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ACCIDENTS - BIG SANDY BRIDGE COLLAPSE SIX PERISH AS BIG SANDY BRIDGE FALLS : BIG SANDY RIVER BRIDGE AT KENOVA AFTER FLOOD WATERS CARRY SPAN AWAY p. 1 December 22, 1926 HA

ACCIDENTS - BIG SANDY BRIDGE COLLAPSE HIGH WATER STOPS HUNT FOR 5 BODIES LOST IN BIG SANDY p. 1 December 23, 1926 HA

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE DUPLICATES WRECK OF 20 YEARS AGO January 2, 1913

ENGINE CRASHING THROUGH BRIDGE CARRIES SEVEN MEN TO DEATH; TO BEGIN SEARCH FOR BODIES: THINK HIGH WATER WEAKENED ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE January 2, 1913 HD PIERS CAUSING BREAK p. 1 & 3

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE NEW YEARS DAY OF 1913 BRING TRAGEDY TO HUNTINGTON January 2, 1913

DIVERS ARRIVE TO SEARCH RIVER FOR VICTIMS OF WRECK: STEEL GIRDERS JAMMED TOGETHER, HINDER WORK OF RECOVERING ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE January 3, 1913 HD BODIES p.1 & 2 THREE DIVERS TO HELP IN SEARCH OF GUYAN RIVER: WORK OF RECOVERING BODIES IS HAMPERED BY MUDDY WATER [C&O FREIGHT ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE January 4, 1913 HD TRAIN NO. 99] p.1

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE FIRST PICTURES OF WRECKED BRIDGE THROUGH WHICH SEVEN WENT TO DEATH p.6 (pic) January 5, 1913 HD

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE HELD BY DEBRIS SEVEN BODIES ARE IN GUYAN RIVER...DIVERS FAIL TO FIND MEN WHO WERE KILLED p.1 January 5, 1913 HD

SEARCHING PROBE TO BE INAUGURATED INTO NEW YEAR'S TRAGEDY: CORONER VINSON ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL CONDUCT ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE January 7, 1913 HD GENERAL INQUIRY: BODY OF ENGINEER WEBER RECOVERED p.1 NO MORE BODIES RECOVERED: DIVERS HAVE CEASED WORK TEMPORARILY C&O OFFICIALS TRYING TO FORESTALL POSSIBILITY OF ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE January 8, 1913 HD ANY DELAY ON THE WORK p.2

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE DIVERS HAMPERED IN THEIR WORK: BY HIGH TIDE IN GUYANDOTTE RIVER p.10 January 9, 1913 HD

RESUME TRAFFIC ON NEXT SUNDAY: RAPID PROGRESS MADE ON 'HOO-DOO' BRIDGE: C&O OFFICIALS CONFIDENT THAT TRAINS WILL BE ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE January 10, 1913 HD RUNNING BY NEXT SUNDAY p.2

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE WORK IS RESUMED: REPAIRING OF GUYAN RIVER BRIDGE IS TAKEN UP AFTER DELAY OF SEVERAL WEEKS p.4 January 16, 1913 HD

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE IS TESTED: LOADED COAL CARS SHOVED ACROSS STRUCTURE SPANNING GUYANDOTTE RIVER YESTERDAY MORNING p.10 January 17, 1913 HD

TWO BODIES FOUND AND ANCHORED IN THE GUYAN RIVER: MATTER KEPT SECRET FOR SEVERAL DAYS - IT IS SAID BECAUSE OF ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE January 21, 1913 HD IMPOSSIBILITY OF RECOVERY AT THAT TIME p.10

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE DIVER IS COMING TO LOCATE SIX VICTIMS p.10 January 24, 1913 HD

ICE DELAYS WORK ON GUYAN BRIDGE: WORK ON NEW STRUCTURE BEING PUSHED HUGE FLOOR SUPPORT RAISED MONDAY NO MORE ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE February 11, 1913 HD BODIES HAVE BEEN RECOVERED p.10

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE ENGINE THAT BROKEDOWN C&O BRIDGE WILL BE RAISED FROM RIVER TODAY p.6 February 20, 1913 HD

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE NEAR COMPLETION OF NEW BRIDGE : NEW C&O BRIDGE OVER GUYAN NEARS COMPLETION February 20, 1913

NEAR COMPLETION OF NEW BRIDGE: TRAFFIC MAY BE RESUMED IN SHORT TIME: NEW C&O BRIDGE OVER GUYAN NEARS COMPLETION - ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE February 20, 1913 HD EAST SPAN ENTIRELY FINISHED p.6

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ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE GUYAN BRIDGE STILL UNSAFE NO TRAINS CAN BE RUN ACROSS IT FOR A WHILE p.10 February 25, 1913 HD

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE BIG CROWD WILL WATCH FOR RECOVERY OF BODIES FROM BOTTOM OF GUYAN TODAY p.6 March 9, 1913 HD

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE GUYAN BRIDGE IS FINISHED March 9, 1913

GUYAN BRIDGE IS FINISHED: TRAINS NOW RUNNING OVER THE NEW STRUCTURE: CHANNEL SPAN FASTENED IN POSITION WITH ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE March 9, 1913 HD REMARKABLE RAPIDITY BY BRIDGE WORKERS p.15

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE RIVER GIVES UP PART OF ENGINE : FENDER OF BIG MAKADO REMOVED AT LAST March 11, 1913

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE RIVER GIVES UP PART OF ENGINE WHICH CARRIED SEVEN MEN TO DEATH p.5 March 11, 1913 HD

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE WILL TRY TO LIFT BIG C&O ENGINE WHICH CARRIED 7 TO DEATH IN GUYAN RIVER p.2 March 12, 1913 HD

RECOVER BODY OF J.W. CRAWFORD ONE OF BRIDGE VICTIMS AFTER NEARLY THREE MONTHS, SECOND BODY IS TAKEN FROM GUYAN ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE March 26, 1913 HD RIVER - WAS BURIED IN PILE OF SAND - IDENTIFICATION WAS MADE AND BODY SHIPPED TO ST. ALBANS p.12 HAND OF FATE IN BRIDGE DISASTER WATER INCREASES EVERY TIME WORK GETS UNDER HEADWAY - WORKMEN CAN'T UNDERSTAND ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE March 27, 1913 HD AND MANY MINDS ARE BURDENED WITH SUPERSTITIOUS IDEAS ABOUT IT p.4 VICTIM OF C&O BRIDGE WRECK PROBABLY DIED BEFORE DROWNING: HUGE GASH CUT ON INSIDE OF RIGHT LEG NEAR GROIN ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE March 27, 1913 HD SEVERING THE BIG LEG ARTERY, WHICH ALONE WOULD HAVE CAUSED DEATH WITHIN TWO OR THREE MINUTES AT -OUTSIDE- … p.5

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE BODIES OF GUYAN BRIDGE VICTIMS HAVE BEEN SURRENDERED TO ETERNITY May 4, 1913

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE BIG ENGINE IS ALMOST OUT May 20, 1913

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE BODY OF 4TH VICTIM OF NEW YEAR DISASTER IS FOUND May 25, 1913

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE ENGINE OF DISASTER COMES OUT OF GUYAN DRIPPING TRAGEDY June 27, 1913

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE (GUYANDOTTE, WV) p. C3 June 25, 1959 HD

ACCIDENTS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSE YESTERDAY BY BOB WITHERS p.8 (Sunday Magazine) December 27, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH A FIERY FLASH AND A CITY'S BLACKEST NIGHT November 14, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH A HUGE BALL OF FIRE AND THAT WAS IT November 15, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH AFTER 40 YEARS : TRAGEDY HARD TO TAKE November 15, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH DON’T GO TO MORGUE, MOORE ADVISES FAMILIES OF VICTIMS November 15, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH FRIENDS GATHER AT HOSPITAL TO WAIT, HOPE FOR MIRACLE November 15, 1970 HA

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ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH SOBS, ANGUISH PIERCE COLD RAINY NIGHT AT MARSHALL U November 15, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH SONS OF MARSHALL THEY WILL ALWAYS BE November 15, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH THESE COACHES, PLAYERS, FANS, BELIEVED ABOARD November 15, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH THEY WERE FINE YOUNG MEN CAROLINA COACH SAYS November 15, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH 10 TEAMS COMBING WRECKAGE OF JET November 16, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH A TEST OF FAITH 7000 MOURNERS CROWD FIELD HOUSE FOR MEMORIAL November 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH CITY, COURTHOUSE OFFICES ARE SHUT : EVENTS CANCELED November 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH CONDOLENCES POUR INTO MU November 16, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH CRASH PLANES PILOT WAS WITH AIRLINE FOR 21 YEARS November 16, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH CRASH WORST BY FAR IN HISTORY OF STATE November 16, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH FATE CAUSED THEM TO MISS THE PLANE November 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH HERE IS OFFICIAL LIST OF 75 VICTIMS November 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH IDENTIFY 15 CRASH VICTIMS November 16, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH INQUIRIES KEPT FIVE PLAYERS OFF PLANE November 16, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH LAMENT FOR CRASH DEAD RELECTS GRIEF OF CITY November 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MOST AREA ACTIVITIES POSTPONED OR CANCELLED November 16, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH POOR VISIBILITY, EMOTIONAL STUDENT CAUSE OVERFLIGHTS November 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH SOMETHING IS MISSING AND WE FEEL IT SO DEEPLY November 16, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH SOUTHERN VP DEFENDS DC-9 AS BEAUTIFUL PLANE November 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH THEY CAME TO MOURN AND PAY TRIBUTE TO THOSE WHO DIED ON THE RUGGED MOUNTAINSIDE November 16, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH TOO EARLY TO DETERMINE IF ENGINES MALFUNCTIONED November 16, 1970 HD

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ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH TRAGEDY MAKES TOP HEADLINES ACROSS NATION November 16, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH TWO IMPACTS CITED IN CRASH THAT CLAIMED MU TEAM, FANS : LAST OF 75 BODIES ARE RECOVERED AS INQUIRY UNFOLDS November 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH VICTIM IDENTIFICATION SAID MATTER OF DAYS November 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH VICTIMS RELATIVES FRIENDS GATHER ON CAMPUS November 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH BOYS MOTHER GIVES UP GOES HOME November 17, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH INDENTITY LIST NOW 39 November 17, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MANY OFFER MEMORIAL AID November 17, 1970

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MEMORIAL SERVICE PLANNED SATURDAY November 17, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH START REMOVING JET DEBRIS ENGINE WILL BE INSPECTED November 17, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH VOLUNTEERS PRAISED FOR WORK AT CRASH November 17, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MARSHALL WILL SHARE IN TELEVISED BENEFIT WITH WICHITA STATE November 18, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH WRECKAGE REMOVAL TO CONTINUE TODAY November 18, 1970

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH 63 LOST ONE ON : BOTH PARENTS November 19, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH CRASH PROBE EXONERATES JET ENGINES November 19, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH NATION PAUSES TO REMEMBER HONOR MU November 20, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH EDITORIALS: TRI-STATE'S LACK OF ILS WAS NOT DUE TO OVERSIGHT p. 4 [SCANNED] November 21, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH OHIO UNIVERSITY TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES AT PEDEN STADIUM: REMEMBRANCE FOR MU SET NATIONALLY p. 10-11 [SCANNED ] November 21, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH SIX BODIES CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED p. 1& 5 [SCANNED] November 21, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH A PERFECT DAY FOR FOOTBALL… p.9 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH AMUSEMENTS: ARTS GUILD'S 'SACRED SERVICE' GIVEN IN MEMORIAM' TUESDAY p. 1 (Sunday Magazine) [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH BLACK CAGERS ATTEND SERVICES OF CRASH VICTIMS: MARSHALL ATHLETIC COMMITTEE TO MEET MONDAY p. 17-18 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

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ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH CINCINNATI TRIO BURIED AFTER JOINT RITES p. 9 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH DISASTER RITES (GRIFFITH, SKEENS, GILMORE, BROWN, NASH, ZBORILL) p. 14 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH ERNIE SALVATORE: IN MEMORY OF… p.17 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH FROM FAR AND NEAR COME WORDS OF SYMPATHY p. 11-12 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH GALLIPOLIS PLANS SERVICE TODAY FOR CRASH VICTIMS p. 22 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH HUNTINGTON DID NOT WEEP ALONE p. 23 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH IN MEMORY OF OUR FRIENDS & FELLOW PHYSICIANS p. 18 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH IT WAS A WEEK OF DESPAIR AND A WEEK OF INSPIRATION p. 10 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH JOINT RITES BEING ARRANGED FOR SIX November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MARSHALL'S GRIEF: 'IT WAS WORSE THAN ANYONE COULD IMAGINE' p. 1 & 14 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MY GOD IT'S TRUE -- THOSE POOR PARENTS, HOW CAN WE TELL THEM p.14 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MY GOD ITS TRUE : THOSE POOR PARENTS HOW CAN WE TELL THEM November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH NATION PAUSES TO REMEMBER, HONOR MU p. 1 & 4 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH SAUNDERS, HOOD, VAN HORN, WILSON BURIED: 2,500 AT ALABAMA SERVICE p. 14 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH SERVICES TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY: JOINT RITES BEING ARRANGED FOR SIX p. 9 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH WE'VE GOT A PLANE CRASH -- IT MAY BE A BAD ONE… p. 9 [SCANNED] November 22, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH AIR DISASTER HEARING TO OPEN HERE DEC 14 p. 1 & 6 [SCANNED] November 26, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH EDITORIALS: MARSHALL TURNS SADLY TO TASK OF REBUILDING p. 4 [SCANNED] November 26, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH EDITORIALS: MUCH TO BE THANKFUL FOR EVEN IN OUR BEREAVEMENT p.4 [SCANNED] November 26, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MOMENTUM INCREASES FOR UPGRADING LANDING FACILITIES AT AIRPORT HERE p.6 [SCANNED] November 26, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH TRAGEDY TRIGGERS ILS RUSH p. 1 & 6 [SCANNED] November 26, 1970 HD

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ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH WE DON'T WANT A HUNTINGTON ON OUR HANDS' SAYS AIRPORT MANAGER TRYING TO OBTAIN ILS p. 6 [SCANNED] November 26, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MEMORIAL GIFTS POUR IN AT MU November 30, 1970 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH BENEFIT GRID GAME NEWS TO MARSHALL p. 1 December 1, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MU ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS p. 10 December 1, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH PLANE DISASTER TOPS REGENTS AGENDA p. 9 December 1, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MU OFFICIALS REJECT FOOTBALL BENEFIT, URGE MUI SUPPORT p.14 December 2, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH REGENTS WOULD WAIVE SURVIVOR TUITION, FEES p. 13 December 2, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH DISASTER INQUIRY AIDS NAMED p. 11 December 3, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MARSHALL FUND TOPS $21,000 P. 11 December 3, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH SAFETY BOARD THANKFUL FOR RED CROSS AID IN DISASTER p. 11 December 3, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH SUIT FILED AFTER MU AIR CRASH: COACH'S WIDOW ASKS 6 MILLION p. 1 December 3, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH $5,000 CHECK FOR MU FUND p 9 December 4, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MARSHALL CRASH ONE OF PATTERN, CONGRESS TOLD p. 1 December 4, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH VPI DEDICATES MEMORIAL TO COACHES TOLLEY, LORIA p. 25 December 4, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH REPORTS FROM OFFICIALS DIFFER: SAM HUFF AT MARSHALL p. 12 December 5, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH HAGLEY-PROCTOR MEMORIAL TO MVP MUI TROPHIES RENAMED (pic - Donald Dedmon) p.22 December 6, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH INTERESTED' HUFF DECLARES p. 1 & 4 December 6, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MU ANNALS REWRITTEN" 'SHOE' & CO. LEFT LEGACY… p. 22 December 6, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH NOV 14, 1970: A NIGHT OF TRAGEDY (pic) p. G1 July 11, 1971 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH $2.1 MILLION SUIT FILED CRASH VICTIMS MOTHER November 14, 1971

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH $317,692 ON DEPOSIT IN MU MEMORIAL FUND November 14, 1971

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ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH DEDMON : MARSHALL MATURED WITH TRAGEDY November 14, 1971 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MAY WE FIND NEW COURAGE November 14, 1971

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH TRI-STATE IS LITTLE CHANGED November 14, 1971 HA

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH ALTEMETER ERROR, RULED CITED IN MU CRASH January 2, 1972

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH PARK BOARD QUESTIONS SIZE OF MU CRASH MEMORIAL SITE January 7, 1972

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH PLANE CRASH ALTERED M.U. HISTORY FOREVER April 26, 1987 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH DOCUMENTARY ON MU CRASH NOV. 11 October 11, 2000 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH NATION REMEMBERS MU PLANE CRASH November 7, 2000 HD

ACCIDENTS - MARSHALL FOOTBALL TEAM PLANE CRASH MARSHALL MEMORIAL BRONZE UNVEILED TO MIX OF EMOTIONS November 12, 2000 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SILVER BRIDGE WILL BE OPENED MEMORIAL DAY May 20, 1928

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE 2 FELLOW TRUCKERS SURVIVE, 2 PERISH: BADLY HURT DRIVER, GRABBED BOX AND FLOATED UNITL RESCUED BY BOAT p. 1 & 11 December 16, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE 9 SURVIVORS, 14 MISSING AFTER PLUNGE p. 3 December 16, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BLOCKING OF RIVER SURVEYED p. 13 December 16, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE HECHLER AND MILLER MOVE FOR U.S. AID p. 13 December 16, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE OFF-DUTY HOSPITAL STAFF RUSHED BACK ON HEARING DISASTER NEWS p. 7 December 16, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE PT. PLEASANT BRIDGE COLLAPSES; 5 KNOWN DEAD, HIGH TOLL FEARED p. 1,7, 11 December 16, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE TRAFFIC SNARL IS REGIONAL (pic) p. 13 December 16, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE TRAGEDY ROUNDUP: H-D 'STRINGER', HER FAMILY ESCAPE CRASH p. 15 December 16, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE WAS LIKE A CHAIN REACTION,' SAYS WITNESS WHO WATCHED BRIDGE FALL p. 7 December 16, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE WHOLE BRIDGE SHOOK' AFTER NEW HAVEN MAN CROSSED-ILL FATED SPAN (HOWARD RADER) p. 7 December 16, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE 2ND BRIDGE DISASTER OF YEAR p. 30 December 17, 1967 HD

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ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE 6TH ST. BRIDGE CHECK ASKED p. 1 & 5 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE 8 KNOWN DEAD, 43 MISSING p. 1 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE AT LEAST 43 FEARED DEAD p. 1 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE CITY MEN WHO WORKED ON OLD TOLL HOUSE DECLARE… SILVER BRIDGE 'NOT BUILT FOR HEAVY LOADS' p. 31 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE COULD IT HAPPEN HERE? p.30 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE COUPLE IS UNHURT IN 30-FOOT PLUNGE p. 2 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE DIVERS PROBE RIVER p. 1 & 4 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE FERRY SERVICE STEPS INITIATED p. 19 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE FIFTH BODY IDENTIFIED SATURDAY p. 4 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE GOV. SMITH PRAISES OPERATION'S EFFICIENCY p. 28 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE H-A PHOTOGRAPHERS CAPTURE GRIM ATMOSPHERE OF BRIDGE DISASTER (pics) p. 13 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE IT'LL BE THERE MANY WEEKS p. 2 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE LOCAL POLICE WALK POINT PLEASANT BEAT p. 31 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE MORE THAN 200 NEWSMEN PRESENT p. 31 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE NEW I-77 SPAN IS OPENED EARLY p. 28 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE NIGHT HALTS DIVERS p.1 & 4 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE NINE 'HARD-HAT' DIVERS SEARCH DEPTHS p. 19 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE OFFICIALS, RECOVERY TEAMS AT DISASTER SCENE (pics) p. 30 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE OHIO SIDE WENT FIRST, WOMAN SAYS p. 28 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE OHIO TRIBUTARIES AID IN BRIDGE RESCUE EFFORTS p. 31 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE PIGEONS FIND HOME MISSING p. 28 December 17, 1967 HD

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ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE PRESIDENT SAID 'CONCERNED' OVER OHIO RIVER DISASTER p. 31 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE RED SUNRISE REVEALS ASTOUNDING SCENE OF DISASTER p. 2 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE THE KNOWN DEAD p. 19 (obits) December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE THEY DIDN'T MAKE THE GAME p. 1 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE TINY BATTERY CREDITED WITH SAVING 3 LIVES p. 28 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE TWO AWAKEN TO FIND SPAN GOING DOWN p. 28 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE U.S. AGENCIES DOING UTMOST, WHITE HOUSE TELLS HECHLER p. 28 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE VIBRATIONS 'NO REASON' FOR COLLAPSE p. 31 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE WORST I'VE SEEN' VETERAN' VETERAN DIVER SAYS p. 4 December 17, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE 41 PERSONS STILL LISTED MISSING WOULD PUSH TOTAL TO 54; KNOWN BRIDGE DEATHS REACH 13 p.1 & 3 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BETTER INSPECTION OF BRIDGES NEEDED p. 1 & 3 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE VICTIMS (obits) p. 17 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE WRECKAGE HAS 30 BOATS, 60,000 TONS OF RIVER CARGO STALLED p. 29 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE COULD ONLY WATCH THEM DROWN: RESTAURANT OPERATOR WAS ONLY FIVE CAR LENGTHS FROM DEATH p. 29 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE HERE'S LIST OF SUNDAY'S RECOVERIES p. 3 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE HUNTINGTON VOLUNTEERS ARE ALL BACK p. 9 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE I'M JUST GOING ONTO THE BRIDGE… DAD'S LAST REPORT FROM TAXI p. 9 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE MISSING STUDENT MAY HAVE BEEN ON BRIDGE p. 29 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE NIGHTMARE IS ALL TOO REAL (pics) p. 9 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE PLANE FLYING TO DISASTER SCENE CRASHES; 4 HURT p. 29 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE REAL HAIRY' DIVERS TERM FOR THIS JOB p. 9 December 18, 1967 HD

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ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT 'EVERYBODY'S FRIEND' PAUL WEDGE'S BODY LIFTED FROM RIVER p. 1 & 3 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE STATE FACES POSSIBILITY OF DAMAGE CLAIMS p. 29 December 18, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE 2 BODIES RECOVERED: KNOWN DEAD NOW 19; 38 ON MISSING LIST p. 1 & 6 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE ASK STATE SPEND WORK p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE VICTIMS (obits) p. 3 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE CUPID HAS ROLE IN SAVING MU STUDENT FROM DISASTER p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE DRIVERS PAID WELL, BUT PT. PLEASANT ORDEAL MORE THAN JUST A JOB p. 1 & 6 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE EDITORIAL: FINGER POINTS AT ROAD COMMISSION p. 1 & 6 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE FIREMEN FROM 14 TOWNS AID SEARCH p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE FOUND BY SONAR p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE HERE ARE NAMES OF BRIDGE DEAD p. 6 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE LIGHTS AND BAUBLES UP BUT THE SPIRIT'S GONE p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE MAJOR' FAILURE KEY TO COLLAPSE p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE MOURNING CITY KNOWS LOSS WITHOUT ANY LIST p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE QUICK TRIP TO STORE MEANT GONE FOREVER SHUTTLE TEST IS RUN TODAY p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE RADIO NET PLAYS A KEY ROLE IN RECOVERY WORK p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SEMBLANCE OF CALM RETURNS AFTER TERROR p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SOME THEORIES ALREADY OFFERED: PRIVATE CONSULTANTS TO STUDY WRECKAGE p. 1 & 6 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE ST. MARY'S MAYOR WELCOMES SAFETY CLOSURE OF BRIDGE p. 11 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE TOWER, EYEBAR FAILURE HELD POSSIBLE CAUSES p. 1 & 6 December 19, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE 21 BODIES, 9 CARS, 2 TRUCKS FOUND SO FAR IN SALVAGE AT SILVER BRIDGE p. 1 & 5 December 20, 1967 HD

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ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE VICTIMS (obits) p. 6 December 20, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE DEBATE OVER USING EXPLOSIVES p. 1 & 5 December 20, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE EDITORIAL: 'OUNCE OF PREVENTION' MISSING AT PT. PLEASANT p. 4 December 20, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE MARVIN L. WAMSLEY'S BODY FOUND IN THIS CAR RAISED FROM NEAR OHIO SHORE (pic) p. 1 December 20, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SHUTTLE TRIP: A CLOSEUP OF DISASTER p. 13 December 20, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE 8 BODIES RECOVERED FROM OHIO: BRIDGE TOLL GROWS TO 29 p. 1 & 6 December 21, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE VICTIMS (obits) p. 16 December 21, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE OHIO, WV SOLONS PLAN BRIDGE ACTION p. 1 & 6 December 21, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SANTA TRUCK IS GATHERING ITEMS HERE FOR BRIDGE DISASTER FAMILIES p. 13 December 21, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE VICTIMS (obits) p. 14 December 22, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE CHANNEL IS OPENED AT BRIDGE TO FREE COMMERCIAL TRAFFIC p. 1-2 December 22, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE VICTIMS (obits) p. 3 December 23, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE NO LETUP IN SEARCH, HARD HIT BY WEATHER p. 11 December 23, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BATTERED BRIDGE REMAINS LIFTED: NO MORE BODIES p. 3 December 24, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE VICTIMS (obits) p. 4 December 24, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE DONATIONS OF SORROW: DISASTER VICTIMS TO RECEIVE GIFTS p. 3 December 24, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SILVER BRIDGE DISASTER MET HEAD-ON BY COAST GUARD p. 31 December 24, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SILVER BRIDGE'S FEW SURVIVORS: LUCKY… AND NOT SO LUCKY p. 1 & 11 December 24, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE THE BRIDGE: WILL COMPLETE STORY EVER BE TOLD p. 3 December 24, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE U.S. ENGINEERS PROVIDING MONEY, 'MUSCLE' TO CLEAR RIVER p. 11 December 24, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE CASH DONATED TO AID VICTIMS' KIN p. 13 December 25, 1967 HD

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ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE ONE MORE BODY, TWO EMPTY CARS DREDGED UP AT POINT PLEASANT p. 1 & 13 December 25, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE EDITORIAL: LESSONS OF BRIDGE DISASTER ALREADY BEING FORGOTTEN p. 4 December 26, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE VICTIMS (obits) p. 3 December 27, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE ON-SITE PROBERS ORGANIZE p. 13 December 27, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE VICTIMS (obits) p. 15 December 28, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE EDITORIAL: PT. PLEASANT SHOULD NOT MAKE SAME MISTAKE HUNTINGTON MADE p.4 December 28, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE ONE CAR REMAINS IN RIVER: BRIDGE TALKS FRIDAY IN CHESAPEAKE p. 9 December 28, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE DISASTER PROBE IS ORGANIZED p. 1 & 5 December 30, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE FUNDS FOR NEW BRIDGE UNDER STUDY p. 0 December 30, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE MILLER READY TO TWIST ARMS IN BRIDGE DELAY p. 1 & 5 December 30, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE POINT PLEASANT TRYING TO RETURN TO NORMAL AS INVESTIGATORS SEEK CAUSE OF BRIDGES FALL p. 9 December 30, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE RELEASE 10 NAMES OF MISSING p. 9 December 30, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE WVA TOP STORY; SPRING FLOODS SECOND p. 8 December 30, 1967 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SILVER BRIDGE REPORT AWAITED p. 9 December 16, 1970 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BRIDGE DEBRIS SLIDES INTO RIVER p. 9 March 13, 1971 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE BIDS OPENED FOR REMOVAL OF SILVER BRIDGE REMAINS [TSE] p.5 March 1, 1972 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SILVER BRIDGE DISASTER CLAIMS DRAW $950,000 August 14, 1973 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE SILVER BRIDGE LIABILITY DISCLAIMED BY WV October 18, 1973 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE TRIAL OPENS IN SILVER BRIDGE CLAIM July 15, 1974 HA

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE - MEMORIAL SILVER BRIDGE MEMORIAL CHOSEN p. 11 December 5, 1969 HD

ACCIDENTS - SILVER BRIDGE COLLAPSE - MEMORIAL THEY NAMED A BRIDGE, REUNITING TWO STATES p. 11 December 16, 1969 HD

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ACCIDENTS - TRAINS SLEEPER CAR "WABASH RIVER" WRECK - TOLL GATE, WV - 1967 (pic) p. C3 July 11, 1971 HA

ANIMALS - COWS A 1910 'UDDER DISASTER' p. 3 January 5, 1978 HA

ANIMALS - DOG HUGO, POLICE DOG, WILL BE BANISHED: GREAT DANE, FOR YEARS A POLICE COURT LOAFER, HAS BECOME A NUISANCE p.3 September 4, 1912 HA

ANIMALS - DOG HUGO' TO HIS OWNER: POLICE COURT GUARDIAN IS THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES KIRK A CONTRACTOR p.1 September 5, 1912 HA

ANIMALS - DOG LATEST ON HUGO: GREAT DANE BECOMES THE PROPERTY OF FRED NICHOLSON OF THE ADVERTISER p.3 September 6, 1912 HA

ANIMALS - GOATS BOY FARMER USES GOATS BEHIND PLOW p.4 February 14, 1937 HD

ANIMALS - MONKEYS MONKEYS TERRORIZE 4TH AVENUE: JACK AND JILL RAISE HOB AFTER ESCAPING p. 2 August 14, 1952 DND

AUTOMOBILES WOULD LICENSE AUTO DRIVER'S July 16, 1916

AUTOMOBILES THE CAR: AMERICA'S CHANGING LOVE AFFAIR p. 3 March 29, 1979 HA

AUTOMOBILES - EARLY HISTORY ARE YOU ONE OF THE LUCKY PERSONS WHO HAS AN AUTO? COMPLETE LIST 314 LICENSED MACHINES IN CITY November 2, 1913

AUTOMOBILES - EARLY HISTORY WHIZZING AROUND TOWN AT 8 MILES AN HOUR p. 3 June 8, 1978 HA

AUTOMOBILES - EARLY HISTORY - FIRST BERNARD PRATT OWNED FIRST AUTOMOBILE IN HUNTINGTON IT'S ARRIVAL CREATED BIG FLURRY April 8, 1915

AUTOMOBILES - GARNER, JAMES A. ONCE UPON A TIME A RIDE IN A STREETCAR OR TAXI WAS A LUXURY (pics) p. C10 July 11, 1971 HA

AUTOMOBILES - GRAY GOOSE HOW HANLEY GOT IN THE BUSINESS (pic) p.5 March 23, 1912 HA

AUTOMOBILES - GRAY GOOSE EARLY AUTOMOBILE WAS BUILT IN CITY IN 1893 : GRAY GOOSE ONLY CAR PRODUCED p. H10 June 25, 1959 HD

AUTOMOBILES - GRAY GOOSE ONE OF OUR FIRST CARS WAS BUILT IN THE CITY (pic) p. C10 July 11, 1971 HA

AUTOMOBILES - TAG GALYEAN [TAG] GALYEAN CONSOLIDATES THREE CHRYSLER LINES p. E6 June 25, 1959 HD

HOW MANY AUTOS IN WEST VIRGINIA? 1911 LICENSES ISSUED FOR PRESENT YEAR. ESTIMATED THAT THERE ARE BETWEEN 2,500 AND AUTOMOBILES - WEST VIRGINIA August 31, 1911 HD 3,000 AUTOMOBILES IN WEST VIRGINIA p.3

AVIATION - AIR SHOWS OUR OWN TRAVELING AIR SHOW: THE BARN STORMERS (Sunday Magazine p.2-3) August 25, 1963 HD

(adv) GREAT AIRSHIP EXHIBITION - LEAGUE PARK, HUNTINGTON - WEDNESDAY MAY 22 - AUSPICES OF HUNTINGTON BASE BALL CLUB AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1912 May 12, 1912 HD (pic) Sect. 2 p.8

AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1912 A CURTISS AEROPLANE IN FLIGHT (pic) p. 3 May 19, 1912 HD

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AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1912 GREAT AIRSHIP EXHIBITION - LEAGUE PARK, HUNTINGTON MAY 22 (C.F. WALSH AVIATOR) p. 5 May 19, 1912 HD

BIG AVIATION SHOW TODAY: AVIATOR AND MACHINE ARRIVED TUESDAY. EVERYTHING READY FOR SUCCESSFUL AND INTERESTING AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1912 May 22, 1912 HD EXHIBITIONS AT LEAGUE PARK TODAY (C.F. WALSH) p.3

AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1912 WALSH BUILT OWN MACHINE AND THEN LEARNED TO FLY p. 10 May 22, 1912 HA

WALSH THRILLED HUNTINGTONIANS BY FINE FLIGHTS: GREAT EXHIBITION GIVEN BY AVIATOR WHO IS FIRST TO BE SEEN IN AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1912 May 23, 1912 HD HUNTINGTON (CHARLES F. WALSH) P.1 WALSH MADE FINE FLIGHTS: ON SECOND AND FINAL DAY OF AVIATION MEET. CROWDS DID NOT COME UP TO EXPECTATION AND AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1912 May 24, 1912 HD BASEBALL CO. LOST ON VENTURE p.3

AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1931 30,000 SEE MILITARY PAGEANT OF STATE LEGIONNAIRES p. 2 September 8, 1931 HD

AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1931 PLANE AND PILOT HERE FOR AIR SHOW (pic) p.1 September 8, 1931 HA

AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1931 WORLD WAR ACE IN LEGION EVENT [CAPT. O.M. GOODSELL] p.1 September 8, 1931 HA

AVIATION - AIR SHOWS - 1931 LEGION STUNT FLIERS THRILL CITY p. 1 September 9, 1931 HD

AVIATION - AIRPLANES TURNER COMPLETE NON-STOP FLIGHT TO RICHMOND MONDAY February 8, 1927

AVIATION - AIRPLANES YESTERDAY BY C.T. MITCHELL [Sunday Magazine] p. 8 December 21, 1969 HA

AVIATION - AIRPLANES - EARLY PLEASURE FLYING HERE HAD BEGINNING IN 1910 p. E8 June 25, 1959 HD

AVIATION - AIRPLANES - EARLY AERIAL DERRING-DO AT 20,000 FEET (CRUM & MAYES) December 13, 1978 HA

AVIATION - AIRPLANES - FIRST FIRST HOME MADE PLANE BUILT IN HUNTINGTON TO GET TEST FLIGHT SOON [DONALD CULLEY & ROBERT McCOMB] February 22, 1931

AVIATION - AIRPLANES - FIRST ...THE CANVAS BIRD SHOT THROUGH THE AIR" p. 3 August 31, 1978 HA

AVIATION - AIRPLANES - FLYING AMBULANCE FLYING AMBULANCE AVAILABLE IN HUNTINGTON NOW (pic) p.2 April 17, 1938 HA

AVIATION - AIRPLANES - HIJACKING BOONE COUNTY MAN'S HIJACK ATTEMPT FAILS (GLEN ELMO RIGGS, 58) p. 1 June 5, 1971 HD

AVIATION - AIRPLANES - MODEL MODEL PLANES HERE SUNDAY AT ST. CLOUD p. 5 September 26, 1952 DND

AVIATION - AIRPLANES - MODEL DISAPPOINTING CROWD SEES MODEL PLANE CONTEST HERE [U CONTROL MODEL AIRPLANE CONTEST] p. 9 September 29, 1952 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS HUNTINGTON LINK IN NEW AIR LINE ON VALLEY ROUTE October 30, 1930

AVIATION - AIRPORTS COMPLETION OF AIRPORT PROJECT EXPECTED IN JUNE April 4, 1937

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AVIATION - AIRPORTS 30 YEAR STRUGGLE BEHIND AIRPORT January 22, 1959 HD

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - CHESAPEAKE CHESAPEAKE PORT WAS ONCE OLD PATCH OF WEEDS [HUNTINGTON-CHESAPEAKE-IRONTON AIRPORT] Sect C p.26 July 20, 1953 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - HUNTINGTON [JIMMY] DOOLITTLE TO LEAD FLEET INTO AIRPORT p. 1 July 8, 1931 HD

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - HUNTINGTON 10,000 GREET TOUR FLIERS AT AIRPORT p. 1 July 9, 1931 HD

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - HUNTINGTON-IRONTON-CHESAPEAKE FLYING AMBULANCE AVAILABLE IN HUNTINGTON NOW (pic) p.2 April 17, 1938 HA

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - KYLE FIELD KYLE FIELD WILL BE OPENED TODAY WITH AIR CIRCUS p. 9 April 14, 1929 HD

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - KYLE FIELD AVIATION - A MATTER OF CONTROVERSY SINCE THE FIRST PLANE LANDED (pic) p. C9 July 11, 1971 HA

HUNTINGTON WILL HAVE NEW AIRPLANE LANDING FIELD THIS SUMMER: MEADOWS FIELD IS LOCATED ON RIVER NEAR CITY LIMITS AVIATION - AIRPORTS - MEADOWS FIELD May 18, 1924 HA Sect. 3 p.1

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - REGIONAL 300 RESIDENTS PROTEST AIRPORT FOR PUTNAM p. 25 April 27, 1979 HD

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE HIGHWAY GROUP HOLDUP PORT p. 1 & 2 September 12, 1952 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE ROAD GROUP PUTS HALT TO OPENING TRI-STATE AIRPORT p. 2 September 12, 1952 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE JENNINGS RANDOLPH TO SPEAK AT AIRPORT DEDICATION p. 2 October 21, 1952 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE DEDICATION PLANS SET FOR AIRPORT (p. 1 & 5) October 29, 1952 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE 5000 ATTEND AIRPORT OPENING p. 16 November 3, 1952 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE TWO AIRLINES PLAN SERVICE AT TRI-STATE (EASTERN AIRLINES/ ALL AMERICA ) p. 1 & 20 November 21, 1952 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE MAJOR'S PARENTS TO ACCEPT PLAQUE p. 12 (CHUCK YEAGER) January 8, 1953 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE LOCAL 'PORT TO BE SCENE OF AIR SHOW (50TH ANNIVERSARY OF AVIATION) p. 3 March 23, 1953 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE EAL BEGINS SERVICE AT TRI-STATE AIRPORT (pics) p. 9 April 2, 1953 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE TRI-STATE AIRPORT PUTS HUNTINGTON ON AIR MAP (aerial photo) Sect. C p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE TRI-STATE PORT IN INITIAL YEAR OF AIR SERVICE (pic p.5) Sect C p.30 July 20, 1953 DND

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE BLOOD, SWEAT, TOIL AND TEARS HAVE BUILD TRI-STATE AIRPORT p. F3 June 25, 1959 HD

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AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE PANORAMA OF MODERN, TRI-STATE AIRPORT WHERE RUGGED RIDGES ONCE ROSE p. 8 December 20, 1959 HA

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE TOUCH-DOWNS AND TAKEOFFS OCCUR MORE THAN 14,000 TIMES YEARLY p. 9 December 20, 1959 HA

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE AIRPORT STANDARDS DUE OVERHAUL November 17, 1970 HD

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE FUTILE EFFORT TO UPGRADE 'PORT BORED' STATE HAD SOUGHT FEDERAL FUNDS WAS TOLD NONE AVAILABLE November 17, 1970 HA

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE PILOTS RAP (PORT HERE) November 17, 1970 HA

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE RAVINE KEEPS TRI-STATE FROM SAFETY FEATURE OF GLIDESCOPE November 17, 1970

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE TRI-STATE UPGRADING SUPPORTED November 22, 1970

AVIATION - AIRPORTS - TRI-STATE AIRPORT PROPOSAL TOTALS 6 MILLION November 20, 1976 HA

AVIATION - AVIATORS FAMOUS FLIERS WILL VISIT CITY (pic) p. 1 September 6, 1931 HA

AVIATION - AVIATORS - CARROLL, DARLINE (LT.) PILOT SAFE, PLANE MISSING IN RIVER p. 16 March 30, 1953 DND

PILOT AND WHAT WAS LEFT OF PLANE AFTER IT WAS SHOT DOWN: LOST CONSCIOUSNESS AT 8,000 FEET-- RECEIVED ONLY BRUISES IN AVIATION - AVIATORS - MAYES, HOWARD G. December 28, 1930 HD CRASH p. 5

AVIATION - AVIATORS - MAYES, HOWARD G. TWO LOCAL VETS TO BE HONORED p. 5 March 27, 1953 DND

AVIATION - AVIATORS - SHANK, ROBERT F. "BOB" TWO LOCAL VETS TO BE HONORED p. 5 March 27, 1953 DND

AVIATION - AVIATORS - THOMPSON, CHARLES HUNTINGTON FLIER HAS THRILLING ADVENTURES AMONG NEW REVOLUTIONISTS p. 8 July 5, 1931 HD

AVIATION - AVIATORS - WALSH, CHARLES F. GREAT AIRSHIP EXHIBITION - LEAGUE PARK, HUNTINGTON MAY 22 (C.F. WALSH AVIATOR) p. 8 May 12, 1912 HD

AVIATION - AVIATORS - WALSH, CHARLES F. WALSH BUILT OWN MACHINE AND THEN LEARNED TO FLY p. 10 May 22, 1912 HA

AVIATION - HISTORY AVIATION - A MATTER OF CONTROVERSY SINCE THE FIRST PLANE LANDED (pic) p. C9 July 11, 1971 HA

BANDS - CELL MATES JAIL BAND ADDS LIFE TO COURT "CELL MATES" p. 11 March 12, 1975 HD

BANDS - RIVERSIDE BAND (1909) YESTERDAY (pics) p. 8 Sunday Magazine June 6, 1971 HD

BANK ROBBERY - GUYANDOTTE UNMASKED BANDITS ROB GUYANDOTTE BANK October 17, 1925

BANK ROBBERY - GUYANDOTTE JAMES GANG ROBBERY IN HUNTINGTON MORE COLORFUL THAN GUYANDOTTE HOLD-UP October 18, 1925

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BANK ROBBERY - GUYANDOTTE TWO CONFESS : GUYANDOTTE BANK ROBBERY November 8, 1925

BANK ROBBERY - GUYANDOTTE BANK BANDITS LODGED IN COUNTY JAIL HERE (PETER LANG, BOYD SINGLES, HAZEL SPURLOCK) November 9, 1925

BANK ROBBERY - GUYANDOTTE STICK 'EM UP: 52 YEARS AGO THE GUYANDOTTE BANK WAS VISITED BY 3 PISTOL PACKIN' BANDITS p. 3 November 17, 1977 HA

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG THE JAMES YOUNGER SHOW August 3, 1903

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG FRANK JAMES DENIES THAT HE ROBBED BANK OF HUNTINGTON August 10, 1903

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG BANK COUNTER OVER WHICH $15,000 WAS PASSED TO JAMES BOY IS NOW TO BE SOLD April 11, 1906

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG DRAFT OF JAEMSES & YOUNGERS HONORED BY HUNTINGTON BANK February 21, 1909

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG BANK ROBBERY IS RECALLED p.8 December 14, 1910 HD

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG FRANK JAMES LIVES ON OLD FAMILY FARM p. 8 July 9, 1913 HD

