An Evening Echo Quote by E Thompson
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E. Thompson
Johnsons Figures Mislead and City Debt Debate
A newspaper reply defends city finances against Councilman Johnsons critique. It argues Johnson misstates debt projections, omits a special levy, and overestimates new indebtedness while praising the councils plan to cap expenses and reduce the overall debt through paving and prudent budgeting.
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Elty Chi Hoere
Johnson
Dr. Austey to Preach at First Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Dr. Elkanah Hulley of Broaddus Institute will preach at First Presbyterian Sunday morning in the pastor’s absence, Rev. Dr. W. M. Hudson.
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Austey
Elkanah Hulley
Broaddus Institute
First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Hudson
Grange To Hold Field Meeting And Picnic In Washburn Grove
A large field meeting and picnic are planned for Tuesday September 3 in Washburns Grove near Good Hope by the Good Hope and Lost Greek granges. Speakers include N J Bachelder ex governor of New Hampshire and master of the national grange and Prof T G Atkeson master of the West Virginia grange. A brass band two quartets will play and a baseball game and other athletics are scheduled. The event is expected to be well attended.
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Washburn’s Grove
Good Hope
Greek Grange
N. J. Bachelder
New Hampshire
National Grange
T. G. Atkeson
West Virginia Grange
Woman jailed again for drunkenness in county court
Nora Gilmore begun a four sentence stretch after a ten day punishment ordered by Mayor Crile at police court. She resisted being taken to prison and was carried by officers. Earlier that night policemen detained Nora in the street. Thomas Moore paid a $3 fine and F. Robinson faced fifteen days for the same offense.
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Nora Gilmore
Crile
Nora
Aldstold
Whyte
Farmer
Thomas Moore
F. Robinson
Weiland Theatre Presents New Program On Pike Street
Entire program changed with an overture moving pictures and vaudeville acts by Elwood and Benton. A illustrated song When the Whippoorwill Whistles In the Meadow by Miss Kenyon. Walker and Burrell perform The Real Music Teacher. Mrs Powell and visitors from Fairmont meet Miss Carol Powell in Salem. Misses Mary and Leoray Abbott visit Mrs Rider in McAlpin.
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Weiland Family Theatre
Pike Street
Moving Pictures
Elwood
Benton
J. E. Powell
Sydney Reynolds
Missear Mary and
Leoray J Abbott
Fairmont
Carol Powell
Salem
Shirley
Stuart F. Reed
L. A. Rider
McAlpin
Salem residents manage city business and travel notes
R L Towles of Salem spent Friday in the city on business. Mr and Mrs R L Martin are at Webster Springs. T J Daffety of Salem was here Thursday. R D Kelley train dispatcher for the M R was here Thursday from Fairmont on business.
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R. L. Towles
Salem
R. L. Martin
Webster Springs
T. J. Daffety
R. D. Kelley
M. R
Fairmont
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