Vast Davis Farm Home Showcases Antiques and History
Reporter visits Colonel Albert Davis at Maple Meadow, describing the 1894 two story house built by H. E. Smith with hand shaped timber and spotless joinery. Inside are four poster beds a dulcimer and relics from 19th century rural life alongside campaign portraits from 1888 and local political memorabilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Stout
Albert Davis
Maple Meadow
Rock House Fork
Maple Meadow Creek
Mr. Davis
H. E. Smith
Joe L. Smith
Missouri
Mr. Smith
Davis
Raleigh County
Leander Harvey
Stony Point
Bolt
John Dunn
C. H. Dunn
Beckley
Tickets on sale at Morton Drug Store and Besoro Company Store
Tickets are available at Morton Drug Store and Besoro Company Store with sales noting individuals including Irvin Bowles, Bernard Keaton, Carl Hazzard, Mrs Ella Wheeler, Miss Fullen, Glen Rogers, Rogers Taylor, Mr Hone and others in Rhodell Welen Mullens area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Drug Store
Irvin Bowles
Winding Gulf
Bernard Keaton
Rhodell
Carl Hazzard
Mullens
Ella Wheeler
Welen
Canada
Tams
Miss Fullen
Glen Rogers
Rogers Taylor
Hone
Besoro Company
Life Saving Army Meeting Reports Success at Palisade Park
The Life Saving Army held a successful Sunday meeting at Palisade Park with Bishop General Glashen leading. He cited Psalm 34 14 and spoke on good citizenship as twenty five new members joined the organization. A Germany survey found 15,500 public libraries serving 45,600,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Saving Army
Palisade Park
Glashen
Germany
Mullens Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Parties
Mullens notes record a weekend house party for Miss Frances Bailey daughter of Judge and Mrs Bailey of Pineville. The column lists guests from Mercersburg Leaksville Knoxville and Muliens plus numerous local visitors and trips to Beckley Princeton Bluefield and Richlands with various family and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bailey
R. D. Bailey
Pineville
Harriet
Joe
Bud Kelly
Mercersburg
Carl Burns
Leaksville
N. C
Bill Burchfield
Bill Gwinns
Knoxville
Methodist Church
L. G. Bolin
Jimmie Woods
Heart To Heart
Mesdames C
L. Cooke
Wilson
C. Stone
Shultz
Cooper
Bruce
Butler
H. Witt
Vaughn
Kyle Cooke
Shreeves
Walker
Helton
Walthall
Conner
Callaway
Bolin
Woods
Grossclose
Waiter II
Akers
Virginia
Mia
T. M. Bones
Matoaka
Clarence Dalton
Lewis Jefferies
Big Six Fraternity
Carlton Bowling
Washington
New York
Kitty
Princeton
G. L. Akers
Gertrude Akers
Roanoke
D. L. Ligneh
Perry Cooke
Baileyville
Leonard Woodyart
Minnesota
A. B. Robertson
James Steorts
Stanard Thorn
Gordon
Robert
B. Adams
C. E. Price
E. A. Shearer
William Brabbin
Beckley
H. G. Foster
Betty Joe
Ward Wylie
Pt. Pleasant
O'Dell Cooke
1Son, Hoe
Ansted
Mullens
Charley Holloway
Paul Markowitz
Nancy Sullivan
Athens
C. R. Summerfield
W. R. Gray
Fayetteville
Harry Woods
Bluefield
A. C. Early
J.T. Mosley
Richlands
Harry Foglesong
Harriet June
Point Pleasant
Foglesong
Raymond
W. W. Wells
William, Raymond
Horace
Bedford
J. T. Mosley
Ray Keeley
Joan
Virginia Rae
Washington, D. C
Keeley
Garth Lon
Thomas C. Russell Jr
Tilsonburg
Ontario
Janet Holloway
Mittie Williams
William Wren
Boots
Shirley
Betty
A. S. Johnston
Morris Dunman
Nashville
Enn
Nash Bailey
Oceana
G. D. Canner
S. M. Stratton
Bill Ruby
Appalachian Power Co
Tazewell
N. A. Thomas
Lois
G. V. Strong Jr
R. F. Ramsey
Oakdale
Ethel Kinzer
Blacksburg
Anna Belle
Wanda Kerlin
Rump Assailed For Pardoning Gamblers
Prosecuting Attorney J. Blackburn Watts of Kanawha county assails the president for pardoning gamblers. Watts, speaking at Charleston, criticizes clemency actions by the administration and demands stricter enforcement of gambling laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stansbury
Raleigh County
Clarence W. Meadows
Associated Pros
Charleston
W. Va
J. Blackburn Watts
Kanawha County
Six Charleston men receive conditional pardons from governor
Governor Kump grants conditional pardons to six Charleston men—Rolly Burdette, Millard Henry, F. Staley, Enoch Wills, Henry Merriman, and R. E. Straley—after noting Joseph J. Johnson’s prior release as a basis for the decision. Watts denounces the move, saying efforts to curb gambling in Charleston are undone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terly
Kump
Watts
Charleston
Panton
Frank Hill
Joseph J. Johnson
Rolly Burdette
Millard Henry
F. Staley
Enoch Wills
Henry Merriman
R. E. Straley
Stock Averages and Total Sales Highlights
Daily stock average figures and total sales are presented with net changes from the previous day and context from prior years. It notes highs and lows for various years and includes industrial indices and market indicators.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buc
Benjamin Harrison
Levi P. Morton
Abraham Lincoln
U.S. Grant
America
Don Albert
Beckley Armory
Web. Nite
Meridian
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Mullens, W. Va
Jay Kerlin
Margaret Jennings
Mabel Culliney
J. E. Stone
H. H. Cline
Bernard Stone
Jean Ttate
Mountain Lake
Billey Owen
Fred
Fred Key
al Key
Baptist Churcil
Neville St
Main Street
California
Doz
Esso
Maine
Louisiana
Sage
Catron Motor Company
Dodge & Plymouth Dealers
Prince St
Martinique
American Hotels Corporation
J. Leslie Kincaid
George H. Wartman
Broadway
32Nd Street
Pennsylvania RR
Empire State Building
the Seagram Way
Seagram’s Crown
AOD Bray Seagram
N. Y
Aerotype
ATLAS
RADIO
Guy Lombardi
Royal Canadians
Rockefeller Center
New York City
Constitution Avenue
St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans
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