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG FRANK JAMES STILL LIVING : TALKS OF HUNTINGTON ROBBERY : CHARACTER SKETCH BY PASTOR - G.W. GREER p. 16 August 10, 1913 HD

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG FRANK JAMES NOTORIOUS OUTLAW DIED YESTERDAY IN MISSION HOME WHERE HE WAS FARMER February 19, 1915

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG CHECKERED CAREER OF COLE YOUNGER, NOTED BANK ROBBER, CLOSES March 22, 1916

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG RECALLS DAYS WHEN JAMES & YOUNGER LOOTED BANK June 19, 1921

JULIUS DILLON LEFT HUNTINGTON LITTLE TOWN RETURNS TO FIND IT GREAT THRIVING CITY - 'RECALLS ROBBERY OF OLD BANK BY BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG May 14, 1925 JAMES BANDITS'

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY FAMOUS BANK ROBBERY IS RECALLED HERE YESTERDAY p. 1/3 September 6, 1925

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG JAMES GANG ROBBERY OF BANK OF HUNTINGTON OCCURRED LATE IN 1875 November 2, 1930

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG NOTORIOUS FRANK JAMES BROTHER OF JESSE ONCE LIVED IN WAYNE CO. April 12, 1931 HD

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG 20TH STREET: IRISH PRIEST UNKNOWINGLY AIDED THIEVES p. 9 February 6, 1953 DND

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG 14TH STREET W.: JESSE JAMES DROPS IN FOR BITE, THEN ROBS BANK; HEINER'S, DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER START p. 15 February 26, 1953 DND

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG 14TH STREET WEST: BANK ROBBER DROPS COINS IN ESCAPING p. 15 February 26, 1953 DND

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG IT HAPPENED IN 1922: JESSE JAMES INVADES WAYNE [reprinted from 10/12/1922 issue) p.8 April 22, 1971 WCN

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BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG IT HAPPENED IN 1923: JESSE RIDES AGAIN [reprinted from 10/11/1923 issue] p.4 April 29, 1971 WCN

BANK ROBBERY - JAMES GANG THE GREAT BANK ROBBERY OF 1875... WAS IT REALLY JESSE JAMES p. G3 July 11, 1971 HA

BANKS - 20TH STREET FIRST SIX MONTHS PROSPEROUS ERA FOR LOCAL BANKS p.3 July 1, 1911 HD

BANKS - 20TH STREET 20TH STREETBANK TAKES GUYANDOTTE ASSETS, DEPOSITS: 2 INSTITUTIONS JOIN TOMORROW, HALL ANNOUNCES p. 1-2 February 12, 1931 HD

BANKS - 20TH STREET PICTURE OF OLD 20TH ST. BANK September 14, 1941

BANKS - 20TH STREET TWENTIETH STREET BANK 54 YEARS OLD p. C10 June 25, 1959 HD

BANKS - 20TH STREET CUPOLA CROWNS NEW BANK BUILDING (20TH ST.) March 23, 1978

BANKS - 20TH STREET COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG MODE MARKS 20TH ST. BANK March 26, 1978

BANKS - AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO. FIRST SIX MONTHS PROSPEROUS ERA FOR LOCAL BANKS p.3 July 1, 1911 HD

BANKS - AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK FIRST SIX MONTHS PROSPEROUS ERA FOR LOCAL BANKS p.3 July 1, 1911 HD

BANKS - CENTRAL BANKING CO. FIRST SIX MONTHS PROSPEROUS ERA FOR LOCAL BANKS p.3 July 1, 1911 HD

DAY AND NIGHT BANK TO OPEN IN HUNTINGTON: ANOTHER METROPOLITAN FEATURE WILL BE INAUGURATED SOON IN THE CITY... BANKS - DAY AND NIGHT February 6, 1912 HD QUARTERS WILL BE ESTABLISHED IN OLD ROOM OF FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK p.1

BANKS - DAY AND NIGHT DAY AND NIGHT BANK CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY p.7 March 26, 1913 HD

BANKS - FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL FIRST BANK IN HUNTINGTON WAS ORGANIZED IN 1872 (P.C. BUFFINGTON, PRES.) p. 2 August 27, 1939 HA

BANKS - FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL LEDGE SITTER HERE AWES THOUSANDS p.1 October 27, 1939 HD

BANKS - FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL 14TH STREET W.: JESSE JAMES DROPS IN FOR BITE, THEN ROBS BANK; HEINER'S, DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER START p. 15 February 26, 1953 DND

BANKS - FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK p. H11 June 25, 1959 HD

BANKS - FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL FINGERPAINTING? (pic) p.21 March 10, 1974 HD

BANKS - FIRST NATIONAL BANK FIRST SIX MONTHS PROSPEROUS ERA FOR LOCAL BANKS p.3 July 1, 1911 HD

BANKS - FIRST TRUST CO. AND SAVINGS BANKD FIRST SIX MONTHS PROSPEROUS ERA FOR LOCAL BANKS p.3 July 1, 1911 HD

BANKS - GUYANDOTTE PLAN NEW BANK FOR GUYANDOTTE WILL BE ORGANIZED WITH CAPITAL OF $25,000 p.9 December 12, 1912 HD

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BANKS - GUYANDOTTE GUYANDOTTE BANK TO BE CONTROLLED BY FIRST NATIONAL May 27, 1921 HD

BANKS - GUYANDOTTE 20TH STREETBANK TAKES GUYANDOTTE ASSETS, DEPOSITS: 2 INSTITUTIONS JOIN TOMORROW, HALL ANNOUNCES p. 1-2 February 12, 1931 HD

BANKS - HISTORY 9 MONTHS AFTER FIRST CITY ELECTIONS, WE HAD OUR FIRST BANK p. E11 July 11, 1971 HA

BANKS - HUNTINGTON BANKING & TRUST CO. HUNTINGTON'S NEW BANK WILL OPEN DOORS MONDAY MORNING (pic) p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

BANKS - HUNTINGTON BANKING & TRUST CO. FIRST SIX MONTHS PROSPEROUS ERA FOR LOCAL BANKS p.3 July 1, 1911 HD

BANKS - HUNTINGTON BANKING & TRUST CO. HUNTINGTON TRUST, OHIO VALLEY MERGE FINANCIAL LINKS EFFECTIVE TODAY IN 9TH ST BANK p. 1-2 February 18, 1931 HD

BANKS - HUNTINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOC. [HUNTINGTON FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOC.] FEDERAL SAVINGS WAS CHARTERED IN 1934 p. E12 June 25, 1959 HD

BANKS - HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK FIRST SIX MONTHS PROSPEROUS ERA FOR LOCAL BANKS p.3 July 1, 1911 HD

BANKS - POSTAL SAVINGS BANK POSTAL SAVINGS BANK OPENS NEXT SATURDAY: FEDERAL DEPOSITORY AT POST OFFICE WILL BE IN CHARGE OF H.W. BLOSS p.3 September 16, 1911 HD

POSTAL SAVINGS BANK OPENED SATURDAY: JAMES E. HART WAS FIRST DEPOSITOR IN UNCLE SAM'S NEWLY CREATED BANK BANKS - POSTAL SAVINGS BANK September 24, 1911 HD Sect. 3 p.1

BANKS - UNION SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST CO. FIRST SIX MONTHS PROSPEROUS ERA FOR LOCAL BANKS p.3 July 1, 1911 HD

BANS - BATHING SUITS DARING BATHING SUITS & FLIRTING BANNED IN CITY July 2, 1914

BANS - DRINKING PROHIBITION HAS HELPED THE CITY, MAY DECLARED (MAYOR SEHON) January 8, 1916 HD

BANS - DRINKING PROHIBITION OFFICER, TRAPPED IN LONELY MOUNTAIN CABIN IS SLAIN BY BAND OF MOONSHINERS [J.H.COLLINS] p.1 November 27, 1918 HD

BANS - SMOKING ASHES TO ASHES - McDONALDS MAY PUT END TO SMOKING IN RESTAURANT February 23, 1993

BANS - SMOKING MARSHALL TO BAN SMOKING IN NEARLY ALL BUILDINGS March 3, 1993

BANS - SMOKING SMOKERS NEW MINORITY March 19, 1993

BATTLES - CIVIL WAR - DROOP MOUNTAIN DROOP MOUNTAIN ONCE BATTLEFIELD Sect. 2 p.20 July 20, 1953 DND

BATTLES - CIVIL WAR - GUYANDOTTE GUYANDOTTE, 1861: A QUIET SUNDAY EVENING; AND THEN... (pic) p. A5 July 11, 1971 HA

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - BLAIR MOUNTAIN THE BATTLE OF BLAIR MOUNTAIN August 29, 1971 HA

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - PAINT CREEK BALDWIN MEN SHOT BY STRIKING MINERS AT PAINT CREEK July 26, 1912

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BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - PAINT CREEK TROOPS ORDERED TO PAINT CREEK : MANY ARE REPORTED KILLED July 27, 1912

POSSES LEAVE FOR MINING SECTION AND BATTLE IS EXPECTED BEFORE MORNING: RIOTERS TERRORIZE WHOLE COMMUNITY BY BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - PAINT CREEK February 8, 1913 HD WHOLESALE SHOOTING, HUNDREDS OF SHOTS BEING FIRED FROM THE HILLSIDES p.1 SIXTEEN KILLED IN BATTLE IN STRIKE ZONE; REIGN OF LAWLESSNESS RENEWED MONDAY: TWELVE MINERS AND FOUR GUARDS SLAIN BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - PAINT CREEK February 11, 1913 HD IN DESPERATE CLASH NEAR MUCKLOW TOWN p.1 & 3

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - PAINT CREEK DEATH LIST IN STRIKE ZONE MAY REACH 30: IMPOSSIBLE TO SECURE ANY DEFINITE INFORMATION ABOUT THE CASUALTIES p.1 February 12, 1913 HD

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - PAINT CREEK INJUNCTION IGNORED: PRISONERS ARRAIGNED BY MILITARY COURT p.1 & 4 March 8, 1913 HD

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - PAINT CREEK 2,500 MINERS IN PAINT CREEK FIELD WILL RETURN TO WORK; STATE STRIKE TO BE AVOIDED p.1 March 23, 1913 HD

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - WEST VIRGINIA THE COAL FIGHT IN WEST VIRGINIA IS A FIGHT BETWEEN CAPITALISTS BY E.A. BRADFORD (NY TIMES) p. 13 July 6, 1913 HD

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - WEST VIRGINIA WARFARE RENEWED IN MINGO GOVERNOR ASKS FOR TROOPS May 13, 1921 HD

HOLD TROOPS IN READINESS TO MOVE INTO MINGO AS FEDERAL OFFICER ENTERS MOUNTAINS TO MAKE REPORT TO BE LAID BEFORE BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - WEST VIRGINIA May 14, 1921 HD PRESIDENT HARDING

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - WEST VIRGINIA FIFTY WOMEN AND CHILDREN HELD PRISONER BY BULLETS RAINING FROM MINGO HILLS May 15, 1921 HD

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - WEST VIRGINIA WAR SECRETARY HOLDS ORDER PUTTING TROOPS IN READINESS TO MOVE INTO MINGO MOUNTAINS May 15, 1921 HD

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - WEST VIRGINIA HATFIELD GETS BAIL ON ASSAULT CHARGE p.1 May 25, 1921 HD

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - WEST VIRGINIA WITNESS AVERS MATEWAN MAYOR WAS KILLED BY SID HATFIELD May 25, 1921 HD

BATTLES - COAL MINE WARS - WEST VIRGINIA THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF BLAIR MOUNTAIN p. 10 December 26, 1921 HD

BIRTHS - DENNIS, (CHILD OF) FRANK MIDGET BORN TO OHIO WOMAN: PRINTER'S WIFE HAS BRAND NEW SON WHO WEIGHS ONLY ONE POUND p.4 March 8, 1912 HD

BLACK HISTORY HUNTINGTON COLORED CITIZENS THRIFTY & PROGRESSIVE June 11, 1929

BLACK HISTORY FOR THE BLACK: A LONG, HARD ROAD TO A PLACE OF PROMINENCE (pic) p. A9 July 11, 1971 HA

BLACK HISTORY TO LOCAL LEADERS BLACK MEANS MORE THAN A NAME January 12, 1989

BLACK HISTORY - BUSINESSES - NEWSPAPERS NEGRO NEWSPAPER COMPANY FORMS : TEVIN CITY MESSENGER August 2, 1925

BLACK HISTORY - BUSINESSES - REALTY CO. COLORED MEN FORM REALTY COMPANY March 22, 1920

BLACK HISTORY - CEMETERY OLD ROME CHAPEL WILL CELEBRATE 100TH ANNIVERSARY TODAY September 5, 1954 HA

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL NEGRO GAINS ARE SHOWN IN STATE: HUNTINGTON HAS NEGRO POPULATION OF 2,140 - CENSUS BUREAU FINDS 47.5 PER CENT BLACK HISTORY - CENSUS January 27, 1912 HD INCREASE AGAINST 26.4 PER CENT OF WHITE RESIDENTS p.2

BLACK HISTORY - CHURCHES WOMAN'S LAST GIFT OF $100,000 CHURCH BOON (ROBERTA FOSTER BOGGS - YOUNGS CHAPEL AME CHURCH) August 18, 1987 HD

BLACK HISTORY - FIRST JURYMAN NEGROES NAMED ON JURY PANEL: FIFTY VENIREMAN ARE DRAWN FOR SEPTEMBER TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT p. 3 August 22, 1931 HD

BLACK HISTORY - FIRST JURYMAN NEGROES SERVE ON PHIPPS JURY: MARKS FIRST TIME RACE REPRESENTED ON PANEL IN HISTORY OF COUNTY p. 5 September 22, 1931 HD

BLACK HISTORY - HUNTINGTON FIRST NEGRO IN CITY HALL IS HIRED (ESTELLA FAIN) p. 16 January 30, 1953 DND

BLACK HISTORY - JIM CROW LAWS JIM CROW CARES FOR THIS STATE January 22, 1903

BLACK HISTORY - LIBRARY DOUGLASS LIBRARY: A TREASURE OF BLACK HISTORY p. 6 March 1, 1980 HD

BLACK HISTORY - ORAL HISTORY HISTORY OF BLACKS PASSED ON ORALLY BETWEEN RELATIVES July 2, 1978

BLACK HISTORY - SCHOOLS FIRST NEGRO PUBLIC SCHOOL WAS OPENED IN HUNTINGTON 1874 September 22, 1940

BLACK HISTORY - SCHOOLS - SEGREGATION SCHOOL SEGREGATION ISSUE DISCUSSED (REV. J. CARL MITCHELL) p.3 December 2, 1953 DND

BLACK HISTORY - SLAVERY - BURLINGTON 37 FREED SLAVE DIES AT RESIDENCE HERE : (TRAVELER SMITH, 82) ONE OF BURLINGTON 37 August 10, 1931

BLACK HISTORY - SLAVERY - BURLINGTON 37 "AUNT" SUSAN GORDON AGED NEGRESS, IS ONLY SURVIVING MEMBER OF ORIGINAL '37 (pic) p. 13 August 16, 1931 HD

BLACK HISTORY - SLAVERY - BURLINGTON 37 AGED NEGRESS, NEAR 90, IS LAST SURVIVING MEMBER OF ORIGINAL '37 BAND p. 73 August 16, 1931 HD

BLACK HISTORY - SLAVERY - BURLINGTON 37 AUNT SUSAN GORDAN AGED NEGRESS IS ONLY SURVIVING MEMBER OF THE ORIGINAL 37 August 16, 1931

CHERISHED HOPE OF OLD 'MAMMY' GRATIFIED - NEGRESS WHO WAS SOLD AS SLAVE DURING THE FIFTIES WILL SPEND REMAINING BLACK HISTORY - SLAVERY - KENTUCKY January 30, 1912 HD YEARS AT OLD HOME [FRANK CASE FAMILY - MAYSVILLE, KY] p.6

BLACK HISTORY - SLAVERY - KENTUCKY FEW NEGROES BORN IN SLAVERY REMAIN ON KENTUCKY FARMS January 16, 1927

BLACK HISTORY - SLAVERY - WEST VIRGINIA SLAVE PROBLEM IN WEST VIRGINIA AT TIME OF CIVIL WAR IMPORTANT p. 7G June 16, 1963 HA

BLACK HISTORY - UNDERGROUND RAILROAD IMPORTANT STATION ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILWOOD - QUAKER BOTTOM (LAWRENCE CO., OH) July 7, 1929

BLACK HISTORY - UNDERGROUND RAILROAD UNDERGROUND RAILWAY IN QUAKER BOTTOM WAS ACTIVE IN SLAVERY ERA July 7, 1929

BOATS - FERRY - ASHLAND-COAL GROVE FERRY BOAT SANK AT COAL GROVE: BUT PASSENGERS WERE RESCUED WITHOUT DIFFICULTY p.10 July 25, 1911 HD

BOATS - FERRY - DAVID F. THOMAS FERRY COMPANY TO BUY NEW BOAT: CAPTAIN THOMAS GOES TO POMEROY TO LOOK OVER CRAFT TO REPLACE BURNED ON E p.14 April 22, 1929 HA

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BOATS - FERRY - DAVID F. THOMAS FLAMES DESTROY OHIO RIVER FERRY: FIRE OF UNDETERMINED ORIGIN SWEEPS THE 'DAVID F. THOMAS' p.1 April 22, 1929 HD

BOATS - HISTORY A RIVER TOWN OF GREAT IMPORTANCE (pic) p. C1 July 11, 1971 HA

BOATS - HISTORY THE DAYS OF THE PACKET WERE FADING - THEN CAME DIESEL POWER (pics) p. C5 July 11, 1971 HA

THREE FAMILIES ARE TRAVELING DOWN THE OHIO RIVER IN A HOUSE BOAT OF HUGE SIZE [JAMES DANLEY FAMILY - LEWIS BROOKS BOATS - HOUSE BOATS September 22, 1911 HD FAMILY - HENRY BROOKS FAMILY] p.8

BOATS - NAVAL SHIPS - USS HUNTINGTON HUNTINGTON GAVE ITS NAME TO 2 FIGHTING SHIPS (pic) Suppl. p. 5 July 11, 1971 HA

PACKET H.K. BEDFORD SINKS IN OHIO RIVER - CRAFT GOES DOWN NEAR MARIETTA AFTER BEING POUNDED BY ICE - PASSENGERS AND BOATS - PACKETS - H.K. BEDFORD February 29, 1912 HD CREW SAVED p.6

BOATS - PACKETS - KANAWHA STEAMER KANAWHA SINKS: THIRTY-FIVE MISSING WHEN BOAT GOES DOWN p.1 January 6, 1916 HD

BOATS - PACKETS - KANAWHA INSPECTORS TO MARK TIME AS RIVER RECEDES p.1 January 8, 1916 HD

BOATS - PACKETS - TACOMA THE DAYS OF THE PACKET WERE FADING - THEN CAME DIESEL POWER (pics) p. C5 July 11, 1971 HA

BOATS - SHANTY BOATS SHANTY BOATS ORDERED TO GO June 26, 1906 HA

BOATS - SHANTY BOATS SHANTY BOATS ARE GONE NOW June 30, 1906 HD

BOATS - SHOWBOATS BRYANT'S SHOWBOAT [pic] May 5, 1940 HD

BOATS - SHOWBOATS - FLOATING HIPPODROME BIG SHOW BOAT: MENKE AND COLEMAN'S 'FLOATING HIPPODROME' WILL BE AT LOCAL WHARF NEXT MONDAY NIGHT p.6 May 18, 1912 HD

BOATS - SIDEWHEELER - ST. JAMES A RIVER TOWN OF GREAT IMPORTANCE (pic) p. C1 July 11, 1971 HA

BOATS - STEAMBOATS STEAMBOATING ON THE GUYAN February 17, 1900

BOATS - STEAMBOATS DAYLIGHT EXCURSION TO PORTSMOUTH (EAST ST. LOUIS) May 14, 1921 HD

BOATS - STEAMBOATS RIVER STILL SINGS A SIREN SONG IN THE EARS OF FORMER STEAMBOAT MEN (pic) Sect. 4 p.12 May 11, 1924 HA

BOATS - STEAMBOATS CHRONICLES OF EARLY HUNTINGTON: EARLY TRANSPORTATION June 4, 1939 HA

BOATS - STEAMBOATS CHEAPER DOWN THAN UPSTREAM (STEAMBOAT FARES) p. A10 June 25, 1959 HD

BOATS - STEAMBOATS PASSENGERS SHIFTED TO STEAMERS (pics - FANNIE DUGAN, BOSTONA, BONANZA) p. C1 June 25, 1959 HD

BOATS - STEAMBOATS - BOSTONA THE DAYS OF THE PACKET WERE FADING - THEN CAME DIESEL POWER (pics) p. C5 July 11, 1971 HA

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BOATS - STEAMBOATS - FLEETWOOD THE DAYS OF THE PACKET WERE FADING - THEN CAME DIESEL POWER (pics) p. C5 July 11, 1971 HA

NEW ORLEANS' IS COMING DOWN OHIO: WILL PASS LOCAL WHARF ON NOVEMBER 5TH: EXACT REPLICA OF FIRST BOAT THAT EVER BOATS - STEAMBOATS - NEW ORLEANS October 26, 1911 HD PLIED WATERS OF OHIO RIVER p.10 FINE RECEPTION FOR 'NEW ORLEANS' HERE: THOUSANDS ON HAND TO GREET THE REPLICA OF THE FIRST STEAMER THAT CAME DOWN BOATS - STEAMBOATS - NEW ORLEANS November 7, 1911 HD THE OHIO p.1 QUEEN CITY WILL PASS HERE TODAY: WILL RACE WITH JOE FOWLER TO NEW ORLEANS MARDI GRAS: HAS BEEN TEMPORARILY BOATS - STEAMBOATS - QUEEN CITY January 25, 1913 HD OVERHAULED - PASSENGER LIST IS ALMOST FILLED p.11 QUEEN CITY HAS PASSED HERE ON HER LONG RIP: PALATIAL STEAMER ON HER WAY TO NEW ORLEANS PASSED HUNTINGTON ON BOATS - STEAMBOATS - QUEEN CITY January 28, 1913 HD SUNDAY: JOE FOWLER IMPRISONED IN LITTLE KANAWHA BY HIGH WATER p.7

BOATS - STEAMBOATS - STEEL CITY (aka VIRGINIA) STEEL CITY' TO MAKE MAIDEN VOYAGE SOON: RENAMED STEAMER VIRGINIA AFLOAT AND WILL LEAVE PITTSBURG NEXT WEEK p.12 February 24, 1912 HD

CHANGE OF NAME DID NOT BREAK BOAT'S HOODOO: STEAMER STEEL CITY, ALIAS VIRGINIA, SUNK IN OHIO RIVER NEAR VANCEBURG BOATS - STEAMBOATS - STEEL CITY (aka VIRGINIA) August 13, 1912 HD SUNDAY p.8

BOATS - STEAMBOATS - STEEL CITY (aka VIRGINIA) ANOTHER NAME MAY BE GIVEN IN EFFORT TO BREAK HOODOO OF OLD VIRGINIA p.10 August 14, 1912 HD

BOATS - STEAMBOATS - STEEL CITY (aka VIRGINIA) HOODOO STEAMER BACK TO DOCKS - STEEL CITY ALIAS VIRGINIA, BEING TAKEN TO PT. PLEASANT p.10 August 22, 1912 HD

BOATS - STEAMBOATS - STEEL CITY (aka VIRGINIA) THE 'STEEL CITY' ON MAIDEN TRIP - OLD PACKET 'VIRGINIA' REBUILT AND RENAMED p.10 February 8, 1913 HD

BOATS - TOWBOATS - M.B. GOBLE STEAMER SINKS IN SANDY AND TWO LIVES AR LOST: TOWBOAT M.B. GOBLE TAKES A DIVE AND BREAKS TWO p.1 March 18, 1904 HH

BOATS - TUGBOAT - DEFENDER THE DEATH OF THE DEFENDER p. 3 November 2, 1978 HA

BRIDGES OCTOGENARIANS DISAPPOINTED AFTER FIFTY YEARS OF WAITING TRINKETS HIDDEN IN BRIDGE PIER November 8, 1906

BRIDGES RAPID PROGRESS TOWARD BUILDING OF BRIDGE HERE February 21, 1915

BRIDGES MUCH INTEREST IN BRIDGE TALK June 9, 1915

BRIDGES WILL ASK COUNTY TO ISSUE $200,000 BOND TO FINANCE IN PART OHIO RIVER BRIDGE June 10, 1915

BRIDGES ENTIRELY NEW PLANT LAUNCHED TO BUILD HUNTINGTON BRIDGE - FEWER COMPANIES FORMED HERE October 17, 1915

BRIDGES TO DISCUSS PERMIT TO BUILD BRIDGE November 21, 1915

BRIDGES BRIDGE FRANCHISE TO BE DISCUSSED MONDAY MORNING November 28, 1915

BRIDGE FRANCHISE GRANTED BY BOARD TO LOCAL COMPANY : 50 YEAR PERMIT PROVIDES FOR PURCHASE BY CITY AND TAX AFTER 30 BRIDGES November 30, 1915 YEARS

BRIDGES BRIDGE COMPANY ORGANIZED HERE April 28, 1921

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BRIDGES BRIDGE PROJECT OUTLINED IS UNDERWAY IN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD FIRST PLAN OUTLINED June 7, 1921

BRIDGES BUILDING BRIDGE HUNTINGTON'S NEXT BIG JOB August 14, 1921

BRIDGES PROPERTY FOR BUILDING BRIDGE SECURE August 23, 1921

BRIDGES TEN THOUSAND WITNESS BRIDGE CEREMONY May 23, 1923

BRIDGES CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGE OVER OHIO WILL START TODAY April 9, 1925

BRIDGES PLANS TO ELIMINATE TOLLS ARE PONDERED (OHIO RIVER BRIDGE) January 15, 1978

BRIDGES BUILDING A BRIDGE : A CHRONOLOGY August 4, 1985

BRIDGES TODAY AT LAST NEW BRIDGE WILL BEAR TRAFFIC August 8, 1985

BRIDGES RAGGEDY CITY SPAN COSTLY RELIC May 18, 1987

BRIDGES - ASHLAND ASHLAND HOPES TO HAVE BRIDGE: RECONSIDERATION OF STATE BOARD MAY BRING $1,000,000 LINK January 12, 1930 HA

BRIDGES - ASHLAND ASHLAND BRIDGE WILL SOON REPLACE OLD FERRY BOAT April 5, 1931

BRIDGES - BIG SANDY RIVER FIVE PERISH WHEN BRIDGE SPAN FALLS, SIXTH DIES LATER (OVER BIG SANDY AT KENOVA & CATLETTSBURG) December 23, 1926

BRIDGES - CHESAPEAKE GEORGE PATTERSON IS FIRST TO CROSS RIVER OVER BRIDGE April 11, 1926

BRIDGES - CHESAPEAKE HUNTINGTON / CHESAPEAKE BRIDGE OPEN (6TH ST.) May 22, 1926

BRIDGES - CHESAPEAKE HUNTINGTON CHESAPEAKE FERRY WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE AS USUAL DESPITE BRIDGE OPENING May 23, 1926

BRIDGES - CHESAPEAKE COURT HOLDS COUNTY CANNOT BUY BRIDGE (6TH ST) October 4, 1940

BRIDGES - CHESAPEAKE SIXTH STREET BRIDGE OPENED ON MAY 26, 1926 p. H4 June 25, 1959 HD

BRIDGES - CHESAPEAKE TOLLS ON HUNTINGTON BRIDGES THING OF PAST AT MIDNIGHT April 30, 1978

BRIDGES - CONSTRUCTION - EAST END OBJECTIONS RAISED TO EACH OF 3 BRIDGE SITES (24TH ST, 29TH ST. & 31ST ST.) p. 13 May 17, 1965 HA

MOORE PLEDGES ANEW BUILDING OF EAST BRIDGE: DECISION ON SITE 'MUST COME SOON; HOPE FOR RIBBON-CUTTING IN 20 MONTHS BRIDGES - EAST END September 19, 1969 HD p. 1

BRIDGES - FOUR POLE CREEK BOY SCOUTS TO ASK FOR BRIDGE - WANT BRIDGE ACROSS FOUR POLE AT FIFTH STREET p.12 March 20, 1913 HD

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BRIDGES - FOUR POLE CREEK NEW BRIDGE TO BE CONSTRUCTED OVER FOUR POLE September 13, 1916

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE NEW BRIDGE OF SPLENDID DIMENSIONS AUTHORIZED COUNTY COURT TO REPLACE OLD STRUCTURE AT GUYANDOTTE July 12, 1905

HISTORIC STRUCTURE WILL SOON BE DISMANTLED OLD BRIDGE ACROSS GUYANDOTTE WILL BE TORN FROM ITS BASE - NEW BRIDGE BUILT ON MODERN BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE October 11, 1906 PRINCIPLES WILL REPLACE THE OLD

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE WAGON BRIDGE OPEN TODAY TEMPORARY STRUCTURE OVER GUYANDOTTE August 9, 1907

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE NEW BRIDGE OPEN OVER GUYANDOTTE - 5TH AVE SPAN BEGINS SERVICE December 5, 1927

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE DRAMA ON THE BRIDGES - FROM CIVIL WAR FIGHTING TO A TRAIN WRECK (pic) p. C6 July 11, 1971 HA

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE - SUSPENSION BRIDGE TOOTH OF TIME EATS INTO GUYANDOTTE SUSPENSION BRIDGE May 3, 1901

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE - SUSPENSION BRIDGE GUYANDOTTE BRIDGE ON RIVER BOTTOM : STRUCTURE COLLAPSED WITH MIGHTY CRASH AT 5 O'CLOCK MONDAY November 20, 1906

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE - SUSPENSION BRIDGE GUYANDOTTE : NEW BRIDGE SWEPT AWAY June 15, 1907

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE - SUSPENSION BRIDGE GUYANDOTTE'S NEW BRIDGE SWEPT AWAY MIGHTY AVALANCHE OF TIMBERS SWING FORWARD WITH IRRESISTIBLE FORCE June 15, 1907

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE - SUSPENSION BRIDGE GUYANDOTTE'S CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATED BY BRILLIANT CELEBRATIONS July 5, 1910

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE - SUSPENSION BRIDGE OLD GUYANDOTTE SUSPENSION BRIDGE WAS LINK ROMANCE OF PAST August 27, 1939

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE - SUSPENSION BRIDGE GUYANDOTTE SUSPENSION BRIDGE (pic) p. A8 June 25, 1959 HD

BRIDGES - GUYANDOTTE - SUSPENSION BRIDGE YESTERDAY BY BOB WITHERS p.8 (Sunday Magazine) December 20, 1970 HD

BRIDGES - HUNTINGTON/OHIO HOPE TO COMPLETE BRIDGE IN 2 YEARS p.1 May 22, 1921 HD

BRIDGES - HUNTINGTON/OHIO NAME ENGINEER FOR OHIO BRIDGE p.1 May 28, 1922 HD

BRIDGES - IRONTON, OHIO IRONTON'S BRIDGE HOPES BLASTED: WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS REMOVAL OF PIERS p. 6 July 17, 1913 HD

BRIDGES - MARTHA BRIDGE DOUBT RAISED WHETHER ALL SCHOOL BUSES CAN USE SPAN (pic) p. 13 December 25, 1967 HD

BRIDGES - MUD RIVER OLD MUD RIVER BRIDGE ENTERS ITS 94TH YEAR January 24, 1925

BRIDGES - MUD RIVER (COVERED) OLD COVERED BRIDGE ACROSS MUD RIVER IS RESTORED TO SERVICE (pic) p. 3 January 13, 1940 HD

BRIDGES - NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY SOON TO FINISH N & W BRIDGE (KENOVA) P. 11 July 6, 1913 HD

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BRIDGES - NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY KENOVA BRIDGE READY AUGUST 1 p. 4 July 9, 1913 HD

BRIDGES - OHIO RIVER BRIDGE ACROSS OHIO RIVER WAS BUILT IN '25-'26 sect. 3 p. 11 February 24, 1946 HA

BRIDGES - OHIO RIVER TWO NEW BRIDGES - AND MUCH CONTROVERSY p. C6 July 11, 1971 HA

BRIDGES - PROCTORVILLE EAST HUNTINGTON BRIDGE MEANWHILE OTHER GAPS WERE BRIDGE August 4, 1985

BRIDGES - PROCTORVILLE EAST HUNTINGTON BRIDGE OPENING August 4, 1985 HD

BRIDGES - PROCTORVILLE KEEPING AN EYE ON STRAIN OF EAST HUNTINGTON BRIDGE August 4, 1985

BRIDGES - PROCTORVILLE ITS OPEN - LONG WAIT FOR BRIDGE ENDS (HUNTINGTON / PROCTORVILLE) August 9, 1985

BRIDGES - ROBY ROAD START JULY 1 TO CONSTRUCT BRIDGE AT ROBY HOLLOW May 15, 1927

BRIDGES - ROBY ROAD CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGE APPROVED AT ROBY HOLLOW June 15, 1927

BRIDGES - ROBY ROAD ROBY ROAD BRIDGE WORK TO BE STARTED NEXT WEEK July 16, 1927

BRIDGES - RUSSELL'S CREEK SITE FOR NEW BRIDGE CHOSEN: BRIDGE WILL SPAN GUYAN AT RUSSELL'S CREEK p.6 August 12, 1911 HD

BRIDGES - SYMMES CREEK BRIDGE OVER OHIO AND SYMMES CREEK LINK March 27, 1924

BRIDGES - WEST 17TH STREET BECAUSE ITS THERE... (pics) p.13 August 30, 1967 HA

BRIDGES - WEST 17TH STREET BUILDING ACCESS LINKS TO NEW BRIDGE - A TALE OF TWO STATES (pics) p.9 September 3, 1967 HD

BRIDGES - WEST 17TH STREET EDITORIAL: PT. PLEASANT SHOULD NOT MAKE SAME MISTAKE HUNTINGTON MADE p.4 December 28, 1967 HD

BUILDINGS - 10TH ST - BIERN BUILDING BIERN BUILDING STRUCK BY FIRE: DAMAGE IS HEAVY (Selbys Store 416 Tenth St.) p. 2 & 5 (pics) October 1, 1952 DND

BUILDINGS - 10TH ST - ST. JAMES ST. JAMES TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION October 20, 1994 HD

BUILDINGS - 10TH ST - TELEGRAPH OFFICE FORMERLY THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT 3RD AVE &10TH ST WHERE THE APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC CO. BUILDING NOW STANDS sect. 3 p. 2 February 24, 1946 HA

IMPOSING STRUCTURE: NEW VALENTING BUILDING ON FOURTH AVENUE IS OF HANDSOME ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN BUILDINGS - 10TH ST - VALENTINE BUILDING April 12, 1911 HD [4TH AVE & 10TH ST.] p. 4 GRAND OFFICERS TO LAY CORNOR STONE OF MASONIC TEMPLE: MANY ARTICLES OF INTEREST TO BE HIDDEN IN BOX BENEATH STONE BUILDINGS - 11TH ST - MASONIC LODGE October 1, 1912 HA [HUNTINGTON LODGE NO. 53 A.F. & A.M.] (3RD AVE & 11TH ST) p.5

BUILDINGS - 11TH ST - MASONIC LODGE DEDICATE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE ON NOV. 5, 1914 October 10, 1914

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BUILDINGS - 13TH ST - GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL NEW GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL OPENS FOR BUSINESS TONIGHT [ 4TH AVE & 13TH ST] p.3 December 9, 1953 DND

BUILDINGS - 16TH ST - HOUSING PROJECTS HOW HUNTINGTON LIVES - - - VARIOUS TYPES OF HOUSING (pics) p. 10-11 February 10, 1952 HA

BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY MODERN ARMORY FOR HUNTINGTON: IS DESIRE OF ADJUTANT GENERAL C.D. ELLIOT p.1 March 14, 1911 HD

BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY HUNTINGTON WILL GET AN ARMORY: THAT WILL BE THE BEST IN THE STATE p. 8 November 29, 1911 HD

ARMORY WILL BE ERECTED: STATE WILL RENT BUILDING OF G.N. BIGGS: AT EXPIRATION OF TWENTY YEARS THIS STRUCTURE MAY BE BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY December 16, 1911 HD PURCHASED BY THE STATE [ 5TH AVE. & 1ST ST.] p.10 ISSUE PERMIT FOR BUILDING ON FIFTH AVENUE TO BE OCCUPIED BY ARMORY. WILL BE TWO STORY BUILDING OF BRICK AND STONE - BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY January 5, 1912 HD CONTRACT WILL SOON BE AWARDED [G.N. BIGGS] [ 5TH AVE BET. 1ST & 2ND ST.] p.8 BIGGS ARMORY TO BE COMPLETE FOR BIG CONVENTION: CONTRACT LET AND BOND FILED - READY FOR OCCUPANCY BY JULY THE BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY March 30, 1912 HA SIXTH [5TH AVE & 1ST ST] p.10

BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY MILITA WILL PARTICIPATE IN CORNERSTONE LAYING OF ARMORY BUILDING p.10 April 2, 1912 HD

BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY CORNERSTONE OF NEW BIGGS ARMORY WILL BE LAID AT EARLY DATE WITH ELABORATE CEREMONIES (5TH AVE & 1ST ST) p.8 April 7, 1912 HD

BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY INSPECTS ARMORY SITE: ADJUTANT GENERAL ELLIOTT WELL PLEASED WITH PROGRESS MADE ON BUILDING p.10 April 10, 1912 HD

BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY MAY 11 IS DATE FIXED FOR CORNERSTONE LAYING OF HUNTINGTON'S FINE ARMORY BUILDING p.4 April 13, 1912 HD

SATURDAY IS 'ARMORY DAY' CORNERSTONE OF NEW ARMORY WILL BE LAID: GOVERNOR GLASSCOCK AND STAFF AND OTHER BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY May 10, 1912 HD DIGNITARIES WILL ATTEND NOTABLE EVENT p.10 RAIN MARRED THE ARMORY CELEBRATION: STEADY DOWNPOUR MADE IT NECESSARY TO ABANDON ELABORATE PROGRAM FOR THE BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY May 12, 1912 HD OCCASSION Sect. 2 p.12

BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY ARMORY FINISHED: TAYLOR & ROBINSON FINISH STRUCTURE TEN DAYS AHEAD OF CONTRACT TIME p.8 July 2, 1912 HD

CITY SURE TO GET THE TWO CANNONS: BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WILL ACCEPT GIFT: WITHOUT HAVING TO PAY EXPENSE OF BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY November 16, 1912 HD FREIGHT, MAYOR IS DIRECTED TO ACCEPT ARTILLERY p.10

BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY GENERAL ELLIOTT INSPECTS ARMORY: WILL ASK FOR MORE FUNDS TO COMPLETE INTERIOR p.6 January 28, 1913 HD

BUILDINGS - 1ST ST - BIGGS ARMORY BIGGS ARMORY BUILT IN 1912 p. 2 August 27, 1939 HA

BUILDINGS - 3RD AVE - 100 BLOCK HISTORIC 3RD AVENUE BUILDINGS GIVE WAY TO PROGRESS (pic) June 9, 1971 HD

EMMONS APARTMENT BUILDING COMPLETED: HANDSOME STRUCTURE WILL BE ALMOST COMPLETELY OCCUPIED BY TIME THE ROSES BUILDINGS - 3RD AVE - EMMONS APARTMENTS February 19, 1911 HD BLOOM p.8 NEW BUILDING TO BE ERECTED SOON BY J. BROH ON FOURTH AVENUE NEAR ELEVENTH STREET. SEARS & COMPANY AND UNION BUILDINGS - 4TH AVE - BROH BLDG. January 5, 1912 HD TRANSFER COMPANY WILL OCCUPY FOUR STORY BUILDING p. 8

BUILDINGS - 4TH AVE - VANITY FAIR BEGIN WORK ON NEW BUILDING [VANITY FAIR] May 13, 1915 HD

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BUILDINGS - 4TH AVE - VANITY FAIR MAT FANS WILL SEE FAVORITES [CHANEY GRIP & RAY CARPENTER) p. 2 December 18, 1927 HD

BUILDINGS - 4TH AVE - VANITY FAIR DANCIN' THE NIGHT AWAY: HUNTINGTON'S 1933 MARATHON March 16, 1978 HA

BUILDINGS - 4TH AVE - WEST VIRGINIA BUILDING WVA BUILDING IS PURCHASED BY NEW YORKER (I. JEROME RIKER) p.16 December 2, 1953 DND

BUILDINGS - 4TH AVE - WEST VIRGINIA BUILDING Wva BUILDING TO BE MODERNIZED BY NEW OWNER [ I. JEROME RIKER ] p.1 March 10, 1954 DND

BUILDINGS - 5TH AVE - FEDERAL BUILDING FEDERAL BUILDING PLANS SHOW GREAT INCREASE IN SIZE October 17, 1915

BUILDINGS - 8TH ST - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC O.V.E. TERMINAL BUILDING SOON TO BE STARTED - PLANS FOR STRUCTURE ARE ALREADY PREPARED (8TH ST. & 4TH AVE) p.20 February 16, 1913 HD

BUILDINGS - 8TH ST - REFRIGERATING & FIXTURE HUNTINGTON REFRIGERATING & FIXTURE CO. (8TH ST VIADUCT) May 22, 1921 HD

BUILDINGS - 9TH ST - CALDWELL BLDG. REMODELING OLD LANDMARK BEGUN [CALDWELL BUILDING] (4TH AVE & 9TH ST) November 10, 1936 HA

THIS WAS THE OLD CITY BUILDING AT THE CORNER OF 9TH ST & 4TH AVE WHERE HUNTINGTON DRY GOODS NOW STANDS (pic) sect. 3 BUILDINGS - 9TH ST - CITY BUILDING February 24, 1946 HA p. 24

BUILDINGS - 9TH ST - HOMRICH HOMRICH BUILDING IS BEING PUSHED [9TH STREET] p. 10 July 27, 1913 HD

BUILDINGS - 9TH ST - HOMRICH HOMRICH BUILDING SOLD TO A.R. BEISEL [9TH ST] (pic) p.3 September 2, 1935 HD

BUILDINGS - 9TH ST - POST OFFICE GOVERNMENT BUILDING NEAR COMPLETION (POST OFFICE) October 14, 1906

HUGHES SECURES $250,000 TO BUILD NEW POSTOFFICE: WORK WILL BE STARTED BEFORE SUMMER OF 1913: SIZE OF LOCAL FEDERAL BUILDINGS - 9TH ST - POST OFFICE January 22, 1913 HD BUILDING WILL BE DOUBLED AS RESULT OF HIS EFFORTS (5TH AVE & 9TH ST) p.8

BUILDINGS - 9TH ST - POST OFFICE $250,000 AMPLE FOR POSTOFFICE: ...DECLARES ORIGINAL BUILDING HERE WAS ERECTED AT COST OF BUT $150,000 p.2 January 26, 1913 HD

