Loyal Circle Ladies Host East Pike Street Tea
The Loyal Circle, led by Mrs. Myre at East Pike Street, enjoyed a Republican era style gathering with needlework and contests won by Stutler and Harri. Guests included Mrs. Nail, Mrs. Stutler, Mrs. DuBoise, Mrs. Trumble, and others. A Royal Neighbors of America installation followed at Pythian hall with refreshments.
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Myre
George Town
East Pike
Stutler
J Harri
Lawrence Nail
Burl” Stutler
Earl DuBoise
Tom ‘Trumble
Bob Kempke
Wilbur Etes
Brooks Hart
Bland
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Pythian Hall
Birthday Party Celebrates Miss Winifred Kidd
An elaborate party will be given Monday evening by friends of Miss Winifred Kidd at her home on Railroad Street in Adamston to celebrate the anniversary of her birth.
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Winifred Kidd
Railroad Street
Adamston
German Front Bugle Error Halts Charge
Berlin dispatch reports an English bugler misplayed calls during a planned assault. The erroneous cry Ceaxo flying halted the German advance, then the correct ration call followed. The delay allowed Allied troops to launch a renewed charge, leaving Germans in possession of captured trenches.
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Berlin
Solstake
Plandera
Alwlus
Banquet in Thurmond for retiring New River officials
In Charleston January 9, the New River Coal Association honored retiring president William McKell and retiring secretary W R J Zimmerman with an elaborate banquet at the Dungien hotel in Thurmond. Each retiree received an engraved watch as speeches by dignitaries highlighted legislative and safety concerns. New officers named are Col. C90 Beary president, William McKell vice president, N S Blake secretary and treasurer.
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Charleston
William McKell
W. R. J. Zimmerman
New River Coal Association
Dungien
Thurmond
Joseph H. Gaines
R. S. Splimin
Algo Eting
W. Dillon
Legislativras
H.W. McGinnis
Raleigh
John Laing
Kira
R. 1D. Hubbard, Jr
Journey to Jerusalem in Morley’s sermon on life work
The piece explores life as a sacred journey toward a personal Jerusalem. It uses biblical and literary allusions to urge readers to discover their vocation through inner strength, study, and community needs, embracing hardship as growth toward a noble life. It emphasizes education as building a life, not just a livelihood.
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Hind
Tx Teimpia
Zion
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Solomon
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Jawa
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Philiips Brooks
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Jesus
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Large Mine Rescue and First Aid Training Attained
The largest group of mine rescue and first aid workers completed training in West Virginia in a formal drill overseen by United States Mine Rescue. Gary and Dowell County led with eighty six miners supplemented by six trainees from Gary High School.
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Dowell County
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United States
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Tae
United Statens Hiren, Mines
Lnjethig Analaine
LEMBERGHOLDS ART TREASURES AND RUSSIAN LOOT
The Osgolski museum collection, started in 1819 by Count von Tenczyn, faced a major raid as Russians carried away a large number of paintings, etchings, autographs, and manuscripts from Petrograd. The loss includes roughly 1,034 paintings, 24,600 etchings, 5,006 autographs, and many invaluable items, with few items safely estimated. The institution housed a vast archive of paintings, coins, medals, plates, and historical objects, and its library contained works of literary and historical value dating back to the 19th century.
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Polen
Jrekenti
Joseph Moxhi Tlai Am Wonlingki von Tenczyn
Pistor-Ol-Parié Cagtain Urors
Blane Rasi
Trench tale reveals ammunition misfire injures German marksman
A French soldier recounts a rifle misfire near a rock chamber during battle. He notes the German shooter was wounded by his own bullet when a neighboring cartridge exploded, causing the fighting to pause as both sides assessed the accident and combat outcome.
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Amsterdam
Andithie
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