
Charleston St
Tennessee Ave
Geo
Ort
Kanawha
Pillsbury
Kevness
Bay Big
Sueree Grits, Inc
AE Bee
San
Wesson
Hordinow
Nike Red Kinney
Reece Yea
Brookfield and
Thone
Longeno Creim
Pet
Sterees
Manor Farm
Mary Jane Molauses
Lippincott's
Vail
Richmond
Monarch
Ste Farm House
LEY
India
Ceyton
Kelley
Corn Post Toasties
Uneeda
Rayo
W.cheed Heekin
Royal
Goodwin's O. B
White House
D. M. Sweet
King Forest
Pride of Rome
Blackzerries
Royal Dutch Lanford
Os BP
Grandma's
Naptha van Camp
Sunbright
Lux
Sapolla
Kwik Amonta
Pke
Boland Emo
Silver King
Dalay
Mapan
Gabunion
Essescas
Cheaterfielda
Wdez
George Washington
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