Ina Claire Receives Medal In Chicago For Diction
Ina Claire, blonde leading lady of End of Summer, accepts from the American Academy of Arts and Letters its annual gold medal for good diction between acts in Chicago. Elsie Parrish of Wenatchee Washington gains front-page notice for her wage suit under the Washington minimum wage law for women. Pablo Picasso commands up to thirty thousand dollars per painting, reflecting his famed rise from poverty.
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Ina Claire
Chicago
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Wenatchee, Wash
Elsie Parrish
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Mead Employes Dinner For Outgoing Chief At Black Knight Club
Raleigh county miners honor C H Mead as he retires from coal interests in Stonecoal. C H Mead Coal and Mead Smokeless Coal employees host 86 guests at a dinner with toastmaster Hal M Scott. William Yates presents Mead a gold watch. locals of United Mine Workers gift a black seal traveling bag. Music by East Gulf Sand members.
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C. H. Mead
Stonecoal
Raleigh County
C. H. Mead Coal Company
Mead Smokeless Coal Company
Black Knight Country Club
Mead
Hal M. Scott
Winding Gulf Operators Association
William Yates
M. Mead
Mr. Mead
United Mine Workers
East Gulf Sand
Evelyn Mead Hosts Birthday Party at North Kanawha
Miss Evelyn Mead celebrated her birthday with a Saturday night party at her father A G Mead's home on North Kanawha street. A refeshment course was served by her aunt Mrs A A Edwards to a group including Rosalie Terry Margaret Hicks Betty Jame Meador Mary Bell Polley Jo Ann Griffith Katie Jo Catron Dorothy Caffee Janet George Jessie Mae Bowling Elizabeth File Ann Ware Marguerite Clifton Phoebe Bledsoe Frances Wauhop Magaret Mabe Polly Jo.
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Evelyn Mead
A. G. Mead
North Kanawha Street
A. A. Edwards
Rosalie Terry
Margaret Hicks
Betty Jame Meador
Mary Bell Polley
Jo Ann Griffith
Katie Jo Catron
Dorothy Caffee
Janet George
Jessie Mae Bowling
Elizabeth File
Ann Ware
Marguerite Clifton
Phoebe Bledsoe
Frances ,_Wauhop
Magaret Mabe
Polly Jo
Notable Names List In Historical Society Records
Catherine McCullouch Teresa Jordan Catherine Dunkley Evelyn Mead appear among a roster of individuals including Fred Marty Harry Crawford Jr Harold McCray John Kirby John Ginestra Robert Kent Bill Bales Jimmy Lee Moorefield Robert Scott George Smith Walter Dempsey Jr Hank Sheffler Bill Williams Albert McCulloch Tiehce Charles Hough Jr Laird Legg Jr Duff Daniel Jr Denny Hollandsworth Ralph Berman and Arthur Goldstein listed in archival records.
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McCullouch
Catherine Jordan
Teresa Dunkley
Evelyn Mead
Fred Marty
Harry Crawford, Jr
Harold McCray
John Kirby
John Ginestra
Robert Kent
Bill Bales
Jimmy Lee Moorefield
Robert Scott
George Smith
Walter Dempsey, Jr
Hank Sheffler
Bill Williams
Albert McCulloch Tiehce
Charles Hough, Jr
Laird Legg, Jr
Duff Daniel, Jr
Denny Hollandsworth
Ralph Berman
Arthur Goldstein
Virginia student visits for Thanksgiving
W. H. File Jr., a University of Virginia student in Charlottesville, arrived last evening to spend Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. File. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Edmundson visit Charleston as guests of friends while Mr. Edmundson attends to business. Edward Wooster of Elkins spent the day in town.
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W. H. File Jr
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
W. H. File
J. S. Edmundson
Charleston
Mr. Edmundson
Edward Wooster
Elkins
Baby Odessa Justine Born to Floyd Meadows of Daniels
Mr and Mrs Floyd Meadows of Daniels welcomed a baby girl named Odessa Justine born Saturday night November 21. Congrats from family and neighbors poured in at their home today.
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Floyd Meadows
Daniels
Odessa Justine
After Thanksgiving Comes Christmas
A brief notice states a small deposit will hold any item until Christmas. The offer highlights securing purchases during the holiday season with a reserve payment. Items available range across products, encouraging early commitment from customers.
Fayette Dance Teacher Weds Ex-Beckleyite
Miss Glenna Carr Ballard wed Gordon Malcolm Grinsinger in a June 27 ceremony at Ripley with Rev. Fred Slaughter officiating. Ballard Ballard is a Fayetteville dancing instructor from Charleston. Grinsinger is Charleston born, former Beckley resident, now with E I du Pont in Belle. They reside at 1559 A Dixie Street, Charleston.
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Glenna Carr Ballard
Gordon Malcolm Grnsinger
Charleston
Ripley
Fred Slaughter
Grisinger
Elbert Lee Ballard
Gates Place
Chaleston High School
New York
Fayetteville
George F. Grisinger
Beckley
Rutherford Sanitarium
Pinecrest
Woodrow Wilson High School
Greenbrier Military Academy
E. I. duPont de Nemours Company
Belle
Mrs. Grisinger
Dixie Street
Mission Circle Hosts Shower for Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Phipps
Mount Tabor Mission Circle held a miscellaneous shower Thursday for Mrs. Thedford Stanley and Mrs. Garner Phipps. The church was decorated and a program was presented. Guests enjoyed refreshments after the event, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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Thedford Stanley
Garner Phipps
Mount Tabor
Mrs Sterne Returns From Week With Daugherty Family
Mrs H G Sterne came back yesterday after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Daugherty in Point Pleasant, concluding a brief family visit.
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H. G. Sterne
Hugh Daugherty
Point Pleasant
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