BUILDINGS - 9TH ST - POST OFFICE NEW POST OFFICE MAY BE HELD UP: MAY NOT BUILD THE NEW WING UNTIL 1916 p.11 March 25, 1913 HD

WILL ERECT NEW BUILDING ON OLD TITUS SITE ON SIXTH AVENUE. ROBSON-PRICHARD, WHO OWNS SITE, WILL ERECT MODERN BUILDINGS - 9TH ST - ROBSON-PRICHARD January 7, 1912 HD OFFICE BUILDING IN THE SPRING [6TH AVE & 9TH ST] p.8

BUILDINGS - 9TH ST - ROBSON-PRICHARD ROBSON-PRICHARD BUILDING WAS FIRST SKYSCRAPER IN CITY p. 7 August 27, 1939 HA

BUILDINGS - CABELL COUNTY OLD COUNTY BUILDINGS WERE USED p. E6 June 25, 1959 HD

PEN PICTURE OF INTOLERABLE CONDITIONS IN CABELL JAIL: HERALD-DISPATCH REPORTER MAKES INVESTIGATION OF CONDITIONS IN BUILDINGS - CABELL COUNTY - JAIL August 24, 1911 HD COUNTY JAIL AND FINDS TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS p.3

BUILDINGS - CABELL COUNTY - JAIL WHAT'S IN A NAME? A JAIL BY ANY OTHER NAME WOULD SMELL AS SWEET p.3 August 24, 1911 HD

BUILDINGS - CABELL COUNTY - JAIL HOW HUNTINGTON LIVES - - - VARIOUS TYPES OF HOUSING (pics) p. 10-11 February 10, 1952 HA

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BUILDINGS - FAIRFIELD TOWER THIS CHRISTMAS IS THE FIRST FOR RESIDENTS OF NEW TOWER p.6 December 18, 1970 HD

CITY PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD TODAY: WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION: CITY HALL ON NINTH STREET AND CENTRAL BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL September 21, 1910 HD FIRE STATION WILL GO UNDER HAMMER p.10 NEW CITY BUILDING TO BE LOCATED ON ENGINE HOUSE SITE: CENTRAL FIRE DEPARTMENT TO BE REMOVED TO THIRD AVENUE BELOW BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL October 30, 1910 HD EIGHTH STREET p.1

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL NO DECISION ON CITY HALL SITE p.8 December 1, 1910 HD

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL OPPOSE LOCATION OF CITY BUILDING ON FIFTH AVENUE p.8 December 7, 1910 HD

EXPRESS VIEWS ON CITY HALL SITE: MAYOR SWITZER AND COMMISSIONER JOHN COON IN GIVE OUT STATEMENTS CONCERNING THEIR BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL December 9, 1910 HD POSITIONS p.7

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL HOSPITAL SITE MAY BE SECURED FOR CITY BUILDING p. 1 April 5, 1911 HD

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL HOSPITAL PROPERTY WILL BE SECURED WITHOUT ANY COST p.1 April 9, 1911 HD

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL COMMISSIONERS WILL GET FIFTH AVENUE PROPERTY: PRICE AGREED UPON FOR FOSTER LOT [B.W. FOSTER] p.8 May 18, 1911 HD

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL CITY BUYS SITE FOR NEW CITY HALL: $44,000 AMOUNT PAID FOR VALUABLE SITE p.1 May 25, 1911 HD

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL ASK PLANS FOR CITY'S NEW HOME: PLANS FOR NEW STRUCTURE WILL INCLUDE AUDITORIUM WITH BG SEATING CAPACITY p.6 June 1, 1911 HD

CITY PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD THIS MONTH: OLD CITY HALL AND CENTRAL FIRE STATION SITES OFFERED FOR SALE BY COMMISSIONERS: EACH TO BE BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL August 9, 1911 HD DIVIDED INTO THREE LOTS: AS SOON AS SALE IS CONCLUDED, COMMISSIONERS WILL TAKE UP PLANS FOR NEW CITY HALL p.8 CITY PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION SALE: CITY BUILDING AND CENTRAL FIRE STATION SITS BRING TOTAL OF $114,550 BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL September 22, 1911 HD p. 1 & 4

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL LITIGATION LIKELY OVER SALE OF CITY PROPERTIES: COMMISSIONERS FAIL TO CONFIRM SALE AND SITUATION IS STILL BEFUDDLED p. 1 September 28, 1911 HD

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL CHORAL ASSN. IN "AIDA" TO OPEN (CITY HALL) AUDITORIUM October 24, 1912

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL COST OF CITY HALL TO EXCEED SUM OF $150,000 - MAYOR CHAPMAN SPEAKS OF PLAN GENERALLY CONSIDERED BEST p.6 March 23, 1913 HD

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL TO BUILD THREE STORY BRICK ON CITY HALL SITE May 28, 1913

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL CITY HALL PLANS READY AUG 15 July 31, 1913

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL NEW CITY HALL WILL COST SUM OF $217,429.00 September 26, 1913

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL CITY TO VACATE OLD BUILDING (CITY HALL) BY OCT 1 July 30, 1914

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL NEW BUILDING TO BE BUILT AT ONCE ON CITY HALL SITE August 12, 1914

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BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL TEARING AWAY OLD CITY HALL October 7, 1914

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL OPEN CITY HALL BY APRIL 1 October 8, 1914

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL FIGHT FOR REST ROOMS HAS RESULTED : HAS BEEN PROVIDED IN CITY HALL BY ARCHITECT October 10, 1914

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL DISCOVERED ANCIENT PAPERS BURIED THIRTY YEARS AGO IN CITY HALL CORNERSTONE'S TWO NEWSPAPER OF SEPT. 15, 1883 November 14, 1914

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL WILL REQUEST THAT FLAG POLE BE PUT UP AT CITY HALL December 17, 1916

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL CITY PLACES ORDER FOR THE FLAG POLE February 7, 1917

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL ASK MINISTERS TO RAISE FLAG OVER MUNICIPAL HALL April 5, 1917

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL CITY HALL WHEN IT STOOD ON NINTH ST. (pic) sect. 3 p. 4 February 24, 1946 HA

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CITY HALL HUNTINGTON HAS HAD 3 CITY HALLS (pic) p. B1 July 11, 1971 HA

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - CONSTRUCTION PAST YEAR GREATEST BUILDING ERA IN HISTORY OF HUNTINGTON October 18, 1904 HA

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY OLD LANDMARKS OF HUNTINGTON ARE FAST DISAPPEARING March 14, 1909

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY STRUGGLE OF EARLY CITY RECALLED BY MALTER AS HISTORIC BUILDING GOES March 8, 1931

BUILDINGS - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY BOOM IN BUILDING REACHING TOWARD PEAK : 1958 WAS BEST YEAR IN HISTORY p. H7 June 25, 1959 HD

BUILDINGS - I.O.O.F. HISTORIC I.O.O.F. BUILDING WILL BE RAZED TUESDAY : BUILT 1872 March 16, 1924

MARSHALL MARKS OFF ANOTHER MILESTONE WITH DEDICATION OF NEW STUDENT UNION BUILDING: STUDENT UNION BUILDING MARKS BUILDINGS - MARSHALL COLLEGE - STUDENT UNION November 12, 1933 HA NEW MILESTON FOR MARSHALL COLLEGE (pic) p.11

BUILDINGS - RITTER, VERUS T. (ARCHITECT) RITTER NAMED ARCHITECT FOR NEW CITY BUILDING (VERUS T. RITTER) June 30, 1913

BUILDINGS - SALVATION ARMY TO BEGIN WORK ON ARMY HOME WILL BREAK GROUND ON FIRST OF MARCH p.10 February 25, 1913 HD

BUILDINGS - VETERANS HOUSING PROJECT HOW HUNTINGTON LIVES - - - VARIOUS TYPES OF HOUSING (pics) p. 10-11 February 10, 1952 HA

WALTON PLANS TO BUILD ADJACENT TO FARR PROPERTY (WAS ONLY FRAME BUILDING LEFT ON BLOCK OF 9TH ST. WILL REPLACE BUSINESSES September 8, 1916 WITH BRICK)

BUSINESSES - WORLD WAR I WHAT COULD HUNTINGTON DO IF NATION IS PLUNGED INTO WAR (LIST OF PLANTS & FACTORIES) February 4, 1917

16TH STREET: RAILWAY ENGINES ONCE WERE EVENTS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE ON 16TH STREET/ENGINEERS REVERSE HILL AT 8TH BUSINESSES - 16TH ST DRUG STORE March 12, 1953 DND AVE. p. 2

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BUSINESSES - A. KLINE & CO. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS (adv.) [939 3RD AVE.] Sect. 2 p.1 June 25, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - A.F. THOMPSON MANUFACTURING A.F. THOMPSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY PLANT (pic) Sect C p.21 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - A.S. WOOLEN MILLS CO. A.S. WOOLEN MILLS CO. OPENED YESTERDAY (330 9TH ST - FORMER FOUNTAIN DRUG STORE) December 3, 1916

BUSINESSES - ABBOTT APARTMENT BUILDING COL. ABBOTT TO BUILD APARTMENT (4TH AVE & 12TH ST.) August 7, 1913

BUSINESSES - ACKERMAN LUMBER CO. ACKERMAN LUMBER COMPANY IS OLD AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS (pic) p.12 April 19, 1926 HD

BUSINESSES - ADMIRAL LAMP CO. HE NEEDED LIGHT - SO HE MADE ONE [CHARLES C. ARMSTRONG] Sect C p.23 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - AIR OLA RADIO CO. AIR OLA RADIO CO. OPEN STORE HERE : COMPANY MANUFACTURES JUST RITE RADIO RECEIVERS AT HUNTINGTON PLANT March 15, 1925

BUSINESSES - AIR OLA RADIO CO. AIR OLA RADIO COMPANY PIONEERED IN HUNTINGTON December 11, 1927

BUSINESSES - AIR OLA RADIO CO. HOME RADIATES PROSPERITY MADE BY AIR OLA FIRM (pic) December 18, 1927

BUSINESSES - AIR OLA RADIO CO. AIR OLA RADIO SALES IMPROVE April 5, 1931

BUSINESSES - ALTIZER FARM ALTIZER FARM IS SOLD TO SYNDICATE OF BUSINESS MEN : WILL BE DIVIDED INTO FACTORY SITES AND LOTS ON PAVEMENT June 3, 1914

BUSINESSES - AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY CO. AC&F PLANT STARTED WITH CITY HERSELF (pic) Sect. C p.14 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY CO. WHAT GOES ON HERE: LIFE WAS RUGGED IN OX TEAM DAYS IN GUYAN VALLEY September 3, 1954 HA

BUSINESSES - AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY CO. ACF TO HAVE MILLION DOLLAR PAYROLL June 2, 1959

BUSINESSES - AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY CO. ACF ANNUAL PAYROLL REACHES $6,000,000 p. H11 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY CO. ACF BEGAN AS ENSIGN MANUFACTURING 1872 p. E10 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - AMERICAN CAR & FOUNDRY CO. ACF INDUSTRIES advertisement (8 pics) p. D7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - AMERICAN THERMOS BOTTLE CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - ANDERSON-NEWCOMB CO. CONTRACT LET FOR BIG ADDITION TO ANDERSON- NEWCOMB STORE June 1, 1913

BUSINESSES - ANDERSON-NEWCOMB CO. ANDERSON-NEWCOMB COMPANY REMODELS BIG STORE FRONT p.12 March 3, 1918 HD

BUSINESSES - ANDERSON-NEWCOMB CO. ANDERSON- NEWCOMB STORE, FOUNDED IN 1894, OLDEST IN HUNTINGTON p. E8 June 25, 1959 HD

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BUSINESSES - APPLIANCES - SUNBEAM APPLIANCE CO. LOSS TOPS $100,000 IN DOWNTOWN FIRE (THIRD AVE.) March 30, 1958 HA

BUSINESSES - ARCADE FREDERICK ARCADE TO OPEN TODAY September 18, 1915

BUSINESSES - ARCADE PARK STORES TO FORM ARCADE BETWEEN 4TH & 9TH : FOUNTAIN DRUGS SOLD TO BIG COMPANY August 15, 1916

ARCADE MARKET IS NOW OPEN: NEW NINTH STREET MARKET WILL CARRY ONLY THE BEST THAT SEASON AFFORDS (6TH AVE & 9TH ST) BUSINESSES - ARCADE MARKET August 24, 1912 HD p.4

BUSINESSES - ARMSTRONG MANUFACTURING CO. HE NEEDED LIGHT - SO HE MADE ONE [CHARLES C. ARMSTRONG] Sect C p.23 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - ASHLAND LEATHER COMPANY PLANT: OF ASHLAND LEATHER COMPANY WILL BE REBUILT AT ASHLAND, IT IS ANNOUNCED p.3 November 18, 1911 HD

(adv.) B.G. CAIN MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, WAGONS, BUGGIES , AND TRUCKS - BUILDER OF HIGH GRADE WORK: WILL BE OPEN BUSINESSES - B.G. CAIN March 17, 1912 HD FOR BUSINESS ABOUT MARCH 20TH ON SIXTH STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH AVENUE

BUSINESSES - B.T. DAVIS DRUG STORE B.T. DAVIS DRUGSTORE (advertisement) sect. 3 p. 18 February 24, 1946 HA

BUSINESSES - BAILEY'S CAFETERIA BAILEY, CAFETERIA MAN, DIES [MORRIS BAILEY] p.1 & 16 June 27, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - BALL BROTHERS CANNING CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - BANKS - FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN BUILDING [5TH AVE & 11TH ST] p. H7 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - BANKS-MILLER SUPPLY CO. BANKS - MILLER SUPPLY COMPANY IS NATIONAL LEADER IN ITS LINE November 13, 1924 HD

BUSINESSES - BANKS-MILLER SUPPLY CO. BANKS-MILLER [SUPPLY CO.] IS INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT STORE p. H12 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - BARBER SHOP SHAVE, MISTER? 90 YEARS AGO, HUNTINGTON'S 'TONSORIAL TECHNICIANS' CUT A THRIVING BUSINESS October 12, 1978 HA

BUSINESSES - BARRACK'S CENTER BARRACK'S CENTER FOR SEAT COVERS [237 WASHINGTON AVE] p. H11 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - BEE HIVE BAKERY D.F. MOOTZ DIES; PASTRY SHOP OWNER p.24 January 17, 1952 HD

BUSINESSES - BENNETT MOTOR CO. BENNETT LEASES NEW STORE ROOM January 19, 1916

BUSINESSES - BENNETT MOTOR CO. BENNETT LANDS ARE ON MARKET - LINCOLN ROAD PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD May 13, 1916

BUSINESSES - BENNETT MOTOR CO. BENNETT BRINGS TO FINE AUTOS July 14, 1916

BUSINESSES - BENNETT MOTOR CO. BENNETT MOTOR COMPANY FORMED February 27, 1917

BUSINESSES - BENNETT MOTOR CO. BENNETT MOTOR COMPANY OPENS April 3, 1917

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BUSINESSES - BENNETT MOTOR CO. FOR SALE BENNETT LANDS January 1, 1919

COSTLY FIRE HITS 3RD AVENUE: FIRE HITS DOWNTOWN STORES [BETTY GAY WOMEN'S CLOTHING STORE/ALFRED'S SHOE SHOP] 933 & BUSINESSES - BETTY GAY WOMEN'S CLOTHING March 10, 1953 DND 935 THIRD AVE. p. 1&3

BUSINESSES - BETTY GAY WOMEN'S CLOTHING FIRE DAMAGE IS NOW BELIEVED $155,000 p. 9 March 11, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - BIGGS- PROBST FURNITURE CO. HUNTINGTON IS ASSURED NEW FACTORY : FURNITURE CO. WILL ERECT PLANT ON THIRD AVE. (BIGGS-PROBST) December 14, 1906 HA

BUSINESSES - BIGGS- PROBST FURNITURE CO. WORK BEGINS IN THE SPRING ON THE PLANT OF THE BIGGS-PROBST FURNITURE CO. December 21, 1906 HA

BUSINESSES - BIGGS- PROBST FURNITURE CO. CONTRACT LET FOR BUILDING BIGGS-PROBST December 27, 1906 HA

NAME OF FIRM TO BE CHANGED: ZENNER-BRADSHAW COMPANY TO BE INCORPORATED. OHIO BUSINESS MEN ACQUIRE CONTROLLING BUSINESSES - BIGGS-WILSON DRY GOODS CO. January 9, 1912 HD INTEREST IN THE FOURTH AVENUE STORE p.8

BUSINESSES - BLACKSMITH SHOP BLACKSMITH SHOP AT 12TH STREET AND 3RD AVE. WAS EARLIEST PLANT January 8, 1922

BUSINESSES - BLAGG PAPER BOX CO. MYSTERIOUS FIRE GUTTED PLANT (THIRD AVE.) p.4 August 7, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - BLENKO GLASS CO. NO OTHER PLANT IN U.S. MAKES CATHEDRAL GLASS [BLENKO] February 2, 1930

BUSINESSES - BLENKO GLASS CO. BLENKO GLASS VISITORS CENTER TO BE AREA TOURIST ATTRACTION p. 13 May 9, 1965 HA

BUSINESSES - BOAT STORES EMPORIUM HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

BUSINESSES - BONITA GLASS CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - BRADSHAW-DIEHL BRADSHAW-DIEHL STORE HAD START AS McMAHON AND DIEHL COMPANY (pic) p. H13 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - BRICK MANUFACTUERS $20,000 ADDITION TO BRICK PLANT STARTS MAY DOUBLE CAPACITY January 21, 1916

BUSINESSES - BROADCASTING - HISTORY HUNTINGTON A PIONEER CITY IN BROADCASTING Suppl. p.g 12 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - BROOM FACTORY BROOM FACTORY TO BE ENLARGED November 12, 1913

BUSINESSES - BROTHER MAIL ORDER LIQUOR HOUSE MAIL ORDER WHISKEY [BROTHER MAIL ORDER LIQUOR HOUSE] p. F6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - BUTLER FURNITURE FURNITURE: OLDEST EXISTING STORE OPENED IN 1905 (pics) p. E5 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - C.F. REUSCHLEIN JEWELERS, INC. C.F. REUSCHLIEN ; 10 YEARS ITS QUIET ELEGANCE HAS GRACED DOWNTON HUNTINGTON May 24, 1987

BUSINESSES - CABINET MANUFACTURERS NEW INDUSTRY IS UNDERWAY : CABINET MANTLE TO BE EXTENSIVELY MANUFACTURED August 14, 1905

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BUSINESSES - CAMMACK AGENCY CAMMACK AGENCY p. H11 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - CAMP GLASS CO. HUNTINGTON REOPENING FIRST FRUITS OF ITS CHEAP GAS BIG INDUSTRY LOCATED HERE : CAMP GLASS LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF HANDBLOWN WINDOW GLASS IN UNITED May 7, 1913 STATES : WILL EMPLOY 300 SKILLED LABORERS 26TH STREET LOCATION

BUSINESSES - CAMP GLASS CO. GLASS COMPANY HAS ORCHESTRA : CAMP GLASS CO. May 31, 1913

BUSINESSES - CAMP GLASS CO. HUNTINGTON GAS SITUATION GOOD FOR GLASS PLANT (CAMP PLANT) January 20, 1917

BUSINESSES - CAMP GLASS CO. GLASS FACTORY IS ONE OF LARGEST CITY INDUSTRIES p.3 Sect. 3 May 29, 1918 HD

BUSINESSES - CAMP GLASS CO. CAMP GLASS COMPANY RESUMES OPERATIONS January 2, 1920

BUSINESSES - CAMP GLASS CO. GLASS WORKERS START CAMP PLANT TODAY February 29, 1924

BUSINESSES - CAMP GLASS CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - CANNING FACTORY CANNING FACTORY NEWEST INDUSTRY August 15, 1913

BUSINESSES - CAPITOL FURNITURE CAPITOL FURNITURE p. H8 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - CAROLINA LUMBER CO. CAROLINA LUMBER CO. CAME TO HUNTINGTON IN 1905 p. F13 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - CAROLINA LUMBER CO. LUMBER - KEY TO BUILDING A CITY p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - CARPETTOWNE [KEITH BLACK'S CARPETTOWNE] FIRM OFFERS LATEST IN FLOOR-COVERING IDEAS p. H3 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - CASKETS NEW COMPANY IS ORGANIZED HERE TO MAKE METAL CASKETS IN HUNTINGTON October 7, 1914

BUSINESSES - CASKETS 15,000 CASKETS ARE MANUFACTURED IN CITY ANNUALLY June 16, 1929

BUSINESSES - CENTRAL FURNITURE CO. CENTRAL FURNITURE CO. [ 3RD AVE & 8TH ST. ] (adv.) Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - CENTRAL GLASS CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - CENTRAL LAND COMPANY OLD HUNTINGTON LAND COMPANY WILL BE DISSOLVED : FIRM ORGANIZED IN 1903 ANXIOUS TO SELL HOLDINGS p.8 August 27, 1939 HA

BUSINESSES - CENTRAL LAND COMPANY BROCHURE BOOSTS THE NEW TOWN p. G7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - CENTRAL LAND COMPANY FOR LACK OF $50,000 LAND ALMOST LOST Suppl. p. 3 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - CHAMPION INDUSTRIES CHAMPION INDUSTRIES BUYS LOUISIANA FARMS February 26, 1994 HD

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BUSINESSES - CHANDLER'S PLYWOOD PRODUCTS TURNED HOBBY INTO LIVELIHOOD (pic) Sect C p.16 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - CHAPMAN PRINTING CO. CHAPMAN PRINTING CO. HAS 37TH ANNIVERSARY p. H9 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - CHEMETRON CORP. FIREMAN STARED DEATH IN THE FACE - AND WON (pics) p. 13 June 21, 1971 HD

BUSINESSES - CHEMETRON CORP. FLOODS, STRIKES AND FIRES MARK HISTORY OF PLANT p. 10 June 21, 1971 HD

BUSINESSES - CHEMETRON CORP. ONE DEAD, 20 INJURED IN BLAZE, EXPLOSIONS AT CHEMETRON PLANT p. 1, 10-11 (pics) June 21, 1971 HD

BUSINESSES - CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO. NEW C&P OPERATIONS TO BE READY IN 1976 (pic) [1135 6th AVE] p.2 March 13, 1974 HD

BUSINESSES - CIGAR FACTORY LARGE CIGAR FACTORY THE LATEST ADDITION TO HUNTINGTON ENTERPRISE October 22, 1902

LIGHT PLANT IS TAKEN OVER: CITIZENS LIGHT AND ICE PLANT IN NEW HANDS: NOW CONTROLLED BY COMPANY THAT HOLDS MAJORITY BUSINESSES - CITIZENS' LIGHT AND ICE COMPANY August 10, 1911 HD OF STOCK IN OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY p.8

BUSINESSES - CITY MARKET CITY MARKET IS SOON TO BEGIN: THIRD AVENUE SITE TO BE GRADED TODAY p. 4 July 26, 1913 HD

BUSINESSES - CITY MARKET CITY MARKET TO BEGIN MONDAY p. 3 August 3, 1913 HD

BUSINESSES - CITY MARKET CITY MARKET FAILS TO SERVE PURPOSE DECLARES TEACHER November 12, 1915

BUSINESSES - CITY MARKET NEED NEW RULES FOR CITY MARKET SAYS MRS. MINTER November 13, 1915

BUSINESSES - CITY MARKET CITY MARKET SUFFERS FROM POOR QUARTERS p. H12 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - CLOTHES FACTORY START FACTORY TO MAKE CLOTHES FOR POOR BOYS ; WORK BEGUN YESTERDAY AT JUDGE NULLS NOVEL PLANT ON 20TH ST. (OLD CLOTHES FOR ADULTS MADE INTO NEW ONES December 7, 1915 FOR POOR CHILDREN)

BUSINESSES - COGBILL & WHITE ELEPHANT SALOON IT WAS THE BEST NEW YORK HAD TO OFFER - AND RIGHT HERE IN HUNTINGTON p. H1/H17 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - CONNORS STEEL CO. METALS HAVE PLAYED IMPORTANT ROLE p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - CUSHINGS BAKING CO. BAKERY HERE CLOSING FEB 28 BECAUSE OF WAR RESTRICTIONS - CUSHINGS BAKING CO. SUCCESSOR TO HAPPSTETTER BAKING CO. February 2, 1942

BUSINESSES - D.E. ABBOTT & CO. PHOTOGRAPHY D.E. ABBOTT & CO. (est. 1890) p. G1 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - D.P. ADAMS PLUMBING SHOP HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

BUSINESSES - DEAN & OSBURN [EAST LYNN, WV] [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS October 11, 1973 WCN

BUSINESSES - DEARDORFF & CO. EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT MADE IN DEARDORFF - SISLER STORE RECLUSE February 21, 1925

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BUSINESSES - DEARDORFF & CO. DEARDORFF & CO. WILL OPEN STORE ON 9TH STREET July 10, 1930

BUSINESSES - DEPARTMENT STORES - EARLY HISTORY MANY DEPARTMENT STORES HAVE BEGINNING IN EARLY HISTORY p. E8 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - DEPARTMENT STORES - HUNTINGTON WALLS COME TUMBLING DOWN HS GETTING BACK ORIGINAL LOOK November 23, 1994 HD

BUSINESSES - DICKEY'S DAIRY BORDEN'S BUYS DICKEY'S DAIRY [H.C. DICKEY - 1514 NORWAY AVE.] p.1 April 1, 1950 HD

BUSINESSES - DICKINSON FURNITURE NEW FURNITURE STORE OPENED - P.E. DICKINSON (8TH ST & 4TH AVE) September 12, 1915 HD

BUSINESSES - DICKINSON FURNITURE FURNITURE: OLDEST EXISTING STORE OPENED IN 1905 (pics) p. E5 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - DICKINSON FURNITURE OLD & NEW DICKINSON FURNITURE March 26, 1978

BAD DOSE OF MONOXIDE POISONING PERSUADED CHANDLER [CHANDLER'S PLYWOOD PRODUCTS] TO CONTINUE IN BUSINESS HERE p. BUSINESSES - DRUG STORES June 25, 1959 HD E13

BUSINESSES - DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER CO. DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER CO. November 13, 1924 HD

BUSINESSES - DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER CO. 50TH ANNIVERSARY [JANUARY 23, 1895] p. 9 January 26, 1945 HD

BUSINESSES - DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER CO. 14TH STREET W.: JESSE JAMES DROPS IN FOR BITE, THEN ROBS BANK; HEINER'S, DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER START p. 15 February 26, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER CO. 14th STREET WEST: BOX FACTORY STILL USES ORIGINAL SITE p. 15 February 26, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER CO. LUMBER COMPANY IN CITY OVER HALF CENTURY Sect. C p.6 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER CO. DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER WAS STARTED IN 1895 (WEST 14TH ST) p. C4 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER CO. LUMBER - KEY TO BUILDING A CITY p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - EMMONS HAWKINS HARDWARE ROOTS' OF EMMONS-HAWKINS CO. GO DEEP IN HUNTINGTON HISTORY p. H3 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - EMPIRE FURNITURE WATER TANK AT FURNITURE FACTORY DAMGED BY FIRE (EMPIRE FURNITURE CO.) April 14, 1916

BUSINESSES - EMPIRE FURNITURE HUNTINGTON PEOPLE OWN HANDSOME EMPIRE FURNITURE November 2, 1930

BUSINESSES - EMPIRE FURNITURE PROMINENT COUPLE VICTIMS OF CROSSING TRAGEDY IN WAYNE COUNTY (MR. & MRS. CHARLES R. COMER) p. 1/18 January 18, 1935 HD

BUSINESSES - ENAMEL PLANT SOON TO START WORK - LET CONTRACT FOR FACTORY (ENAMEL PLANT) October 10, 1913

BUSINESSES - ENSIGN CAR SHOPS HISTORY OF ENSIGN CAR SHOPS RELATED BY SON OF FOUNDER p.2 April 23, 1918 HD

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BUSINESSES - ENSIGN MANUFACTURING CO. ENSIGN PLANT ESTABLISHED FIRST IN CITY sect. 3 p. 30 February 24, 1946 HA

BUSINESSES - ENSIGN MANUFACTURING CO. ACF BEGAN AS ENSIGN MANUFACTURING 1872 p. E10 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - EVAN'S GROCERY EVANS GROCERY GROUP HAS 13 UNITS p. C4 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - F.C. MCCOLM COMPANY LOCAL PRODUCT: STARKS MONUMENT UNVEILED AT CHARLESTON WAS BUILT BY F.C. MCCOLM COMPANY p.6 November 23, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - FACTORY OVERALL FACTORY EMPLOYING 250 TO BE ERECTED HERE December 23, 1926

BUSINESSES - FACTORY DISTRICT HUNTINGTON NEW FACTORY DISTRICT GROWING RAPIDLY November 15, 1914

LOCAL BREWERY IS EXPANDING: FAME OF FESENMEIER IS SPREADING: WEST VIRGINIA PLANT IS KEPT STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE ALL THE BUSINESSES - FESENMEIER BREWERY December 17, 1911 HD TIME Sect. 3 p.3 "FESENMEIER" STREET IS NEWEST HIGHWAY: BREWING COMPANY DEDICATES STREET TO CITY IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH FEDERAL BUSINESSES - FESENMEIER BREWERY August 19, 1913 HD STATUTE p. 4

BUSINESSES - FESENMEIER BREWERY FESENMEIER CAME BACK WITH BEER FIVE YEARS AGO p. 10 August 27, 1939 HA

BUSINESSES - FESENMEIER BREWERY HERE'S HOW ONE OF HUNTINGTON'S LANDMARKS LOOKED... (pic) p. 11 February 24, 1946 HA

BUSINESSES - FESENMEIER BREWERY STATE'S ONLY BREWERY HERE (pic) Sect C p.24 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - FESENMEIER BREWERY FESENMEIER ONLY BREWERY IN WEST VIRGINIA p.G13 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - FETTER FURNITURE FURNITURE: OLDEST EXISTING STORE OPENED IN 1905 (pics) p. E5 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - FIELDS MILLINERY STORE (adv.) FIELD'S SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY SALE (845-847 THIRD AVE.) (pic) p.5 June 4, 1912 HD

BUSINESSES - FIELD'S RELIABLE - THE FASHION STORE (adv.) HUNTINGTON'S GREATEST READY TO WEAR STORE (pic) p. 20 March 23, 1913 HD

BUSINESSES - FIVE AND TEN CENT STORES KRESGE TO OPEN 5 CENT STORE ON THIRD AVE. March 5, 1915

BUSINESSES - FIVE AND TEN CENT STORES KRESGE TO SPEND $20,000 CHANGING LEASED BUILDING July 2, 1915

BUSINESSES - FIVE AND TEN CENT STORES KRESGE STORE TO OPEN SATURDAY August 25, 1915

BUSINESSES - FLECKSTEIN BAKERY FLECKSTEIN BAKERY GOES UP IN SMOKE p. 10 July 15, 1913 HD

BUSINESSES - FOUNTAIN DRUG STORE HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

BUSINESSES - FOUNTAIN DRUG STORE FOUNTAIN DRUG STORE p. E9 June 25, 1959 HD

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BUSINESSES - FREDERICK HOLDING CO. SLOCK COMPANY GETS OUTLYING MILLER REALTY : FREDERICK HOLDING COMPANY IS ORGANIZED FOR THIS PURPOSE (THREE BROTHERS TO BE STOCKHOLDERS - ESTATE OF LATE November 28, 1915 FINANCIER TO BE DIVIDED UNDER TERMS OF WILL DECEMBER 20)

BUSINESSES - FULTON TOOL FULTON TOOL WORK WILL BE MOVED TO HUNTINGTON June 2, 1916

BUSINESSES - GEORGE H. WRIGHT GEORGE H. WRIGHT CHANGES OWNERS August 13, 1974

BUSINESSES - GEORGETOWN GALLERIES GEORGETOWN GALLERIES FIRST IN MARKET WITH NEW 2 WAY BUFFET June 17, 1951

BUSINESSES - GISSEL PACKING CO. GISSEL [PACKING] CO. IS MODERN MEAT PLANT p. F13 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - GISSEL PACKING CO. GISSEL PACKING COMPANY p. G10 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - GLOBE FOUNDRY ANOTHER INDUSTRY IS COMING : GLOBE FOUNDRY WILL ERECT WORKS IN THIS CITY July 21, 1906

BUSINESSES - GLOVE FACTORY GLOVE FACTORY LOCATES HERE November 23, 1916

BUSINESSES - GOLD FURNITURE FURNITURE: OLDEST EXISTING STORE OPENED IN 1905 (pics) p. E5 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - GOLD FURNITURE GOLD FURNITURE IS PREPARING TO MOVE (pic) p. 2 October 3, 1973 HD

BUSINESSES - GOODYEAR TIRE CO. SERVICE STORE GOODYEAR 2 MONTHS OLD p. G7 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - GREATER HUNTINGTON AUTOMOBILE CO. HOW HANLEY GOT IN THE BUSINESS (pic) p.5 March 23, 1912 HA

HUNTINGTONS VISITED BY MOST DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATION IN YEARS (SEHON/BLAKE & STEVENSONS WHOLESALE HOUSE BUSINESSES - GROCERS March 27, 1901 DESTROYED BY FIRE - (pic))

BUSINESSES - GROCERS GROCERS FROM GENERAL STORES TO SUPERMARKETS p. E4 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - GUYAN CREAMERY CO. GUYANDOTTE: CREAMERY, NICKEL PLANT BOOST AREA p. 12 February 25, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - GUYAN CREAMERY CO. GUYAN CREAMERY p.H2 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - GWINN BROTHERS MILL GWINN BROTHER MILL BLAZES - BIG TEST FOR COLD FIREMEN January 10, 1958

BUSINESSES - GWINN BROTHERS MILL GWINN BROTHERS MILL BURNS - GRAIN MILL BLAZE - BIG TEST FOR COL FIREMEN January 10, 1958

BUSINESSES - GWINN BROTHERS MILL GWINN BROS. & COMPANY (1889) p. F4 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - GWINN BROTHERS MILL GWINN BROS. OBSERVES 70TH YEAR IN BUSINESS p. G13 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - GWINN BROTHERS MILL YESTERDAY BY BOB WITHERS p.8 (Sunday Magazine) December 13, 1970 HD

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL COAL MADE MIGHTY CONTRIBUTION TO COUNTY [H.K. PORTER CO'S CONNORS STEEL DIVISION WORKS "SPECIALIZE IN SKY HOOKS"] p. BUSINESSES - H.K. PORTER CO. June 25, 1959 HD F9

BUSINESSES - H.R. WYLLIE CHINA CO. POTTERY PLANT IN OPERATION : HUNTINGTON CHINA CO. July 13, 1905

BUSINESSES - H.R. WYLLIE CHINA CO. MANUFACTURING OF CHINAWARE EXPANDED (WYLLIE) May 26, 1929

BUSINESSES - H.R. WYLLIE CHINA CO. WYLLIE CHINA CO. (pic) [NOW : NORTHCOTT COURT] August 27, 1939 HA

BUSINESSES - H.R. WYLLIE CHINA CO. HARRY WYLLIE'S 'LITTLE CHINA SHOP' p. 3 March 23, 1978 HA

BUSINESSES - HAGAN-RATCLIFF GROCERY HAGAN-RATCLIFF FIRST WHOLESALE GROCERY IN CITY April 3, 1927

BUSINESSES - HARVEY & CO. GROCERS SELF SERVICE GROCERY STORE WILL OPEN HERE p.3 November 17, 1918 HD

BUSINESSES - HAT MANUFACTURERS HAT FACTORY IS ESTABLISHED HERE: HATS WILL BE MANUFACTURED IN THIS CITY AND SOLD AT RETAIL PRICE OF $2 p.8 February 8, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - HAT MANUFACTURERS HAT COMPANY WILL START OPERATIONS : HALF CITY BLOCK PURCHASED AND FACTORY WILL SOON BE COMPLETED October 2, 1914

BUSINESSES - HEINER'S BAKERY 14TH STREET W.: JESSE JAMES DROPS IN FOR BITE, THEN ROBS BANK; HEINER'S, DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER START p. 15 February 26, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - HEINER'S BAKERY HEINER PLANT WILL BE COMPLETELY AUTOMATED p. E8 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - HEINER'S BAKERY HEINER'S BAKERY advertisement (pic) p. D4 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - HISTORY (1916) 1916 BUSINESS BEST ON RECORD IN HUNTINGTON December 31, 1916

BUSINESSES - HOLSWADE FURNITURE FURNITURE: OLDEST EXISTING STORE OPENED IN 1905 (pics) p. E5 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - HOUDAVILLE INDUSTRIES HOUDAVILLE INDUSTRIES PLANT EMPLOYEES 800 p. F13 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - HOUDAVILLE INDUSTRIES HOUDAVILLE ORGANIZATION p. G14 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - HOUDAVILLE INDUSTRIES METALS HAVE PLAYED IMPORTANT ROLE p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON - 4TH AVENUE DEMISE OF AUTO ROW 4TH AVE. DEALERS VANISHING July 10, 1994

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON - DISTRIBUTORS A MAJOR DISTRIBUTION CENTER p. E1-E2 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY HUNTINGTON WAS ONLY A FIELD AND PROSPECTIVES IN 1871 WHEN FIRST STORES OPENED, BUT MERCHANTS OF OLD HAD FAITH November 2, 1930

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY MERCHANTS OF OLD GAMBLED ON FUTURE OF NEW COMMUNITY November 2, 1930

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BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY HERALD OF 1891 RECALLS HUNTINGTON MERCHANTS OF GAY NINETIES May 12, 1955

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON BRICK & FILE CO. HUNTINGTON BRICK & FILE CO OUTPUT 1,500,000 BRICKS January 13, 1924

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON BROOM WORKS BROOM FACTORY: INDUSTRY RECENTLY ESTABLISHED IN HUNTINGTON GROWING INTO BIG PROPERTIES Sect. 3 p.5 June 11, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON CANDY KITCHEN FINE FOUNTAIN: BEING INSTALLED BY HUNTINGTON CANDY KITCHEN WHICH IS CLOSED WHILE IT IS BEING INSTALLED p.10 September 21, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON CANDY KITCHEN CANDY KITCHEN OPENS p.10 (NICK HOUVRAS) March 4, 1915 HD

HUNTINGTON SECURES INDUSTRY WHICH WILL EMPLOY 100 MEN "THE GALLIPOLIS CHAIR CO. TO MOVE THEIR FACTORY TO CITY" BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON CHAIR CO. June 2, 1905 (HUNTINGTON CHAIR CO.)

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON CHAIR CO. NEW CHAIR FACTORY July 16, 1905

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON CHAIR CO. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ MANCHESTER, OH ] Sect. 3 p. 4 & 8 May 7, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON CHAIR CO. HUNTINGTON CHAIR COMPANY WILL BE FORCED TO WALL: BIG INDUSTRY UNABLE TO RECOVER FROM HEAVY FLOOD LOSS p. 1 July 20, 1913 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON CHAIR CO. HUNTINGTON CHAIR PRODUCTS GO TO 48 STATES OF UNION March 13, 1949

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON CLAY PRODUCT CO. NEW INDUSTRY WILL BE VALUABLE ONE: PLANS ACCEPTED FOR CLAY PRODUCT PLANT p.3 September 24, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON DRUG CO. DRUG COMPANY IS ORGANIZED p. 6 July 19, 1913 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON DRY GOODS HUNTINGTON DRY GOODS CO. IS CELEBRATING 3RD ANNIVERSARY WITH 10-DAY ANNIVERSARY SALE Sect. 2 p.16 June 13, 1926 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON MANUFACTURING CO. EXPECT TO BUILD FACTORY HERE : HUNTINGTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY FORMED November 17, 1916

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON MANUFACTURING CO. HUNTINGTON MANUFACTURING CO. LARGEST ONE UNIT PLANT IN U.S. (pic) p. F13 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON MIRROR PLATE CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON PAPER AND WOODENWARE CO. HUNTINGTON PAPER AND WOODENWARE CO. p.3 February 18, 1912 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON PUBLISHING CO. HUPCO [ HUNTINGTON PUBLISHING CO.] p. F14 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON RED BRICK CO. HUNTINGTON RED BRICK CO : IS THE STYLE OF A NEW CORPORATION TO BEGIN BUSINESS TOMORROW March 31, 1902

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON STORE CLOSING SHOP AFTER 57 YEARS (HUNTINGTON STORE) March 17, 1982

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON STORE THE HUNTINGTON STORE TO CLOSE DOWN IN APRIL March 17, 1982

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BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON STOVE & FOUNDRY WORK BEGUN ON NEW INDUSTRY FOR HUNTINGTON STOVE & FOUNDRY August 28, 1901

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TIN & PLANISHED PLATE METALS HAVE PLAYED IMPORTANT ROLE p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO. TOBACCO WAREHOUSE HERE TO BE LARGEST IN THE SOUTH p.8 October 12, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO. FORMAL OPENING OF TOBACCO WAREHOUSE AUSPICIOUS EVENT p.1 December 7, 1910 HD

THE HERALD-DISPATCH FINDS SPLENDID PRICES PREVAILING AT THE HUNTINGTON TOBACCO MARKET [A VIEW OF HUNTINGTON BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO. December 23, 1910 HD TOBACCO WAREHOUSE (pic)] Sect. 2 p.1

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO. FIRST WOMAN TO SELL TOBACCO AT LOCAL WAREHOUSE WAS MISS EFFA ADKINS p.3 January 26, 1911 HD

INTERIOR OF THE HUNTINGTON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE: THE BEST EQUIPPED, THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND FINEST LIGHTED BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO. December 17, 1911 HD WAREHOUSE IN THE U.S. (pic.) Sect. 3 p.1

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TRANSFER & STORAGE FIRST MOTOR VAN OPERATED IN CITY IN '07 [HUNTINGTON TRANSFER & STORAGE CO] August 27, 1939 HA

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TUMBLER CO. HUNTINGTON TUMBLER COMPANY BIG ADDITION TO BE MADE TO THE NEW GLASS HOUSE IN CENTRAL CITY March 7, 1901

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TUMBLER CO. 300 EMPLOYEES OF GLASS PLANT GO ON STRIKE p.1 August 2, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TUMBLER CO. 300 EMPLOYESS OF GLASS PLANT TO GO ON STRIKE p.1 August 2, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TUMBLER CO. NO DEVELOPMENTS IN GLASS STRIKE p.1 August 9, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON TUMBLER CO. PLANT WILL CLOSE: HUNTINGTON TUMBLER COMPANY TO TAKE TWO WEEKS LAY OFF p. 12 July 19, 1913 HD

BUSINESSES - HUNTINGTON WHOLESALE SHOE CO. NEW WHOLE SHOE COMPANY: WILL BEGIN BUSINESS ON JANUARY 1 p.7 November 29, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - ICE PLANT [BARBOURSVILLE, WV] BARBOURSVILLE TO HAVE ICE PLANT: EARL SPENCER HAS LAUNCHED THE PROJECT p. 9 July 29, 1913 HD

HOME OFFICES OF 7 INSURANCE FIRMS IN CITY ; YEAR 1873 SAW AGENCY LAUNCHED [ MARTIN-HOVEY CO.] BUSINESSES - INSURANCE June 25, 1959 HD p. F11

BUSINESSES - INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO. BIG FACTORY WILL BE BUILT HERE BY INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO. September 11, 1920

BUSINESSES - INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO. INTERNATIONAL NICKEL PLANT UNIQUE OPERATION (pic) Sect. C p.9 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO. [INTERNATIONAL] NICKEL CO. IS ONE OF TWO LARGEST EMPLOYERS p. F9 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO. INCO QUARTER CENTURY CLUB, HUNTINGTON CHAPTER 1971 (pics) p. 22 June 13, 1971 HD

BUSINESSES - INTERNATIONAL NICKEL CO. ANOTHER ANNIVERSARY: INCO 50 YEARS OLD (pic) p. E1 July 11, 1971 HA

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BUSINESSES - J.C. CARTER FURNITURE CO. CARTER'S WINDOWS ATTRACT ATTENTION p.8 August 16, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - J.M. McCOACH & CO. STABLES TWENTY-SIX HORSES CREMATED IN FIRE AT McCOACH STABLES (7TH AVE & 13TH ST.) - J.M. McCOACH & CO. May 13, 1913

BUSINESSES - J.M. McCOACH & CO. STABLES J.M. McCOACH CO. (7TH AVE & 13TH/14TH ST) (pic) sect. 3 p. 23 February 24, 1946 HA

BUSINESSES - J.M. McCORMICK STABLES MIDNIGHT FIRE DESTROYS LIVERY - 7 HORSES BURNED (J.M. McCORMICK STABLES / NATIONAL PRODUCE & FEED CO. DAMAGED) July 1, 1913

BUSINESSES - J.M. McCORMICK STABLES McCORMICK BUYS SHIPE BUSINESS p. 9 July 16, 1913 HD

BUSINESSES - J.M. PARK DRUG CO. MODERN STORE: J.M. PARK DRUG COMPANY HAS OPENED HANDSOME DRUG SHOP ON NINTH STREET p.6 August 27, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - JACKS LIQUIDATING STORE 20TH STREET: COMBINATION OF BUSINESS, HOMES MAKE IT ALMOST SELF-SUSTAINING/STREET GREW ALONG WITH HUNTINGTON SOME EARLY SHOPS ARE LANDMARKS p. 15 March 15, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - JAKE CRIDER'S DRUG STORE HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

BUSINESSES - JARVIS MACHINE SHOP HUNTINGTON NOW BOASTS OF A REAL AUTOMOBILE FACTORY Sect. 3 p.2 April 23, 1911 HD

JARVIS TRUCK IS GIVEN A TEST: LOCAL MACHINE MEASURES UP TO ALL REQUIREMENTS: PLANT WILL SOON BE ABLE TO TURN OUT ONE BUSINESSES - JARVIS MACHINE SHOP July 2, 1911 HD TRUCK EACH WEEK AND WILL GROW INTO BIG INDUSTRY p.5

BUSINESSES - JARVIS MACHINE SHOP WAR MUNITION TO BE MADE AT JARVIS MACHINE PLANT July 1, 1915

JEFF NEWBERRY COMPANY READY TO BEGIN NEW YEAR IN NEW HOME OF BETTER SHOES SEVEN STORY STRUCTURE ON THIRD AVE BUSINESSES - JEFF NEWBERRY CO. December 29, 1915 BETWEEN 10TH & 11TH ST.

