Stover Dinkler Nuptials Held At Home Ceremony
Formal wedding of Miss Macil E. Dinkler to Mr. Herman P. Stover occurred Sunday April 12 at the Dinkler home with Rev I N Dickens officiating. Mr. Stover’s family ties to Harper Road and his Homeseekers Land and Building Co position are noted. Guests served tea and coffee by Mrs Scott A Ford and Mrs Samuel Thomson, with many local ladies assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macil E. Dinkler
Herman P. Stover
George W. Dinkler
I. N. Dickens
Stover
A. F. Dinkler
Harper Road
A. S. Evans
Mr. Stover
L. N. Stover
Homeseekers Land and Building Company
Scott A. Ford
Edwight
Samuel Thomson
Leonard Seaman
K. K. Rand
Joe Wood
G. A. Lancaster
George C. Young
A. R. Summers
J. H. Meadows
Oscar Helm
A. F. Matson
R. H. Magee
Draper Lewis
W. I. Beavers
W. M. McCutcheon
D. W. Bryson
R. L. Reardon
Horace M. Hall
B. F. Stout
D. O. Means
Overton Kent
Robert Thomson
H. L. Roberts
Nathan Lilly
Ross Stover
Oscar Williams
T. L. Maynor
Philip Wilkes
F. M. Tiller
M. W. Powers
C. D. Crawford
Leslie Carter
Earl Snead
Ray R. Bunton
Roy D. Milliran
Martha
Mary Louise Sheffler
Virgil Snead
Edgar Crouch
O. R
Episcopal Ladies Entertain Visitors At St Stephen's Church
The Womans Auxiliary of St Stephen's Episcopal church hosted the Kanawha Convocation's second division on Thursday at Woodlawn Avenue. A luncheon followed a morning session, then officers were elected and a round table led by Rev. John Wilson of Oak Hill. Numerous attendees named including Mrs L C Willyoung and Rev J A Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Auxilary
Woodlawn Avenue
John Wilson
Oak Hill
L. C. Willyoung
Herbert Pearis
Princeton
J. W. Hobson
Hobson
Ethel Kelley
Jack Wright
Dick Morgan
J. Tracy Walker
J. D., Honaker
Tom Honaker
S. J. Kell
J. L. Burks
H. L. Black
Bluefield
J. C. Mitchamore
Robert White
Paul Derbyshire
L. C. Williams
J. Hamen
Northfork
W. H. Amick
F. Barnes
Minden
John A. Wilson
Wilson
Ellen Gillespie
W. Hayes
William H. Sawyers
Harry A. Starbuck
J. P. Fitzsimmons
Sam W. Pollock
H. T. Brown
C. S. Falconer
R. Elmo Parker
Jesse
Sophie Parker
George J. Cleaveland
Hinton
J. C. Hobson
J. W. Reese
T. E. Oglesby
W. F. Tams
Pearl Keister Scott
Ruth Williams
W. A
Mrs Barksdale Hosts Tea For Sister Guests
Mrs C L George and Mrs M F Barksdale entertained at tea for Mrs George C Young of Edwight and her two children. They planned to join Mr Young in Washington Pa where they will reside, with rooms on the Dexter avenue home opened for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Young
Edwight
C. L. George
M. F. Barksdale
Local Personal Mention Recovers and Travels
K P Hall of First avenue recuperating after operation at Beckley hospital. E M Payne confined at home on North Kanawha street by illness. Mr and Mrs C A Byus return from Charleston where daughter Mrs Crawford Reppert is a Kanawha Valley hospital patient improving. Mrs K J Klaus and children visit Cincinnati to see grandmother Mrs C Ullrich. Mrs K M Jarrell confined to home on North Kanawha street. Mrs C C Sanders leaves Sunday for Washington DC to serve as a page at the Continental Congress of the D A R. Mrs R M French leaves today for Athens to visit relatives. Several locals attend a Bluefield dance last night. Charles Higgins visiting parents from Alexandria VA. Mrs Higgins to spend day in Charleston with him. Miss Martha Cunningham ill at home on South Heber street. Mr and Mrs Chris Sarandon and son John Peter go to Tarpon Springs FL to visit relatives. Mrs J H McCulloch, Mrs S Ginestra and Mrs Duff Daniel motor to Charleston. Mrs Ross Preston Daniel leaves Sunday for Washington DC to attend D A R Continental Congress. James F Prince of Prince visits. sister Leta Prince and Frank Prince of Charleston recently returned from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Payne
Kanawha Street
C. A. Byus
Charleston
Crawford L. Reppert
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Reppert
K. J. Klaus
Mary Louise
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. Ullrich
K. M. Jarrell
North Kanawha Street
C. C. Sanders
Washington, D.C
Continental Congress
R. M. French
Athens
Margaret Bledsoe
Betty Jordan
Betsy Herring
Bill Bruster
Bob Watts, Jr
Jack Clifton
Bluefield
Phillip Snyder
Mount Hope
DeWitt Snyder
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Beckley
Charles Higgins
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Charles M. Higgins
J. A. Cunningham
South Heber Street
Chris Sarandon
John Peter
Tarpon Springs
Florida
J. H. McCulloch
S. Ginestra
Duff Daniel
Ross Preston Daniel
Washington, D. C
D. A
Water service battle in Sophia escalates after meter removal
Public Service Commission seeks order to resume water to an apartment building in Sophia amid a dispute over alleged irregularities in rates. W. F. Barnes and Deputy Sheriff H. E. George served the writ. Mayor J. K. Tosh cut the water and removed the meter after the city recorder had turned it on. About 27 residents were affected as officials confer on next steps for resumption before a hearing set for April 27. The building hosts four apartments, two stores, a dentist office and a beauty shop. Sophia sources water from Pemberton Coal and Coke Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Sophia
W. F. Barnes
Commission
H. E. George
M. L. Tosh
J. K. Tosh
