Fireworks Display Planned for Monday Night
Fireworks program coordinated by Consolidated Fireworks Day of America with an American factory instructor arriving Sunday to oversee. display begins at dusk along Pinnickinnick Dill and other city sites featuring a sequence of shells, batteries, and electric effects culminating in a kaleidoscopic canopy and aerial bursts.
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Consolidated Fireworks Day of
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Pinnickinnick Dill
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Rand
Jared
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Americas
New Officers Installed At Worthy Matrons Banquet
Social notes describe a banquet and formal installation of new officers including Mrs. D. P. Singer as worthy matron and Mrs. Agnes Garrett as associate matron. I Wade Coffman gave an address as jewels and flowers were presented to past worthy matrons. About 56 attendees.
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I. Wade Coffman
D. P. Singer
Matton
Hany Huffman
Agnes Garrett
H. C. Huffman
Minnie Hugill
Mrs. Ritter Guests At Home In Coshocton Area
Local social notes recount Mrs. and Mrs. Ritter hosting friends in Coshocton with sewing circles, piano recital plans by Miss Freda Holden, and various household tips. Other items include a bank picnic and a missionary meeting, plus a house party in progress with several young guests from out of town.
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West
Ritter
Coshocton
Millard
F. Bartlett
Adamston
Sylvinne Ledoux
Jack Horner
Freda Holden
South Third-street
Georgia Lyon
Freda Kester
Catherine Street
Jessamine
Powell
Robin
Hoffman
Pabees Bibbs
Young Ladies' Missionary Soclery
St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Thursady Everdue
Myrtie Trout
Milford Street
McCuen
Stealer
Trout
Jessie
Tina Spiker
June Flowers
Arthur B. Bogsess
Louise
St Higginbotham
Owings
Estelle Randall
Shinns OD. i
Governor Hatfield Visits Richwood for Short Stop
Richwood hosts Governor Hatfield during a brief layover en route to Greenbrier County. A motorcade and grove meeting marked the visit, with speeches and a post-event luncheon. Accompanying him were local dignitaries and members of his party, including Dr. James McClung and J. J. Walker. The governor addressed road concerns as the party traveled through Rennick and Friars Fork, then onward to Lewisburg.
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Richwood
Hatfeld
Greenbrier
Sovermor
Hallela Ho Landscre
Harvey Ningery
George E. Hurd
Thomas
E. _ Smith
Walter
Hutchinson
Thorne
Greenbrier County
James McClung
Smith
Ralph Wetherby
E. B. Deit
L. A.thomas
J. J. Walker
Raymone Thomas
Delbert Hemil
Tom
Friars Out
Partoox
Fred. Hann
Dry Fork School House
Ren— Fick
H— Avalkub
Lewisburg
Orermor
Judge Dice
Lewisbure
Ralph Wetherty
Rennick
Wetherby
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Jo Fanagan
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University of Music At
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Marshall
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Wilbur Sturdey
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Maint Street
James McClang
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