BUSINESSES - JOHN A. JONES MUSIC COMPANY (adv.) THE 29TH ANNIVERSARY SALE: JOHN A. JONES MUSIC COMPANY Sect. 2 p.2 December 11, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - JOHN A. JONES MUSIC COMPANY CLOSING OUT SALE (adv.) Sect. 3 p.1 April 23, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - JOHN A. JONES MUSIC COMPANY JONES BUILDING NOW COMPLETE: SESSIONS WILL BE STARTED WITHIN NEXT WEEK (5TH AVE & 13TH ST) p.10 January 26, 1912 HD

BUSINESSES - KAISER ALUMINUM ALUMINUM SHEET PRODUCTION BEGINS AT KAISER PLANT June 16, 1957

BUSINESSES - KURZMAN'S ENTRANCE TO KURZMAN'S NEW STORE [pic] - 314 Ninth Street p. 10 March 10, 1929 HA

BUSINESSES - LAWRENCE DRUG STORE LAWRENCE DRUG STORE (1933) p. F12 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - LEWIS FURNITURE COMPANY LEWIS FURNITURE CO. [ 916 4TH AVE. ] (adv.) Sect. 3 p.4 April 30, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - LEWIS FURNITURE COMPANY THE LEWIS FURNITURE COMPANY: SUCCESSORS TO PRINDLE (adv.) [916 4TH AVE.] Sect. 3 p.4 May 7, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - LIBERTY FURNITURE FURNITURE: OLDEST EXISTING STORE OPENED IN 1905 (pics) p. E5 July 11, 1971 HA

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BUSINESSES - MAC'S MARKET GUYANDOTTE: (pic) MAC'S MARKET (113 BRIDGE ST.) p. 12 February 25, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - MANGEL'S MANGEL'S NEWEST WOMENS STORE IN CITY IS OPENED April 4, 1926

BUSINESSES - MANHATTAN RESTAURANT GOING BACK TO HIS NATIVE COUNTRY p.2 January 8, 1913 HD

BUSINESSES - MARTIN DRUG COMPANY FORMAL OPENING OF MARTIN DRUG STORE ON NINTH STREET WILL TAKE PLACE FRIDAY EVENING [322 9TH ST.) p.10 June 23, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - MARTIN DRUG COMPANY HANDSOME DRUG STORE IS OPENED p.8 June 27, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS MATTRESS PLANT SOON TO START November 11, 1913

BUSINESSES - MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS MATTRESS PLANT TO BE OPERATED ON LARGE SCALE July 11, 1914

BUSINESSES - MAX BIEDERMAN TRUCK HEADQUARTERS MAX BIEDERMAN TRUCK HEADQUARTERS (7th Ave & 4th St.) (pic) p. 10 November 6, 1952 DND

BUSINESSES - McCOLM GRANITE COMPANY WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ MANCHESTER, OH ] Sect. 3 p. 4 & 8 May 7, 1911 HD

HEAVY LOSS CAUSED BY FIRE IN BUSINESS SECTION OF CITY: WHOLE BLOCK WAS THREATENED: MCCROREY FIVE AND TEN CENT BUSINESSES - McCROREY FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE January 2, 1912 HD STORE WAS GUTTED BY FIRE AND BIG STOCK LOST [THIRD AVE BET. 9TH & 10TH ST.] p.1 & 5

BUSINESSES - McKELLAR ELECTRIC HUNTINGTON A PIONEER CITY IN BROADCASTING Suppl. p.g 12 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - McMAHON-DIEHL STORE McMAHON-DIEHL WILL OCCUPY HANDSOME NEW BUILDING March 23, 1904

BUSINESSES - McMAHON-DIEHL STORE McMAHON-DIEHL STORE WILL BE READY MARCH 15TH February 25, 1916

BUSINESSES - McMAHON-DIEHL STORE McMAHON-DIEHL TO OPEN NEW STORE NEXT WEDNESDAY March 22, 1925

BUSINESSES - McMAHON-DIEHL STORE BRADSHAW-DIEHL STORE HAD START AS McMAHON AND DIEHL COMPANY (pic) p. H13 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - MINIATURE RAILWAY CO. CHARTER GRANTED TO HUNTINGTON COMPANY p.2 May 25, 1912 HD

BUSINESSES - MINTER HOMES CORPORATION LOCAL COMPANY WILL ESTABLISH BRANCH FACTORY (W.E. MINTER) p.7 February 24, 1916 HD

BUSINESSES - MINTER HOMES CORPORATION $150,000 FIRE AT MINTER PLANT HUNDREDS SEE BLAZE SWEEP THRU FACTORY p. 1 & 2 March 20, 1924 HD

BUSINESSES - MINTER HOMES CORPORATION W.E. MINTER DIES; FOUNDED SUPPLY FIRMS p.2 June 7, 1952 HD

BUSINESSES - MINTER HOMES CORPORATION CUSTOM MILLWORK SPECIALTY [MINTER HOMES CORPORATION] p. E12 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - MINTER HOMES CORPORATION LUMBER - KEY TO BUILDING A CITY p. E7 July 11, 1971 HD

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BUSINESSES - MINTER HOMES CORPORATION MINTER HOMES CORPORATION advertisement (pics) p. G11 July 11, 1971 HD

BUSINESSES - MOORES HARDWARE A LIFE OF HARD WORK AND CREATIVITY November 28, 2000 HD

BUSINESSES - MOOTZ FEED STORE MOOTZ FEED STORE DESTROYED BY FIRE - WILL BE RE-BUILT April 23, 1926

BUSINESSES - MOUNTAIN STATE SHOE FACTORY IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE AT LOCAL SHOE PLANT AND CAPACITY WILL BE INCREASED p.6 May 23, 1911 HD

OLD LANDMARK AMONG EATING PLACES OF HUNTINGTON IS CLOSED AND SHOE STORE WILL BE OPENED IN BUILDING [WOODS DEPT. BUSINESSES - NANCE RESTAURANT May 8, 1912 HD STORE] p.5

BUSINESSES - NATIONAL WOOLEN MILLS WILL OPEN THURSDAY: NATIONAL WOOLEN MILLS TO OPEN THEIR DOORS: SOUVENIRS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY p.10 October 18, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - NEWBERRY SHOE CO. SHOE FACTOR TO BE ENLARGED p.3 August 23, 1912 HD

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. TO LOCATE FURNITURE FACTORY (NICHOLSON FURNITURE) July 25, 1902 HA

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. HUNTINGTON WILL SOON HAVE A FURNITURE FACTORY (NICHOLSON FURNITURE) September 9, 1902

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. NEW FURNITURE FACTORY WILL BE IN OPERATIONS WITHIN A SHORT TIME (NICHOLSON FURNITURE) November 12, 1902

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. CHAIR FACTORY LOCATED HERE June 2, 1905 HA

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. ADDITION TO FACTORY (NICHOLSON FURNITURE) June 13, 1905

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE FACTORY - WILL BE REMOVED TO THIS CITY FROM MANCHESTER, OHIO June 14, 1905

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. FOUNDATION IS UNDERWAY : FOR HUNTINGTON NEW CHAIR FACTORY (NICHOLSON FURNITURE) July 9, 1905

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. BIG ADDITION TO BE MADE TO FACTORY PLANT (NICHOLSON - KENDLE FURNITURE) May 3, 1910

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ MANCHESTER, OH ] Sect. 3 p. 4 & 8 May 7, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. FOSTER BUY CHAIR PLANT GETS VALUABLE INDUSTRY AT BID OF $19,000 (B.W. FOSTER) September 25, 1913

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. CHAIR COMPANY TO START WORK IN SHORT TIME October 30, 1913

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. TWO FURNITURE PLANTS MERGE (NICHOLSON KENDLE & EMPIRE) May 16, 1930

BUSINESSES - NICHOLSON-KENDLE FURNITURE CO. WALLS HEADS MERGED PLANTS (NICHOLSON & KENDLE & EMPIRE) June 6, 1930

BUSINESSES - NORTHCOTT & BUFFINGTON HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

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BUSINESSES - O.L. STANDARD DRY GOOD CO. O.L. STANDARD DRY GOOD COMPANY RAPIDLY FORGES TO THE FRONT November 13, 1924

BUSINESSES - OHIO RIVER MARKET WAREHOUSE FLOOD DESTRUCTION IN EAST END (pic) p.3 February 3, 1937 HD

BUSINESSES - OHIO VALLEY BUS CO. SANWORTH NOW HEADS BUS COMPANY January 3, 1935

BUSINESSES - OHIO VALLEY BUS CO. OHIO VALLEY BUS COMPANY p. G5 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - OHIO VALLEY ENAMELING WORKS HUNTINGTON SECURES ENAMELING PLANT (OHIO VALLEY ENAMELING WORKS - 100 EMPLOYEES) September 16, 1913

BUSINESSES - OHIO VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 20TH STREET: WOMAN SPENDS 50 YEARS ON SAME BLOCK IN 20TH ST. IN EARLY DAYS (pic) p. 2 February 27, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - OWENS ILLINOIS GLASS CO. HUGH OWENS ILLINOIS PLANT HERE (pic) Sect C p.15 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - OWENS ILLINOIS GLASS CO. 3,000,000 CONTAINERS MADE DAILY [OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS CO.] p. H14 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - OWENS ILLINOIS GLASS CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - OWENS ILLINOIS GLASS CO. EARLY DAYS OF SOFTBALL p. F7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - OWENS ILLINOIS GLASS CO. OWENS WORKERS STILL JOBLESS August 7, 1994 HD

BUSINESSES - OWENS ILLINOIS GLASS CO. OWEN LEGACY, WHOLE WEEK August 8, 1994 HD

BUSINESSES - OWENS ILLINOIS GLASS CO. ALL IT NEEDS IS A DEVELOPER: OLD OWENS FOR SALE March 12, 1995 HD

BUSINESSES - PAPER MANUFACTURERS PAPER PLANT LOCATES HERE (WEST VIRGINIA CORRUGATED CONTAINER CO.) p. 4 September 1, 1954 HA

BUSINESSES - PARAGON PRINTING NEW PUBLISHING COMPANY PLANNED LOCATED ON ADAMS AVE : PARAGON PRINTING & PUBLISHING CO. November 3, 1915 HD

BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY FURNITURE FACTORY TO LOCATE HERE (PENN TABLE CO.) May 6, 1901 HA

BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY FACTORY MAY LOCATE HERE (PENN TABLE CO.) March 31, 1905 HA

BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY PENN FURNITURE COMPANY LETS BUILDING CONTRACT March 23, 1906

BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY WORK BEGINS ON ONE MORE BIG INDUSTRY (PENN TABLE CO.) April 2, 1906

BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY RUSH OF WORK AT THE TABLE FACTORY (PENN TABLE CO.) June 21, 1906

BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY NEW FACTORY BEING BUILT (PENN TABLE CO.) February 13, 1907

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BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY NEW BUILDING ALMOST READY (PENN TABLE CO.) February 19, 1907

BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY LOCALLY MADE FURNITURE TO BE EXHIBITED (PENN TABLE CO.) June 8, 1920

BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY BIDS FOR FURNITURE FIRM ASSETS TAKEN p. 8 February 17, 1938 HD

BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY FURNITURE LINES TO OPERATE PENN TABLE CO. PLANT p. 1 February 19, 1938 HD

BUSINESSES - PENN TABLE COMPANY PENN TABLE PLANT SOLD: LOCAL CORPORATION TO OPERATE BANKRUPT FURNITURE CO. P. 1 *** City Edition February 20, 1938 HD

BUSINESSES - PEOPLES FURNITURE COMPANY BIG FURNITURE SALE (adv.) p.1 September 29, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - PETE'S CIGAR STORE I.L. BOSCH - THE MAN WITHOUT HANDS PROPRIETOR OF PETE'S CIGAR STORE (pic) p.9 June 25, 1918 HD

BUSINESSES - PILGRIM GLASS CORP. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - POLAN INDUSTRIES DIFFERENT USE OF GLASS PRODUCTS p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - PRINCESS SHOP (adv.) ANNOUNCING... GRAND OPENING OF THE PRINCESS SHOP [911 3RD AVE] p.9 February 21, 1935 HD

BUSINESSES - PRINDLE FURNITURE COMPANY PRINDLES SELLS TO GLICK BROTHERS: ONE OF OLDEST RETAIL FURNITURE FIRMS CLOSES OUT p.8 September 27, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - PRINDLE FURNITURE COMPANY (adv.) DINING ROOM FURNITURE [914 3RD AVE] p.13 March 9, 1913 HD

PRINDLE FURNITURE COMPANY FAILS WITH DEBTS OF $115,000 BIGGEST BUSINESS CRASH IN HUNTINGTON SINCE $200,000 SLIGER BUSINESSES - PRINDLE FURNITURE COMPANY November 20, 1915 FAILURE IN 1895

BUSINESSES - PRINDLE FURNITURE COMPANY PRINDLE PROPERTIES GO TO WATTS-RITTER AT TOTAL OF $31,000 December 10, 1915

BUSINESSES - PROCTOR PHOTOGRAPHY NEW STUDIO FOR PROCTOR : WILL UNKNOWN PHOTOGRAPHER WILL ERECT NEW BUILDING (5TH AVE & 7TH ST.) June 27, 1906

BUSINESSES - PULP MILL (MASON CO.) PULP MILL GETS TWO PERMITS August 6, 1994

BUSINESSES - PULP MILL (MASON CO.) PULP MILL PRO & CON September 18, 1995

BUSINESSES - PULP MILL (MASON CO.) PULP MILL FIRM STILL INTERESTED April 1, 1997

BUSINESSES - PULP MILL (MASON CO.) MOTION AGAINST PULP MILL DENIED May 5, 1997

BUSINESSES - RADIO MANUFACTURERS NEW MAJESTIC SHOWING TODAY July 15, 1930

BUSINESSES - RADIO MANUFACTURERS ANNOUNCING MAJESTIC ELECTED REF. AT LAST (AD) October 15, 1930

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BUSINESSES - RAIL PLANT HUNTINGTON BOASTS ONLY RAIL PLANT IN THE TRI-STATE November 13, 1924

BUSINESSES - RAINBOW ART GLASS CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS HAS GROWN STEADILY SINCE COLLIS P. STARTED IT p. E8 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - RELIABLE FINANCE CO. LOSS TOPS $100,000 IN DOWNTOWN FIRE (922 THIRD AVE.) March 30, 1958 HA

BUSINESSES - RICH OIL COMPANY SPRING AFTERNOON: IT WAS A JUST ANOTHER DAY IN IRONTON YESTERDAY, UNTIL... March 23, 1979 HA

BUSINESSES - RITTER LUMBER CO. BIG LUMBER FIRMS HAVE BEEN MERGED : TUG RIVER & C.L. RITTER March 2, 1910

BUSINESSES - RITTER LUMBER CO. HALF MILLION DOLLAR LUMBER DEAL CLOSED BY LOCAL PARTIES - C.L. RITTER, B.B. BURN, M.N. OFUTT) July 13, 1913

BUSINESSES - RITTER LUMBER CO. RITTER LUMBER COMPANY AND C&O BUILDING RAILROADS August 2, 1913

BUSINESSES - ROGERS & CO. JEWELERS ROGERS & COMPANY CELEBRATES EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY October 5, 1930

BUSINESSES - ROGERS & CO. JEWELERS HUNTINGTON AND ROGERS GO TOGETHER (ROGERS JEWELERS) p. G9 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - ROGERS & CO. JEWELERS ROGERS JEWELLERS (1922-1959) 4TH AVE & 9TH ST p. H1 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - SADDLE SHOP SADDLE SHOP IS STILL BUSY PLACE January 27, 1921

BUSINESSES - SAW MILLS - LEE ADKINS FARM (AT POPPA) WHAT GOES ON HERE: LIFE WAS RUGGED IN OX TEAM DAYS IN GUYAN VALLEY September 3, 1954 HA

BUSINESSES - SCHRAMM GLASS PRODUCTS 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - SEARS SEARS STORE MOST MODERN IN STATE p. F13 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - SEHON, BLAKE & STEVENSON GROCERY WHOLESALE GROCERY : SEHON/BLAKE & STEVENSON TO BE DISOLVED BY MUTUAL CONSENT March 29, 1901

BUSINESSES - SHARP'S FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE 16TH STREET: DOUGLASS FIRST SCHOOL FOR NEGROES IN AREA; WPA PROJECT AIDS CHILDREN p. 2 February 5, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - SHELBY GLASS CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - SHOE MANUFACTURERS POWDER PLANT SHOES ARE BEING MADE HERE IN LARGER QUANTITIES October 19, 1915

BUSINESSES - SHOES NEW SHOE STORE WILL OPEN TODAY - BRUMFIELD JAFFE October 20, 1906

BUSINESSES - SHOES HENRY, THE NEW SHOE MAN BELIEVES IN STYLE WEAR & HIS STORE IS PREPARED (J.J. HENRY, UNIONTOWN, PA) March 12, 1916

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BUSINESSES - SHOES HUNTINGTON FITS 2,400 MEN WITH SHOES EVERY DAY (PERRY NOWAL) July 7, 1929

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTER - BIG BEAR SHOPPING CENTER CITY'S FACE EVER-CHANGING AS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS PROGRESS p. 6 December 10, 1961 HD

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTERS - SUPER BLOCK BLUEPRINT... FOR A NEW HUNTINGTON p. E1 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTERS - SUPER BLOCK SUPERLOT MAYBE IN '81 (pics) p. G4 February 22, 1981 HD

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTERS - SUPER BLOCK FIRMS TO DISCUSS SUPERBLOCK DEVELOPMENT STUDY FINDS August 7, 1985

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTERS - SUPER BLOCK NEW HOPE FOR SUPERBLOCK, HAMPTON INN December 15, 1994 HD

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTERS - SUPER BLOCK THIS TIME, THEY SAY ITS FOR REAL October 12, 2000 HD

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTERS - SUPER BLOCK SUPERBLOCK PLANS REVEALED TODAY October 18, 2000 HD

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTERS - SUPER BLOCK DEVELOPMENT LIFTS HOPES OF DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS October 19, 2000 HD

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTERS - SUPER BLOCK DOWNTOWN REDEFINED October 19, 2000 HD

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTERS - SUPER BLOCK OFFICIALS HOPE DECADES OF FLOPS ARE OVER October 19, 2000 HD

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING CENTERS - SUPER BLOCK DIRTY WORK BEGINS FOR SUPERBLOCK October 22, 2000 HD

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING MALLS - HUNTINGTON MALL FOUR COMMITMENTS MAKE SITE IN ONA FAVORITE FOR MALL September 4, 1977

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING MALLS - HUNTINGTON MALL PLAN FOR MALL AT ONA EXIT NEARLY READY November 1, 1977

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING MALLS - HUNTINGTON MALL DEVELOPMENT OF MALL NEAR ONA ADVANCED March 26, 1978

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING MALLS - HUNTINGTON MALL ONAL MALL DEVELOPER SIGNS LEASE WITH 2 STORES June 22, 1978

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING MALLS - HUNTINGTON MALL BLOCKING OUT THE SKY [CONSTRUCTION] p. 3C April 22, 1979 HD

BUSINESSES - SHOPPING MALLS - HUNTINGTON MALL HUNTINGTON MALL STATISTICS DON'T TELL THE WHOLE STORY (pics) p.G1/G2/G5 February 22, 1981 HD

BUSINESSES - SHORT SALES & SERVICE SHORT SALES & SERVICE (pic - 1801 Fifth Ave.) p. 4 October 21, 1952 DND

BUSINESSES - SIMMONS CO. SIMMONS BEDDING MANUFACTURERS OPEN BRANCH WAREHOUSE HERE (pic) Sect. 4 p.11 May 27, 1951 HA

BUSINESSES - SINCLAIR GLASS CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

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BUSINESSES - SMITH SHOERY SMITH 'SHOERY' HUNTINGTON WILL HAVE NEW STORE AT 939 THIRD AVENUE THAT WILL BE OPENED SATURDAY p.10 September 28, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - SPRING VALLEY GLASS SMALLER QUARTERS FAILED TO STOP SPRING VALLEY GLASS March 27, 1949

BUSINESSES - STANDARD ULTRAMARINE CHEMICAL AND COLOR INDUSTRIES PROSPER : STANDARD ULTRAMARINE IS BY FAR THE LARGEST April 21, 1929

BUSINESSES - STANDARD ULTRAMARINE ULTRAMARINE PLANT JUST GREW (pic) Sect. C p. 5 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - STANDARD ULTRAMARINE STANDARD ULTRAMARINE IS CELEBRATING 50TH ANNIVERSARY p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

S.J. GLICK BUYS THE LOEB STORE: WILL START BIG FURNITURE EMPORIUM: HAS SECURED LEASEHOLD ON BIG BUILDING AT CORNER BUSINESSES - STAR FURNITURE December 13, 1912 HD OF THIRD AVENUE AND NINTH STREET p.10

BUSINESSES - STAR FURNITURE STAR FURNITURE AMONG TRI-STATE'S LARGEST p.G1 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - STAR FURNITURE STAR FURNITURE COMPANY (advertisement) p. H14 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - STAR FURNITURE FURNITURE: OLDEST EXISTING STORE OPENED IN 1905 (pics) p. E5 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - STAR FURNITURE STAR FURNITURE CLOSING AFTER 73 YEARS August 7, 1985

BUSINESSES - STARK-CARDEN CANDY & DRUG COMPANY NEW COMPANY FOR HUNTINGTON CHARTERED p.7 February 20, 1912 HD

BUSINESSES - STEVENSON BAKING CO. STEVENSON BAKING COMPANY BEGINS OPERATIONS TODAY August 8, 1903

BUSINESSES - STOVES 325,000 STOVES ARE BUILT HERE ANNUALLY April 14, 1929

NEW LUMBER COMPANY FOR HUNTINGTON: SUPERIOR LUMBER COMPANY OF HUNTINGTON IS ORGANIZED WITH CAPITAL STOCK OF BUSINESSES - SUPERIOR LUMBER CO. February 6, 1912 HD $30,000 (LOCATED ON 1ST AND 2ND ST) p.9

BUSINESSES - SWAN PRINTING CO. NEW WRINKLE IN BUILDING STARTED HERE: MEN WORKING DAY AND NIGHT TO FINISH NEW SWAN BUILDING p.2 February 14, 1912 HD

BUSINESSES - SYLVANIA PLANT SYLVANIA PLANT TO CLOSE August 27, 1957

BUSINESSES - THACKSTON MOTOR CO. THACKSTON MOTOR CO. TAKES OVER CADILLAC AGENCY September 7, 1930

BUSINESSES - TRANSPORTATION COMMERCIAL MOTOR TRUCKING IS BIG BUSINESS IN HUNTINGTON AREA p.B7 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - TRI-STATE BOTTLING CO. TRI-STATE BOTTLING COMPANY OPENS EXTENSIVE BUSINESS IN CENTRAL CITY May 4, 1907

BUSINESSES - TWEEL CONFECTIONERY STORE RANSACK STORE IN HEART OF THE CITY January 15, 1915 HD

BUSINESSES - UNITED WOOLEN MILLS CO. WORK BEGUN YESTERDAY ON NEW BUILDING OF UNITED WOOLEN MILLS COMPANY ON NINTH STREET p.8 August 17, 1911 HD

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BUSINESSES - UNITED WOOLEN MILLS CO. OPEN NEW STORE AT BLUEFIELD p. 8 July 22, 1913 HD

BUSINESSES - UTILITY COMPANIES 1890-91 ERA WITNESSED RAIL, PHONE, GAS LINE EXPANSION HERE November 29, 1954

BUSINESSES - VALENTINE & NEWCOMB DRY GOODS EMPORIUM INTERIOR OF VALENTINE & NEWCOMB'S DRY GOODS EMPORIUM p. E8 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - VAN ZANDT SUPPLY CO. VAN ZANDT STARTED AS AUTO SUPPLY p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - VAN ZANDT SUPPLY CO. WAY BACK IN 1919 (pics) advertisement p. B4 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - W.T. GRANT CO. THE PLACE TO SHOP [W.T. GRANT CO. - 949 3RD AVE.] (pic) p.4 September 25, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - WAGONER BROS. LUMBER CO. LUMBER - KEY TO BUILDING A CITY p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - WATER MILLS OLD WATER MILLS IN CABELL COUNTY SILENCED July 28, 1929

BUSINESSES - WATER MILLS BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

BUSINESSES - WATER MILLS FIVE WATER MILLS ONCE FLOURISHED IN COUNTY p. A11 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - WATTS-RITTER & CO. THE STORY OF A BIG ORGANIZATION WHOSE BUSINESS HAS GROWN FROM 150,000 A YEAR TO OVER 1,500,000 (WATTS-RITTER) September 12, 1913

BUSINESSES - WATTS-RITTER & CO. WHAT WATTS-RITTER & CO. HAVE DONE IN A FEW SHORT YEARS IN WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS September 12, 1913

BUSINESSES - WEILER STEEL CO. WEILER STEEL CO. BEGAN WITH IRON YARD p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA BREWING CO. IMPROVEMENTS TO PLANT OF WV BREWING WILL DOUBLE ITS CAPACITY September 26, 1902

BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA BREWING CO. MODEL PLANT IS THAT OF WV BREWING CO. July 21, 1903

BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA BREWING CO. BAD BLAZE AT THE BREWERY (pics) June 9, 1906 HA

BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA BREWING CO. MAGNIFICENT PLANT OF WEST VIRGINIA BREWING COMPANY DESTROYED THIS MORNING June 9, 1906

BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA BREWING CO. BREWERY TO BE REBUILT VERY SOON June 10, 1906

BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA BREWING CO. CAPACITY OF NEW BREWERY WILL BE TWICE THAT OF OLD June 15, 1906

BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA BREWING CO. WVA BREWING CO. SPENDS THOUSANDS FOR IMPROVEMENTS --- OTHERS IN VIEW Sect. 2 p.1 March 12, 1911 HD

INRONTON WANTS THE WEST VA. BREWERY: HAS HOPES OF SECURING ONE OF THE CITY'S LARGEST INDUSTRIES IN TH NEAR FUTURE BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA BREWING CO. January 23, 1913 HD p.8

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BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA BREWING CO. (adv) WEST VIRGINIA BREWING COMPANY'S FAMOUS BOCK BEER p.14 March 9, 1913 HD

NEW FOUNDRY IS READY FOR BUSINESS SOON : WEST VIRGINIA FOUNDRY CO. THE NAME OF NEW CONCERN (FRANK BOGGESS & BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA FOUNDRY CO. November 19, 1906 ROBERT ARMSTRONG) SCHOOL FURNITURE FACTORY TO LOCATE IN HUNTINGTON: WILL COME TO THIS CITY FROM LOGAN: WILL SHARE IN BUILDING BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA SCHOOL FURNITURE CO. May 30, 1912 HD OCCUPIED BY STRAIN-LOCKE INJECTOR CO. ON SEVENTEENTH ST. (C.V. WHITE) p.8

BUSINESSES - WEST VIRGINIA SCHOOL FURNITURE CO. NEW PLANT IS TO START WORK MONDAY: WEST VIRGINIA SCHOOL FURNITURE COMPANY READY TO OPERATE p.1 September 28, 1912 HA

BUSINESSES - WILLIAM M. BURKHEIMER GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE (adv.) [1947 3rd ave] Sect. 2 p.7 October 6, 1910 HD

BUSINESSES - WOO DELL LAUNDRY 1887: 1ST LAUNDRY OPENED p. G10 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - WOODS DEPARTMENT STORE (adv.) WOODS DEPARTMENT STORE (pic) (1017-19 3RD AVENUE) p.3 February 6, 1912 HD

BUSINESSES - WOOLWORTH DEPARTMENT STORE WOOLWORTH STORE WILL OPEN TODAY [3RD AVE] Sect. 2 p.4 June 16, 1911 HD

BUSINESSES - WRIGHT AND WATTS GROCERY STORE YESTERDAY... BY BOB WITHERS (pic) Sunday Magazine p.16 March 5, 1972 HD

BUSINESSES - WV CORRUGATED CONTAINER CO. PAPER PLANT LOCATES HERE (WEST VIRGINIA CORRUGATED CONTAINER CO.) p. 4 September 1, 1954 HA

BUSINESSES - WV FLINT BOTTLE CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - WV PAVING & PRESSED BRICK CO. CITY HAS ONE BRICK FACTORY [WEST VIRGINIA PAVING AND PRESSED BRICK CO. - 16TH ST] August 27, 1939 HA

BUSINESSES - WV RAIL CO. METALS HAVE PLAYED IMPORTANT ROLE p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - WV STEEL & MANUFACTURING CO. WV STEEL & MANUFACTURING CO. (advertisement) (pic) sect. 3 p. 25 February 24, 1946 HA

BUSINESSES - WV STEEL & MANUFACTURING CO. WEST VIRGINIA STEEL PLANT IN HUNTINGTON GREW FROM 40 EMPLOYEES TO MORE THAN 500 (pic) Sect C. p.14 July 20, 1953 DND

BUSINESSES - WV STEEL & MANUFACTURING CO. METALS HAVE PLAYED IMPORTANT ROLE p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - WV WINDOW GLASS CO. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

BUSINESSES - YELLOW PINE LUMBER CO. NEW INDUSTRY FOR HUNTINGTON : YELLOW PINE LUMBER CO. July 11, 1905

NAME OF FIRM TO BE CHANGED: ZENNER-BRADSHAW COMPANY TO BE INCORPORATED. OHIO BUSINESS MEN ACQUIRE CONTROLLING BUSINESSES - ZENNER-BRADSHAW CO. January 9, 1912 HD INTEREST IN THE FOURTH AVENUE STORE p.8

CAMPS - 4-H CAMP SITE FOR CAMP GIVEN OKEH: CITY-COUNTY COMMITTEE REPORTS FAVORABLY ON GUYAN RIVER TRACT p.7 February 20, 1935 HD

CAMPS - 4-H CAMP TRACT LEASED FOR CAMP SITE p.7 February 22, 1935 HD

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CEMETERY AT CEMETERY : THE WORK OF GRADING NEW ADDITION WILL COMMENCE FRIDAY November 28, 1906

CEMETERY WON'T DISTURB SKELETONS IS OPINION OF MAYOR February 2, 1916

CEMETERY WILL BUILD NEW SEXTONS HOUSE - IMPROVEMENT DESIRED BY THE CITY April 5, 1916

CEMETERY NEW CEMETERY LOTS WILL CUT THE COST OF DYING April 21, 1916

CEMETERY TWO WAYS OPEN TO COLLECT FOR CEMETERY LOTS August 5, 1916

CEMETERY CORBLY : CEMETERY BOARD HEAD, HITS MAUSOLEUM PLAN November 21, 1916

CEMETERY CATHOLICS BUY CEMETERY SITE : 20 ACRES (1/2 MILE FROM 16TH ST. ROAD BEING SELECTED ON WHAT IS KNOWN AS 20TH ST. ROAD) November 25, 1916

CEMETERY NEW CEMETERY TO BE OPENED SOON March 11, 1917

BOARD OF TRADE PURCHASES NEW CEMETERY PLOT: BARBOURSVILLE PROBLEM HAS BEEN SOLVED BY RECENT ACTION: SECURE 20 CEMETERY - BARBOURSVILLE March 2, 1915 HD ACRES FROM MOUNT FARM p.7

CEMETERY - FRAZIER FAMILY (PUTNAM CO.) GRAVEYARDS GIVE GLIMPSE INTO PUTNAM SETTLERS' HISTORY p. 1A/7A September 10, 2007 CG

CEMETERY - GUYANDOTTE GUYANDOTTE CEMETERY IS OLDEST IN COUNTY August 27, 1937

CEMETERY - KYLE CABELL COUNTY 4-H GROUP RESTORES OLD CEMETERY [LESAGE, WV] (pic) p.12 September 3, 1967 HD

CEMETERY - MONROE-GWINN CEMETERY POPULATION LARGER THAN HUNTINGTON IN 1900 (MONROE GWINN) March 11, 1917

CEMETERY - POTTERS FIELD WORTH THOUSANDS WOMAN IS BURIED IN POTTERS FIELD February 9, 1913 HD

CEMETERY - RIDGELAWN NEW CEMETERY ON PEA RIDGE ROAD IS TO BE OPENED SOON (RIDGELAWN) June 7, 1925

CEMETERY - RIDGELAWN RIDGELAWN PARK IS TAKING SHAPE August 3, 1925

CEMETERY - RIDGELAWN WOODMERE, RIDGELAWN OFFER PERPETUAL CARE AND BEAUTY p. G7 June 25, 1959 HD

CEMETERY - ROME (PROCTORVILLE, OH) HISTORICAL OLD ROME BURIAL GROUND DRAWS VISITORS IN SPRING June 16, 1929

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL TO CHANGE ROUTE OF CEMETERY ROAD p.8 August 19, 1910 HD

WILL BURY BODIES OF BORDER RANGERS HERE: PLAN TO HAVE REMAINING OF DECEASED VETERANS INTERRED IN PLOT AT SPRING CEMETERY - SPRING HILL November 27, 1910 HD HILL CEMETERY p.6

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL SPRING HILLS NEW ADDITION WILL CONTAIN THREE ACRES : NEW ROADWAY TO BE CONSTRUCTED May 11, 1913

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CEMETERY - SPRING HILL IMPROVEMENT AND ENLARGEMENT OF CEMETERY PLANNED (SPRING HILL) January 27, 1914

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL CEMENT COMPANY WILL BUILD PLANT IN HUNTINGTON : R.L. DAY SEEKS STREET PAVEMENT - RAILROAD SWITCH FOR NEW INDUSTRY COMPANY DESIRES TO CONSTRUCT LARGE February 10, 1914 MAUSOLEUM IN SPRING HILL CEMETERY

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL ADD TO CEMETERY : SPRING HILL April 23, 1914

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL LOCAL MEN SEE BIG MAUSOLEUM AT SPRING HILL June 7, 1914

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL "NORTH CAROLINA" IS GONE ON SWIFT WINGS OF TRAGEDY (UNKNOWN) SPRING HILL June 4, 1915

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY FOUR BURIED IN SPRING HILL IN 1915 January 1, 1916

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL MAUSOLEUM PLAN TO BE DISCUSSED AT MEETING TODAY : COMPANY WOULD BUILD $100,000 MAUSOLEUM WITH 1,200 CRYPTS IN SPRING HILL SIMILAR PERMIT MADE IN 1914 BUT September 1, 1916 EXPIRED

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL WILL NOT SELL CEMETERY SITE : MAUSOLEUM MAY BE BUILT ADJACENT TO SPRING HILL September 20, 1916

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL 275 PERSONS BURIED IN SPRING HILL LAST YEAR August 14, 1920

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL HONOR WILL BE PAID VETERANS OF THE GRARY TO VISIT GRAVES AT SPRING HILL CEMETERY June 2, 1929

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL SPRING HILL DEED FOUND IN ARCHIVES : CEMETERY COST CITY $2,986 WHEN BOUGHT FROM LAND CO. IN 1878 December 18, 1930

CEMETERY - SPRING HILL BELL TOWER MEMORIAL STILL ONLY A DREAM November 14, 2000 HD

CEMETERY - WHITE CHAPEL GARDENS WORK PROGRESSES (CEMETERY) p. 18 September 11, 1952 DND

CEMETERY - WOODMERE ANNOUNCING WOODMERE: THE PERPETUAL CARE BURIAL PARK p.17 June 23, 1918 HD

CEMETERY - WOODMERE WOODMERE IS NEW CEMETERY IN HUNTINGTON p.20 June 23, 1918 HD

CEMETERY - WOODMERE CEMETERY LIGHTED FOR PLANE BRINGING SERUM TO HUNTINGTON [WOODMERE CEMETERY] p.7 January 27, 1937 HD

CEMETERY - WOODMERE WOODMERE, RIDGELAWN OFFER PERPETUAL CARE AND BEAUTY p. G7 June 25, 1959 HD

CENSUS - 1910 HUNTINGTON HAS POPULATION OF 31,240 IN 1910 - GAIN OF 162.1 PER CENT IN THE PAST DECADE p.1 October 9, 1910 HD

CENSUS - 1910 31,161 : HUNTINGTON'S POPULATION OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED p.1 November 13, 1910 HD

CENSUS - 1910 WEST VIRGINIA SHOWS BIG GAIN POPULATION IN TEN YEARS [POPULATION FIGURES BY COUNTY] p.1 December 2, 1910 HD

CENSUS - 1910 LARGE INCREASE IN POPULATION SHOWN BY WEST VA CITIES (1900 & 1910 FIGURES) p.1 December 21, 1910 HD

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CENSUS - 1910 COMPLETE CENSUS RETURNS FOR ENTIRE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA p.3 February 17, 1911 HD

CENSUS - 1912 CENSUS REPORT SHOWS GROWING WEALTH OF WV: 2,586 MANUFACTURIES IN STATE EMPLOYING 71,463 PERSONS Sect. 2 p.1 June 9, 1912 HD

CENSUS - 1930 CENSUS BUREAU ISSUES VOLUME ON POPULATION p. 8 May 20, 1931 HD

ONE NEGRO IN FIVE HAS WHITE BLOOD: CENSUS SHOWS INCREASE IN 20 YEARS OF THE MULATTO ELEMENT - HIGHEST PERCENTAGE CENSUS - DEMOGRAPHICS August 29, 1912 HD IN NEW ENGLAND STATES p.6 INTERESTING DATA ON WEST VIRGINIA: GOVERNMENT ISSUES CENSUS BULLETIN - COLOR AND NATIVITY OF INHABITANTS AND OTHER CENSUS - DEMOGRAPHICS March 19, 1913 HD INTERESTING MATTER IS FURNISHED p.7 CHURCH CENSUS WILL BE TAKEN: SECRETARY ARNOLD WILL ARRIVE IN CITY TODAY: MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION WANTS TO GET LINE CENSUS - RELIGIOUS November 14, 1911 HD ON THOSE IN THE CHURCH AS WELL AS THOSE OUTSDIE p. 12 PLANS FOR TAKING RELIGIOUS CENSUS: WHEN WARD ORGANIZATION IS COMPLETED, 650 CANVASSERS WILL START TO TAKE CENSUS CENSUS - RELIGIOUS November 15, 1911 HD p.1 DECEMBER 16 IS SET AS DATE TO TAKE RELIGIOUS CENSUS: COMMITTEE AT RECENT MEETING DECIDED ON THAT DATE FOR BIG CENSUS - RELIGIOUS November 21, 1911 HD UNDERTAKING p.1

CENSUS - RELIGIOUS ENUMERATORS TO TAKE RELIGIOUS CENSUS WILL BE GIVEN ASSIGNMENTS BY THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE p.4 November 24, 1911 HD

CENSUS - RELIGIOUS WARD CAPTAINS ARE APPOINTED TO TAKE RELIGIOUS CENSUS OF HUNTINGTON Sect. 2 p.6 November 26, 1911 HD

CENSUS - RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION IS PERFECTED FOR TAKING RELIGIOUS CENSUS ON DECEMBER 16 p.3 December 5, 1911 HD

CENSUS TAKERS ARE TO MEET: TO RECEIVE INSTRUCTION FROM SECRETARY ARNOLD: CITY WILL BE DIVIDED INTO TWO SECTIONS CENSUS - RELIGIOUS December 10, 1911 HD AND EACH WILL HOLD A MEETING Sect. 2 p.5 FINAL PLANS ARE COMPLETED FOR TAKING RELIGIOUS CENSUS ON SATURDAY. ENUMERATORS WILL GATHER IN RESPECTIVE WARDS CENSUS - RELIGIOUS December 14, 1911 HD AT 1 O'CLOCK SATURDAY AFTERNOON p. 2 RELIGIOUS CENSUS WAS COMPLETED IN SHORT TIME: EIGHT HUNDRED ENUMERATORS IN TWO HOURS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON CENSUS - RELIGIOUS December 17, 1911 HD COVERED BIG AREA p. 2

CENTERS - CABELL COUNTY YOUTH DETENTION DAY-TO-DAY LIVING, RESPONSIBILITY 'NAME OF THE GAME' AT ONA CENTER p. 13 December 17, 1972 HA

CENTERS - CABELL COUNTY YOUTH DETENTION FACILITIES FOR GIRLS IN DETENTION AT CENTER AT TOP OF ITS PROBLEMS p. 13 December 17, 1972 HA

CENTERS - CAMMACK CHILDREN'S CAMMACK CENTER DOES FINE WORK (pics) p. 10 October 22, 1952 DND

CENTERS - CAMMACK CHILDREN'S HOW HUNTINGTON LIVES - - - VARIOUS TYPES OF HOUSING (pics) p. 10-11 February 10, 1952 HA

CENTERS - PROCTOR COMMUNITY CENTER MISMANAGEMENT OF CHEST FUND AT PROCTOR CENTER CHARGED HERE p. 1 January 29, 1953 DND

CENTERS - PROCTOR COMMUNITY CENTER WOMAN DROPS CHARGES AGAINST HEAD OF PROCTOR CENTER HERE March 9, 1953 DND

CHURCHES THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH June 1, 1901

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CHURCHES HISTORIC CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED April 6, 1906

CHURCHES SUNDAY TO BE GREAT DAY November 24, 1906 HA

CHURCHES OLD CHURCH BUILDING June 14, 1909

CHURCHES BREAKING GROUND FOR NEW CHURCH BUILDING - FRED C. PRICHARD RECTORS March 10, 1924

CHURCHES CHURCH TO BUILD NEW HIGH SCHOOL FOR 200 STUDENTS January 19, 1931

CHURCHES HUNTINGTON CHURCH NOW 130 YEARS OLD October 8, 2000 HD

CHURCHES - BAPTIST CONSTRUCTION WORK ON 80,000 BAPTIST TEMPLE TO START SOON April 29, 1923

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - 16TH STREET SIXTEENTH STREET CHURCH IS REDECORATED (pic) p.7 October 7, 1939 HD

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - 20TH STREET GREAT EPOCH IN CHURCH HISTORY : MORTGAGE WILL BE BURNED NEXT SUNDAY (20TH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH) November 20, 1906 HA

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - 20TH STREET FINGERS TREMBLED AS MATCH WAS TOUCHED TO CRUMPLED MORTGAGE November 26, 1906 HA

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - 20TH STREET TWENTIETH STREET CHURCH BUILDING PLANS ARE READY February 6, 1926

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - 20TH STREET 20TH STREET CHURCH CORNERSTONE TO BE LAID SUNDAY June 11, 1926

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - 20TH STREET TWENTIETH STREET CHURCH TO LAY CORNERSTONE June 13, 1926

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - 20TH STREET PASTOR SELECTED BY CONGREGATION TO OPEN NEW HOME : 20TH STREET BAPTIST HISTORY December 11, 1926

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - 20TH STREET NEW 20TH STREET CHURCH IS OPENED WITH CEREMONIES December 13, 1926

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - 20TH STREET CHURCH WILL OBSERVE HIS FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY TODAY p. 4 March 13, 1932 HD

PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE NEGRO RACE: DR. POWELL OF NEW YORK DELIVERS FINE LECTURE: CALLS ATTENTION TO REMARKABLE CHURCHES - BAPTIST - 6TH STREET July 26, 1911 HD PROGRESS MADE BY NEGRO RACE IN PAST FEW DECADES p.8

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - BAPTIST TEMPLE CITY PROUD OF ITS MANY CHURCHES Sect. C p.7 July 20, 1953 DND

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - BEVERLY HILLS BEVERLY HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH DEDICATION SET FOR SUNDAY (pic) p. 16 October 10, 1952 DND

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - CALVARY CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH TO ERECT 50,000 BUILDING : NEGRO CONGREGATION TO BUILD MODERN STRUCTURE March 26, 1925

BAPTISTS WILL BUILD CHURCH ON 5TH AVE. APPROVE ACTION OF SALE COMMITTEE AND AUTHORIZE PURCHASE - ROBERTSON CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE April 13, 1916 PROPERTY 12TH ST, 5TH AVE.)

