Ringwood notices mark anniversaries and events in kingwood area
Immers McCrim Jr presided at the business meeting as the chapter marked its 39th anniversary since founding in January 1917. Junior class from Ringwood High School to perform Love Is Too Much Trouble on February 8 under Carl Cummings. Birthday screen dinner at Methodist church with twelve tables by birth month, honoring members and relatives. long list of attendees and organizers. Also notes of deaths, school events, concerts, and visitors in Kingwood area, including William Cobosky's sudden death at 44 and upcoming concerts by Dr. C. Y. Moser and others.
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Immers McCrim Jr
J. E. Gwynn
Claude McGhee
Ringwood High School
Carl Cummings
Methodist Church
Karl Dulany
Mary Etta
Grace
Sarah
Louise McDonald
Viola
Florence
Beulah Barnett
Ruth
Rhena Barnett
Croup
Pearl Titchnell
JoReth Mankins
Over Titchnell
Clara Neherry
Phil Jackson
Janice White
Sue Snyder
Michael
Twann Rendine
Tvon
George Wilson
Linda Teer
May Jackson
Pearl Carrick
Alene Reckart
Tran Davis Spheirman
DeIahia Phillips
Donald Morris
F Kranan
Mair Renee
Rearhomer
Margaret Snyder
Triman Ashby
Pave Kine
Mara Cohn
Foot Shafer
Fred Wo Beerhawer
Jack White
Marthe
Tony Ashby
Aline
Maney Morris
Glarive Maier
Tang Mingy
Oh Nen Chavintts
Majer
Roy Fnicht
Pop Kine
TR Crates James R. Williams
Geneseve Fay
William Cobosky
West Kingwood
Frank Cobosky
Millie Fantre Cobosky
Harry
George
Joseph
Josephine
Leon
Lillian Verbosky
William Junior
Louise Krushinsky
Morantown
Joseph Cobosky
Star City
Steve Cobosky
Duquesne,Pennsylvania
Grafton Sentinel Publication Terms and Rates
The Grafton Sentinel declares itself a weekly then daily paper with rights reserved for news dispatches and local news. It invites voluntary communications with signatures and presents delivery and mail rates including 9 dollars yearly outside Virginia and West Virginia 15 dollars.
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Virgini
West Virginia
Abundant U S Coal Supplies Seen For Centuries
Dr Edward Weidlein of the Metlorf Institute says the United States has coal enough for about a thousand years, with lignite also abundant. He notes oil and gas competition has cut coal demand but potential refinements could yield ashless liquids or gases. Industry seeks cheaper mining and handling and methods to convert coal to liquid or gaseous fuels to deter future shortages.
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United States
Edward Kh. Weidléin
Metlorf-Institute of Industrial Research
Presidential Pitfalls in Cabinet Confirmation
The piece reflects on the Senate confirming Dean Acheson as secretary of state and notes real surprise would be if the Senate rejected a president’s cabinet pick. It recalls Calvin Coolidge’s 1924 experience with Warren, an ex ambassador, amid past political blame and Dawes’ absence during a decisive vote.
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Dean Acheson
Senate
Calvin Cooling
Coolidge
Uicat Charley B. Warren
Detroit
Sayvi Ee
Warihat
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Warren
Westward Migration Shifts U S Growth to Pacific Coast
J E Hobson of the Stanford Research Institute predicts by 1960 Los Angeles could rival New York as the nation’s largest city, with San Francisco also poised for rapid growth. Migration trends tilt westward as firms relocate research plants to the West Coast, signaling economic independence and a second great East to West migration. The East loses ground to the Midwest as expansion continues, contrasting early settlers’ gold rush and land dreams with today’s vast industrial plants and housing projects.
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J. E. Hobson
Stanford Research Institute
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Midwest
United States
American Pride and National Character Echoed in Sherwood
In a reflection on Robert E. Sherwood's Roosevelt and Hopkins, the passage argues that Americans prize freedom and governance over gadgets or culture, noting a readiness to boast about superiority in industry yet defend national vigor when challenged. A Bible Thought for Today cites John 16 33 urging faith and cheer amid world troubles.
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Roosevelt
Hopkins
Robert E. Sherwood
Brother
Concert Cancelled by New York Telegraph for Preston County
Dr. C. Moser head of the Preston County Community Concert Association received a telegram from New York City cancelling the first concert. The note cites unspecified reasons and leaves the event's date and venue unclear. Local officials urge audiences to await further information.
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C. ¥. Moser
Preston County Community Concert Association
New York City
Society Notes At Parkershire And Home Visits
Mrs Jennie C Knight has returned to Miller Ohio after visiting Parkershire with Mr and Mrs Roy Knight and Mrs Schaffer Miss Janet Hawkins resumes studies at West Virginia University following vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs W K Hawkins Clara DeFrank was her house guest Mrs Patty Anderson hosted by Miss Melita Snyder during the vacation at the university Both girls are students Mrs Cora Hartman visiting relatives in Fairmont Mrs Eugene Copen improving at home on High Street Deahl Murphy of Grafton was a business visitor yesterday.
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Jennie C. Knight
Frank T. Schaffer
Miller, Ohio
Parkershire
Roy Knight
Schaffer
Janet Hawkins
West Virginia University
Mrsss W. K. Hawkins
Clara DeFrank
Patty Anderson
Melita Snyder
University
Eugene Copen
High Street
Carter's Pills Claim to Break Laxative Habit
An advertisement cites 5 New York doctors who say Carter's Pills can end laxative use. It outlines a regimen over three weeks plus daily water, promising natural regularity and non habit forming ingredients, priced 33 cents at drugstores.
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New York
Carter
Chinese Leader Dispatches Amid Shanghai Tensions
In Shanghai American Coast General John Cabot declared that Chinese Communist statements indicate Reds follow Moscow orders, while noting the Chinese people do not wish to be ruled by foreign powers. A Hong Kong dispatch cites Soong relatives saying T. V. Soong will depart for the United States within two weeks. he is Madame Chiang Kai-Shek's brother.
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Shanghai
John Cabot
Moscow
Cabot
Hong Kong
T. V. Soong
United States
Soong
Chiang Kai-Shek
Governor Eyes New Bonus Proposals For Veterans
Governor Patteson announced a meeting and released a letter to veterans group leaders outlining multiple proposed bonus plans. He indicated several senators are weighing a third option as lawmakers push to start work immediately with representation from American Legion groups, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Amoyets, Disabled American Veterans, and Catholic War Veterans.
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Patteson
Gion
Amoyets
Erans
Try and Stop Me Lynn Farnel and the goat auction misadventure
A neophyte ad man Lynn Farnel volunteers to auction a sick farm animal when his boss assigns a substitute auction. He balks at describing a persnickety goat with a gray coat and foul smell, sparking a humorous exchange about how to describe the creature. The rest includes fragmented quotes and unrelated notes on English identity and geography.
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Lynn Farnel
Cors
Lynn
Yenece
Pittsburgh
Bennett Cerl
King Features Byndicaia
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