Banner bought for Clarksburg Elks lodge parade
Charles L Hickman reports purchase of a $150 bank banner from Henderson Ambes Co Kalamazoo Mich for Clarksburg Elks lodge. The banner mirrors Battle Creek prize work with imported silk fringe lace and embroidery and will debut at the state convention parade in Parkersburg next Thursday.
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Charles L. Hickman
Elks
Clarksburg
Henderson-Ambes Company
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bauer
Tha! Fiks
Battle Creek
Henderson-Ambes
Warkersburg
Attempted attack on Westminster Abbey coronation chair
June 12 report says militants damaged St Edward's Chair in Westminster Abbey during an explosion connected to a protest for suffrage. The chair suffered slight damage while the Stone of Destiny embedded in it was badly chipped.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Edward the Confessor
Toryy
Long Trouble and Remedy Named in Winter Medical Claim
The article notes a medicine claimed to cure long trouble and pneumonia during the severe winter period of 1947. It mentions a physician asserting effectiveness, lists large quantities of a remedy, and describes patients, symptoms, and alleged improvements after treatment. ANNIE I. LOUGHUAT signs as a related figure in the medical claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egee
Meron Rogue Hokman
Lang Atrtine Ranchitie
Shinnton Socials Highlight Week of Visits and Travel
Shinnton notes show Mrs Hubert Ast and Mrs B C Long visiting Fairmont, J C Hartley driving an Overland, Miss Rhea Warden returning from Grafton, and Mrs Meyer to Atlantic City for summer. Several locals undertake short trips to Wheel ing, Clarksburg, West Milford, and Lost Creek, with school staff updates and a moonlight picnic at Knob.
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Shinnston
Hubert Ast
B.C. Long
Fairmont
J. C. Hartley
J. R. Hargey
Reynolds
Hepzibah
Rhea Warden
Grafton
Meyer
Bromley
Atlantic Clty
Harvey Ferguson
Pittsburg
Hooratt
G. Colman
Shinuston Grammar
Hay Long
Lloyd Chalfant
Wheeling
W. J. Booth
Clarksburg
Mira
W. Ly Moore
West Milford
Irene Selby
R. A. Lorentz
H.C. Rogers
Waa' ‘Ton
Mary Kennedy
Paul Harmer
Dale Johnson
J. Sarner
Fleming
Eteoll Butcher
Traction Park
Shine
Mra. We
Johnson
Willa Lowe
Victoria Davies
Lost Crock
Probe Begun Into Charge of West Virginia Teacher Exam Questions Sold
West Virginia state superintendent M P Shawkey has opened an inquiry into claims that examination questions used in eighty-two towns were sold to teacher applicants. Several men and women have been arrested and today three women appeared before the Kanawha County grand jury. The probe will also cover the state printing plant where lists of questions were printed. sale of exam content carries severe penalties.
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Charleston
M. P. Shawkey
West Virginia
Kanawha County Grand Jury
Usta
Zoboor Ae
Delegates Set for County and District Conventions
Delegates to county senator ial First congressional and congress man at large conventions were held Thursday afternoon by the Pro gramalven. The Clark district convention met in the county court room with L. K. Richards as chairman and W. M. Conaway as secretary. Delegates named include L. C. Washburn G. B. Barnett George B Charp thley S. M. Masui A. S. Law and others for the county. Senatorial, First district and at large lists follow with numerous named Republicans. Nominations for president of the district school board were left to the county executive committee.