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CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE OLD CHURCH TO BE TORN DOWN (5TH AVE BAPTIST CHUCH, 10TH ST. 80 FEET - 5TH AVE. - BOUGHT BY WALTER LEWIS) August 3, 1916

OLD CORNERSTONE TO BE UNCOVERED IN PRESENT WEEK. BAPTISTS WATCH OPERATIONS OF RAZING OLD CHURCH WITH KEEN EYE CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE September 8, 1916 (5TH AVE BAPTIST)

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH CONTRACT GIVEN ON 97,000 BID - LONGEST & TERSLER COMPANY OF GREENSBORO TO ERECT BIG TEMPLE November 12, 1916

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE MAY WORSHIP IN NEW AUDITORIUM (5TH AVE BAP. PLAN TO USE AUDITORIUM AT 14 ST. BUILDING INSTEAD OF CITY HALL) November 12, 1916

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE HISTORY OF FIFTH AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH IS REVIVED December 7, 1922

BAPTIST CHURCH WAS 'FOUNDED' ON SACK OF CORN: THE FIFTH AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH OF HUNTINGTON HAS HAD AN INTERESTING CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE July 14, 1929 HD AND EXTENDED HISTORY Sect. 4 p.1

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE OLD FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST p. H8 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE CITY'S FACE EVER-CHANGING AS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS PROGRESS p. 6 December 10, 1961 HD

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE HUNTINGTON - FOR YEARS IT HAS BEEN THE CITY OF CHURCHES' (pics) p. D4 July 11, 1971 HA

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIFTH AVENUE CITY PROUD OF ITS MANY CHURCHES Sect. C p.7 July 20, 1953 DND

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - FIRST BAPTIST YESTERDAY: BOB WITHERS p. 8 (Sunday Magazine) November 22, 1970 HA

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - GUYANDOTTE AFTER 33 YEARS, MEET TODAY IN HISTORIC CHURCH p. 10 July 31, 1913 HD

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - KENOVA NEW FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF KENOVA FORMALLY OPENED March 17, 1924

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - SECOND BAPTIST OF THE GALLIA ASSOC. THREE OF HUNTINGTON'S COMMUNITY CHURCHES (pic) [3RD ST & BELLEVUE RD.] p.5 February 23, 1935 HD

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - SEVENTH AVE. ENLARGED SEVENTH AVE BAPTIST CHURCH TO OBSERVE 30TH ANNIVERSARY (pic) p.4 May 29, 1937 HD

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - SEVENTH AVE. SEVENTH AVE. CHURCH HOLDS OBSERVANCE: CAVENDER TO PREACH SPECIAL SERMON TO BEGIN WEEK'S SERVICE p.4 May 29, 1937 HD

CHURCHES - BAPTIST - WALNUT HILLS WALNUT HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH & PASTOR O.L. AKERS January 5, 1935

MAY FORM ANOTHER BAPTIST CHURCH IN WEST HUNTINGTON: 'DISSENTERS' HAVE SECURED PERMISSION TO MEET IN WASHINGTON CHURCHES - BAPTIST - WASHINGTON AVE. March 15, 1913 HD SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FOR THE PRESENT p.3

CHURCHES - BETHESDA BETHESDA CHURCH HOME COMING DAY RECALLS HISTORY August 8, 1926

CHURCHES - CATHOLIC 20TH STREET: FATHER QUIRK GETS STARTED ON HIS PARISH p. 9 February 6, 1953 DND

CHURCHES - CATHOLIC - ST. JOSEPH'S CITY PROUD OF ITS MANY CHURCHES Sect. C p.7 July 20, 1953 DND

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CHURCHES - CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (new addition) (pic) p. 9 October 2, 1952 DND

CHURCHES - CHRISTIAN CORNER STONE OF NEW SIXTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH WILL BE LAID ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON p.4 August 24, 1912 HD

SIXTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH WILL BE DEDICATED SUNDAY: FINE NEW CHURCH AT SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTIETH STREET WILL CHURCHES - CHRISTIAN December 14, 1912 HD BE FORMALLY DEDICATED p.12

CHURCHES - CHURCH OF CHRIST - GUYANDOTTE THREE OF HUNTINGTON'S COMMUNITY CHURCHES (pic) [STAUNTON ST.] p.5 February 23, 1935 HD

CHURCHES - EAST END DRIVE IN COMMUNITY CHURCH AREA DRIVE-IN THEATER TO BE USED AS CHURCH p.3 April 9, 1954 DND

CHURCHES - EMMANUEL METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH FINE RECORD BY REV. M'ELDOWNEY - EMMANUEL ME CHURCH IN EXCELLENT CONDITION p.8 August 25, 1912 HD

CHURCHES - FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST LOAN OF NEIGHBOR'S TEXTBOOK STARTED CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH HERE April 8, 1951 HA

CHURCHES - FIRST CONGREGATIONAL EARLY STRUGGLES IN HISTORY OF FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH October 7, 1905

CHURCHES - FIRST CONGREGATIONAL FINAL SERVICES HELD SUNDAY IN OLD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BUILDINGON NINTH STREET p.8 November 22, 1910 HD

CHURCHES - FIRST CONGREGATIONAL EVE OF OPENING CHURCH FINDS ALL PLANS COMPLETED (pic) p.1 March 23, 1912 HA

CHURCHES - FIRST CONGREGATIONAL NEW CHURCH DEDICATED WITH PRAISE AND SONG [5th AVE & 7TH ST] p. 1 & 9 March 25, 1912 HA

GOOD FEELING IS STRONG BETWEEN CHURCHES OF CITY: FINE SPIRIT OF FELLOWSHIP DEMONSTRATED AT FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES - FIRST CONGREGATIONAL March 27, 1912 HA CHURCH p.1

CHURCHES - FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IS 57 YEARS OLD THIS JUNE June 30, 1929

CHURCHES - FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CONGREGATIONALIST BUILT FIRST CHURCH IN CITY July 7, 1929

CHURCHES - FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CITY'S FIRST CHURCH DEDICATED IN 1872 (pic) p. D4 July 11, 1971 HA

CHURCHES - FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CITY'S FIRST CHURCH MARKS ITS CENTENNIAL (NOV. 8, 1872) [701 5TH AVE] p. 11 November 22, 1972 HA

CHURCHES - FIRST UNITED BRETHREN NEW CHURCH WILL BE OPENED TODAY p. 16 July 20, 1913 HD

CHURCHES - FIRST UNITED BRETHREN HANDSOME NEW EDIFICE WILL BE DEDICATED ON SUNDAY p. 8 August 23, 1913 HD

CHURCHES - GRACE GOSPEL CHURCH FAITH IN HUNTINGTON (pics) p. 14 August 3, 1957 HD

CHURCHES - GREEK ORTHODOX CITY PROUD OF ITS MANY CHURCHES Sect. C p.7 July 20, 1953 DND

CHURCHES - GUYANDOTTE GUYANDOTTE HAS HISTORIC CHURCH February 10, 1915

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CHURCHES - GUYANDOTTE HISTORIC GUYANDOTTE CHURCH WILL OBSERVE ITS 91st CHRISTMAS p. 7 December 24, 1961 HD

CHURCHES - HOLDERBY CHAPEL PASSING OF OLD LANDMARK HOLDERBY CHAPEL May 30, 1909

CHURCHES - HUNTINGTON ON THE WAY TO CHURCH, 1868 STYLE August 10, 1978 HA

CHURCHES - HUNTINGTON - CITY OF CHURCHES HUNTINGTON - FOR YEARS IT HAS BEEN THE CITY OF CHURCHES' (pics) p. D4 July 11, 1971 HA

CHURCHES - METHODIST EAST HUNTINGTON METHODIST DEDICATE NEW TEMPLE TODAY (6TH AVE & 18TH ST.) March 18, 1906

CHURCHES - METHODIST BISHOP ASBURY BROUGHT METHODIST HERE IN 1788 July 28, 1929

CHURCHES - METHODIST METHODISTS ESTABLISHED FIRST CHURCH ON CITY SITE November 2, 1930

CHURCHES - METHODIST METHODIST'S LOG CABIN CHURCH WAS CITY'S FIRST WORSHIP HOUSE sect. 3 p. 27 February 24, 1946 HA

CHURCHES - METHODIST - BARBOURSVILLE BARBOURSVILLE METHODIST DEDICATED July 23, 1922

CHURCHES - METHODIST - FLORENCE MEMORIAL FLORENCE MEMORIAL METHODIST CHURCH (pic) p. 5 October 10, 1952 DND

CHURCHES - METHODIST - GUYANDOTTE REOPEN CHURCH AT GUYANDOTTE ON NEXT SUNDAY (GUYANDOTTE METHODIST) September 8, 1915

CHURCHES - METHODIST - HUNTINGTON CREATION OF GUYANDOTTE ANCIENT STARTED HUNTINGTON METHODIST August 27, 1939

PLANS COMPLETED FOR HANDSOMEST CHURCH IN STATE: JOHNSON MEMORIAL CONGREGATION WILL BUILD EDIFICE THAT WILL COST CHURCHES - METHODIST - JOHNSON MEMORIAL June 3, 1911 HD $75,000 p.5 LAST SERVICES TODAY IN JOHNSON MEMORIAL: OLD EDIFICE WILL BE TORN DOWN AND WILL MAKE PLACE FOR MODERN NEW CHURCHES - METHODIST - JOHNSON MEMORIAL September 24, 1911 HD STRUCTURE Sect. 3 p.6

CHURCHES - METHODIST - JOHNSON MEMORIAL CORNERSTONE OF NEW CHURCH WILL BE LAID SUNDAY EXERCISES WILL BE HELD AT THREE O'CLOCK ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON p.1 March 1, 1912 HA

CHURCHES - METHODIST - JOHNSON MEMORIAL CORNERSTONE OF SPLENDID TEMPLE IS CONSECRATED (5TH AVE. & 10TH ST.) p.1 March 4, 1912 HA

CHURCHES - METHODIST - JOHNSON MEMORIAL JOHNSON MEMORIAL NAMED IN HONOR OF EARLY PASTOR August 27, 1939

CHURCHES - METHODIST - JOHNSON MEMORIAL CITY PROUD OF ITS MANY CHURCHES Sect. C p.7 July 20, 1953 DND

CHURCHES - METHODIST - JOHNSON MEMORIAL OLD JOHNSON MEMORIAL p. H8 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

CHURCHES - METHODIST - JOHNSON MEMORIAL THE DEATH OF REV. JOHNSON p. D4 July 11, 1971 HA

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL CARNEGIE TO GIVE 3,000 FOR PIPE ORGAN IN NEW M.E. CHURCH February 25, 1913

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CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - CENTRAL CITY CORNERSTONE TO BE LEVEL SUNDAY : NEW M.E. CHURCH SOUTH IN CENTRAL CITY April 3, 1906 HA

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - CENTRAL CITY DEDICATION OF CENTRAL CITY CHURCH SUNDAY (M.E. SOUTH) October 8, 1906

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - 20TH STREET NEW CHURCH COMPLETED 20TH ST. M.E. CHURCH WILL TODAY BID FAREWELL TO TIME HONORED EDIFICE "THE OLD ARM CHAIR" March 11, 1906

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - EMMANUEL NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM READY - EMMANUEL M.E. CHURCH SOUTH (18TH STREET - pic) January 4, 1924

FIRST M.E. CHURCH PROPERTY SOLD: PURCHASED BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOR $55,000 AND 'SKY-SCRAPER' WILL BE BUILT SOON CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - FIRST M.E. February 21, 1912 HD p.10 WORK ON HANDSOME NEW CHURCH WILL BE STARTED SOON: GROUND TO BE BROKEN WITHIN THREE WEEKS FOR EDIFICE OF M.E. CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - FIRST M.E. February 24, 1912 HD CHURCH: WILL BE AMONG FINEST CHURCHES IN THE STATE p.1

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - FIRST M.E. NEW FIRST M.E. CHURCH WILL BE FINE ADDITION TO CHURCHES AT HUNTINGTON (pic) p.8 April 30, 1912 HD

LAY CORNERSTONE OF ME CHURCH NEXT TUESDAY: 650 MEMBERS WILL GATHER AROUND THE FOUNDATION OF NEW EDIFICE (5TH AVE CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - FIRST M.E. August 23, 1912 HD & 11TH-12TH ST) p.10

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - FIRST M.E. CORNERSTONE OF NEW FIRST M.E. CHURCH WILL BE LAID TUESDAY AFTERNOON (pic) p.5 August 27, 1912 HD

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - FIRST M.E. CEREMONIES WERE VERY IMPRESSIVE: CORNERSTONE OF NEW FIRST M.E. CHURCH LAID TUESDAY AFTERNOON p.10 August 28, 1912 HD

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - FIRST M.E. HUNTINGTON - FOR YEARS IT HAS BEEN THE CITY OF CHURCHES' (pics) p. D4 July 11, 1971 HA

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - GUYANDOTTE PLAN TO IMPROVE CHURCH BUILDING : GUYANDOTTE M.E. SOUTH TO BE REMODELED October 19, 1915

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - GUYANDOTTE HISTORIC CHURCH WILL BE REMODELED (GUYANDOTTE M.E. CHURCH) January 27, 1924

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - JOHNSON W.W. ROYALL ON CHURCH HISTORY: FORMER PASTOR OF M.E. CHURCH SOUTH HERE p.6 March 25, 1912 HA

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - JOHNSON DAWN FLAME DESTROYS CHURCH (JOHNSON M.E.) December 9, 1935

CHURCHES - METHODIST EPISCOPAL - WALNUT HILLS WALNUT HILLS M.E. CHURCH DEDICATED p. 5 July 1, 1913 HD

CHURCHES - OLD CHRISTIAN OLD CHRISTIAN CHURCH (5TH AVE & 12TH ST) sect. 3 p. 21 February 24, 1946 HA

CHURCHES - OLD CONGREGTATIONAL OLD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH p. H8 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

CHURCHES - PENTECOSTAL THREE OF HUNTINGTON'S COMMUNITY CHURCHES (pic) [25th ST & 10TH AVE] p.5 February 23, 1935 HD

CHURCHES - PRESBYTERIAN - ENSLOW PARK ENSLOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (pic) p. 16 October 14, 1952 DND

CHURCHES - PRESBYTERIAN - ENSLOW PARK CITY PROUD OF ITS MANY CHURCHES Sect. C p.7 July 20, 1953 DND

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CHURCHES - PRESBYTERIAN - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OLD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (5TH AVE & 10TH/11TH ST) (pic) sect. 3 p. 15 February 24, 1946 HA

CHURCHES - PRESBYTERIAN - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN YESTERDAY: BOB WITHERS (pic - interior @1895) p. 8 (Sunday Magazine) November 22, 1970 HA

CHURCHES - PRESBYTERIAN - HIGHLAWN PRESBYTERIANS OF HIGHLAWN TO BUILD EDIFICE February 8, 1920

CHURCHES - RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE CHURCH WILL HAVE DEDICATORY SERVICE TODAY August 31, 1930

CHURCHES - ROME CHAPEL OLD ROME CHAPEL WILL CELEBRATE 100TH ANNIVERSARY TODAY September 5, 1954 HA

CHURCHES - SCOVILLE TABERNACLE TABERNACLE IS BEING TORN DOWN p.10 June 17, 1911 HD

TO BUILD TABERNACLE WITHIN TWO DAYS PLAN OF SOUTHERN METHODISTS FOR NEW CHURCH IN THE POTTERY ADDITION [REV. L.E. CHURCHES - SOUTHERN METHODIST August 15, 1913 HD McELDOWNEY] P. 3

CHURCHES - SOUTHERN METHODIST TABERNACLE IS READY FOR USE: POTTERY MISSION GROWS UP AS IF BY MAGIC August 17, 1913 HD

CHURCHES - SOUTHERN METHODIST NEW CHAPEL HELD A BIG AUDIENCE (REV. E.L. McELDOWNEY) p. 9 August 19, 1913 HD

CHURCHES - ST. PETERS CLAVER ST. PETERS CLAVER'S CHURCH COMPLETED December 9, 1939

CHURCHES - TRINITY EPISCOPAL HUNTINGTON - FOR YEARS IT HAS BEEN THE CITY OF CHURCHES' (pics) p. D4 July 11, 1971 HA

CHURCHES - TRINITY PARSONAGE TRINITY PARSONAGE AT 5TH AVE & 11TH ST IN THE EARLY 1900s (pic) sect. 3 p. 9 February 24, 1946 HA

CHURCHES - UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH IS READY FOR OCCUPANCY (21ST & 5TH AVE) p. 3 July 10, 1913 HD

CHURCHES - UNITED BRETHREN DEDICATION OF UB CHURCH IS IMPRESSIVE p. 10 August 26, 1913 HD

CHURCHES - WASHINGTON CHURCH [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS January 24, 1980 WCN

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON NEGROES CALL WV BOYCOTTS: BLUEFIELD IS NAACP TARGET July 19, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON NAACP THREATENS BOYCOTT OF STORES - STUDENTS SIT IN HERE July 28, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON TWO SITINS STAGED AT LOCAL RESTAURANTS August 4, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON RACE DEMONSTRATION HERE PROVES ORDERLY August 18, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON COUNCIL CALLS FOR LAW GUARANTEEING EQUALITY FOR ALL August 20, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON GREENBRIER ADMITS SINGING MARCHERS August 20, 1963 HD

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CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON TWO ARRESTED ON TRESPASS CHARGES August 25, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON NEW PICKETING AFTER ARRESTS August 27, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON PICKETS MARCH OUTSIDE OF JAIL AS COMPANIONS ARE BOOKED August 27, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON MAYOR CALLS MEETINS ON NO LAXITY REPORT August 29, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON HOLD UP TRESPASS HEARINGS August 30, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON REPORT HELD "WHITE WASH" August 30, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON SCUFFLE AT CAFE MARKS SIT IN MON. September 19, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON MARCH IN MEMORY OF BOMB VICTIMS SUNDAY September 20, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON MOURNING MARCH TODAY September 22, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON CAFE, OWNER ASKS COURT BAR DROPPING TRESPASS CHARGES September 26, 1963 HD

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT - HUNTINGTON INTERRACIAL GROUP PLANS TO REORGANIZE September 28, 1963 HD

CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY CLUB SECURES SITE : CENTRAL CITY April 13, 1906

CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB FORMAL OPENING OF CABELL COUNTY CLUB WILL ATTRACT MANY May 30, 1907

CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB BUYS COUNTRY CLUB p.6 January 3, 1911 HD

CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB CONTRACT IS AWARDED FOR HANDSOME NEW COUNTRY CLUB: THE NEW COUNTRY CLUB AS IT WILL LOOK WHEN COMPLETED (pic) p.8 August 2, 1911 HD

CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB FOUNDATION FOR BEAUTIFUL NEW COUNTRY CLUB BUILDING HAS BEEN COMPLETED AT KELLOGG p.9 September 3, 1911 HD

MEMBERSHIP WILL BE LIMITED: ONLY 250 MEMBERS OF CABELL COUNTRY CLUB: 187 MEMBERS ALREADYON LIST - NEW HOME WILL BE CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB December 2, 1911 HD COMPLETED BY JANUARY 1ST p.3 OLD COUNTRY CLUB GROUNDS SOLD TO LOCAL SYNDICATE: PROPERTY PURCHASED FROM DR. A.K. KESSLER BY LOCAL REAL ESTATE CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB December 22, 1911 HD COMPANY: SALE MARKED BIGGEST REAL ESTATE DEAL OF THE YEAR IN HUNTINGTON p.1

CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB COUNTRY CLUB SOON TO OPEN: FORMAL OPENING TO TAKE PLACE ON LABOR DAY p.3 August 9, 1912 HD

CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB HUNTINGTON'S FIRST COUNTRY CLUB FORMED (PRESENT SITE OF ST. CLOUD COMMONS) August 27, 1939 HA

CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB NINE COURSES NOW SERVE AREA p. F9 July 11, 1971 HA

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CLUBS - CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB YESTERDAY…. BY BOB WITHERS - (pic) DEDICATION OF MEMORIAL PARK (W. 7TH ST.) [SUNDAY MAGAZINE] February 27, 1972 HD

CLUBS - CEREDO KENNEL WHERE GREYHOUNDS RUN BEFORE CROWDS OF THOUSANDS AT CEREDO KENNEL CLUB TRACK September 19, 1926

PLANS OUTLINED FOR BEAUTIFUL NEW COUNTRY CLUB - TRACT OF SIXTY ACRES WEAR KELLOGG PURCHASED AS SITE FOR THE NEW CLUBS - COUNTRY CLUB October 6, 1910 HD COUNTRY CLUB p.7 OLD COUNTRY CLUB BOUGHT BY COAL OPERATORS AND WILL BE REMODELED AND CONVERTED INTO FINE COUNTRY HOME [J.B. CLUBS - COUNTRY CLUB June 9, 1912 HD HOYMEIER & W.E. DEEGANS] Sect. 2 p.4

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY COUNTRY CLUB PROJECT TO BE REVIVED SOON March 3, 1920

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY UNUSUAL DISTINCTION ATTACHES TO NEW GUYAN CLUB March 28, 1920

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY VINSON IS PRESIDENT OF NEW COUNTRY CLUB April 7, 1920

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY NEW GUYAN COUNTRY CLUB ON HISTORIC SITE HERE EXPECTE TO START NEW SOCIAL EPOCH HERE May 23, 1920

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY GUYANDOTTE LANDMARK BEING MADE INTO APARTMENT HOUSE (CALWELL RESIDENT) June 18, 1920

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY KINGALS HEAD OF COUNTRY CLUB June 20, 1920

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY GOLF COURSE OF GUYAN CLUB EXPECTED TO BE AMONG NATION'S FINEST p. 11 May 22, 1921 HD

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY GUYAN COUNTRY CLUB TO OPEN OCTOBER September 18, 1921

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY OPENING OF NEW COUNTRY CLUB WITH FIRST DANCE AND DINNER October 19, 1921

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY COUNTRY CLUB'S HOME TO STAND ON LOFTY SITE: NEW STRUCTURE WILL BE BUILT IMMEDIATELY ON CREST OF LONG HILL p. 4 March 20, 1932 HD

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY HUNTINGTON SERVED BY TWO FINE COUNTRY CLUBS p. E10 June 25, 1959 HD

CLUBS - GUYAN COUNTRY 1906: FIRST COUNTRY CLUB (pic) p. F9 July 11, 1971 HA

CLUBS - GUYAN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 1906: FIRST COUNTRY CLUB (pic) p. F9 July 11, 1971 HA

CLUBS - GUYAN GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB NINE COURSES NOW SERVE AREA p. F9 July 11, 1971 HA

CLUBS - GUYANDOT FURNITURE OF GUYANDOTTE CLUB February 8, 1905

CLUBS - GUYANDOT THE GUYANDOT CLUB IS ORGANIZED July 11, 1903

CLUBS - GUYANDOT GUYANDOT CLUB HOUSE September 21, 1903

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CLUBS - GUYANDOT WILL DECIDE ON PLANS FOR NEW BUILDING February 5, 1904

CLUBS - GUYANDOT NEW HOME OF GUYANDOTTE CLUB October 14, 1904

CLUBS - GUYANDOT WEST VIRGINIA BUILDING FURNISHINGS FOR CLUB November 11, 1904

CLUBS - GUYANDOT GUYANDOTTE CLUB WILL BE OPENED January 25, 1905 HA

CLUBS - GUYANDOT GUYANDOT CLUB OPENING February 8, 1905 HA

CLUBS - GUYANDOT OPENING OF THE GUYANDOTTE CLUB February 23, 1905

CLUBS - GUYANDOT INTERESTED IN GUYANDOTTE CLUB : NEED OF NEW BLOOD HAS BEEN FELT IN ORGANIZATION FOR SOME TIME September 25, 1913

CLUBS - GUYANDOT WORK NEARING COMPLETION AT GUYANDOTTE CLUB BUSINESS MEN'S CLUBHOUSE UNDER GOES GENERAL REMODELING July 22, 1914

CLUBS - GUYANDOT HUNTINGTON BOAT CLUB BOASTS 27 CRAFT ROSTER August 3, 1930

CLUBS - GUYANDOT GUYANDOTTE CLUB LANDMARK WILL BE RAZED March 12, 1939

CLUBS - HUNTINGTON - BASEBALL NOBODY TO BUY BASEBALL PARK: CAN'T FIND PURCHASER FOR LOCAL LOT (8TH ST) p.2 January 23, 1913 HD

CLUBS - HUNTINGTON - BICYCLE HUNTINGTON BICYCLE CLUB (1883) (pic) sect. 3 p. 20 February 24, 1946 HA

CLUBS - HUNTINGTON - BICYCLE A FEW GROUND RULES FOR CYCLISTS p. A4 July 11, 1971 HA

CLUBS - HUNTINGTON - BICYCLE CYCLING WAS...SOMETHIN' ELSE (pic) Suppl. p. 4 July 11, 1971 HA

CLUBS - HUNTINGTON - BOYS NEW MOVEMENT AMONG BOYS IS STARTED IN CITY February 2, 1915 HA

CLUBS - HUNTINGTON - FLYING HUNTINGTON FLYING CLUB RECEIVES TRAINING PLANE (pic) p. 5 March 29, 1931 HD

CLUBS - HUNTINGTON - KENNEL TERRIER TOP WINNER IN DOG SHOW p. 9 May 3, 1965 HA

CLUBS - HUNTINGTON - MOTORCYCLE MOTORCYCLING CLUB WAS ORGANIZED p.1 June 9, 1910 HD

CLUBS - IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS TO BE CONFERRED ON 50 p. 4 April 9, 1953 DND

CLUBS - INCO QUARTER CENTURY INCO QUARTER CENTURY CLUB, HUNTINGTON CHAPTER 1971 (pics) p. 22 June 13, 1971 HD

CLUBS - LEGIONNAIRES STATE LEGION FORCES RALLY IN CITY p.1 September 6, 1931 HA

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL EARLY SETTLERS OF HUNTINGTON WILL ORGANIZE: MEMBERS OF FIRST FAMILIES IN HUNTINGTON WILL HOLD REUNION AT CAMDEN CLUBS - OLD SETTLERS August 22, 1912 HD PARK p.10

CLUBS - ONIZED OWENS-ILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY EMPLOYEES GIVEN HONOR BY COMPANY p. 2 November 25, 1952 DND

CLUBS - ROTARY ROTARY CLUB IS ORGANIZED HERE June 2, 1915 HA

CLUBS - SPRING VALLEY COUNTRY HUNTINGTON SERVED BY TWO FINE COUNTRY CLUBS p. E10 June 25, 1959 HD

CLUBS - SPRING VALLEY COUNTRY NINE COURSES NOW SERVE AREA p. F9 July 11, 1971 HA

CLUBS - WESTMORELAND COUNTRY NEW COUNTRY CLUB TO BE OPENED ON DECORATION DAY p.10 April 2, 1912 HD

POSTPONE DATE FOR OPENING: OF NEW COUNTRY CLUB AT WESTMORELAND BELIEVED THAT EVERYTHING WILL BE IN READINESS CLUBS - WESTMORELAND COUNTRY May 28, 1912 HD FOR OPENING WITHIN 20 DAYS p.10

CLUBS - WESTMORELAND COUNTRY FORMAL OPENING OF WESTMORELAND CLUB p.10 September 12, 1912 HA

NEW COUNTRY CLUB GREEN BOOK TELLS STORY OF SUCCESS: SOCIAL ELITE OF TRI-STATE REGION NUMBERED IN PUBLISHED LIST OF CLUBS - WESTMORELAND COUNTRY November 22, 1912 HD 202 MEMBERS p.10 COUNTRY CLUB TO OPEN IN MAY: PREPARATIONS ALREADY BEING MADE: FORMAL OPENING WILL BE ATTENDED WITH ELABORATE CLUBS - WESTMORELAND COUNTRY February 20, 1913 HD ENTERTAINMENTS AT CLUB GROUNDS p.8

CLUBS - WESTMORELAND COUNTRY LUNCHES SERVED AT COUNTRY CLUB p. 8 July 1, 1913 HD

CLUBS - WESTMORELAND COUNTRY SOCIETY FLOCKING TO COUNTRY CLUB: WESTMORELAND CLUB PROVES HIGHLY POPULAR p. 2 July 31, 1913 HD

CLUBS - WESTMORELAND COUNTRY FINANCES FOR THE COUNTRY CLUB ARE BELIEVED ASSURED January 8, 1916 HD

CLUBS - WESTMORELAND COUNTRY NINE COURSES NOW SERVE AREA p. F9 July 11, 1971 HA

CLUBS - WOMAN'S CLUB OF BEVERLY HILLS THIS FIVE ROOM HOUSE AT 102 LINDEN CIRCLE (pic) p. 7 December 31, 1950 HA

CLUBS - WOMAN'S CLUB OF HUNTINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB GREW FROM LITERARY GROUP OF 1898 p. 11 August 27, 1939 HA

CLUBS - WOMAN'S CLUB OF HUNTINGTON HUNTINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB (pic) p.5 July 24, 1953 DND

CLUBS - Y.M.C.A. MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO BUILD Y.M.C.A. IN CITY December 5, 1913

CLUBS - Y.M.C.A. VIGOROUSLY URGE PROPOSED Y.M.C.A. IN HUNTINGTON December 9, 1913

CLUBS - Y.M.C.A. Y.M.C.A. CAMPAIGN IS ON - HUNTINGTON NOW FACING REAL TEST OF GREATNESS April 11, 1917

CLUBS - Y.M.C.A. Y.M.C.A. CAMPAIGN OVER $1,000,000 MARK SUCCESS ON HORIZON May 15, 1917

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CLUBS - Y.M.C.A. Y.M.C.A. MAKES JOHN W. ENSIGN PRESIDENT EMERITUS p. 8 May 31, 1931 HD

CLUBS - Y.M.C.A. CITY'S 'Y' HAS GROWN SINCE 1885 [GEORGE WILLIAMS] p. H11 June 25, 1959 HD

COLORED YMCA BUILDING CAMPAIGN: APPEALS BEING MADE TO MEMBERS OF COLORED RACE BUT WHITES WILL LATER BE ASKED TO CLUBS - Y.M.C.A. - AFRICAN-AMERICAN February 11, 1912 HD CONTRIBUTE p.2

CLUBS - Y.W.C.A. 16TH STREET: GROUND IS BROKEN FOR NEW ADDITION TO YWCA BUILDING p. 2 April 2, 1953 DND

CLUBS - Y.W.C.A. YWCA GREW OUT OF BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUB (pic) p. E9 June 25, 1959 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE WILL CELEBRATE 75TH ANNIVERSARY p.8 December 28, 1910 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE JOHN MARSHALL EXEMPLIFIED AND IDEAL CITIZENSHIP: GREAT JURIST'S NAME WAS GIVEN ACADEMY AS MARK OF ESTEEM Sect. 4 p.2 May 30, 1937 HD

JOHN O. LAIDLEY, PIONEER PLANTER AND LAWYER OF THE OHIO VALLEY, WAS FOUNDER OF MARSHALL COLLEGE - ORIGINALLY COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE May 30, 1937 HD MARSHALL ACADEMY Sect. 4 p.1

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE MARSHALL CELEBRATES HER 100TH BIRTHDAY: COLLEGE PREPARES TO ACCEPT THREE NEW CAMPUS UNITS (pic) Sect. 4 p. 1 & 3 May 30, 1937 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE MARSHALL COLLEGE HISTORY PREDATES THAT OF CITY: LOG CABIN WAS FIRST HOME OF HISTORIC MAIN sect. 3 p. 16 February 24, 1946 HA

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE MARSHALL COLLEGE (aerial view) Sect. C p.1 July 20, 1953 DND

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE MARSHALL HAD BEGINNING IN 1837 Sect. C p.2 July 20, 1953 DND

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE MARSHALL - IT'S TRAGEDIES, ITS SUCCESSES HAVE BEEN SHARED BY THE CITY (pics) p. D2 July 11, 1971 HA

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE - HISTORY MARSHALL COLLEGE WAS FOUNDED 95 YEARS AGO : MT. HEBREN WAS EARLIEST NAME OF INSTITUTION November 2, 1930 HA

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE - HISTORY MARSHALL COLLEGE HAD ITS BEGINNINGS IN LOG STRUCTURE USED ALSO AS CHURCH p. F6 June 25, 1959 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL COLLEGE - HISTORY MIGHTY EFFORT CREATED BARBOURSVILLE COLLEGE (1889) p. E6 June 25, 1959 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY LEGLISLATIVE ACTION SWELLS MARSHALL UNIVERSITY HOLDINGS TO 219.6 ACRES p. 11 (Section 2) March 19, 1961 HA

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY A SMALL STATE NORMAL SCHOOL...BECOMES A MAJOR UNIVERSITY (pics) p. D1 July 11, 1971 HA

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY MARSHALL - IT'S TRAGEDIES, ITS SUCCESSES HAVE BEEN SHARED BY THE CITY (pics) p. D2 July 11, 1971 HA

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY MARSHALL LAND PURCHASE APPROVAL - SOUTHSIDE OF 5TH AVE. BETWEEN ELM & 19TH ST. March 8, 1978

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COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR CHARGE MU AGAINST PROGRAM January 18, 1987

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY NEITZCHKE PROBED TO SUPPORT PROGRAM February 9, 1987

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY ALTERNATIVE CITED FOR ACCREDITATION OF M.U. PROGRAM February 21, 1987

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY M.U. PROGRAM LOSES SHOT AT ACCREDITATION (SOCIAL WORK) February 24, 1987

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY SOCIAL WORK SUPPORTERS WANT NEITZCHKE BACKING April 2, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 1930s April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 1950s April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 1960s April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 1980s April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY FINE ARTS CENTER WAITING IN THE WINGS April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY MU IMPACT FIRST AND LAST EDUCATION IS THE SCHOOLS GOAL April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY NOBLE MISSION TEACHERS COLLEGE PROVIDED PRACTICED EXPERIENCE April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY STUDENT LIFE BLOOMERS, CROQUET AND OFFICIAL GREEN FRESHMEN COPS April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY THE MARSHALL BEECH TREE April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY THE MU LABORATORY SCHOOL April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE ADVISES END TO SOCIAL WORK PROGRAM May 23, 1987

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - COMMUNITY COLLEGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - FACULTY MARSHALLS ED STARLING ROASTED BY FRIENDS AT RETIREMENT PARTY May 31, 1987

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - GRADUATE COLLEGE LARGEST SCHOOL ON CAMPUS : MARSHALL IS MOST QUIET (GRADUATE SCHOOL) April 26, 1987

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - HISTORY MARSHALL, ACADEMY, COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - HISTORY MILESTONES 1837-1937 April 26, 1987 HD

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COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - HISTORY THE EARLY YEARS FINANCIAL PROBLEMS WAR : COURT ACTION PLAGUED FLEDGLING INSTITUTION FOR DECADES April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - MEDICAL SCHOOL PRESTIGE : M.U. STATUS GREATLY IMPROVED WITH ADDITION OF MED SCHOOL April 26, 1987

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN DEDICATION TODAY FOR MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN p. 1 November 12, 1972 HA

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - PHOTOGRAPHS ARTIST'S CONCEPTION OF APPEARANCE OF MARSHALL COLLEGE (CIRCA 1980) p. F5 June 25, 1959 HD

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - SCHOOL SONG SCHOOL SONGS TO BE HEARD (MARSHALL AND WEST VIRGINIA) November 5, 1915 HD

JOHN MARSHALL FIRST BUST WAS UNVEILED IN MAY 1937 IN FRONT OF OLD MAIN (DR. JOSEPH JABLONSKI SCULPTED PRESENT COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - SCULPTURE April 26, 1987 HD LIKENESS IN JUNE 1958)

COLLEGES - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - YEAGER SCHOLARS YEAGER SCHOLARS HERALDED EDUCATION BEGINS THIS FALL April 26, 1987 HD

COLLEGES - WEST VIRGINIA BUSINESS SIKES SCHOOL SOLD: LOCAL COMMERCIAL SCHOOL IS TAKEN OVER BY PARTIES CONNECTED WITH FAIRMONT BUSINESS COLLEGE p.10 September 7, 1911 HD

(adv.) WEST VIRGINIA BUSINESS COLLEGE ANNOUNCEMENT - WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED THE SIKES COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, COLLEGES - WEST VIRGINIA BUSINESS September 10, 1911 HD INCLUDING ITS GOOD WILL AND EQUIPMENT, AND THE NAME HAS BEEN CHANGED TO WEST VIRGINIA BUSINESS COLLEGE OF HUNTINGTON p.9

CRIME BRIDEGROOM ON HONEYMOON ARRESTED FOR PISTOL TOTING : JURY TURNED HIM LOOSE July 4, 1912

CRIME GONE IS THE TENDERLOIN WITH ITS MANY HABITUES August 13, 1913

CRIME TENDERLOIN HABITUES ARE GETTING EVEN WITH VENGEANCE (MOVING TO NICE NEIGHBORHOOD) August 3, 1915

CRIME - CRIMINALS - COX, BOB ONCE HEIR TO FORTUNE IS ACCUSED OF FORGERY May 14, 1913

CRIME - CRIMINALS - COX, BOB COX CASE IS CONTINUED May 15, 1913

CRIME - CRIMINALS - COX, BOB BOB COX WILL BE TRIED TODAY May 23, 1913

CRIME - CRIMINALS - COX, BOB COX "MONEY MAD HEIR TO FORTUNE ORDERED TO ASYLUM" May 28, 1913

CRIME - CRIMINALS - GARDNER, OSHEL, JR. CHAIR' FOR GARDNER IN SLAYING p. 1 January 9, 1953 DND

CRIME - CRIMINALS - HENRY, CLYDE HOLD TWO YOUTHS IN BANDIT CHASE (CLYDE HENRY ?) March 4, 1924

CRIME - CRIMINALS - HILL, LORETTA ROSE WOMAN KILLS EX-MATE HERE p. 1 & 16 January 9, 1953 DND

CRIME - CRIMINALS - HOWARD, BRUCE APPLICATION FOR PARDON - BRUCE HOWARD - CONVICTED 1ST DEGREE MURDER JAN 1916 TERM September 28, 1918 HD

