Grant Logan seeks pistol carry license in Raleigh County
Notice by Grant Logan merchant residing at Odd West Virginia that on Wednesday May 17 1922 he will apply to the Circuit Court of Raleigh County WV for a license to carry a pistol or other weapon in accordance with section 7 chapter 148 of the Code of West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Logan
Odd
W. Va
Circuit Court of
Raleigh County
West Virginia
Dd Grant Logan
Missionary society meeting in Blue Jay
The ladies auxiliary of the missionary society met at Mrs. E. K. Freeman’s home with a strong prayer service and business session. Two new members joined. next meeting planned for the first Thursday in June. Various local residents visited, operations at hospitals noted, and community activities including a Sunday school attendance of 106 with 36 absent. a Boy Scout troop is being organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society
E. K. Freeman
W. C. Shultz
Ruffner Hotel
Charleston
Henry Burgess
King’s Daughters Hospital
Beckley
Claude White
Beaver
Blue Jay
Wyatt Burgess
Co. L. Goodwin
Blue Jay Lumber Company
Charlie Carter
Herbert E. Burgess
Burgess
Frank Hayes
Women’s Auxiliary
M. E
Missionary Society
Jerry Gardner
Milton Shoemaker
James Freeman
Thomas Martin
Ora Barnett
Mooseheart
Ind
John Griffin
P. C. Lynch
John McGinnis
John Burgess
Miss Byrne Keeps Weekend Visit at Ingleside Slab Fork
Slab Fork West Virginia reports Charleston resident Miss Marie Byrne stays with her aunt Mrs. W. G. Caperton at Ingleside for the weekend. Charleston visitor Mrs. L. P. Williams is seen locally. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Massie Warwick hosted visitors as F. C. Davis and W. G. Caperton conducted business in Charleston and Thurmond respectively. A light humor note about marital status rounds out the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Byrne
Charleston
W. G. Caperton
Ingleside
Licensed to Wed Pairs Listed in Barn Besoco Rhodell and More
A list of couples from various towns names each pair with ages and residences including Barn, Besoco, Rhodell, Tamroy, Spring Creek, Mabscott, Beckley, and Terry. The items present licenses or intended marriages for multiple young adults ranging from 16 to 37 years old. The document reads as a registry of pending marriages with paired names and hometowns.
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Lewis Bryan Wood
Nell V. Prince
Barn
Edward Hawkins
Florence Jasper
Vanwood
John Thomas Gill
Chloe Pearl Cole
Besoco
McKinley Akers
Edna Earl Ballen
Rhodell
General Grant Berkeley
Bettie Braxton
Tamroy
Chas
William Lewis
Mary Hanna
Spring Creek
Wade Hampton Hawley
Lester
Emily Irene Duppee
Ellen Ray Taylor
Mabscott
Clara Jones
Beckley
Ivy Tine
Anna Brown
Terry
Work, the Foundation of All Prosperity
A compact reflective item declaring work as the source of prosperity and progress, stating it underpins every fortune in America and can advance youth beyond parental wealth. The piece asserts work is found in savings and bond investments and that it must be loved to yield life’s blessings and purpose.
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America
Young Memphis lawyer vows never to defend guilty clients
A Memphis woman lawyer pledges she will not ask a jury to set free a client she knows is guilty. She suggests she should focus on civil law, arguing that criminals hire lawyers to prove innocence, contributing to a highway of acquittals for murderers and thieves.
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Memphis
Noahs Wife Prank Baffles Blind Reader
A hometown tale tells of a venerable man who reads the Bible to his sons each night. Lacking sight but steady faith, he plans the Noah story of a wife, only to be tricked when the boys paste two leaves together. He opens to Noah took unto him- and stops.
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Noah
Fragmented biblical description in Noah tale
A reader flips pages to reveal phrases about Noah and a wife, with measurements described as she was 40 cubits long and 20 cubits wide tar red inside and out, then Noah took unto himself a wife, prompting the puzzled reaction of the old man as he rereads.
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Noah
Notable Quotation on Human Form from Ancient Text
A preacher recalls reading a sacred work for nearly four decades and noting a striking description of human design that astonishes him. The tale centers on a vivid image of a structure measuring cubits long and wide, inspiring reflection on creation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. C. Moorefield
Raleigh County Bank
White Star Line
Mt. Hope
Thurmond
Charles T. Ross
Raleigh County Bank Bldg
H. H. Hunter
West VA
Beckley Jewelry Co
West Virgina Orling CO
New River
Pocahonas
Kentucky
Beckley Automobile
Paint Shop, Inc
G. E. Bowling
Pres
Beckley Hotel
E. A. Kinsey CO. Machinery & Supplies
Cincinnati
Frank Moore
Beckley, W. VA
Blue Jay, W. ‘Va
Slab Fork, W. Va
Raleigh Banking & Trust Co
Postoffice
Noah’s
W. T. Biffe
Harvey’s New Building
Bell
Rose & Turner Co. Bldg
Wonder Dollar Store
So. Fayette St
Army & Navy
Packard
Detroit
THE
D. P. Wolf Motor CO
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