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Clark District
Theeourt House
L. K. Richards
W. M. Conaway
L. C. Washburn
G. B. Barnett
George B. Charpthley
5. M. Masui
George M. Kyle
J. F. Williams
Scotter
Willi H. Davisson
W. C. Straley
Gideon Bungardnur
Howard Post
Tol L. Ruhl
Rufus Haymond
Riley
A. T. Wagner
C. BP. Moreau
W. Burton Alexander
Arthur L. Bennett
John Sopher
J. M. Carakadon
William B. Smith
WC. Hickman
JW. Young
Elmer St-Slair
Lucian Ward
BV. Varner
Robb. Ruhl
A Shuttleworth
H.W. Giarmer
W. B. Ritter
Tyson Reeder
A. R. White
G. A. Bennett
J. M. Knox
Sutton
George I. Charpelling
D. J. Hickman
E. M. Goodman
J. M. Crouch
John Riley
Henderson
B. J. Bowman
George A. Custer
M. M. McClung
W. Stareher
Henrym. Reeder
Emory C. Bates
Mead A. Taylor
H. W. Wu- Mams
J. E. Kidd
G. A. Swiger
J. B. Strother
Py ¥ Ash
Hiflett
B.s.lee
W. A. McKeehan
John Floyd
D. W. Boughner
Reeder
B. N. Flowers
Goffman
Jacob Bloch
FE. H. Bates
Joe Willims
W. E. Starcher
G. H. Gordon
Homer Heavener
C. B. Outright
William Staroher
M. T. Burns
J. W. Strother
E. N. Flowers
H. A. Swiger
Ac M. McChung
A. 0. Flower
D. W. Maughner
BW. Oscherfelle
J. E. Law
Thomas Carter
Walter Bumgardner
Joseph Wil- Han
Climbing roses valued for home landscaping guidance
Washington June 11 The U S Department of Agriculture outlines climbing rose care to enhance home grounds. Prune after June bloom to push growth into new wood next year. trim flowering shoots to ground level on low trellises to encourage sturdy future canes.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Cured Egzena With Saxo Salvo After 0 Years
A Darby Pennsylvania patient describes severe facial pimples and raw skin treated after hospital care with Saxo Spive Salvo. Trial details mention eye symptoms improving and the product being sold by Stone & Mercer druggists in Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Egzena
Darby
Ecrems
Mais
Dirs
Jun Beri
Durawg
Pruning Climbing Roses For Better Blooms Next Year
Garden guidance explains pruning climbing roses on different trellis heights. For standard trellises cut four feet of old growth after flowering to allow new shoots to replace the old wood, with recovery rapid and porch screening maintained. On high trellises renewal starts higher up to encourage strong regrowth and abundant blossoms next season.
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Washington
Boyce Acquitted in Minor Case as Trial Continues for Reed
A criminal court jury acquitted Emiory Boyce of the charge involving a minor. Frances Reed faces trial on a charge of immoral conduct with Richard Niger. Also noted is the U S horse population on January 1 1916 at 20 982 000, up from prior years.
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Emiory Boyce
Wyuor
Frances Reed
Richard Niger
Farma
United States
Deadlock Halts Joint Sessions in Miner Strike Talks
Washington June 12 A continued deadlock forces suspension of joint sessions of federal conciliators over the Kanawha valley miners strike. Operators refuse a checkoff of union dues, prompting separate meetings with contending delegations after four days of joint discussion. A. J. Faulkner Charles Wells and Patrick Gilday expect separate sessions to yield compromises. Speaker Clark named Dixon to address Marshal College Huntington W V. A French inventor patent window uses pivoted sections angled by a chain.
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Pren
Washington, D. C
Faw
Kanawha Ciatriat
West Virginia
Unon
A. J. Faulkner
Charles Wells
Patrick Gilday
Wdo
Faulkner
Clark
Reprendnta
Dixon
Marshal College
Huntington
W. V
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Telus
Daily Telegram
Summee
the Daily Telegram
Clarkeburg, W. Va
Weyees
Clerksburg
Aoe
Andy
Nusbaum’s
West Main Street
Lodge of Elks
Shinnton
Federal Department
Stone & Mercer, Druggiats
W. Va
Boyce
Kanawsha
Simmon’ S Plumbing and Electric Co
Pike Treat
RNEY
Hyatt Lee
Iver Johnson
Prive
Lee & Parr Hardware Co
West Pike Street
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