West Virginia Native John W. Darin President Nominee Candidate
John W. Darin, a West Virginia native born in Clarksburg on April 13, 1872, rises from a prosperous background to law and politics. He studied at Washington and Lee University and earned multiple honorary law degrees, later serving as solicitor general and member of Congress before attaining national prominence in 1926 as West Virginia’s presidential choice amid a contested convention.
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John W. Darin
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Washington and Lee University
University of
Yale
Davis
Theiag
United State
Mourning Notes Manor July Picnic Dinner Gatherings
A community note from Mourth reports a July social at Mr. and Mrs. Am La Mouths with invitations sent to neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brown and family. Relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pond for a Fourth of July meeting and a dinner enjoyed by many, with names such as H. W. Dryden, Willard, C. Dryden, A. H. Brown and family, and others from Kimberly, Twin Falls, and local areas. The group spent the day in social conversation, music and singing.
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Fir Creek
Carey
Idaho
Woman Soldier Dies in San Franciscan Hospital
A woman soldier who died after caring for sufferers and earning a gold medal for loyalty was honored with floral tributes and a casket ceremony at Salt Lake, Los Angeles, and other points. Community warmth followed cooler weather aiding recovery from last week’s heat as crops showed signs of improvement, especially beans, in the west end.
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Levy
Salt Leake
Los Angeles
Flan
Pointe
Presbyterian Missionary Society
American Legion
Redrose
West End
Ten Millionth Ford Starts Tour Across United States
The ten millionth Ford car begins a westward tour along the Lincoln Highway with a message from New York Mayor Hylan to San Francisco's mayor Norph. Starting from Vera Motor in Broadway, it reaches Times Square, then crosses to Jersey City as Ford dealers join the welcome caravan. The trip commemorates Ford’s 10,000,000th production.
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Hylan
New York
Norph
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ford
Vera Motor Company
Broadway
Timey Square
J. Newton Gunn
Lineola Highway
Thone Square
Jersey City
New Jersey
Ford Motor Company
Sunday Mass Timings at Cathomie Churches
Mass is at 9 30 am every Sunday except the Sunday of each month when it moves to 11 am, details likely from the Record office notices.
Just Like Dad Poem by Lory Powter Harper
A verse study on fatherhood contrasts masculine bravado with maternal care. The speaker vows to emulate a beloved dad while noting the mom’s quiet sacrifices. The poem blends nostalgic praise with playful ribbing about gambling on manhood.
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Just Like
Dad
Lory Powter Harper
KH & Hon
Local Democrats Nominate At Filer Precinct Convention
The Democratic nominating convention for the Filer precinct was held in the Central school building last Thursday. Presiding was William M. Bunce with a large attendance. Nominations included W. M. Banes J. H. Shinn Grover C. Davis D. L. Beamer G. J. Chasteen Earl Musyon for representatives to the county convention Henry Dryden and D. L. Allen for constable and M. J. Goode Arthur L. Scholten for justices of the peace. Willam M. Bunce elected precinct chairman.
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Filer
Willam M. Bunce
W. M. Banes
J. H. Shinn
Grover C. Davis
D. L. Beamer
G. 3. Chasteen
Earl Musyon
Henry Dryden
D. L. Allen
Constable
M. J. Goode
Arthur L. Scholten
Methodist Church Service Notes and Summer Schedule
Last Sunday Mrs L C Gilli an sang at the Methodist Church service. The music department under Mrs Anderson drew praise for its faithfulness. Next Sunday evening services start at 7 45 with a 15 minute song service before the 30 minute sermon. Mrs Anderson and Mr Smith will be part of the program. The morning sermon will discuss why we say Holy Catholic Church in the Creed.
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L. C. Gilliian
Anderson
Smith
Holy Cathole
Notice of Teachers Examination in Idaho 1924
Regular teachers examination for all certificate classes will be held in the County Superintendent of Schools office on July 24 25 and 26 1924. Teachers or prospective teachers without valid Idaho certificates must appear for examination. Signed Charlotte Pond County Superintendent. Friends of The Record solicit legal publications and request insertions in this newspaper.
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Idaho
Charlotte Pond
Friends of the Record
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