Ladies Day at Black Knight Club features nine hole tournament
Social pages note hosts Mrs. R B Williamson and others plan Ladies Day at Black Knight Country Club with nine hole flag tournament at nine, luncheon at 12 30, reservations via J W F Beckner, afternoon bridge. Many local residents travel and visit relatives, attend funerals, and send illness notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Williamson
T. H. Wickham
J. P. Nowlin
H. R. Tribou
Black Knight Country Club
J. W. F. Beckner
Beckley Hospital patients and visitors noted
Mrs. Lee remains a Beckley hospital patient recuperating after a serious operation. Mrs. Imelda Ferrell is to undergo an operation there. A. D. Cody entered Beckley hospital for treatment. S. M. Miller returned from a business trip to New York City. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ross, guests of A. A. Ross, left for Gordonsville Virginia. T. C. Walker of Marion Virginia has been a guest at Black Knight Country club.
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Mrs. Lee
Beckley Hospital
S. M. Miller
New York City
J. C. Ross
A. A. Ross
Gordonsville, Va
T. C. Walker
Marion, Va
Black Knight Country Club
Imelda Ferrell
Mooseheart Legion Meets At Moose Lodge This Evening
The Mooseheart Legion will convene at 7 30 this evening at the Moose Lodge. Ladies are asked to bring refreshments as hosts for Mount Hope Legion during the gathering. All who can attend are urged to be present.
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Mooseheart Legion
Moose Lodge
Mount Hope Legion
Cuba Plans First Commercial Census Since 1919
Cuba announces the first commercial census since 1919, signaling a major update to economic and business data collection. The move aims to map industry, commerce, and workforce trends to guide policy and investment strategies.
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Cuba
Egeria News Highlights Local Visits and Basketball Victory
Local families visited relatives across Egeria and nearby towns including Affinity Rhodell and Arista while Edna Thompson recovers from illness. Leffie Harvey sustains a mashed lip after a recent game. Egeria High boys defeated Basin High 22 2 at home with standout forwards Tracy Shrewsbury and Leffie Harvey, and plan to play Basin again Tuesday at Basin High.
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Carl Meadows
C. L. Harvey
Lawrence Chambers
Rhodell
H. A. Walker
Edna Thompson
Leffie Harvey
Luke Graham
Arista
Leonard Shrewsbury
Resaco
C. S. Graham
Lula Mitchem
Winding Gulf
J. L. Mitchem
Elmer Meadows
Tommy Creek
Jack Jordan
Anise
Wheatland
Wyoming
Egeria
Egeria High School
Basin High School
Basin
Egéria Boys
Tracy Shrewsbury
Frank Harmon
Egeria Boys
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Mrs Homer Williams visits her parents Mr and Mrs Homer Williams. Miss Edith Hale and Miss Margaret McKane visit Miss Hale's parents Mr and Mrs H O Hale of Winding Gulf. Charlie Forthing stays with his mother Mrs Mary Forthing. Mrs Arthur Hylton Mrs Glen Parssley and Mrs Ray Johnson shopped at Beckley recently. A group from here enjoyed a wiener roast at Surveyor Thursday night. Walter Forthing of Leslie visited his mother Mrs Mary Forthing Sunday.
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Homer Williams
Edith Hale
Margaret McKane
Miss Hale
H. O. Hale
Winding Gulf
Charlie Forthing
Mary Forthing
Arthur Hylton
Glen Parssley
Ray Johnson
Beckley
Surveyor
Walter Forthing
Leslie
Body found near Scranton in Clifford township
A mangled body of 55 year old Martin Grum was found in a corn field on a Clifford township farm. Authorities ruled he died by his own hand after placing a dynamite stick on his chest and lying among tall corn. News reached Scranton today.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Martin Grum
Clifford Township
Grum
Nationalist protests target German film theatres in Prague
In Prague on Sept 25 nationalist students and others demonstrated before German talking movie theatres demanding substitutes of American and Czechoslovak films. Police blamed riots on fascist and chauvinist press incitement.
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Associated Press
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Police Lieutenant Hurt by Fountain Pen Tear Gas Bomb
Morgantown West Virginia September 25 Police Lieutenant Sloan McDowell no longer favors tear gas. A fountain pen tear gas bomb exploded in his hand yesterday injuring his face and hands and causing other officers to flee the city building.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
Sloan McDowell
Wisconsin forest fires declared man caused
The state conservation department said all fires burning in Wisconsin recently were man caused and preventable.
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Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Talks Tog and Parents A Trying Situation
By Alice Judson Peale Nancy and Joan are sisters two years apart in age placed in the same class at school. Nancy the younger excels in grades sports and theatricals while Joan the elder to average but shows good work given her lower mental endowment. She socializes well with less gifted children and remains popular despite her duller intellect.
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Alice Judson Peale
Nancy
Joan
Understanding and Affectionate Home Background in Education
The teacher who understands her students can smooth the path for troubled youths. Placing siblings with unequal abilities together risks cockiness in the clever child and discouragement in the dull one, potentially deepening feelings of inferiority.
Coal City Social News Roundup in West Virginia
Miss Ethel Gillespie returned from a visit to Roanoke Virginia. Miss Lucille Meadows visited her parents at Pemberton with others in Coal City. Raymond Smith and Herbert Lilly visited from Resaco with Claire Dehart of Princewick. Ida Maxey visited Crab Orchard. Local residents hosted and visited Sunday. Beckley trip. Bowyer business visit. Hodges and Ritter hosting. James Hearld called to Amigo to teach singing school.
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Lucille Meadows
Pemberton
Raymond Smith
Herbert Lilly
Resaco
Claire Dehart
Princewick
Ida Maxey
Crab Orchard
M. L. Canaday
D. B. Peters
Lillybrook
J. W Cooper
Lloyd
W. V. Nugen
W. M. Booth
Beckley
Clifford Warden
Bowyer
Coal City
Typhoid Vaccinations Reported Across Mississippi July
County health units in Mississippi administered typhoid vaccines to 104,845 people in July, highlighting statewide vaccination efforts and public health outreach across multiple counties.
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Mississippi
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J. D. McCorkle
Charleston
W. A. McCorkle
West Virginia
A. G. Cook
Oakwood Avenue
Mary Maples
Lewisburg
Greenbrier College
Harry McCue
N. D. Hayes
West Orange
N. J
L. O. Bailey
Jack Bailey
Claude Martin
Motor
Pontiac
Mich
Ellen Sloan
Wheeling
H. A. Sloan
Sloan
Mr. and
Mrs
Oriie Lilly
Betty Lou
Alderson
Phillip Conley
Col- Ernest Chilson
E. J. McDonough
Paul Malone
Fort Defiance, Va
Frank Malone
W. A. Browning
Hillsboro
Browning
Miss Boots Browning
Earl Ward
William Taylor
W. H. Bardin
Clarksburg
Kings Daughters
R. L. Page
Berwind
C. W. Hogg
Mr. Hogg
Wickham Avenue
W. J. McCreery
Pontiac, Mich
Martha Page Hogg
Mrs. C. W. Hogg
J. P. Horne
Marguerite Johnson
Alma Rubens
Ricardo Cortez
Los Angeles
A. D. Cody
AAA
Price Walk Way
West VA
Stotesbury, W. Va
Robert M. la Follette
Rachel Wilson Young
Washington, D. C
Phillip la Follette
Madison, Wis
Senator la Follette
Coal City, W. Va
Ethel Gillespie
Roanoke
Virginia
Amels
N. B. C. Network
WIZ and
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R. J. Reynelée Tobacco Co
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