Barnes
Sid Bez’ Dollar Store
Vaughn's Department Store
Dentists Ofice
Beauty
Pemberton Coal and Coke Company
Ladies Circle host in Summerlee West Virginia
Mrs A J Bishop hosted the Ladies Circle meeting with seven members present. Visitors included Mrs Lemon Walker and Mr and Mrs J D Wilson and Sally Jane of Scarbro. Many locals and visitors observed Easter holidays with relatives. Sympathy extended to Myrtle Cox family of Scarbro, who died April 12 with ten children. Burial by Rev J D Wilson at Bays cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Bishop
Lemon Walker
J. D. Wilson
Sally Jane
Scarbro
Geo. Bishop
Jack Long
Virginia
A. R. Long
Siege McCormack
Beards Fork
Cat McC
Virgil Tuggle
C. B. Tuggle
Philadelphia
Clyde Runions
Ruby Knotts
Lochgelly
Myrtle Cox
Bays Cemetery
Newark and Paterson Railroad Heist Inconsistent Loot Figures
Detectives report the stolen amount as $58,000, while railroad and Railway Express officials later cite $900. Express officials in Paterson confirm only $900 linked to a Federal Reserve Bank transfer to the Newark branch, with the People's National Bank of Belleville named as consignee. A. M. Kelly, assistant superintendent, said unconfirmed reports still peg the loot at $900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Railroad
Railway Express Agency
Express Company
Paterson
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
People’s National Bank of
Belleville
A. M. Kelly
Newark Paterson
Bicycle Riders Struck by Truck Near Allen Junction
Mrs Idelle Asbury a 20 year old rider and her husband suffered slight injuries when a bicycle they were on collided with a truck on Route 12 near Allen Junction. The crash occurred shortly before noon and the truck belonged to a local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idelle Asbury
Route 12
Allen Junction
Beckley Roofing Driver Swerves After Horn Honked
A Beckey roofing company driver failed to keep to the right after sounding his horn to pass a bicycle. The bicycle rider Asbury and his wife were treated for minor lacerations at Mullens hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Roofing Company
Beckey
Asbury
Mullens Hospital
Meningitis Fatal for Eccles Child William Treadway
William Franklin Treadway aged four son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Treadway of Eccles died at home yesterday afternoon from spinal meningitis. The home is under quarantine. Private funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow at 2 30 with burial in Mt. Tabor Cemetery. Seven siblings Delbert J Q Jr Paul Edward Edna Virginia and Vivien survive at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Franklin Treadway
J. Q. Treadway
Eccles
W. W. Hume
Treadway
Mt. Tabor
Caffee Undertaking
Delbert
J. Q. Jr
Paul
Edward
Edna
Virginia
Vivien Treadway
Disorders Hit School Strike Hits District
Disorder broke out in a high school strike as marching students besieged three buildings to close every school in the district. Parents complained pupils were pulled from seats at Oakdale school and pickets blocked escorting children inside. Officials said regular sessions were held. Strikers protest the dismissal of 12 teachers and plan marches to other schools later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Naaevwn. Ra
We Fable Lown- Ship
Oakdale
Mrs Sarah P Harvey 79 Dies at Bolt
Mrs Sarah P Harvey, 79, of Bolt, widow of Miles Harvey, died this morning around 7:30 due to influenza and age. She leaves a son O J Harvey of Bolt. The body was to be taken to Caffee undertaking establishment for burial arrangements. George Washington received no salary for his personal services during the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah P. Harvey
Bolt
Miles Harvey
O. J. Harvey
Caffee Undertaking Establishment
George Washington
School Alumni to Attend Play at Woodrow Wilson High
Woodrow Wilson high school invites alumni to a general reunion tied to the senior play Ladies of the Jury scheduled for April 24. Alumni will view the building, reconnect with faculty, and sit in a special auditorium section, with Miss Garnet Hundley directing and a full faculty team aiding behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson High School
Garnet Hundley
R. D. Millican
Death by natural causes at Grafton coroner ruling
Grafton April 17 a coroner's jury found Thomas Madden aged 177 died of coronary thrombosis. The jury rejected the theory that a blow to the head when he was struck by a bicycle caused the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Grafton
Thomas Madden
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Episcopal Ladies
Mrs. Barksdale
Cigari
Fountain Service Oecates
K. P. Hall
First Avenue
Beckley Hospital
R. C
Wheeler
Kelly Farmer
L. W. Worley
Greers
City of
Summerlee, W. Va
Gunman
Mabscott School
The
American Legion
Herman Martin
J. R. Beaty
J. W. Givens
Elizabeth Stephenson
Peggy Barwood
Elizabeth Ann French
Myrtle Stewart
Flo Kinzer
Marion Smith
Sarah Lee Thompson
Anne Tucker
Mary Scott
Anita Woods
Helen Farris
Annie Binderman
Lew Sheffler
Alex George
Bill Brubeck
Ches
Ter Vass
Emmet Pugh
Blaine Kinezer
Kermit Sneed
Pat O’leary
Orland Payne
J. A. Hudson
Pete Lilly
Berman
Murry
Rae and
Beckley's Leading Credit Jewelers
South Fayette Street
Beckley, W. Va
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