CRIME - CRIMINALS - HYLAND, JIM JIM HYLAND 'KING OF SAFE-CRACKERS' April 9, 1913 HD

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CRIME - CRIMINALS - HYLAND, JIM MELVILLE DAVISSON POST DISCUSSES THE CASE OF 'KING OF THE YEGGS' WHO WAS ONCE SENTENCED IN HUNTINGTON Sect. 2 p.1 September 2, 1917 HD

CRIME - CRIMINALS - TUCKER, RICHARD HEARING IS DELAYED FOR MURDER SUSPECT: DEFENSE ASKS TIME FOR STUDY: VICTIM'S RITES ARE SUNDAY p.1 & 4 January 6, 1957 HA

GIRL SLAIN IN APARTMENT: SALESMAN IS CHARGED IN KNIFE DEATH: POLICE FOLLOW TRAIL OF BLOOD FROM SCENE TO MOTEL ROOM CRIME - CRIMINALS - TUCKER, RICHARD January 5, 1967 HA p.1 & 9

CRIME - CRIMINALS - TUCKER, RICHARD GRAND JURY MEETS FOR TWO-DAY SESSION p.11 January 9, 1967 HA

CRIME - CRIMINALS - TUCKER, RICHARD MURDER HEARING WAIVED: GRAND JURY WILL GET CASE p.1 & 4 January 11, 1967 HA

CRIME - CRIMINALS - TUCKER, RICHARD MURDER CASE EXPECTED TO BE GIVEN GRAND JURY p.9 January 19, 1967 HA

CRIME - CRIMINALS - TUCKER, RICHARD OHIOAN IS INDICTED IN SLAYING p.1 January 20, 1967 HA

CRIME - CRIMINALS - TUCKER, RICHARD MURDER TRIAL SET MARCH 20 p.1 January 23, 1967 HA

CRIME - CRIMINALS - TUCKER, RICHARD KNIFE DEATH SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY: GETS LIFE; PAROLE IS POSSIBLE p.1 & 4 March 15, 1967 HA

CRIME - GANGS - AVENGERS SUSPECT IN KILLING HELD PLOT TO GET HOWELL IS ALLEGED June 3, 1978

CRIME - GANGS - AVENGERS CONSPIRACY PROBE SAID TOUGH June 4, 1978

CRIME - GANGS - AVENGERS GEEN : MONEY LINKED TO ALLEGED CONTACT CASE June 6, 1978

MEMBERS OF AVENGERS SOUGHT IN PROBE OF LAWRENCE KILLING - ROBERT A SAUNDER, 29 CHARGED WITH MURDER OF FREDERICK CRIME - GANGS - AVENGERS June 7, 1978 KEMP

CRIME - GANGS - AVENGERS HOWELL WANTS MORE NIGHT PATROL DEPUTIES June 9, 1978

CRIME - GANGS - AVENGERS POLICE PROBE TIES WITH CYCLE GANG June 9, 1978

CRIME - GANGS - AVENGERS PLOT CLAIM QUESTIONS REMAIN June 10, 1978

CRIME - GANGS - AVENGERS IRONTON POLICE SAFEGUARD JAIL AS PRECAUTION June 11, 1978

CRIME - GANGS - AVENGERS NO OFFICER - AVENGER TIE VIOLATION - ADKINS REVEALS GEEN TRACE FINDING June 23, 1978

CRIME - KIDNAPPING - BEAM, FAY, 15 AUTHORITIES ARE TRYING TO SOLVE MYSTERIOUS CASE p. 8 July 6, 1913 HD

CRIME - KIDNAPPING - FAY BEAM, 14 MARRIED MAN CHARGED WITH AIDING IN RUIN OF LITTLE GIRL p. 3 July 10, 1913 HD

CRIME - KIDNAPPING - FAY BEAM, 14 DENIES ATTEMPTED ASSAULT (DICK STANLEY, 24) p. 6 July 11, 1913 HD

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CRIME - KIDNAPPING - LIESTER & BELL [CASE] (KY) 2 MEN AND 2 GIRLS FACE KIDNAPPING, ROBBERY CHARGES [CLIFFORD HECK & AMY BLEDSOE ] p. 3 July 28, 1952 DND

CRIME - KIDNAPPING - LIESTER & BELL [CASE] (KY) KIDNAP' CASE MAY BE SENT TO U.S. COURT p. 2 July 29, 1954 DND

CRIME - KIDNAPPING - LINDBERGH BABY KIDNAPPING PROBE 'PROGRESSES' SEARCH FOR BABY IN WEST VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN REGION… p. 1 March 10, 1932 HD

CRIME - KIDNAPPING - WILSON, IDA, 26 WHITE SLAVERY CHARGE IS MADE p. 5 [WILLIAM HELFRED, 27] July 8, 1913 HD

POLICE SEEK CLUES TO DISAPPEARANCE OF AGED MINISTER: DR. JAMES I. SEDER VANISHES FROM HOME - KIDNAP THEORY STUDIED CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) November 3, 1937 HA p.1 DETECTIVES FAIL TO FIND NEW CLUE IN SEDER MYSTERY: OFFICERS FEAR AGED RETIRED MINISTER MAY HAVE MET WITH FOUL PLAY CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) November 4, 1937 HA p.1 & 11

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) POLICE TO SCOUR VICINITY OF CITY IN SEDER SEARCH p.1 & 13 November 5, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) FIRST SEDER CLUE EXTENDS HUNT TO RAVENSWOOD AREA p.1 & 8 November 6, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) AUTHORITIES WAIT NEW SEDER CLUES p.14 November 8, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) SEDER'S SONS LEAVE ON SHORT TRIPS HOME p.8 November 9, 1937 HA

EAST END MAN CONFESSES KIDNAPPING OF SEDER AND NAMES TWO ACCOMPLICES: ARNETT A. BOOTH TELLS OFFICERS HE CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) November 12, 1937 HA DEMANDED $50,000 p.1 & 10

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) SCENES AND FIGURES IN SOLVING OF SEDER KIDNAPPING (pics) p.1 November 12, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) THREE SLEUTH'S WHO 'BROKE' SEDER KIDNAP (pic) p.5 November 12, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) CONFESSES (pic - John Travis) p.8 November 13, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) EARLY TRIAL IMPENDS AS SEDER SINKS: WINTERS WILL ASK DEATH FOR THREE IN KIDNAP CHARGE p. 1 & 8 November 13, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) NOW THE PUNISHMENT… p.4 November 13, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) RELATIVES OFFER THEIR BLOOD TO SAVE SEDER'S LIFE (pic) p.1 November 13, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) SEDER'S KIDNAPERS' HIDEOUT LIKE SCENE FROM POE TALE p. 1 & 8 November 13, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) GRAND JURY IS CALLED AS SEDER DIES: HEARING OF THREE ON MURDER, KIDNAP CHARGES SPEEDED p. 1 & 3 November 15, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) MINISTERS OFFER SEDERS SYMPATHY p.1 & 3 November 15, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) PRINCIPALS IN SEDER KIDNAP PROBE (pics) p.3 November 15, 1937 HA

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CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) CONTRACTOR ELUDED KIDNAP PLOT UNAWARE OF DANGER (pics) p.10 November 16, 1937 HA

CONTRACTOR FLED TRIO UNAWARE OF KIDNAP MENACE: REX PRICE, EXECUTIVE OF CONSTRUCTION FIRM, REVEALED AS VICTIM NO. 1 CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) November 16, 1937 HA OF ABDUCTIONS FOLLOWED BY SEDERS CAPTURE - TWO DEFENDANT'S RETAIN COUNCIL FOR TRIAL IN CABELL COUNTY p.1 & 10

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) M'CLINTIC SWATS SENTIMENT MOTIVE IN PAROLE SYSTEM p.1 November 16, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) MOTHERS SCENTED KIDNAPING PLOT p. 1 & 7 November 16, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) SWIFT JUSTICE… p.6 November 16, 1937 HA

PROSECUTOR LISTS 25 WITNESSES FOR SEDER GRAND JURY: NAMES OF PERSON SUMMONED ARE KEPT SECRET BY STATE CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) November 17, 1937 HA AUTHORITIES p. 1 & 4

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) WATCHING THE SEDER CASE p.8 November 17, 1937 HA

INSANITY EXPERTS EXAMINED BOOTH, FERGUSON AVERS: SEDER DEFENDANT WAS 'ABLE TO TELL RIGHT, WRONG' PROSECUTOR SAYS CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) November 18, 1937 HA p.1 & 4

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) SON IS PRISONER (pic - A.P. Booth) p.1 November 18, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) CLERK FINDS LAW ON JURISDICTION IN SEDER MURDER p.1 November 19, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) EIGHT WRITS FOUND IN KIDNAP PROBE: ARRAIGNMENT OF 3 IN SEDER'S DEATH SET FOR MONDAY p. 1 & Sect. 2 p.14 November 19, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) KIDNAP VICTIM FOUND NEAR WAYNE: THREE MEN FACE HEARING IN SEDER ABDUCTION CASE (pics) p. 1 & 8 November 19, 1937 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) NOT GUILTY PLEASE OPEN TO ACCUSED IN DR. SEDER CASE: DEATH OF AGED MINISTER ALTERS LEGAL ASPECTS OF CASE p. 1 & 8 November 19, 1937 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) WAYNE CITIZENS ASSIST IN SOLVING SEDER CASE: FINDING OF MISSING MAN REMOVES BARRIER FACED BY POLICE p. 1 & 8 November 19, 1937 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) BOOTH, DEJECTED, IS RESIGNED TO FATE: 'I WANT IT OVER,' KIDNAP PRISONER DECLARES IN CELL p.1 & 8 November 20, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) DISCOURAGING CRIME... p.4 November 20, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) THREE TO BE ARRAIGNED MONDAY IN SEDER ABDUCTION (pic) p.1 November 20, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) HEARING OF THREE IN SEDER'S DEATH IS SET FOR DEC 6 p. 1 & 8 November 22, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) BOOTH'S HOSPITAL RECORD IS SCANNED p.5 November 23, 1937 HA

DEC 6 SET AS TRIAL DATE FOR TRIO CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING AND MURDER: BOOTH, ADKINS, AND TRAVIS INDICTED IN WAYNE AND CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) November 26, 1937 WCN CABELL p.1

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) JUSTICE TO ALL... P.4 November 26, 1937 WCN

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CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) ALIENISTS TO EYE BOOTH'S SANITY ON KIDNAP TRIAL EVE p.1 November 27, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) DR. ALLEN TEACHES SEDER BIBLE CLASS p.2 November 27, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) SEDER JURY PANEL CALL IS READIED: FIFTY ADDITIONAL VENIREMEN SUMMONED AS KIDNAP HEARING DATE NEARS p. 5 November 29, 1937 HA

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) WAYNE COUNTIANS AMONG WITNESSES IN KIDNAP TRIALS: CASE SCHEDULED TO BEGIN MONDAY IN COURT AT HUNTINGTON p.1 December 3, 1937 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) ARNETT BOOTH BEING TRIED ON CHARGE OF KIDNAPPING: EXPERTS LINK DEFENDANT WITH RANSOM NOTE FOR $50,000 p.1 & 10 December 10, 1937 WCN

SPECTRE OF NOOSE LOOMS FOR BOOTH AFTER HIS CONVICTION OF KIDNAPPING: BOOTH ADMITS KIDNAPING, BASES CASE ON PLEA CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) December 17, 1937 WCN OF INSANITY p.1 SPECTRE OF NOOSE LOOMS FOR BOOTH AFTER HIS CONVICTION OF KIDNAPPING: STATE'S WAY OF EXACTING DEATH PENALTY IS CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) December 17, 1937 WCN OUTLINED p.1 & 4

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) THREE CONVICTED KIDNAPPERS WAIT DEATH SENTENCES: APPEALS ARE PLANNED FOR BOOTH, TRAVIS AND ADKINS p. 1 & 10 December 24, 1937 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) KIDNAPERS OCCUPY DEATH HOUSE AT STATE PRISON: ADKINS, BOOTH, AND TRAVIS CONDEMNED TO DIE MARCH 21 p.1 & 8 December 31, 1937 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) TRAVIS, ADKINS APPEAL PLANNED: KIDNAPPERS PLEA GOES TO CABELL COURT ABOUT FEBRUARY 10 p.8 January 21, 1938 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) RECORD IN KIDNAP TRIAL COMPLETED: APPEAL FOR TRAVIS AND ADKINS TO BE FILED NEXT WEEK p.8 February 18, 1938 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) LOCAL MINISTER VISITS CONDEMNED MAN IN STATE PEN: BOOTH QUOTED AS SAYING TWO OTHERS INVOLVED IN KIDNAPPING p.1 February 25, 1938 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) NEW TRIAL APPEAL OF TRAVIS, ADKINS FAILS IN CABELL: ATTORNEY SAYS CAS WILL BE CARRIED TO STATE SUPREME COURT p.1 March 11, 1938 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) PLEA FOR TRAVIS, ADKINS PRESENTED TO GOVERNOR: EXECUTION OF TRIO SET FOR NEXT MONDAY NIGHT p.1 March 18, 1938 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) BOOTH, TRAVIS AND ADKINS DIE ON PRISON GALLOWS: MEN PAY SUPREME PENALTY FOR KIDNAPPING DR. SEDER p.1 March 25, 1938 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) DOOMED TRIO MAKE STATEMENTS BLAMING VICES FOR THEIR TRAGIC FATE p.1 March 25, 1938 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) EXECUTED AT STATE PRISON MONDAY (pics) p.1 March 25, 1938 WCN

CRIME - KIDNAPPING-MURDER CASE - SEDER, JAMES I. (DR.) HERALD-DISPATCH - MARCH 21-22, 1938 March 21-22, 1938 HD

CRIME - LYNCHINGS - OHIO LEADER OF IRONTON'S ONLY LYNCHING NEVER IDENTIFIED p. 9 December 17, 1961 HD

CRIME - LYNCHINGS - STATISTICS LYNCHINGS IN 1911 ARE REDUCED TO 35: DECREASE FROM FORMER RECORDS SHOWN IN STATISTICS COMPILED FOR LAST YEAR p.7 January 7, 1912 HD

CRIME - MURDER RECORDS OF CABELL COUNTY SHOWS TWO OTHER WOMEN HELD ON MURDER CHARGES February 20, 1916

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CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON MERCHANT, BANDIT VICTIM, MAY DIE: BOWEN SUFFERS SERIOUS WOUND AT STORE DOOR p. 1 December 23, 1930 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON SUSPECTS NABBED IN SHOOTING FREED p. 1 December 23, 1930 HA

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON BOWEN'S FUNERAL SET FOR FRIDAY: SERVICES FOR SHOOTING VICTIM TO BE HELD AT JOHNSON MEMORIAL CHURCH p. 4 December 24, 1930 HA

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON BULLET PROVES FATAL TO BOWEN: MERCHANT SUCCUMBS AS POLICE SCOUR CITY FOR KILLER p. 1 December 24, 1930 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON AROUSED CITIZENS TO OFFER REWARD FOR BOWEN SLAYER p. 1-2 December 25, 1930 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON MYSTERY CLOAKS PROBE OF POLICE IN BOWEN DEATH p. 1 December 26, 1930 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON POLICE CONTINUE PROBE OF KILLING: PRIVATE OPERATIVES JOIN IN INVESTIGATION INTO SLAYING OF STORE MAN p. 1 December 26, 1930 HA

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON BOWEN KILLER IS NOT TAKEN: SUSPECTS HELD BY POLICE NOT IDENTIFIED - DETECTIVES JOIN HUNT (INCLUDES COUPON) p. 1 December 27, 1930 HD

CHARGE MAN WITH BOWEN MURDER: DAUGHTER-IN-LAW OF VICTIM DECLARES SUSPECT IS KILLER; AUTHORITIES START ROUNDUP p. CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON December 28, 1930 HD 1-2

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON NEGRO IS HELD IN SECRET CELL IN BOWEN QUIZ: POLICE DRAW CURTAIN ON WESLEY CALVIN TO THWART VIOLENCE p. 1-2 December 29, 1930 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON STOLEN MACHINE INVOLVES CALVIN: SEDAN TRACED TO GARAGE WHERE IT WAS PLACED BY BOWEN SUSPECT p. 1 January 4, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON CALVIN HEARING NOT SCHEDULED: POLICE CONTINUE WORK IN CONNECTION WITH SLAYING OF ALDERSON BOWEN p. 12 January 7, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON BOWEN SUSPECT ADMITS OLD ROBBERY: DENIES PART IN BOWEN KILLING p. 1-2 January 11, 1931 HD

IDENTIFIED, SAY POLICE OF PAIR: FAMILY OF SLAIN GROCER PICK SUSPECTS IN FATAL HOLDUP [WESLEY CALVIN & ALBERT SIMMONS] CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON January 12, 1931 HD p. 1

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON NICHOLS TO GET HEARING TODAY p. 3 January 16, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON NICHOLS HELD AS SIMMONS, CALVIN STORIES CONFLICT p. 2 January 17, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON 500 WITNESSES WILL BE CALLED FOR GRAND JURY: FEBRUARY INQUIRY EXPECTED TO BE LARGEST IN HISTORY p. 1 January 20, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON BOWEN FAMILY ASSERTS CALVIN KILLED FATHER p. 1-2 January 22, 1931 HD

WARTH WILL HEAR PLEAS OF GUILTY THIS AFTERNOON: CALVIN AND SIMMONS INDICTED IN CONNECTION WITH SLAYING OF BOWEN p. CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON February 11, 1931 HD 7

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON NOTABLE CASES DOWN FOR TRIAL AS WEEK BEGINS: CALVIN AND SIMMONS TO BE ARRAIGNED BEFORE WARTH TUESDAY p. 5 March 1, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON WITNESSES WRONG IN IDENTIFICATION AVERS DEFENDANT: WESLEY CALVIN MAKES DRAMATIC MURDER DENIAL p. 1-2 March 4, 1931 HD

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CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON CALVIN TO HANG, SIMMONS IS FIRM IN GUILT DENIAL p. 1-2 March 5, 1931 HD

GIRL WITNESS SOLE PROP OF SIMMONS DENIAL: TRIAL ENMESHES ALLEGED BANDIT IN STRONG CHAIN p. 1 & Sect. 2 CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON March 6, 1931 HD pg. 8

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON SIMMONS GETS LIFE SENTENCE IN BOWEN DEATH: MOVEMENT AFOOT TO FINANCE APPEAL FROM CALVIN DEATH PENALTY p. 1-2 March 7, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON DEATH VERDICT FEATURES BUSY WEEK IN COURT p. 13 March 8, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON NEW EVIDENCE SEEN AS FACTOR IN CALVIN CASE: ATTORNEY FOR DOOMED NEGRO ANNOUNCES PLAN FOR LEGAL BATTLE p. 1 May 1, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON CALVIN TO SEEK WRIT OF ERROR: PETITION OF CONDEMNED MAN TO BE PRESENTED TOMORROW OR TUESDAY p. 5 May 3, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON PREFERS DEATH TO PRISON LIFE: WESLEY CALVIN STOICAL AS CIRCUIT COURT GRANTS WRIT OF ERROR p. 2 May 7, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON HEARING TODAY ON CALVIN WRIT p. 12 May 9, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON DOOMED TO HANG MAY 25, CALVIN WINS NEW TRIAL: JUDGE SHEPHERD CITES THREE ERRORS IN CONVICTION Sect. 2 pg. 6 May 14, 1931 HD

COURT TO HEAR CALVIN'S CASE: NEGRO FACES SECOND TRIAL TODAY ON BOWEN MURDER CHARGE p. 1- CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON June 24, 1931 HD 2

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON WARTH ERASES JURY COLOR BAR: ABSENCE OF NEGROES FROM JURY WINS CALVIN CONTINUANCE p. 6 June 25, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON NEGROES NAMED ON JURY PANEL: FIFTY VENIREMAN ARE DRAWN FOR SEPTEMBER TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT p. 3 August 22, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON NEGROES SERVE ON PHIPPS JURY: MARKS FIRST TIME RACE REPRESENTED ON PANEL IN HISTORY OF COUNTY p. 5 September 22, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON CRIMINAL COURT OPENS MONDAY: RECORD DOCKET IS INDICATED FOR OCTOBER TERM p. 7 October 4, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON CABELL JURORS TO HEAR CHARGE AND EYE CASES: KEATON CASE BEFORE JURY, CALVIN TO BE RETRIED AT THIS TERM p. 3 October 5, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON WARTH TO SET DOCKET TODAY; 111 ARE CITED: THREE MURDER ENDICTMENTS RETURNED AFTER EIGHT-DAY SESSION p. 4 October 15, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON SECOND CALVIN TRIAL SET NOV. 3: DOCKET OF MORE THAN 200 CASES IS COMPLETED BY WARTH p. 10 October 16, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON PLEAS OF GUILTY TO BE HEARD BY WARTH MONDAY: DOCKET FOR CRIMINAL TERM IS COMPLETED BY CIRCUIT CLERK p. 10 October 17, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON CALVIN'S SECOND TRIAL IN BOWEN DEATH TUESDAY: NEGRO SAVED FROM GALLOWS BY REVERSAL AFTER CONVICTION p. 8 November 1, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON WESLEY CALVIN TO AGAIN FACE JURY IN SLAYING: SECOND TRIAL OF NEGRO UNDERTAKER'S ASSISTANT BEGINS TODAY p. 5 November 3, 1931 HD

CALVIN ON STAND, DENIES KILLING; PRESENTS ALIBI: PRISONER DECLARES HE WAS NOT PRESENT AT TIME OF FATAL SHOOTING OF CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON November 4, 1931 HA BOWEN p. 1-2

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CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON CALVIN UNMOVED AS 4 WITNESSES CALL HIM KILLER: RELATIVES OF SLAIN BOWEN ACCUSE DEFENDANT ON STAND p. 1 & 12 November 4, 1931 HD

CALVIN CONVICTED; SEEKS NEW TRIAL: JURY RECOMMENDS MERCY -- WARTH TO DEFER LIFE SENTENCE PENDING ACTION ON MOTION CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON November 5, 1931 HA p. 1

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON CALVIN, GUILTY, TO GET LIFE TERM: WARTH DEFERS SENTENCE UPON DEFENSE MOTION p. 1 & Sec. 2 p. 6 November 5, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON HEARING DATE SET ON CALVIN MOTION p. 9 November 6, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON CALVIN MOTION TO BE ARGUED p. 11 November 14, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON MOTION OF CALVIN ARGUED NEXT WEEK p. 5 November 14, 1931 HA

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON KEATON GIVEN 15-YEAR TERM: WARTH DESCRIBES FATAL ATTACK ON WIFE AS "VERY BRUTAL" Sect. 2 p.1 November 17, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON NEW TRIAL PLEAS HEARD BY WARTH: COMMON PLEAS JUDGE TAKES CALVIN AND ROOD MOTIONS UNDER ADVISEMENT p. 1 November 21, 1931 HA

CALVIN SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON, ROOD TO 18 YEARS: JUDGE WARTH OVERRULES MOTIONS OF BOTH DEFENDANTS FOR NEW CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON November 28, 1931 HA TRIALS p. 1 & 8

CRIME - MURDER - BOWEN, ALDERSON CALVIN IS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE p. 14 November 29, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - CASTLE, ALONZO THIRD MAN HELD IN CASTLE MURDER July 18, 1925

ROBERTS TAKEN TO BOYD COUNTY JAIL DENIES ALL COMPLICITY IN DEATH OF ALONZO CASTLE - ASHLAND POLICEMAN (CLARENCE CRIME - MURDER - CASTLE, ALONZO July 22, 1925 ROBERTS, 24)

CRIME - MURDER - CLARK, JULIET STAUNTON WILL CLARK, ENSLOW CASES BE IDENTICAL (pic) p.2 October 26, 1953 DND

CRIME - MURDER - CONVICTIONS FIRST DEGREE MURDER VERDICTS AVERAGE ONE YEARLY IN CABELL p. 7 February 4, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - CREMEANS, SQUIRE MRS. ELIZABETH CREMEANS ARRESTED FOR KILLING SQUIRE CREMEANS January 26, 1900

CRIME - MURDER - DODD, I.M. BUSINESS MEN ARE INDICTED BY GRAND JURY p. 1 June 7, 1931 HD

CRIME - MURDER - FLETCHER, JIM & PENNY [CASE] FLETCHERS FACE INQUIRY : COUPLE MAY BE TRIED FOR MURDER February 25, 1997

CRIME - MURDER - FLETCHER, JIM & PENNY [CASE] FLETCHER AFFAIR ALLEGED IN CASE February 26, 1997

CRIME - MURDER - FLETCHER, JIM & PENNY [CASE] WITNESSES LINK COUPLE TO REVOLVER February 27, 1997

CRIME - MURDER - FLETCHER, JIM & PENNY [CASE] WAIT NOT OVER FOR FLETCHER COUPLE March 6, 1997

CRIME - MURDER - FLETCHER, JIM & PENNY [CASE] FLETCHERS GOING TO TRIAL March 12, 1997

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CRIME - MURDER - FLETCHER, JIM & PENNY [CASE] FLETCHER CASE "WITCH HUNT" April 23, 1997

CRIME - MURDER - FLIEHMAN, RUTH MARIE HEARING IS DELAYED FOR MURDER SUSPECT: DEFENSE ASKS TIME FOR STUDY: VICTIM'S RITES ARE SUNDAY p.1 & 4 January 6, 1957 HA

GIRL SLAIN IN APARTMENT: SALESMAN IS CHARGED IN KNIFE DEATH: POLICE FOLLOW TRAIL OF BLOOD FROM SCENE TO MOTEL ROOM CRIME - MURDER - FLIEHMAN, RUTH MARIE January 5, 1967 HA p.1 & 9

CRIME - MURDER - FLIEHMAN, RUTH MARIE GRAND JURY MEETS FOR TWO-DAY SESSION p.11 January 9, 1967 HA

CRIME - MURDER - FLIEHMAN, RUTH MARIE MURDER HEARING WAIVED: GRAND JURY WILL GET CASE p.1 & 4 January 11, 1967 HA

CRIME - MURDER - FLIEHMAN, RUTH MARIE MURDER CASE EXPECTED TO BE GIVEN GRAND JURY p.9 January 19, 1967 HA

CRIME - MURDER - FLIEHMAN, RUTH MARIE OHIOAN IS INDICTED IN SLAYING p.1 January 20, 1967 HA

CRIME - MURDER - FLIEHMAN, RUTH MARIE MURDER TRIAL SET MARCH 20 p.1 January 23, 1967 HA

CRIME - MURDER - FLIEHMAN, RUTH MARIE KNIFE DEATH SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY: GETS LIFE; PAROLE IS POSSIBLE p.1 & 4 March 15, 1967 HA

CRIME - MURDER - FOX, THOMAS MANSLAUGHTER (LILLIAN FOX, 25) p. 2 November 25, 1952 DND

CRIME - MURDER - FULLER, ARNOLD PERRY ATTORNEY TO ASK FOR BOND p. 1 April 14, 1932 HA

CRIME - MURDER - FULLER, ARNOLD SLAIN GROCER'S GUN FOE HELD: K.W. PERRY, 50 CHARGED WITH MURDER IN DEATH OF ARNOLD FULLER p. 1-2 April 14, 1932 HD

CRIME - MURDER - FULLER, ARNOLD BOND FOR PERRY WILL BE SOUGHT: ARNOLD FULLER, 60, VICTIM OF DUEL WILL BE BURIED TODAY p. 10 April 15, 1932 HD

CRIME - MURDER - FULLER, ARNOLD STATE TO ASK DEATH PENALTY IN PERRY CASE: ALLEGED SLAYER OF MERCHANT GOES ON TRIAL THIS MORNING p. 13 July 7, 1932 HD

CRIME - MURDER - FULLER, ARNOLD SECOND DEGREE VERDICT FOUND IN PERRY CASE: HEARING ON DEFENSE MOTION SET TUESDAY p. 1 & 10 July 9, 1932 HD

CRIME - MURDER - FULLER, ARNOLD 90-DAY STAY IS GRANTED PERRY: WARTH SENTENCES FULLER SLAYER TO 18 YEARS IN PENITENTIARY p. 2 July 15, 1932 HD

CRIME - MURDER - GUNDLACH, CHRISTOPHER M. BODY FOUND BESIDE GAS COMPANY March 19, 1994 HD

CRIME - MURDER - GUNDLACH, CHRISTOPHER M. MURDERED MAN WAS FREE LANCE WRITER March 20, 1994 HD

CRIME - MURDER - HARMAN HARMAN SLAYING TIED TO ROBBERIES March 5, 1982

CRIME - MURDER - HARMAN STACY IS RETURNED TO CABELL March 9, 1982

CRIME - MURDER - HARMAN ACCUSED KILLER OF POLICE OFFICER IS ARRAIGNED March 10, 1982

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CRIME - MURDER - JACKSON, ROY CHAIR' FOR GARDNER IN SLAYING p. 1 January 9, 1953 DND

CRIME - MURDER - JACKSON, ROY WOMAN KILLS EX-MATE HERE p. 1 & 16 January 9, 1953 DND

CRIME - MURDER - KENDRICK, JAMES WAYNE COUNTY GRAND JURY WILL DELVE INTO SENSATIONAL PERDUE TRAGEDY THIS WEEK August 10, 1913

CRIME - MURDER - KENDRICK, JAMES 17 YEAR OLD GIRL KILLS MAN WHO WEDDED ANOTHER : JAMES KENDRICK KILLED BY LETHA PERDUE June 11, 1915

CRIME - MURDER - MAYNARD, JOHN WAYNE MAYNARD ARRESTED FOR KILLING JOHN MAYNARD January 18, 1900

CRIME - MURDER - MAYNARD, JOHN WAYNE MAYNARD WILL BE GIVEN HEARING AT WAYNE IN MAY January 26, 1900

CRIME - MURDER - MCCLUNG, DONNA GAYLE FINGERPRINTS PRIMARY CLUE IN MARSHALL CO-ED MURDER [FREDDIE JOE NOE] (Died August 1971) p.11 March 3, 1972 HD

CRIME - MURDER - McGINNIS, LYLE [CASE] LYLE McGINNIS, JR. BANKRUPTCY MOVE FORWARD January 11, 1993

CRIME - MURDER - McGINNIS, LYLE [CASE] McGINNIS ASKS STATE HIGH COURT FOR RETRIAL September 20, 1994

CRIME - MURDER - McGINNIS, LYLE [CASE] NEW TRIAL FOR McGINNIS GAINS SUPPORT September 21, 1994

CRIME - MURDER - McGINNIS, LYLE [CASE] STATE TO PAY $23,600 FOR McGINNIS EXPENSE May 20, 1995

CRIME - MURDER - McGINNIS, LYLE [CASE] McGINNIS MAY GET PAROLE BEFORE RETRIAL September 29, 1995

CRIME - MURDER - NOLAN, PAT WAYNE COUNTY MURDER IN 1876 RECALLED FROM AGED NEWSPAPER ITEM (LABEN T. WALKER SHOT PAT NOLAN) February 10, 1928

CRIME - MURDER - NOLAN, PAT THOUSANDS JAMMED WAYNE IN '79 TO SEE MAN HANGED FOR MURDER (LABON WALKER) VICTIM - PATRICK NOLAN (DIED 8/21/1878) August 27, 1939 HA

CRIME - MURDER - PARSONS 1894: A COLORFUL LIFE ENDS IN A FUSILLADE OF BULLETS p. 3 December 15, 1977 HA

CRIME - MURDER - RUBLES, JACK WIRT MORRISON CHARGED WITH MURDER OF JACK RUBLES IN LOGAN CO. May 4, 1900

CRIME - MURDER - SHY HUNTINGTON MAN FOULLY MURDERED LAST NIGHT BY ENRAGED FOREIGNER January 4, 1907

CRIME - MURDER - SHY BATTLE HELD TO GRAND JURY January 5, 1907

CRIME - MURDER - SHY AN IMPORTANT WITNESS FOUND January 6, 1907 HD

CRIME - MURDER - SHY SAW SHY MURDERED January 7, 1907

CRIME - MURDER - SHY BATTLE CASE WAS CLOSED YESTERDAY January 27, 1907

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CRIME - MURDER - THOMPSON POLICE HOLD THREE IN BIZARRE DEATH OF PENSIONED VET p. 1 July 21, 1952 DND

CRIME - MURDER - THOMPSON QUESTIONED IN KILLING [pic] P. 1 July 21, 1952 DND

CRIME - MURDER - THOMPSON SUSPECT HELD IN ROBBERY OF SLAIN VICTIM p. 7 July 23, 1952 DND

CRIME - MURDER - WILLIAMS, TUG WILL M. BLAKE CHARGED FOR MURDER FOR TUG WILLIAMS March 31, 1900

CRIME - MURDER-SUICIDE - ADKINS, JACOB LINCOLN COUNTY DEATHS JUDGED MURDER, SUICIDE p. 1-2 July 1, 1957 HA

CRIME - MURDER-SUICIDE - BAYES, RAY TWO WOMEN SLAIN, KILLER ENDS LIFE: GATE CITY SCENE OF BLOODY DEED BY RAIL WORKER: RAY BAYES, 36, SHOOTS WIFE, MOTHER-IN-LAW AND HIMSELF (CATLETTSBURG) p. 1 & June 4, 1931 Sect. 2 p.6 HD

CRIME - MURDER-SUICIDE - SIAS, CORA BELL LINCOLN COUNTY DEATHS JUDGED MURDER, SUICIDE p. 1-2 July 1, 1957 HA

CRIME - RAPE - SMITH & DUNN RAPE [CASE] (OH) YOUNG GIRLS RAPED; POLICE NAB PAIR, SEEK THREE OTHERS [LORETTA YOUNG & LOIS STRICKLIN] July 28, 1952 DND

CRIME - RAPE - SMITH & DUNN RAPE [CASE] (OH) RAPE CASE PROBE CONTINUES [ LORETTA YOUNG & LOIS STRICKLIN] p. 1 July 29, 1952 DND

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] THEIR SUSPICIONS AND FEARS ARE REAL AND SO IS THE RAPIST February 18, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] TASK FORCE TO INVESTIGATE RAPES AT MALL February 19, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] TEAM TO INVESTIGATE HUNTINGTON MALL RAPES February 19, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] EVIDENCE IN MALL RAPES POINTS AT 1 PERPETRATOR February 20, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] REWARD IN ABDUCTION, RAPE CASES NOW AT $10,000 February 24, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] INMATE ESCAPES AFTER PROMISING RAPE INFORMATION February 26, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] RUMOR OF ANOTHER ABDUCTION IS JUST THAT February 27, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] HUNTINGTON POLICE JOIN RAPE TASK FORCE February 28, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] POLICE 'GAGGED' IN MALL ABDUCTION RAPES March 6, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] CABELL MAN ARRESTED IN MALL RAPE CASE March 7, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] WOODALL ACQUAINTANCE SURPRISED BY HIS ARREST March 8, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] GRAND JURY GETS MALL RAPE CASE March 17, 1987

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CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] JUDGE WITHDRAWS BOND FOR SUSPECT IN MALL ASSAULTS March 19, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] DEFENSE DROPS CHANGE REQUEST IN MALL RAPE TRIAL May 13, 1987

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] WOODALL SEEKS COMPENSATION FOR YEARS IN JAIL January 3, 1992

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] CABELL DELEGATE CALLS FOR PROBE OF WOODALL March 17, 1993

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] McGRAW TO SEARCH FOR BLUME ANSWERS SOUGHT IN WOODALL RAPE CASE March 18, 1993

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] WOODALL CASE HITS OBSTACLES March 26, 1993

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] BILL AIDS WOODALL INQUIRY March 29, 1993

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] HATCHER IS CITED BY STATE BAR July 2, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] WOODALL CASE GAVE RESIDENTS ADVANCE AWARENESS OF TESTING July 11, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] FORENSICS KEY TO SEVERAL CASES July 12, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] [FRED] ZAIN SUBJECT TO TEXAS GRAND JURY July 20, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] WOODALLS PROSECUTOR CLEARED BY STATE POLICE July 22, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] LAWYER SUSPECTED SOME TAMPERING July 23, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] THE TRIAL OF FRED ZAIN INDICTMENT July 23, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] ZAIN INDICTED FOR PERJURY July 23, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] TEXAS ALSO INFECTS ZAIN July 27, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] HATCHER DENIES WITHHOLDING EVIDENCE July 30, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] EXPERT WITNESS FOR WOODALL JOINS SIMPSONS TEAM July 31, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] WV OFFICIALS INTERESTED TO HEAR ZAINS TESTIMONY August 5, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] ZAIN SURRENDERS IN TEXAS August 5, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] MAN TO GET RETRIAL OVER ZAIN August 6, 1994

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CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] ZAIN FACING MORE CHARGES September 15, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] ZAIN APPEARS IN TEXAS COURT PLEADS INNOCENT September 20, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] COURT : CONVICTION SET ASIDE BECAUSE OF ZAIN TESTIMONY September 22, 1994

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] MALL RAPE CASE MATERIAL MUST BE UNSEALED November 4, 1994 HD

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] WOODALL CASE RECORDS REMAIN SEALED December 14, 1994 HD

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [CASE] WOODSON DUE PRAISE BEFORE RETRIAL September 29, 1995

CRIME - RAPE - WOODALL, GLEN DALE [DNA CASE] [FRED] ZAIN SAYS HE'S VICTIME SCAPEGOAT FOR PROBES April 2, 1997

CRIME - ROBBERY - LONNIE DEACON "BLIND BOY" BLIND LONNIE DEACON FINDS CITY HAS HEART p.1 September 3, 1954 HA

CRIME - ROBBERY - RELIABLE FINANCE CO. BANDITS LEFT CALLING CARD p. 1 September 4, 1954 HA

CRIME - ROBBERY - RELIABLE FINANCE CO. DARING BANDITS ROB LOAN FIRM : WITNESSES TELL THEIR STORIES OF BOLD DOWNTOWN HOLDUP September 4, 1954 HA

CRIME - ROBBERY - TRAIN HUNTINGTON TRAIN ROBBERS RECEIVE GOVERNORS PARDON FROM COLLINS OUT OF STATE PENITENTIARY September 27, 1907

DEATH ENDS LOVERS' SPAT: WOMAN HELD IN SHOOTING: MAN TO WHOM SHE WAS ENGAGED DIES OF SHOTGUN WOUND (ELSIE CRIME - SHOOTING - ARMSTRONG, DONALD WILLIAM May 22, 1965 HA BRUMFIELD) p. 1 & 3 G.A. LENZ SHOT THREE TIMES: NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED - VETERAN OF RESERVOIR HILL HAS FIERCE BATTLE WITH NEGRO AT CRIME - SHOOTING - RESERVOIR HILL - KETCHEM, CHARLES March 19, 1915 HD HANDLEY p.3

CRIME - SHOOTING - RESERVOIR HILL - KETCHEM, CHARLES ONE OF THE BLOODIEST DAYS IN THE HISTORY OF THE CITY p. 3 November 3, 1977 HA

CRIME - SHOOTING - WALKER, LARRY JOE MAN IS SLAIN: EX-WIFE HELD: MISTAKEN IDENTITY CLAIMED: THOUGHT VICTIM WAS PROWLER (PATRICIA ANN WALKER) p. 1 & 5 May 8, 1965 HA

CRIME - TRIALS - FUDGE, LARRY PAUL TRIAL SOON p. 2 October 21, 1952 DND

CRIME - TRIALS - FUDGE, LARRY PAUL FUDGE GETS 15 p. 12 October 24, 1952 DND

CRIME - TRIALS - KELLEY, SAMUEL SISTERS COLLAPSED IN COURT DURING TRIAL OF BROTHER WHO CONFESSED TO MURDER [LESLIE HUMPHREYS] p. 1 July 2, 1913 HD

CRIME - TRIALS - KELLEY, SAMUEL TRIAL OF LESLIE HUMPHREYS FOR MURDER OF SAMUEL KELLEY IS BEGUN AT COLUMBUS p. 3 July 2, 1913 HD

CRIME - TRIALS - KELLEY, SAMUEL DEATH SENTENCE FOR HUMPHREYS p. 1 July 8, 1913 HD

CRIME - TRIALS - SCHWEITZER SCHWEITZER TRIAL SET ON TUESDAY January 10, 1960

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CRIME - TRIALS - SCHWEITZER ADMITTED SLAYER MAY LEARN HER FATE TODAY January 14, 1960

CRIME - TRIALS - SCHWEITZER MISTREATMENT MADE MURDER TRIAL DEFENSE January 14, 1960

CRIME - TRIALS - WEBB, HARRY ACQUITTAL OF WEBB DIRECTED: BIG CABELL CREEK FARMER IS FREED IN DEATH OF FRANK BLAKE p. 1 November 4, 1933 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER BROTHER HAD PREMONITION OF TRAGEDY p. 1 & 11 [FE] April 30, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER FEAR PIERCES AREA WHERE WOMAN SLAIN p. 11 [FE] April 30, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER ROBBERY APPARENTLY OUT AS FACTOR IN STRANGLE MURDER p. 11 [FE] April 30, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER STRANGLING MYSTERY CONFRONTS POLICE: BLOUSE BOW USED AS GARROTE; MAN QUESTIONED, FREED p. 1 & 11 [FE] April 30, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER EDITORIALS: SHOCKING MURDER HERE PART OF NATIONAL CRIME PICTURE p. 4 May 1, 1965 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER OFFICERS WILL TRACE ROUTE: DETECTIVES PRESS MURDER PROBE; FINGERPRINTS MAY BE CLUE p. 1 & 5 [FE] May 1, 1965 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER POLICE DISCOUNT POSSIBILITY SLAYER WAS HIDING IN CAR p. 9 [FE] May 1, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER STRANGLER CLUE FOUND ON CAR p. 1 & 9 [FE] May 1, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER NEW CLUE: DEATH CAR SAID SEEN AT 6:30 p. 1 & 4 May 2, 1965 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER CAR SEEN HALF HOUR AFTER MRS. CHRISTIAN LEFT HOME p. 13 [FE] May 3, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER FBI READIES REPORT ON SLAYING EVIDENCE p. 1 & 4 May 3, 1965 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER RELENTLESS HUNT ON: POLICE WILL COMB ROUTE FOR CLUES p. 1 & 13 [FE] May 3, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER MISSING GIRL REPORT STIRS NEW CONCERN (DONNA LAWSON, 19) p. 1 & 3 May 4, 1965 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER MURDER PERIOD FOUND WITH 10 BLANK MINUTES p. 1 [FE] May 4, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER FBI'S LAB REPORT IN SLAYING HELD SECRET p. 11 [FE] May 5, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER PRINTS FOUND ON AUTO p. 1 & 4 May 5, 1965 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER TELL US' PLEA MADE IN SLAYING: POLICE HOPE TOW MEN HAVE CLUES p. 1 & 11 [FE] May 5, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER CHRISTIAN CAR YIELDS CLEARER FINGERPRINTS p. 13 [FE] May 6, 1965 HD

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CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER FATHER FEARS FOR MISSING GIRL'S SAFETY (DONNA LAWSON, 19) p. 1 & 13 [FE] May 6, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER NEW EVIDENCE FOUND IN WOMAN'S SLAYING p. 1 May 6, 1965 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER EDITORIAL: SOMEBODY HAS A CLUE TO THIS VICIOUS CRIME p. 1 [FE] May 7, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER MISSING GIRL IS LOCATED (DONNA LAWSON, 19) p. 1 May 7, 1965 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER PHONE TIPS IN MURDER MOUNT WITH EDITORIAL p. 9 [FE] May 8, 1965 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER OFFICERS MUM ON NEW LEAD p. 1 May 12, 1965 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER WOMAN FOUND MURDERED: VICTIM IS BELIEVED STRANGLED: POLICE AWAIT AUTOPSY REPORT; NO ARRESTS YET MADE p. 1 & 4 [FE] May 29, 1965 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER DOZEN DETECTIVES THROWN INTO HUNT FOR MURDERER: 2ND MAN QUERIED, CLEARED: OFFICERS TERM CLUES FEW p. 1 & 4 [FE] May 30, 1965 HA

POLICE ARE WITHOUT LEADS IN WOMAN'S BIZARRE DEATH: CLUES ARE SCARCE IN MURDER: OFFICER'S HAVE NO SUSPECTS p. 1 & 4 CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - CHRISTIAN, DOROTHY SCHAFER May 30, 1965 HA [STATE EDITION]

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. MRS. F.B. ENSLOW SLAIN BY BURGLAR: PROMINENT WIDOW FOUND IN BEDROOM WITH JEWELS GONE p. 1-2 October 17, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. PALATIAL RESIDENCE SCENE OF SLAYING BY PROWLER (pic) p. 1 October 17, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. SLAYING VICTIM LONG PROMINENT p. 1 & 6 October 17, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. SLEUTHS DECLINE TO DISCUSS CLUES IN WIDOW MURDER p. 1 & 12 October 19, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. DETECTIVES MEET "STONE WALL" IN SIFT OF MURDER p. 1 & 16 October 20, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. ENSLOW HOUSEHOLD QUIZZED p. 1 October 20, 1936 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. DETECTIVES TURN TO NEW ANGLE IN PROBE OF MURDER p. 1 & 18 October 21, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. FUND TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONS LEFT BY MRS. ENSLOW p. 1 October 22, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. HUNT FOR SLAYER SPREAD OVER U.S. p. 1 & 8 October 23, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. FOURTEEN HEIRS NAMED IN WILL OF MRS. ENSLOW p. 1 & 7 October 24, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. MURDER MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVED: DETECTIVES REPORT NO PROGRESS IN SOLUTION OF MRS. ENSLOW'S DEATH p. 7 October 24, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. POLICE IDENTIFY BLOOD STAINS OF [CHARLES] BALDWIN'S CLOTHES p. 1 & 12 October 26, 1936 HA

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CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. BALDWIN COUNSEL PREPARES DEFENSE: HEARING DELAYED PENDING RETURN OF ONE LAWYER p. 1 & 16 October 27, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. ATTORNEYS STUDY DEFENSE MOVE IN BALDWIN'S CASE p. 1 & 16 October 28, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. BALDWIN HEARING POSTPONED UNTIL AFTER ELECTION p. 1 October 29, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. HEARING DATE NOT YET SET FOR BALDWIN p. 4 October 29, 1936 HD

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. CITY DETECTIVES GO TO CHARLESTON ON BALDWIN CASE p. 8 October 30, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. DETECTIVE SILENT ON STAIN REPORT p. 9 November 2, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. ASK CONFERENCE ON BALDWIN CASE p. 18 November 5, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. BALDWIN HEARING NOT YET ARRANGED p. 16 November 6, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. BALDWIN HEARING TO BE NEXT WEEK p. 10 November 14, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. BALDWIN HEARING SET FOR FRIDAY p. 1 November 16, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. DEFENSE TO OFFER NO TESTIMONY AT BALDWIN HEARING p. 18 November 18, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. BALDWIN CLOTHES DECLARED BLOODY: STATE INTRODUCES PAJAMA COAT AT MURDER HEARING (pic) p. 1 & Sect. 2 p. 10 November 20, 1936 HA

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. BALDWIN COUNSEL MAKES NO MOVE TO OBTAIN BOND p. 1 & 7 November 21, 1936 HA

BALDWIN INSISTS HE IS INNOCENT: REPORTER GIVEN INTERVIEW AFTER JURY INDICTMENT: ACCUSED SON OF MRS. ENSLOW CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. February 14, 1937 HD EMPHATICALLY REITERATES DENIAL p. 1 & 2

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. BALDWIN TRIAL OPENS - ENSLOW MURDER March 15, 1937

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. JURORS VIEW CAN OPENER & DOPE (ENSLOW MURDER) March 17, 1937

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. COLORED PHYSICIAN TELLS OF SELLING DOPE TO BALDWIN (ENSLOW MURDER) March 19, 1937

CRIME - UNSOLVED MURDER - ENSLOW, JULIETTE B. WILL CLARK, ENSLOW CASES BE IDENTICAL (pic) p.2 October 26, 1953 DND

UNWRITTEN LAW' IS INVOKED IN CABELL COUNTY FIRST TIME: HENRY WATKINS GOES ON TRIAL FOR SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO KILL EX-CHIEF CHURCH: CRIME - UNWRITTEN LAW November 16, 1911 HD ACCUSED CHURCH OF INTIMACY WITH WIFE: NO EVIDENCE YET BROUGHT OUT IN TRIAL TO SUBSTANTIATE THE CHARGE p.1 & 4

UNWRITTEN LAW FAILS TO WIN FREEDOM FOR WATKINS: JURY RETURNED VERDICT OF UNLAWFUL SHOOTING AFTER SHORT DELIBERATION: PENALTY IS CRIME - UNWRITTEN LAW November 17, 1911 HD FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS - "UNWRITTEN LAW" WAS TABOOED BY JUDGE TAYLOR IN INSTRUCTION TO JURY p. 1 & 2 VISITS HUSBAND IN COUNTRY JAIL: HENRY WATKINS WEEPINGLY BEMOANS HIS FATE - STORIES OF UNCONSCIOUS "TATTLERS' IS CRIME - UNWRITTEN LAW November 18, 1911 HD RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS POSITION SAYS HIS WIFE p. 3

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL TWO YEARS FOR HENRY WATKINS: ASSAILANT OF EX-FIRE CHIEF CHURCH ASKED COURT FOR LENIENCY WHEN BROUGHT BEFORE THE CRIME - UNWRITTEN LAW November 26, 1911 HD BAR Sect. 2 p.1 COMMENTS ON JUDGE TAYLOR'S 'UNWRITTEN LAW' DECISION: MANY MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS COMMENT ON WATKINS CASE CRIME - UNWRITTEN LAW December 5, 1911 HD RECENTLY TRIED HERE SAYS THERE WAS NO JUSTIFICATION FOR CRIME p.10 HUSBAND STABS TO DEATH MAN WHO INVADED HIS HOME: WIFE'S INFIDELITY RESPONSIBLE FOR TERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT IRONTON CRIME - UNWRITTEN LAW February 3, 1912 HD [ROBERT BROWN / VICTIM - CHARLES T. DAVIS] p.1

DAMS - BUILDING DAM NEAR HUNTINGTON TO CHECK RAGING WATERS OF THE OHIO p.1 August 11, 1912 HD

DAMS - GREENUP COULD HUGE DAM MAKE HUNTINGTON A RESORT? March 23, 1953 DND

DAMS - GREENUP PROPOSED DAM WILL CHANGE APPEARANCE OF RIVER IN AREA p. 5 March 24, 1953 DND

DAMS - GREENUP NEW DAM AT GREENUP WILL OPEN p. G13 June 25, 1959 HD

DAMS - WESTMORELAND NO. 28 TWO BIG TOWERS BEING ERECTED NEAR WESTMORELAND AND SUPPLIES WILL BE SENT ACROSS RIVER ON CABLES p.10 March 29, 1912 HD

AERIAL FERRY IS COMPLETED: MORE MEN WILL BE PUT TO WORK ON DAM 28. ONE OF TWO TOWERS WAS TORN DOWN A MONTH AGO DAMS - WESTMORELAND NO. 28 May 28, 1912 HD BY TERRIFIC WIND STORM p.10

DEATHS - ADAMS, MARY MOTHER OF ADAMS GIRL SUCCUMBS p.3 SEE: EXECUTIONS - HARRISON, ALLEN June 22, 1910 HD

DEATHS - ALLEN, MARY CLYMER SOLDIERS OF '76 TO HAVE MARKER: FIVE EARLY PATRIOTS TO BE REINTERRED IN METHODIST CEMETERY IN GUYANDOTTE p.2 October 4, 1929 HD

DEATHS - ALLEN, RECE SOLDIERS OF '76 TO HAVE MARKER: FIVE EARLY PATRIOTS TO BE REINTERRED IN METHODIST CEMETERY IN GUYANDOTTE p.2 October 4, 1929 HD

DEATHS - ALTIZER, ARTHUR B. A.B. ALTIZER DIES IN SOUTH May 6, 1940 HD

DEATHS - ASPUOTES, NICK ANDY HOUVERAS HAS CLOSE CALL: SHELL BURST KILLING HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW [NICK ASPUOTES] p.9 February 18, 1913 HD

DEATHS - BAILEY, MORRIS BAILEY, CAFETERIA MAN, DIES [MORRIS BAILEY] p.1 & 16 June 27, 1959 HD

DEATHS - BAILEY, MORRIS BAILEY'S RITES SET FOR MONDAY p.5 June 27, 1959 HA

DEATHS - BARKA, CLARENCE CLARENCE BARKA KILLED: FIRST HUNTINGTON BOY KILLED IN PHILLIPINES January 23, 1900

DEATHS - BIAS, DAVID AMOS DAVID BIAS DIES IN FREAK BLAST: GASOLINE LAMP EXPLODES IN HIS HAND AT FILLING STATION IN PROCTORVILLE August 26, 1927 HD

DEATHS - BLAKE, FRANK ACQUITTAL OF WEBB DIRECTED: BIG CABELL CREEK FARMER IS FREED IN DEATH OF FRANK BLAKE p. 1 November 4, 1933 HD

DEATHS - BOWEN, EZRA STRUCK BY LIGHTNING: EZRA BOWEN OF BOWEN'S MILLS KILLED BY A FLASH June 14, 1897 HA

DEATHS - BRADY, JAMES, SR. AGED CITIZEN OF BARBOURSVILLE IS KILLED BY TRAIN April 12, 1912 HD

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DEATHS - BUFFINGTON, LOUISA GARLAND (MRS. L.G.) MRS. L.G. BUFFINGTON IS CRITICALLY ILL p.2 November 19, 1918 HD

DEATHS - BUFFINGTON, LOUISA GARLAND (MRS. L.G.) MRS. LOUISA BUFFINGTON, FIRST LADY OF HUNTINGTON, IS DEAD p.5 November 20, 1918 HD

DEATHS - BUFFINGTON, LOUISA GARLAND (MRS. L.G.) NOTED WOMAN TO BE BURIED TODAY p.10 November 22, 1918 HD

DEATHS - CALDWELL, JAMES LEWIS CALDWELL RITES SET TOMORROW: SERVICES TO BE HELD AT HOME OF MRS. WATTS; BODY ARRIVES TODAY p. 1 November 4, 1933 HD

DEATHS - CHARLTON, KENNETH MOTORCYCLE CLUB PRESIDENT DIES IN ACCIDENT March 19, 1945 HD

DEATHS - CLARK, MARY CULLODEN GIRL IS KILLED BY STEP IN PATH OF AUTO p. 2 December 19, 1927 HD

DEATHS - CLARK, WALTER & SON GAS FUMES FATAL TO FATHER, TOT, 3: MOTHER IS SAVED December 2, 2005 HD

DEATHS - COMER, CHARLES R. & GAIL PROMINENT COUPLE VICTIMS OF CROSSING TRAGEDY IN WAYNE COUNTY (MR. & MRS. CHARLES R. COMER) p. 1/18 January 18, 1935 HD

DEATHS - DANIELS, BESSIE V. DANIELS RITES SET FOR THIS AFTERNOON [KY] p. 6 April 17, 1938 HA

DEATHS - DAVIS, DANIEL SOLDIERS OF '76 TO HAVE MARKER: FIVE EARLY PATRIOTS TO BE REINTERRED IN METHODIST CEMETERY IN GUYANDOTTE p.2 October 4, 1929 HD

DEATHS - DICK, BALLARD BALLARD DICK HURLED TO DEATH AT EARLY DAWN p.1 November 17, 1900 HA

DEATHS - DODD, I.M. BUSINESS MEN ARE INDICTED BY GRAND JURY p. 1 June 7, 1931 HD

DEATHS - DODD, IRA RITES ARRANGED FOR IRA DODD, BANDIT VICTIM p. 2 May 25, 1931 HD

DEATHS - DODD, IRA CRIMINAL COURT TO BE CONVENED p. 5 June 1, 1931 HD

DEATHS - FUNDERBURK, JAMES (DR.) FORMER CITY MISSION DIRECTOR DIES p. 3A March 10, 2007 HD

DEATHS - GILLENWATERS, JAMES SOLDIERS OF '76 TO HAVE MARKER: FIVE EARLY PATRIOTS TO BE REINTERRED IN METHODIST CEMETERY IN GUYANDOTTE p.2 October 4, 1929 HD

DEATHS - GLOVER, LEONARD H. DOUGLASS HIGH PRINCIPAL, DIES [LEONARD H. GLOVER] p. 6 December 17, 1972 HA

DEATHS - GULLICKSON, OTTO ANDREW FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR GULLICKSON, VETERAN MU TEACHER p.15 February 4, 1966 HD

DEATHS - HAGANS, H.A. BANDIT'S PAL DEAD [JAMES GANG] p.4 January 7, 1912 HD

DEATHS - HALL, J.W. (REV.) FUNERAL SERVICES HELP FOR REV. HALL [KY] p. 6 April 17, 1938 HA

DEATHS - HERRENKOHL, OTTO (DR.) YOUNG SURGEON DIES IN GA October 25, 1918 HD

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DEATHS - HERRENKOHL, OTTO (DR.) HERRENKOHL FUNERAL October 26, 1918 HD

DEATHS - HOITASH, FREDERICK J. (DR.) DR. HOITASH FOUND DEAD IN CAR ON 8TH ST. ROAD p.1 & 6 November 30, 1952 HD

DEATHS - HOITASH, FREDERICK J. (DR.) DR. HOITASH RITES TODAY p.18 December 1, 1952 HD

DEATHS - KINCAID, ERNEST GUYANDOT RIVER CLAIMS YOUTH June 20, 1931 HD

DEATHS - LOVE, CHARLES SOLDIERS OF '76 TO HAVE MARKER: FIVE EARLY PATRIOTS TO BE REINTERRED IN METHODIST CEMETERY IN GUYANDOTTE p.2 October 4, 1929 HD

DEATHS - LOVE, SAMUEL E. SAMUEL E. LOVE, ATTORNEY, DIES: SUCCUMBS IN HOSPITAL TO PARALYTIC STROKE SUFFERED IN STORE p. 1 November 4, 1933 HD

DEATHS - LOVE, SUSANNAH SOLDIERS OF '76 TO HAVE MARKER: FIVE EARLY PATRIOTS TO BE REINTERRED IN METHODIST CEMETERY IN GUYANDOTTE p.2 October 4, 1929 HD

DEATHS - MARSHALL, JOHN JOHN MARSHALL DIES; FORMER DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL p.15 February 4, 1966 HD

DEATHS - MCCLAIN, MARY E. BURKE WIDOW OF MORTICIAN DIES AT 87 [MARY E. BURKE MCCLAIN] p.7 June 29, 1959 HD

DEATHS - MCGHEE, R.M. DEATHS p.2 January 1, 1931 HD

DEATHS - McINTYRE, OSCAR ODD McINTYRE FUNERAL SERVICES ATTRACT CITY, RURAL FOLK p. 1 February 17, 1938 HD

DEATHS - McINTYRE, OSCAR ODD THRONG IS SILENT AS BODY OF FAMED COLUMNIST ARRIVES p. 8 February 17, 1938 HD

DEATHS - MINTER, WILLIAM EDWIN W.E. MINTER DIES; FOUNDED SUPPLY FIRMS p.2 June 7, 1952 HD

DEATHS - MOOTZ, DANIEL F. D.F. MOOTZ DIES; PASTRY SHOP OWNER p.24 January 17, 1952 HD

DEATHS - MORRIS, JOHN SOLDIERS OF '76 TO HAVE MARKER: FIVE EARLY PATRIOTS TO BE REINTERRED IN METHODIST CEMETERY IN GUYANDOTTE p.2 October 4, 1929 HD

DEATHS - MORRIS, MARGARET SOLDIERS OF '76 TO HAVE MARKER: FIVE EARLY PATRIOTS TO BE REINTERRED IN METHODIST CEMETERY IN GUYANDOTTE p.2 October 4, 1929 HD

DEATHS - PEMBERTON, ANDREW CIVIL WAR VET TAKEN BY DEATH p. 11 October 22, 1936 HA

DEATHS - PEYTON, FRANK (CHILD OF) DEATH FROM PEANUT SHELL February 11, 1902 HA

DEATHS - PORTER, CHARLES BOLT STRIKES WHEN THEY SEEK SHELTER p. 1-2 June 21, 1931 HD

DEATHS - PROCTOR, A.T. (ALFRED TORBERT) A.T. PROCTOR DIES SUDDENLY AT HOME HERE: HEART ATTACK PROVES FATAL TO WELL KNOWN PHOTOGRAPHER p. 1 October 29, 1933 HD

DEATHS - PROCTOR, A.T. (ALFRED TORBERT) DEATH OF A.T. PROCTOR CLOSES BRILLIANT PHOTOGRAPHY CAREER October 30, 1933 HD

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DEATHS - PROCTOR, A.T. (ALFRED TORBERT) OBITUARY October 31, 1933 HD

DEATHS - QUALLS, MALESSIA MRS. QUALLS' RITES WILL BE HELD TODAY [KY] p. 6 April 17, 1938 HA

DEATHS - SEXTON, CATHERINE VA DOCTOR HERE, WIFE DIE IN WRECK: SEXTONS PERISH IN JERSEY FIRE p. 1 May 8, 1965 HD

DEATHS - SEXTON, EDWARD V. (DR.) VA DOCTOR HERE, WIFE DIE IN WRECK: SEXTONS PERISH IN JERSEY FIRE p. 1 May 8, 1965 HD

DEATHS - SHY, JESSIE INJURIES ARE FATAL TO MISS JESSIE SHY January 17, 1963 HD

DEATHS - STANLEY, ISAAC MARION I.M. STANLEY, 60, DIES SUDDENLY: WELL KNOWN RESTAURANT MAN IS VICTIM OF HARDENED ARTERIES p.2 January 1, 1931 HD

DEATHS - STEPHENSON, CONLEY TRAGEDY MARS PICNIC PARTY June 22, 1931 HD

DEATHS - TUCKER, WILLIAM JOSEPHUS TUCKER RITES ARE ARRANGED: SERVICES FOR 91-YEAR-OLD CIVIL WAR VETERAN TO BE HELD TOMORROW p. 5 March 28, 1932 HD

DEATHS - VENTLEY, DALLAS TOT 15 MONTS OLD FATALLY BURNED December 2, 1927 HD

DEATHS - WAUGH, ARNOLD LAD, 13, KILLED AS BROTHER, 17, DROPS SHOTGUN ON BRIDGE September 23, 1923 HD

DEATHS - WHITT, EDNA FERGUSON, 81 MRS. EDNA F. WHITT IS DEATH VICTIM [KY] p. 6 April 17, 1938 HA

DEATHS - WOODWORTH, A.H. DEATH CLAIMS A.H. WOODWORTH A FORMER MAYOR OF HUNTINGTON p.1 March 26, 1904 HH

DISABILITIES HUNTINGTON BOASTS STATE'S FIRST ORAL SPEECH DEPARTMENT: OLEY SCHOOL PROJECT DURING FOUR YEARS HAS DEVELOPED 30 CHILDREN FROM MUTES TO NEARLY NORMAL March 27, 1932 MEMBERS OF SOCIETY p. 10 HD

DISASTERS - HAWKS NEST TUNNEL HAWKS NEST WORKER GRAVES LAY FORGOTTEN FOR DECADES February 24, 2008 CG

1800 ARE DROWNED: STEAMER TITANIC, ON HER MAIDEN VOYAGE, GOES DOWN AND GREATEST MARINE DISASTER IN HISTORY IS DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE April 16, 1912 HD RECORDED... A HUNTINGTON COUPLE PROBABLY AMONG VICTIMS p. 1 & 6

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 2,5,6,7,8,9 April 17, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1-3,6-8 April 18, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1,3,5,7-11 April 19, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1-11 April 20, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1,4-7: SECT. 2 - 1,2,5 April 21, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1-4, 7-8 April 23, 1912 HD

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DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1,3-9 April 24, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1-8 April 25, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 3,5,7,10 April 26, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1,4,10 April 27, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1,4 - SECT. 3 PAGES 1,3,5,7 April 28, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1,3,5,6 April 30, 1912 HD

ISMAY TRIES TO SCATTER BLAME FOR THE DISASTER SAYS CAPTAIN ALONE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR DISREGARDING WARNINGS DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE May 1, 1912 HD ABOUT ICEBERGS PUTS BLAME ON MARCONI COMPANY FOR DELAY IN GIVING PUBLIC NEWS OF SINKING OF THE TITANIC p. 1 & 4 MANY BODIES WERE BURIED AT SEA BY MISTAKE IN MESSAGE: FUNERAL SHIP ARRIVES WITH 190 BODIES OF TITANIC DISASTER DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE May 1, 1912 HD VICTIMS: 116 BODIES WERE BURIED AT SEA: CAPTAIN SUPPOSED FOR SOME TIME HE WAS TO BURY ALL BODIES FOUND p. 1 & 3 HOPES OF MANY ARE SHATTERED: RELATIVES OF TITANIC VICTIMS DISAPPOINTED: SIXTY OF THE BODIES BROUGHT IN BY STEAMER DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE May 2, 1912 HD REMAIN UNIDENTIFIED IN IMPROVISED MORGUE p.3 CABLE SHIP WITH 15 BODIES WILL DOCK MONDAY MORNING: BODY OF CHARLES M. HAYS IS AMONG RECOVERED: BODIES THAT REMAIN DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE May 3, 1912 HD IN HALIFAX TO BE BURIED TODAY AT CEMETERIES OVERLOOKING SEA p.2

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 2,13 May 3, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 10-11 May 7, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE TITANIC VICTIMS DIED OF EXPOSURE p.4 May 7, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 1-3,6-8 May 8, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE WHY TITANIC BOATS WERE NOT FILLED p. 7 May 11, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE NEW YORK NOT MAKING MONEY FROM TITANIC p. 1 May 12, 1912 HD

MANY IRISH WENT DOWN ON TITANIC: LARGE NUMBER WERE COMING TO AMERICA TO SEEK FORTUNES: IS USED AS ARGUMENT BY DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE May 14, 1912 HD ANTI-EMMIGRATION LEAGUE: SUFFERING UNDER LANDLORDS CAUSED BEGINNING OF BIG EXODUS p.11

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MORE TITANIC VICTIMS RECOVERED FROM SEA p.8 May 14, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 8,11 May 15, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE MISCELLANESOUS ARTICLES FOUND IN HERALD-DISPATCH ON PAGES 6-7 May 16, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE LAST COMMAND FROM CAPTAIN OF TITANIC 'DO BEST YOU CAN FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN' WAS SMITH'S MEGAPHONE MESSAGE p.9 May 18, 1912 HD

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL LIVING CAPTAIN CONDEMNED WITH HERO OF TITANIC SENATE COMMITTEE ARRAIGNS CAPTAIN OF CALIFORNIA FOR HIS NEGLIGENCE: DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE May 29, 1912 HD ALL LIVES MIGHT HAVE BEEN SAVED: CAPT. SMITH DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR FAILURE TO HEED WARNINGS AT ICEBURGS p.1 & 3

DISASTERS - TITANIC - NEWS COVERAGE ISMAY EXONERATED IN ENGLISH COURT: EXCESSIVE SPEED BLAMED FOR DISASTER BY BRITISH INVESTIGATORS p.3 August 1, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - GRAHAM, W.T. (MRS.) MRS. GRAHAM SAVED p.4 April 17, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - PERRY, M.H. TITANIC SURVIVOR DOING TIME HERE p. 12 July 19, 1913 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES 1800 ARE DROWNED - STEAMER TITANIC ON HER MAIDEN VOYAGE, GOES DOWN AND GREATEST MARINE DISASTER IN HISTORY IS RECORDED; ... A HUNTINGTON COUPLE PROBABLY April 16, 1912 AMONG VICTIMS p. 1 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES HOPES SHATTERED: FOURTEEN HUNDRED HUMAN LIVES WERE LOST WITH STEAMER TITANIC; MRS. LUCIAN SMITH AMONG SAVED p. 1 April 16, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MRS. SMITH AMONG THOSE SAVED p. 1 April 16, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES NO NEWS FROM LUCIAN P. SMITH AND BRIDE MISS HUGHES WHO WERE ON ILL-FATED SHIP p. 1 April 16, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES NO NEWS FROM LUCIAN P. SMITH AND HIS BRIDE MISS HUGHES WHO WERE ON ILL-FATED TRIP p.1 April 16, 1912 HD

ALL ON BOARD TITANIC PERISHED EXCEPT FEW HUNDRED RESCUED BY STEAMER CARPATHIA: HOPE HAS PRACTICALLY BEEN ABANDONED FOR LUCIAN P. DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES April 17, 1912 HD SMITH; MRS. SMITH SAVED p. 1

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES LUCIAN P. SMITH p. 1/4 April 17, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES LUCIAN P. SMITH LOST LIFE IN WRECK OF THE TITANIC p. 1 April 17, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MRS. SMITH'S NAME GIVEN IN LIST OF TITANIC SURVIVORS p. 2 & 6 April 17, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MRS. SMITH'S NAME GIVEN IN THE LIST OF TITANIC SURVIVORS p. 2/6 April 17, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES PARENTS TO MEET WIDOWED DAUGHTER p. 1 April 17, 1912 HA

CARPATHIA GROPING HER WAY THROUGH FOG TOWARD NEW YORK: HER WIRELESS TODAY AS SILENT AS THAT OF STRICKEN TITANIC DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES April 18, 1912 HA p. 1

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES "AMERICAN MEN DIED LIKE HEROES" SAYS MRS. SMITH ON HER ARRIVAL p. 1/4 April 19, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES AMERICAN MEN DIED LIKE HEROES SAYS MRS. SMITH OF HER ARRIVAL p.1 April 19, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES LOVE AND DEVOTION IN FINAL PARTING p. 1 April 19, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MRS. LUCIEN SMITH TELLS STORY p. 1 April 19, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MRS. SMITH WILL ARRIVE ON SUNDAY p. 1 April 19, 1912 HA

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DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES SYMPATHY HEARD FOR MR. AND MRS. HUGHES p. 5 April 19, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES SYMPATHY HEARD FOR MR. AND MRS. HUGHES p.5 April 19, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES DID NOT WAIT UNTIL LIFE BOATS WERE FILLED p.2 April 20, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MRS. SMITH GIVES GRAPHIC DETAIL OF TITANIC DISASTER p. 1 April 20, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MRS. SMITH WILL ARRIVE IN HUNTINGTON SUNDAY AFTERNOON: TELLS OF TERRIBLE TRAGEDY p.1 April 20, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MRS. SMITH WILL ARRIVE IN HUNTINGTON SUNDAY AFTERNOON; TELLS OF TERRIBLE TRAGEDY p. 1 April 20, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES STATEMENT OF HUNTINGTON SURVIVOR OF TITANIC DISASTER READ BEFORE SENATE p.1 April 20, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES WAS GIVEN ALL POSSIBLE AID p. 1 April 20, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES LEFT HOME AS BRIDE BUT WILL RETURN TODAY AS WIDOW p.1 April 21, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MRS. L.P. SMITH IS NOW AT HOME p. 5 April 22, 1912 HA

YOUNG WIDOW ARRIVES HOME: LARGE CROWD AT DEPOT WHEN MRS. SMITH CAME: CONDITION IS SUCH THAT SHE HAS NOT YET BEEN DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES April 23, 1912 HD ABLE TO GIVE COMPLETE STATEMENT p.4

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES BRIDEGROOM WHO DIED 'NEATH WAVES p. 1 April 24, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES COMMITTEE WILL HEAR HER STORY p. 1 April 24, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MEMORIAL SERVICE TO BE HELD FOR LUCIAN P. SMITH p. 1/4 April 24, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES OFFICIAL DEATH LIST IS 1652 p. 1 April 25, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES HOPE TO FIND BODY OF SMITH p. 7 April 28, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES SMITH'S BODY NOT FOUND p. 3 April 30, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES QUEST FOR BODY WAS FRUITLESS p. 3 May 3, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MEMORIAL FOR LUCIEN SMITH p. 12 May 8, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES SMITH MEMORIAL ON NEXT SUNDAY p. 1 May 8, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MEMORIAL TO BE HELD SUNDAY: IN CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH FOR LUCIEN P. SMITH p. 12 May 12, 1912 HD

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DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES MEMORIAL FOR LUCIEN SMITH p. 5 May 13, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES ELOQUENT WORKDS AT THE SMITH MEMORIAL p. 5/10 May 15, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES SECOND TITANIC WIDOW EXPECTS POST-HUMOUS HEIR (pic) P.6 November 21, 1912 HD

MRS. SMITH GIVES BIRTH TO A SON: POSTHUHOUS HEIR BORN TO HUNTINGTON WOMAN: WHOSE HUSBAND PERISHED IN TITANIC DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES November 30, 1912 HD DISASTER - MOTHER AND BABY ARE DOING NICELY p.3

DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES SECOND TITANIC BABY (pic) p.1 December 6, 1912 HD

MRS. L.P. SMITH TITANIC WIDEW, ASKS DAMAGES CLAIM AGAINST STEAMSHIP COMPANY MADE BY HUNTINGTON WIDOW WHOSE DISASTERS - TITANIC SURVIVOR - SMITH, ELOISE HUGHES February 28, 1913 HD HUSBAND DIED IN OCEAN TRAGEDY p.3

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - KEMP, HARRY (NEPHEW OF) NEPHEW OF KEMP A TITANIC VICTIM p. 10 May 10, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. 1800 ARE DROWNED - STEAMER TITANIC ON HER MAIDEN VOYAGE, GOES DOWN AND GREATEST MARINE DISASTER IN HISTORY IS RECORDED; ... A HUNTINGTON COUPLE PROBABLY April 16, 1912 AMONG VICTIMS p. 1 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. NO NEWS FROM LUCIAN P. SMITH AND HIS BRIDE MISS HUGHES WHO WERE ON ILL-FATED TRIP p.1 April 16, 1912 HD

ALL ON BOARD TITANIC PERISHED EXCEPT FEW HUNDRED RESCUED BY STEAMER CARPATHIA: HOPE HAS PRACTICALLY BEEN ABANDONED FOR LUCIAN P. DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. April 17, 1912 HD SMITH; MRS. SMITH SAVED p. 1 ALL ON BOARD TITANIC PERISHED EXCEPT FEW HUNDRED RESCUED BY STEAMER CARPATHIA: HOPE HAS PRACTICALLY BEEN DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. April 17, 1912 HD ABANDONED FOR LUCIAN P. SMITH; MRS. SMITH SAVED: DEATH LIST WILL EXCEED 1500 p. 1

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. LUCIAN P. SMITH p. 1/4 April 17, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. LUCIAN P. SMITH LOST LIFE IN WRECK OF THE TITANIC p. 1 April 17, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. LUCIAN P. SMITH LOST LIFE IN WRECK OF THE TITANIC p. 1 & 4 April 17, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. MRS. SMITH'S NAME GIVEN IN THE LIST OF TITANIC SURVIVORS p. 2/6 April 17, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. EASTER BALL IS CALLED OFF OWING TO SEA TRAGEDY p.1 & 3 April 18, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. "AMERICAN MEN DIED LIKE HEROES" SAYS MRS. SMITH ON HER ARRIVAL p. 1/4 April 19, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. SYMPATHY HEARD FOR MR. AND MRS. HUGHES p. 5 April 19, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. SYMPATHY HEARD FOR MR. AND MRS. HUGHES p.5 April 19, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. MRS. SMITH WILL ARRIVE IN HUNTINGTON SUNDAY AFTERNOON; TELLS OF TERRIBLE TRAGEDY p. 1 April 20, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. STATEMENT OF HUNTINGTON SURVIVOROF TITANIC BEFORE SENATE p. 1 April 20, 1912 HD

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DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. DID NOT WAIT UNTIL LIFE-BOATS WERE FILLED p.1 April 21, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. LEFT HOME AS BRIDE BUT WILL RETURN TODAY AS WIDOW p. 1 April 21, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. YOUNG WIDOW ARRIVES HOME p. 4 April 23, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. BRIDEGROOM WHO DIED 'NEATH WAVES p. 1 April 24, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. MEMORIAL SERVICE TO BE HELD FOR LUCIAN P. SMITH p. 1/4 April 24, 1912 HD

MEMORIAL SERVICE TO BE HELD FOR LUCIAN P. SMITH: TRIBUTE WILL BE PAID TO MEMORY OF YOUNG BRIDEGROOM WHO LOST LIFE DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. April 24, 1912 HD AT SEA p. 1 & 4

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. OFFICIAL DEATH LIST IS 1652 p. 1 April 25, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. HOPE TO FIND BODY OF SMITH Sect. 3 p.7 April 28, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. SMITH'S BODY NOT FOUND p.3 April 30, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. QUEST FOR BODY WAS FRUITLESS p. 3 May 3, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. MEMORIAL FOR LUCIEN SMITH p. 12 May 8, 1912 HD

MEMORIAL FOR LUCIEN SMITH TO BE HELD SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH: FOLLOWING SERVICES MRS. SMITH WILL GO DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. May 8, 1912 HD TO MORGANTOWN WHERE ESTATE WILL BE SETTLED p.12

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. SMITH MEMORIAL ON NEXT SUNDAY p. 1 May 8, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. MEMORIAL TO BE HELD SUNDAY IN CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH FOR LUCIEN P. SMITH Sect. 2 p.12 May 12, 1912 HD

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. MEMORIAL FOR LUCIEN SMITH p. 5 May 13, 1912 HA

LARGE CROWD FOR MEMORIAL RITES: IMPRESSIVE SERMON BY REV. C.H. BASS: MANY WHO ATTENDED BRILLIANT WEDDING WERE DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. May 14, 1912 HD PRESENT AT SERVICE OF SORROW p.10

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. ELOQUENT WORDS AT SMITH MEMORIAL p. 5 May 15, 1912 HA

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. ELOQUENT WORDS AT THE SMITH MEMORIAL p. 5/10 May 15, 1912 HA

MRS. L.P. SMITH TITANIC WIDEW, ASKS DAMAGES CLAIM AGAINST STEAMSHIP COMPANY MADE BY HUNTINGTON WIDOW WHOSE DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - SMITH, LUCIAN P. February 28, 1913 HD HUSBAND DIED IN OCEAN TRAGEDY p.3

DISASTERS - TITANIC VICTIM - STEWART, ALBERT GALLIPOLIS MAN LOST HIS LIFE p. 2 April 18, 1912 HD

DISEASES - DIPTHERIA DIPTHERIA: NUMEROUS CASES IN TRI-STATE TOWNS AND SEVERAL DEATHS HAVE BEEN REPORTED p.3 October 25, 1911 HD

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DISEASES - DIPTHERIA DIPTHERIA: EPIDEMIC OF DREAD MALADY HAS BROKEN OUT IN LINCOLN COUNTY p.4 November 21, 1911 HD

DISEASES - FLESH EATING BACTERIA RARE BACTERIA INFECTS MAN FROM KANAWHA March 1, 1995 HD

DISEASES - GRIP GRIP EPIDEMIC RIDDLES FORCE January 8, 1916 HD

DISEASES - GRIP GRIP IS EPIDEMIC IN CITY, NOT PRODUCING EXTENSIVE MORTALITY January 8, 1916 HD

DISEASES - INFANTILE PARALYSIS INFANT DISEASE HERE: PHYSICIAN WARNS OF BREAKING OUT OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS IN CITY OF HUNTINGTON p.3 July 31, 1918 HD

DISEASES - INFANTILE PARALYSIS QUARANTINE LIFTED [CLARKSBURG] AUTHORITIES OF BELIEF INFANTILE PARALYSIS PLAGUE IS DYING OUT p.2 September 25, 1918 HD

DISEASES - POLIO POLIO FORCES SHUTDOWN AT POMEROY HIGH p. 1 September 15, 1952 DND

DISEASES - POLIO POLIO VICTIMS AT MORRIS MEMORIAL CAN SMILE (pic) p. 3 February 3, 1953 DND

DISEASES - SMALL POX SMALL POX BREAKS OUT IN CEREDO February 16, 1900

DISEASES - SMALLPOX SMALLPOX April 15, 1901 HA

DISEASES - SMALLPOX PEST HOUSE IS BADLY NEEDED: SMALL POX SITUATION NOT REASSURING p.10 July 30, 1918 HD

TUBERCULOSIS IS CAUSE OF GREATEST NUMBER OF DEATHS: 38 VICTIMS OF WHITE PLAGUE IN HUNTINGTON LAST YEAR: TYPHOID DISEASES - TUBERCULOSIS May 21, 1912 HD FEVER WAS SECOND GREATEST DANGER - 455 DEATHS IN CITY LAST YEAR p.10

DISEASES - TYPHOID FEVER TYPHOID FEVER SEASON HERE p. 2 August 28, 1913 HD

DISEASES - TYPHOID FEVER FEVER IN CHARLESTON: WARNING IS ISSUED THAT CITY WATER SUPPLY MAY BE CONTAMINATED p.2 August 3, 1918 HD

DISEASES - YELLOW FEVER YELLOW FEVER OUTBREAK IN OHIO VALLEY REPORTED IN 1878 PAPER June 6, 1955

DIVORCES - ROBERTS / ROBERTS BESSIE ROBERTS vs. CARL ROBERTS - ABSOLUTE DIVORCE - CUSTODY OF CHILD GIVEN TO MOTHER March 11, 1927

DECISION TO MAKE STATE A RENO? WEST VA MAY RIVAL NEVADA IN DIVORCE MATTERS: ONLY NECESSARY FOR ONE OF PARTIES IN DIVORCES - WEST VIRGINIA December 23, 1911 HD DIVORCE ACTION TO BE A RESIDENT OF STATE FOR YEAR p.5 BROOKE COUNTY IS LOOKED TO NOW AS EASTERN RENO: FOR MANY UNHAPPY MARRIED COUPLES WHO DESIRE DIVORCE DECREES DIVORCES - WEST VIRGINIA January 13, 1912 HD p.3

EDUCATION - CURRICULUM McGUFFY'S READER IS ABANDONED July 17, 1901

EDUCATION - TEACHING EVOLUTION EVOLUTION GIVEN SEVERE FLAYING BY COL. VINSON p. 4 July 25, 1925 HD

ELECTIONS - 1912 1912 ELECTION: DETAILED VOTE BY PRECINCTS p.1 May 15, 1912 HD

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ELECTIONS - 1918 LOCAL CANDIDATES (photos) p.26-27 March 24, 1918 HD

ELECTIONS - HUNTINGTON - MAYORAL THOMPSON GIVES PLEDGE TO CLEAN HUNTINGTON IF ELECTED MAYOR p. 1 July 28, 1952 DND

ENTERTAINERS - CLOONEY, ROSEMARY (ROSEMARY) CLOONEY MAKES SCREEN DEBUT IN REAL STYLE p. 10 October 8, 1952 DND

ENTERTAINERS - DRU, JOANNE JOANNE DRU IS WINNING TOUGH FINANCIAL BATTLE p. 35 July 12, 1953 HA

ENTERTAINERS - MURPHY, AUDIE CRASH KILLS HERO AUDIE MURPHY p. 1 June 1, 1971 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA MUS-TUR-PEP (adv.) p.10 March 4, 1918 HD

DECREASE SEEN IN PNEUMONIA CASES: HEALTH OF TROOPS CONTINUES SATISFACTORY: DEATHS AMONG MEN IN TRAINING CAMPS EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA March 14, 1918 HD DURING LAST WEEK, HOWEVER, SHOW INCREASE OF THREE p.8

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA THE RED CROSS NURSE (adv.) Sect. 2 p.1 May 12, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS (adv.) p.6 August 8, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA 52 DIE IN JULY: MORTUARY STATISTICS FOR MONTH NOT ABNORMAL, SAYS MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES p.6 August 16, 1918 HD

DRASTIC STEPS TO STOP 'INFLU' ARE CONSIDERED: SPREAD IS SO RAPID THAT PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE GROWING ALARMED: EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA September 26, 1918 HD 5324 CASES REPORTED IN DAY FROM CAMPS p.1

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA NO CASE OF SPANISH 'INFLU' SAYS HEALTH DEPARTMENT p.8 September 28, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA WOMEN OFFER TO FIGHT DISEASE: HUNTINGTON NURSES VOLUNTEER TO COMBAT INFLUENZA p.9 September 30, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA 160 DIE AT CAMP FROM INFLUENZA p.4 October 3, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA MOST 'FLU' CASES ARE OF MILD TYPE p.8 October 4, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA INFLUENZA WAY STILL SPREADING p.1 October 5, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA WANT NURSES FOR INFLUENZA CASES p.5 October 5, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA TWO ARE DEAD FROM DISEASE p.20 October 6, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA INFLUENZA GRIPS CITY, HEALTH BODY AFFIRMS ORDER OF COMMISSIONER p.6 October 7, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA URGE DOCTORS TO MAKE REPORTS ON FLU CASES p.2 October 9, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA 16 WVA SOLDIERS DIE AT CAMP MEAD p.1 October 10, 1918 HD

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EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SURVEY OF CITY IS MADE TO DISCOVER EXTENT OF PLAGUE p.6 October 10, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA TWO MORE DEATHS FROM INFLUENZA p. October 10, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA 1397 FLU VICTIMS REPORTED AS RESULT OF SURVEY OF CITY p.12 October 11, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SPANISH INFLUENZA -- WHAT IS IT AND HOW SHOULD IT BE TREATED p. October 11, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA HEALTH SITUATION IN CITY IS ADMITTED TO BE SERIOUS p.10 October 12, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA 2000 CASES OF FLU IN CITY IS LATE ESTIMATE p.18 October 13, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA CITY HEALTH OFFICER GIVES COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE FLU p.14 October 13, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA INFLUENZA CLAIMS MANY MORE LIVES p.18 October 13, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA ASHLAND HAS EIGHT DEATHS p.6 October 14, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FLU SITUATION NOT CONTROLLED, MANY NEW CASES p.10 October 14, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC CONTINUES TO TAKE TOLL OF LIVES HERE p.10 October 14, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA CALL FOR NURSES IS URGENT: WILL INAUGURATE SURVEY HERE p.8 October 15, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA EVERY HOUSE WITH INFLUENZA MUST BE PLACARDED AT ONCE p.5 October 15, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FLU' INTENSELY CATCHING ALSO IMMENSELY DANGEROUS p.12 October 15, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA HEAVY DEATH TOLL IS TAKEN BY EPIDEMIC p. 1-2 October 16, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA NEED AUTOMOBILES TO COMBAT EPIDEMIC p.5 October 16, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA HOW TO USE VICK'S VAPORUB IN TREATING SPANISH INFLUENZA p.6 October 17, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA DEATH FOLLOWS WAKE OF PLAGUE IN GALLIPOLIS p.2 October 18, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA HUNTINGTON GOING AFTER FLU WITH CHARACTERISTIC SPIRIT p.2 October 18, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA MAYOR DEVELOPS GRIPPE-PNEUMONIA (LEON S. WILES) P.12 October 18, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA REPORT EARLY URGES DR. HAWES p.2 October 18, 1918 HD

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EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA TEN DEATHS ARE TOLL OF PLAGUE IN DAY'S COURSE p.1-2 October 18, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA LAUNDRY WORKERS GREATLY NEEDED; CALL VOLUNTEERS p.3 October 19, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA LESS NEW CASES MORE PNEUMONIA; FLU IS SERIOUS p.1-2 October 19, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA TEN MORE DEATHS HERE DURING DAY p.1-2 October 19, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA CITY'S DEAD MAYOR WILL BE BORNE TO HIS BOYHOOD HOME (LEON S. WILES) p.20 October 20, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA DOCTORS' ILLNESS CAUSES TROUBLE P.10 October 20, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA I HAVE - HAVE YOU? SIGNS MEAN MUCH p.10 October 20, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA PEAK OF EPIDEMIC NOT YET REACHED AMONG CIVILIANS P.12 October 20, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA PLAGUE STILL GLEANING TOLL OF LIVES HERE p.1 & 12 October 20, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SAVE MORE LIVES! NURSES BIG NEED p.1-2 October 20, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SULPHUR IN SHOES IS PREVENTIVE OF THE SPANISH FLU p.20 October 20, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SWITZER MADE MAYOR PROTEM BY COMMISSION p.5 October 20, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA THREE DEATHS IN KENOVA SATURDAY p.9 October 20, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA MORTALITY RATE DROPS; FOUR DEATHS p.3 October 21, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA OPTIMISM FADES; PLAGUE ADVANCES - NINE MORE ADDED TO NAMES OF PLAGUE DEAD p.1-2 October 22, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN AT ITS WORST TUESDAY: MORTALITY IS YET UNCHECKED IN HUNTINGTON p.1-2 October 23, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA OVER TWO HUNDRED NEW CASES REPORTED BY 23 PHYSICIANS: NINE MORE DEATHS ARE ADDED TO ROLL OF FLU DEATHS p.1-2 October 24, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA CURED INFLUENZA PATIENCE OUTNUMBERING NEW CASES: SEVEN DIE OF PLAGUE IN DAY, 55 DIE IN WEEK p.1-2 October 25, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA THOUGH NEW CASES MULTIPLY 'FLU' EPIDEMIC IS TIRING: ADD FIVE MORE TO DEATH LIST OF PLAGUE HERE p.1-2 October 26, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FLU CLOUDS BREAK HOPE RISING HERE: EIGHT DIE FROM PLAGUE DURING 24-HOUR PERIOD p.1-2 October 27, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA TEN DEATHS CAUSED SUNDAY p.6 October 28, 1918 HD

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EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FIFTEEN MORE HOMES ADDED TO INFLUENZA LIST MONDAY: TOLL OF DEATH FROM EPIDEMIC PLACED AT 117 p.3 October 29, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA INFLUENZA TOLL FOR TUESDAY IS ESTIMATED AT 4 p.6 October 30, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA 7 HUNTINGTON RESIDENTS ARE TAKEN p.6 October 31, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA MAJOR HATFIELD LEAVES FOR CAMP [DR. HENRY D. HATFIELD / CAMP GREENE - CHARLOTTE, NC.] p.6 November 1, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SEVEN MORE ADDED TO DEATH LIST IN PLAGUE p.7 November 1, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA CITY NOW WELL PAST CREST OF EPIDEMIC WAVE p.3 November 2, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA MORE FUNERALS IN MONTH THAN BEFORE IN ANY FOUR YEARS p.6 November 2, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE HOUSING p.2 November 2, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA HOGS NOW HAVE THE FLU SYMPTOMS IDENTICAL TO THOSE SHOWN IN PEOPLE p.12 November 3, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA INFLUENZA'S GRIP ON CITY IS NOW LOOSENING RAPIDLY p.20 November 3, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SIX OTHERS ARE ADDED TO TOLL FROM INFLUENZA p.3 November 3, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA EVERY CALL FOR NURSES FOR INFLUENZA PATIENTS FILLED p.5 November 4, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FOUR MORE ADDED TO TOLL DURING SUNDAY p.10 November 4, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA HUMOR FLASHES IN FLU CIRCLES p.2 November 5, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA REMOVAL OF QUARANTINE MAY BEGIN BY FIRST OF NEXT WEEK p.2 November 5, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SIX OTHERS ARE NUMBERED AMONG EPIDEMIC VICTIMS p.5 November 5, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA A NOTE ON THE EPIDEMIC p.4 November 6, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FIVE DIE FROM INFLUENZA IN PAST 24 HOURS p.5 November 6, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA HOW TO FIGHT SPANISH INFLUENZA p.6 November 6, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA INCREASE OF 'FLU' AMONG SWINE HERE p.5 November 6, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SLOWING UP OF PRECAUTIONS MAY IMPERIAL ITS BETTERMENT p.12 November 6, 1918 HD

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EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA 341 CASES OF 'FLU' IN CITY AT THIS TIME p.3 November 7, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA 6 DEATHS FROM INFLUENZA REPORTED HERE p.8 November 7, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA DANGER AFTER SPANISH INFLUENZA OR GRIPPE p.5 November 7, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA DRUGGISTS STILL ASKED TO CONSERVE STOCKS OF VAPORUB NEEDED IN 'FLU' DISTRICTS p.6 November 8, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA INFLUENZA QUARANTINE WILL BE LIFTED SATURDAY MORNING: MOST DEPRESSING PERIOD IN CITY'S HISTORY NEARS END p.3 November 8, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA NO DEATHS FROM INFLUENZA TWENTY-FOUR HOURS: FIRST LETUP IN MORTALITY RATE IN THREE WEEKS p.10 November 8, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FLU' IS LICKED WELCOME NEWS OF COMMITTEE p.4 November 9, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA MALADY CLAIMS SEVEN VICTIMS PAST 36 HOURS p.3 November 9, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA THREE DIE OF INFLUENZA IN PAST 24 HOURS p.20 November 10, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA BUT TWO DEATHS FROM INFLUENZA p.10 November 11, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA HOPE STRENGTHENS THAT FLU IS ROUTED p.5 November 11, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FIGHT 'FLU', STOP 'GRIP' PAINS, CHEST COLDS AND PNEUMONIA USING NOSTRIOLA & MUS-TER-PEP p.10 November 14, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA THREE NEW 'FLU' CASES YESTERDAY p.10 November 14, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FLU' REFUSING TO RELEASE HOLD p.3 November 15, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SPANISH INFLUENZA p.6 November 15, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA OLD DOC EVANS SAYS 'FLU' EPIDEMIC WILL RETURN IN FEBRUARY Sect. 2 p.13 November 17, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SPANISH INFLUENZA p.3 November 17, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FLU BETTER BUT QUARANTINE ON p.6 November 19, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FLU EPIDEMIC HAS HIT POOR SEVERE BLOW p.10 November 19, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA CABELL COUNTY HOGS IN PERIL [SWINE FLU] p.5 November 21, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA DANGER AFTER SPANISH INFLUENZA OR GRIPPE p.6 November 21, 1918 HD

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EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FLU' STILL MAKING FLICKERING EFFORT p.2 November 21, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA INFLUENZA IS RAGING AT WAYNE p.8 November 21, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FIFTEEN NEW CASES OF 'FLU' REPORTED p.7 November 22, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA PLAGUE HAS CALLED OFF SECOND VISIT p.8 November 23, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SPANISH INFLUENZA BY DR. L.W. BONOS p.19 November 24, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA TO GET ALLEY OUT OF PEOPLE IS NEED SHOWN BY EPIDEMIC p.12 November 24, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SPANISH INFLUENZA p.9 November 27, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA FLU IS BLAMED p.2 November 30, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA SAY INFLUENZA 'BLACK PLAGUE' OF MIDDLE AGES p.8 (Sect. 2) December 1, 1918 HD

EPIDEMICS - 1918 INFLUENZA THE GREAT FLU EPIDEMIC OF 1918: WHEN SILENT DEATH STALKED THE CITY'S STREETS June 29, 1998 HA

EPIDEMICS - MUMPS MUMPS EPIDEMIC IN HUNTINGTON: HISTORIC MALADY IS CLAIMING MANY VICTIMS p.3 January 24, 1913 HD

EPIDEMICS - SMALLPOX SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC WAS A HEAVY BLOW: RECENT QUARANTINE p. 1 January 6, 1904 HH

EPIDEMICS - SMALLPOX MILTON TERRORIZED BY MAN ON STREET ILL OF SMALLPOX p. 1 January 11, 1904 HH

EPIDEMICS - SMALLPOX SMALLPOX CAUSES COURT TO ADJOURN p. 1 January 22, 1904 HH

EVENTS - BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST AND FAR EAST EXHIBITION CIRCUS COMING: BUFFALO BILL AND PAWNEE BILL'S WILD WEST CIRCUS WILL EXHIBIT IN HUNTINGTON ON JUNE 18 p.2 May 18, 1912 HD

EVENTS - BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST AND FAR EAST EXHIBITION BUFFALO BILL IS COMING: DOUBLE EXHIBITION CELEBRATES EVENT - THE WILD WEST AND FAR EAST p.7 May 29, 1912 HD

NOTED INDIAN FIGHTER HERE: MAJOR BURKE SAW REAL INDIAN WARFARE: HAS BEEN WITH BUFFALO BILL SINCE 1872 - HAS FRIENDS IN EVENTS - BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST AND FAR EAST EXHIBITION June 12, 1912 HD 48 STATES p.3 (adv.) BUFFALO BILL'S FAREWELL TO HUNTINGTON (BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST AND PAWNEE BILL'S FAR EAST COMBINED EXHIBITIONS) EVENTS - BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST AND FAR EAST EXHIBITION June 13, 1912 HD p.2

EVENTS - BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST AND FAR EAST EXHIBITION COL. CODY'S FAREWELL - A MARVELOUS WORK BY A MARVELOUS QUINTETTE, MAN, WOMAN, AND TRIO OF MAN'S TRUE FRIENDS p.10 June 13, 1912 HD

NO STREET PARADE: THE WILD WEST AND FAR EAST WILL NOT GIVE A STREET PAGEANT WHEN THE EXHIBITION VISITS THIS CITY EVENTS - BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST AND FAR EAST EXHIBITION June 16, 1912 HD Sect. 2 p.2

EVENTS - BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST AND FAR EAST EXHIBITION BIG WILD WEST SHOW IN HUNTINGTON TODAY. BIG DOUBLE ATTRACTION OF WILD WEST AND FAR EAST FEATURES IS NOW HERE p.8 June 18, 1912 HD

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EVENTS - BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST AND FAR EAST EXHIBITION BUFFALO BILL'S FAREWELL TOUR BIG SPECTACLE p. 7 June 18, 1912 HD

SEMI-CENTENNIAL WILL BE PLANNED BY COMMITTEE OF FIVE TO BE NAMED BY HAYS: FAVORABLE ACTION OF CELEBRATION OF CITY'S EVENTS - CABELL COUNTY SEMI-CENTENNIAL October 22, 1921 HD GOLDEN JUBILEE TAKEN YESTERDAY BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE p.2

EVENTS - CABELL COUNTY SESQUICENTENNIAL SESQUI SCHEDULE p.5 June 27, 1959 HA

EVENTS - CABELL COUNTY SESQUICENTENNIAL WORSHIP PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS SESQUI TODAY: CABELLARAMA PARADE OF CELEBRATION p.1 & 8 (pic) June 28, 1959 HD

EVENTS - CABELL COUNTY SESQUICENTENNIAL SESQUI NOW ONLY A MEMORY: CAN LOOK FORWARD TO 2009 p.1 July 5, 1959 HA

EVENTS - CHAUTAUQUA (1913) FINE FEATURES AT CHATAUQUA PLEASING MANY p. 3 July 1, 1913 HD

EVENTS - CHAUTAUQUA (1913) THE CHAUTAUQUA IS DISTINCTLY AMERICAN: ESTABLISHED IN 1873 BY BISHOP VINCENT p. 2 July 1, 1913 HD

EVENTS - CHAUTAUQUA (1913) KRYL'S BAND SCORED HIT AT CHAUTAUQUA p. 5 July 3, 1913 HD

EVENTS - CHAUTAUQUA (1914) 1914 CHAUTAUQUA IS NOW ASSURED p. 9 July 8, 1913 HD

CIRCUS GOOD WAS VERDICT: LARGE CROWDS SAW HAGENBACK WALLACE EXHIBITIONS: LEFT BEHIND THE RECOLLECTIONS OF BEING EVENTS - CIRCUS - HAGENBACK WALLACE May 1, 1912 HD ONE OF THE BEST SHOWS EVER SEEN IN THE CITY p.10 CIRCUS DAY IN ALL ITS GLORY: BLAZENS FORTH TO GLADDEN THE HEARTS OF ALL - HAGENBECK-WALLACE CIRCUS WILL PITCH TENTS EVENTS - CIRCUS - HAGENBECK-WALLACE April 30, 1912 HD AT SEVENTH STREET AND ELEVENTH AVENUE p.5

EVENTS - CIRCUS - POLICE RECREATION CENTER POLICE CIRCUS IS BOOKED FOR FIELD HOUSE FEB 3-5 p. 4 January 19, 1953 DND

EVENTS - CIRCUS - POLICE RECREATION CENTER TICKETS FOR POLICE BACKED CIRCUS GO ON SALE FRIDAY p. 3 January 27, 1953 DND

EVENTS - CIRCUS - POLICE RECREATION CENTER POLICE HELP KIDS ATTEND CIRCUS p. 9 January 29, 1953 DND

EVENTS - CIRCUS - POLLACK BROTHERS CIRCUS OPENS 3-DAY STAND HERE (POLACK BROTHERS CIRCUS) p. 5 (pics) February 3, 1953 DND

EVENTS - CIRCUS - RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM & BAILEY FAMOUS CIRCUS ARRIVES IN CITY FOR TWIN PERFORMANCE TODAY p. 9 July 17, 1931 HD

EVENTS - CIRCUS - SHAW'S BABOON CIRCUS BABOON CIRCUS: AND DEACON THE FAMILY MULE, WILL BE AT HIPPODROME FEATURE TONIGHT p.8 January 23, 1913 HD

EVENTS - CONCERT - HENRY FILLMORE (BAND DIRECTOR) HENRY FILLMORE TO LEAD MASSED BAND CONCERT: NATIONALLY KNOWN DIRECTOR TO BE ACCOMPANIED HERE BY NOTED DOG p. 2 May 3, 1932 HD

EVENTS - CONCERT - TUSKOGEE BAND FAMOUS BAND HERE: SPECIAL CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN TONIGHT IN BIGGS ARMORY BY TUSKOGEE BAND p. 4 July 30, 1913 HD

EVENTS - HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS FABULOUS GLOBETROTTERS SET FOR CAGE TILT HERE TONIGHT p. 14 November 24, 1952 DND

EVENTS - HOLIDAY ON ICE 1953 TOOK REAL PLANNING FOR HOLIDAY ON ICE p. 5 October 29, 1952 DND

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EVENTS - HOLIDAY ON ICE 1953 HOLIDAY ON ICE REAL THRILL FOR BOTH OLD, YOUNG ALIKE p. 4 October 31, 1952 DND

EVENTS - INDUSTRIAL SHOW PLAN HUGE 'INDUSTRIAL SHOW' FIRST IN HUNTINGTON'S HISTORY - EXPECT TEN THOUSAND VISITORS p.13 February 9, 1913 HD

FIFTY THOUSAND WILL ATTEND GREAT MUNICIPAL SHOW HERE: ELABORATE ARRANGEMENTS FOR HUNTINGTON'S FIRST EXPOSITION: EVENTS - INDUSTRIAL SHOW March 16, 1913 HD BIGGS ARMORY IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE p.16

EVENTS - INDUSTRIAL SHOW THOUSANDS WILL SEE MUNICIPAL SHOW TONIGHT BIGGS ARMORY IN HOLIDAY GARB FOR FIRST CITY EXPOSITION p.3 March 20, 1913 HD

EVENTS - INDUSTRIAL SHOW HUNTINGTON'S FIRST INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION OPENED LAST NIGHT IN A GREAT BLAZE OF GLORY p.1 & 3 March 21, 1913 HD

PARTY TRAVELING IN OLD STAGE COACH - OLD TIME STAGE COACH DRAWN BY FOUR HORSES ARRIVED IN HUNTINGTON SATURDAY AND ATTRACTED GREAT EVENTS - STAGE COACH October 22, 1911 HD DEAL OF ATTENTION - ARE VISITING HISTORIC SPOTS OF INTEREST IN RELIC OF PRIMITIVE AMERICAN CIVILIZATION p. 1

EVENTS - YOUNG BUFFALO BILL SHOW ANNIE OAKLEY: GREATEST RIFLE AND WING SHOT IN THE WORLD IS ONE OF STARS WITH YOUNG BUFFALO BILL SHOW p.9 September 3, 1911 HD

EVENTS - YOUNG BUFFALO BILL SHOW CIRCUS COMING: WILL BE HERE SEPTEMBER 15; IS ONE OF THE BEST ON THE ROAD p.2 September 7, 1911 HD

GREAT WILD WEST MADE REALISTIC: VIVIDLY PORTRAYED IN YOUNG BUFFALO BILL SHOW: EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD GIVEN EVENTS - YOUNG BUFFALO BILL SHOW September 15, 1911 HD OPPORTUNITY TO PEEP INTO PAGES OF HISTORY p.9 FRIDAY WAS REAL UNLUCKY DAY FOR YOUNG BUFFALO BILL WILD WEST SHOW: LATE IN ARRIVING AND THEN RAIN NECESSITATED EVENTS - YOUNG BUFFALO BILL SHOW September 16, 1911 HD CALLING OFF OF EVENING PERFORMANCE p.6

EXECUTIONS - CABELL COUNTY CABELL COUNTYS GREATEST TRAGEDY AND FIRST EXECUTED February 14, 1909

EXECUTIONS - HANGINGS - ADKINS, ARVIL PAUL HERALD-DISPATCH - MARCH 21-22, 1938 March 21-22, 1938 HD

EXECUTIONS - HANGINGS - BOOTH, ARNETT ALLAN HERALD-DISPATCH - MARCH 21-22, 1938 March 21-22, 1938 HD

EXECUTIONS - HANGINGS - HARRISON, ALLEN NOV 22, 1892 - IT WAS HANGING DAY IN HUNTINGTON p. A8 July 11, 1971 HA

EXECUTIONS - HANGINGS - HARRISON, ALLEN DENVER YOHO TELLS ABOUT A PUBLIC HANGING AT HUNTINGTON May 9, 1996 CR

EXECUTIONS - HANGINGS - SAWYERS, HARRY NEGRO HANGS NEXT MONTH FOR ATTACK ON MINGO WOMAN [VICTIM - MRS. CULLEN AMBURGY] March 25, 1926 WCN

EXECUTIONS - HANGINGS - TRAVIS, JOHN HERALD-DISPATCH - MARCH 21-22, 1938 March 21-22, 1938 HD

FAMILY - BALL TWO BROTHERS AND A SISTER SPAN 47-YEAR GAP AT ONA REUNION (pic - John, Frank, and Manie Wright Ball c/o Lafayette Ball) p.8 August 10, 1953 DND

FAMILY - BENNETT MRS. BENNETT IS KILLED IN WEST May 16, 1916

FAMILY - BLAKE GIFT OF MRS. BLAKES POWER FROM ASTRAL WORLD IS CLAIMED BY MRS. DORA COCHRAN HARRIS April 19, 1920

FAMILY - BOCOOK THREE DEATHS REPORTS KEEP POLICE BUSY September 12, 1977

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FAMILY - BOCOOK BOCOOK, JOHN HENRY, 67 (F/O JOHN GORDON BOCOOK) September 13, 1978

FAMILY - BOCOOK HOLLEY, ZENA M., 76 (M/O BARBARA BOCOOK) August 29, 1979

THREE FAMILIES ARE TRAVELING DOWN THE OHIO RIVER IN A HOUSE BOAT OF HUGE SIZE [JAMES DANLEY FAMILY - LEWIS BROOKS FAMILY - BROOKS September 22, 1911 HD FAMILY - HENRY BROOKS FAMILY] p.8

FAMILY - BRUMFIELD BRUMFIELD FAMILY HERE DATES BACK TO 1808 January 8, 1960 HD

FAMILY - BUFFINGTON BUFFINGTONS FELT FURY OF INDIANS p. A5 June 25, 1959 HD

FAMILY - CALDWELL CALDWELLS CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY May 28, 1921

FAMILY - CELIS WHAT'S IN YOUR NAME? (Sunday Magazine p. 6) December 6, 1970 HD

FAMILY - CRAWFORD HERE IS OLD RECORD OF CRAWFORD AND DAVIDSON FAMILIES p. 9 March 20, 1932 HD

THREE FAMILIES ARE TRAVELING DOWN THE OHIO RIVER IN A HOUSE BOAT OF HUGE SIZE [JAMES DANLEY FAMILY - LEWIS BROOKS FAMILY - DANLEY September 22, 1911 HD FAMILY - HENRY BROOKS FAMILY] p.8

FAMILY - DAVIDSON HERE IS OLD RECORD OF CRAWFORD AND DAVIDSON FAMILIES p. 9 March 20, 1932 HD

FAMILY - EMMONS NAME OF EMMONS WAS PROMINENT IN HISTORY February 24, 1946

FAMILY - ENSIGNS [FIRST FAMILIES] THE ENSIGNS: FOUNDERS OF AN INDUSTRY THAT GOT HUNTINGTON ROLLING p.3 December 16, 1976 HA

FAMILY - ENSLOW DR. ENSLOW RESIGNS FROM POST AT C&0 HOSPITAL September 16, 1915

FAMILY - ENSLOW THREE HUNTINGTON LAWYERS STARTED AT IRON FURNACE September 17, 1915

FAMILY - ENSLOW MRS. ENSLOW WILL GIVE HUNTINGTON FATHERS PORTRAIT October 19, 1915

FAMILY - ENSLOW MRS. ENSLOW MADE CHIEF BENEFICIARY OF HUSBANDS WILL February 14, 1917

FAMILY - FERGUSON SEEKING FORTUNE: FERGUSON FAMILY BELIEVE THEY HAVE INHERITED LARGE LEGACY FROM IRISH RELATIVE p.12 September 18, 1910 HD

FAMILY - FLETCHER WHAT'S IN YOUR NAME? (Sunday Magazine p. 6) November 22, 1970 HA

FAMILY - FOSTER FOSTER ESTATE VALUE IS FOUND NEAR $850,000 April 6, 1922

THREE PIONEERS OF ROME TOWNSHIP: THE GARDNERS, MORRISONS, AND WALTONS ALL CONTRIBUTED HEAVILY TO THE EARLY FAMILY - GARDNER April 17, 1938 HA DEVELOPMENT OF THIS OHIO COMMUNITY [Magazine Section] p. 2, 3 & 5

FAMILY - GARRETT THE REV. & MRS. W.D. (DYKE) & AUNT SALLIE GARRETT 70TH ANNIVERSARY February 19, 1937 HD

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FAMILY - HARVEY HUNTINGTON COUPLE TO CELEBRATE FIFTY YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE TODAY (MR. & MRS. HARRY C. HARVEY) April 25, 1928

FAMILY - HOBACK [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS January 24, 1980 WCN

FAMILY - HOBACK OUT OF THE PAST p.18 March 27, 1980 WCN

FAMILY - HOLDERBY [FIRST FAMILIES] 16TH STREET: HOLDERBY FAMILY A VITAL PART IN EXPANSION OF 16TH DISTRICT p. 2 January 29, 1953 DND

FAMILY - HOLDERBY [FIRST FAMILIES] THE HOLDERBYS: HUNTINGTON'S COMMERCIAL LIFE TIED TO THE FAMILY NAME p. 3 December 2, 1976 HA

FAMILY - HUGHES WOMEN OF HUNTINGTON READY FOR CITIZENSHIP (MRS. JAMES A. HUGHES) June 6, 1920

FAMILY - HUGHES MRS. ELOISE DANIEL UNDER KNIFE TODAY February 17, 1923

FAMILY - HUGHES MRS. ELOISE DANIELS & CAPT. CORT WED AT IRONTON April 10, 1923

FAMILY - HUGHES "HUNTINGTON WOMAN IS ROBBED OF COSTLY GEMS IN CALIFORNIA HOME - MARY ELOISE HUGHES CORT February 24, 1924

FAMILY - HUGHES GETS COMMISSION : LT. LUCIEN P. SMITH (Son of Mrs. Lewis H. Cort g/f James A. Hughes) April 24, 1927

FAMILY - HUME WHAT'S IN YOUR NAME? (Sunday Magazine p. 6) December 6, 1970 HD

FAMILY - JENKINS WHAT GOES ON HERE: SOME ARCHAEOLOGISTS NEEDED FOR WORK ON JENKINS' PLACE p. 2 September 1, 1954 HA

FAMILY - KELLY MR. & MRS. WILLIAM KELLY - 50 YEARS December 7, 1930

FAMILY - McCOMAS DEATH IN THE DESERT: THE McCOMAS MASSACRE OF 1883 SHOCKED THE COUNTY AND THE NATION p. 3 March 30, 1978 HA

FAMILY - MCCOY M'COYS CONVERTED - FEUDIST FAMILY EMBRACE RELIGION; SITTING WITH HATFIELDS AT CHURCH AFFAIR p.7 [FRIDAY ISSUE 12/9/1911] December 8, 1911 HD

FAMILY - McKENDREE MOSAICS OF BARBOURSVILLE'S PAST: 'I CAN HEAR CHARLEY TUNIG HIS FIDDLE STILL' p. 3 May 4, 1978 HA

FAMILY - McKENDREE MOSAICS OF BARBOURSVILLE'S PAST: IT MADE NO DIFFERENCE IF THE COWS GRAZED IN THE STREETS p. 3 May 11, 1978 HA

THREE PIONEERS OF ROME TOWNSHIP: THE GARDNERS, MORRISONS, AND WALTONS ALL CONTRIBUTED HEAVILY TO THE EARLY FAMILY - MORRISONS April 17, 1938 HA DEVELOPMENT OF THIS OHIO COMMUNITY [Magazine Section] p. 2, 3 & 5

FAMILY - PANCAKE PANCAKE FAMILY HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN REALTY SALES FOR 46 YEARS June 25, 1959 HD

FAMILY - PARSLEY [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS October 25, 1973 WCN

FAMILY - PASLEY [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS October 25, 1973 WCN

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FAMILY - POLAN DOUBTS VICTIM IS (LATE POLAN) HIS BROTHER April 2, 1930

FAMILY - RUSSEL [FIRST FAMILIES] JOHN HOOE RUSSEL: AN EARLY CITY BANKER OF THE 'ARISTOCRATIC OLD SOUTH' p. 3 December 23, 1976 HA

FAMILY - SNOW WHAT'S IN YOUR NAME? (Sunday Magazine p. 6) December 6, 1970 HD

FAMILY - SOUPART SOUPART, LOCAL BUILDER HAS ILLUSTRIOUS FAMILY TREE (ARTHUR SOUPART) Sect. 3 Page 1 November 21, 1920 HD

FAMILY - STOCKBRIDGE WHAT'S IN YOUR NAME? (Sunday Magazine p. 6) November 22, 1970 HA

THREE PIONEERS OF ROME TOWNSHIP: THE GARDNERS, MORRISONS, AND WALTONS ALL CONTRIBUTED HEAVILY TO THE EARLY FAMILY - WALTON April 17, 1938 HA DEVELOPMENT OF THIS OHIO COMMUNITY [Magazine Section] p. 2, 3 & 5

FARMS - INDUSTRIAL PLAN 'FARM' FOR JUVENILES p.8 December 24, 1912 HD

FARMS - INDUSTRIAL FINAL PLANS FOR INDUSTRIAL FARM WILL BE MADE AT MEETING TONIGHT p.8 January 10, 1913 HD

INDUSTRIAL FARM PROJECT QUIET: LOTS OF MONEY BEING SPENT ON BOULEVARD AND KINDRED THINGS BUT POOR WAIFS FARMS - INDUSTRIAL January 22, 1913 HD NEGLECTED (JUDGE THOMAS NULL) p.10

FARMS - KESSLER POULTRY FARM KESSLER SECURES EXPERT BREEDER p.8 January 6, 1911 HD

HUNTINGTON'S NEW SHOW PLACE THE KESSLER POULTRY FARM: NEW INSTITUTION ESTABLISHED HERE BY PROMINENT PHYSICIAN - FARMS - KESSLER POULTRY FARM May 14, 1911 HD THOUSANDS OF CHICKENS TO BE SEEN NOW: WILL BE GREATEST FARM OF ITS KIND IN WEST VA. Sect. 2 p.7 OLD COUNTRY CLUB GROUNDS SOLD TO LOCAL SYNDICATE: PROPERTY PURCHASED FROM DR. A.K. KESSLER BY LOCAL REAL ESTATE FARMS - KESSLER POULTRY FARM December 22, 1911 HD COMPANY: SALE MARKED BIGGEST REAL ESTATE DEAL OF THE YEAR IN HUNTINGTON p.1 BUY A TRACT OF LAND IN OHIO - HUNTINGTON MEN PURCHASE KITTS GARM OF 80 ACRES: WILL BE DESIRABLE SITE FOR SUMMER FARMS - KITTS FARM January 13, 1912 HD RESIDENCES FOR PEOPLE OF HUNTINGTON p.10 CLOSING OF STATE POOR FARMS URGED BY TURNER IN TALK HERE: COUNCIL OF SOCIAL AGENCIES HEARS OFFICIAL IN PLEA FOR FARMS - POOR FARM February 12, 1935 HD PENSIONS, CHILD WELFARE PROGRAM; NAMES COMMITTEE TO STUDY PUBLIC HEALTH p.4

FARMS - POOR FARM - CABELL COUNTY CABELL COUNTYS NEW HOME SUCCESSOR TO THE 'POOR FARM' WILL BE FORMALLY OPENED MARCH 12 March 3, 1929 HD

FARMS - POOR FARM - TYLERS CREEK ABANDONMENT OF OLD POOR FARM ON TYLERS CREEK RECALLS CENTURY & HALF OF SERVICE RENDERED BY THE McKENDREES P. 10 April 14, 1929 HD

FASHION - HISTORY FASHION: LOOKING BACK [CENTENNIAL EDITION] p. 11 July 11, 1971 HA

FERRY ALL NIGHT FERRY IS SLOGAN ON OTHER SIDE December 22, 1907

FERRY NIGHT FERRY IS GREAT SUCCESS June 15, 1913

FERRY WANT FERRY TO CARRY TRUCKS August 1, 1920

FERRY FLAMES DESTROY OHIO RIVER FERRY April 22, 1929

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FERRY FERRIES WERE FUN IN 'GOOD OLD DAYS', BUT BRIDGES ARE QUICKER AND MORE DEPENDABLE p.B1 June 25, 1959 HD

FERRY - 10TH ST 280,833 USE 10TH STREET FERRY SAYS CAPTAIN January 8, 1921

FERRY - 10TH ST LINDA LEE' NEW FERRY WILL START AT TENTH STREET SOON February 9, 1927

FERRY - 10TH ST STEEL TERMINAL WHARF REPLACES HISTORIC CRAFT AT FOOT OF TENTH STREET April 19, 1931

FERRY - 16TH ST SIXTEENTH STREET FERRY FRANCHISE GRANTED BY COURT June 12, 1913

FERRY - 26TH ST THOMAS TO SELL 26TH ST. FERRY November 14, 1947

FERRY - 26TH ST FERRY CO. SUSPENDS 26TH STREET SERVICE December 5, 1947

FERRY - 26TH ST. WILL ESTABLISH NEW FERRY p.8 August 14, 1910 HD

FERRY - 6TH ST TRANSPORTATION ACROSS THE OHIO FROM FERRY SERVICE TO THE 6TH STREET BRIDGE July 11, 1941 HD

FERRY - CENTRAL CITY CENTRAL CITY FERRY ASSURED November 12, 1906 HA

FERRY - CENTRAL FERRY CO. WILL ESTABLISH NEW FERRY [26TH ST.] p.8 August 14, 1910 HD

FERRY - EAST END EAST END FERRY TO RUN TILL MIDNIGHT January 25, 1920

FERRY - HISTORY [D.W.] FRAMPTON OPERATED FIRST FERRY HERE sect. 3 p. 26 February 24, 1946 HA

FESTIVALS - HUNTINGTON BAND FESTIVAL SHADWELL DEATH ENDS CAREER OF MAN WHO BUILT FESTIVAL BUT SHUNNED CREDIT August 29, 1951 HD

FESTIVALS - HUNTINGTON BAND FESTIVAL BAND FESTIVAL LIKELY TO SEE MANY BIG CHANGES January 1, 1960 HD

FESTIVALS - TRI-STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL PERFECTING PLANS FOR FIRST ANNUAL TRI-STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL IN HUNTINGTON (pics) p. 5 May 1, 1932 HD

FEUDS - CYRUS & PERDUE OLD FEUD PROBABLY ENDS IN MURDER: CYRUSES & PERDUES (WAYNE CO.) April 2, 1900

FEUDS - HATFIELD & MCCOY M'COYS CONVERTED - FEUDIST FAMILY EMBRACE RELIGION; SITTING WITH HATFIELDS AT CHURCH AFFAIR p.7 [FRIDAY ISSUE 12/9/1911] December 8, 1911 HD

FEUDS - HATFIELDs & McCOYs DEVIL ANSE COMING : NOTED MOUNTAIN CHARACTER WILL APPEAR AT THE HIPPODROME TOMORROW NIGHT October 8, 1913

FEUDS - HATFIELDs & McCOYs FATHER OF DEVIL ANSE HATFIELD WAS GIANT 7 FEET January 13, 1921

FEUDS - HATFIELDs & McCOYs UNCLE DYKE AND AUNT SALLIE WED 69 YEARS AGO TODAY February 19, 1936

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FEUDS - HATFIELDs & McCOYs LAST BROTHER OF DEVIL ANSE HATFIELD DIES March 5, 1937

FEUDS - HATFIELDS & McCOYS HATFIELD-MCCOY FEUD FORGOTTEN WHEN ANSE DIED p.10 April 17, 1938 HD

FEUDS - HATFIELDs & McCOYs AUNT SALLY GARRETT IS DEAD AT 93 WIDOW OF FAMED CLERIC July 28, 1941

HEAVY LOSS CAUSED BY FIRE IN BUSINESS SECTION OF CITY: WHOLE BLOCK WAS THREATENED: MCCROREY FIVE AND TEN CENT FIRES - 3RD AVENUE January 2, 1912 HD STORE WAS GUTTED BY FIRE AND BIG STOCK LOST [THIRD AVE BET. 9TH & 10TH ST.] p.1 & 5

FIRES - 3RD AVENUE BLAZE CAUSES MILLION LOSS ON THIRD AVE. p. 1-2 November 7, 1952 DND

FIRES - 3RD AVENUE TREMENDOUS BLAZE THREATENED BLOCK; DAMAGE IS HEAVY p. 10-11 (pics - p. 5) November 7, 1952 DND

COSTLY FIRES HITS 3RD AVENUE: FIRE HITS DOWNTOWN STORES (Betty Gay Women's Clothing Store & Alfred's Shoe Shop - 933 & 935 3rd FIRES - 3RD AVENUE March 10, 1953 DND Ave) p. 1&3 (pics)

FIRES - 3RD AVENUE FIRE DAMAGE IS NOW BELIEVED $155,000 p.9 March 11, 1953 DND

FIRES - ADELPHI HOTEL $750,000 BLAZE WRECKS TWO BUILDINGS: ADELPHI HOTEL AND ADJOINING PROPERTY BURN p. 1 & 10 (pics) December 26, 1950 HD

COSTLY FIRE HITS 3RD AVENUE: FIRE HITS DOWNTOWN STORES [BETTY GAY WOMEN'S CLOTHING STORE/ALFRED'S SHOE SHOP] 933 & FIRES - ALFRED'S SHOE SHOP March 10, 1953 DND 935 THIRD AVE. p. 1&3

FIRES - ALFRED'S SHOE SHOP FIRE DAMAGE IS NOW BELIEVED $155,000 p. 9 March 11, 1953 DND

BIG TANNERY AT ASHLAND GOES UP IN SMOKE: PLANT OF ASHLAND LEATHER COMPANY BURNED, CAUSING LOSS OF $100,000: FIRES - ASHLAND LEATHER COMPANY October 24, 1911 HD DISASTROUS FIRE THREATENED TOWN - TANNERY WAS ONE OF LARGEST AND FINEST IN COUNTRY - FIRE SPECTACULAR p.1 LOSS IS NEAR HALF-MILLION: ACCORDING TO LATEST ESTIMATES FURNISHED: HUNTINGTON MAY TRY TO GET PLANT OF ASHLAND FIRES - ASHLAND LEATHER COMPANY October 25, 1911 HD LEATHER COMPANY IF IT IS REBUILT p.10

FIRES - BARBOURSVILLE - OLD MILL MORNING BLAZE DESTROYS MILL [BARBOURSVILLE OLD MILL] November 1, 1937 HD

FIRES - BARBOURSVILLE - OLD MILL YOURS FRIENDS AND MINE BY WIATT SMITH (COLUMN) [BARBOURSVILLE OLD MILL] November 2, 1937 HD

BOX PLANT WAS GUTTED BY FIRE: ANOTHER DISASTROUS BLAZE IN WEST HUNTINGTON; PLANT OF BEADER BOX COMPANY WAS FIRES - BEADER BOX COMPANY May 24, 1911 HD ALMOST TOTALLY DESTROYED BY FIRE p.3

FIRES - BIERN BUILDING BIERN BUILDING STRUCK BY FIRE: DAMAGE IS HEAVY (Selbys Store 416 Tenth St.) p. 2 & 5 (pics) October 1, 1952 DND

FIRES - BISCHOFF GLASS COMPANY [CULLODEN] $70,000 BLAZE DESTROYS PART OF GLASS PLANT [BISCHOFF GLASS CO. - CULLODEN, WV] p.1 February 21, 1948 HD

FIRES - BLAGG PAPER BOX CO. MYSTERIOUS FIRE GUTTED PLANT [3RD AVE] p.4 August 7, 1910 HD

FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) FIRE: PRACTICALLY DESTROYED C&O DEPOT AT CEREDO AT AN EARLY HOUR THIS MORNING p.1 September 17, 1911 HD

MANY ARRESTS FOR BURNING OF CEREDO DEPOT: 800 PAIRS OF SHOES ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN AND DEPOT BURNED TO FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) January 19, 1912 HD HIDE ROBBERY: PROMINENT MERCHANT INVOLVED IN CASE p.1

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL DETECTIVES FIND MISSING BOOTY: COUPLE ARRESTED: MR. & MRS. J.R. ALLEY PROMINENT RESIDENTS OF CEREDO ARE TAKEN INTO FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) January 27, 1912 HD CUSTODY p.1

FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) MRS. ALLEY IS OUT ON BOND BUT HUSBAND IS YET UNABLE TO FURNISH BOND p.8 January 28, 1912 HD

FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) ALLEY: FURNISHED BAIL YESTERDAY AND WAS RELEASED FROM WAYNE COUNTY JAIL Sect. 2 p.7 February 4, 1912 HD

ALLEY INDICTED BY GRAND JURY ON CHARGE OF RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS EVIDENCE OF CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD RAILROAD FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) February 13, 1912 HD PRESENTED TO WAYNE GRAND JURY p.3 WIFE OF ALLEY WAS INDICTED: TWO TRUE BILLS AGAINST WIFE OF CEREDO MERCHANT: CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) February 15, 1912 HD AND COMPLICITY IN ROBBER OF CARS p.10 JURY FAILS TO REACH VERDICT IN ALLEY CASE WILL BE HELD OVER UNTIL MONDAY IN EFFORT TO REACH AN AGREEMENT: CEREDO FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) May 19, 1912 HD MERCHANT ON TRIAL AT WAYNE ALLEGED TO HAVE RECEIVED BOOTY STOLEN FROM THE RAILROADS p.7 ALLEY FOUND GUILTY: FACES TERM IN PRISON - CEREDO MERCHANT CONVICTED AT WAYNE OF RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS: FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) May 21, 1912 HD SENTENCE HAS NOT YET BEEN IMPOSED p.10 ALLEY GIVEN FIVE YEARS: CEREDO MERCHANT SENTENCED BY JUDGE WILKINSON TO LONG TERM IN PENITENTIARY FOR ACCEPTING FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) May 25, 1912 HD STOLEN GOODS - WIFE IS LIBERATED p.10

FIRES - C&O DEPOT (CEREDO, WV) ALLEY: FORMER CEREDO MERCHANT FOUND GUILTY OF LARCENY, HAS BEEN DENIED PAROLE [I.R. ALLEY] p.7 August 23, 1912 HD

FIRES - CAROLINA BUILDING $750,000 BLAZE WRECKS TWO BUILDINGS: ADELPHI HOTEL AND ADJOINING PROPERTY BURN p. 1 & 10 (pics) December 26, 1950 HD

FIRES - CENTRAL LAND CO. FIRE AT HUNTINGTON [CENTRAL LAND COMPANY BUILDING] - Gallipolis Bulletin April 7, 1875

FIRES - CHEMETRON CORP. FIREMAN STARED DEATH IN THE FACE - AND WON (pics) p. 13 June 21, 1971 HD

FIRES - CHEMETRON CORP. ONE DEAD, 20 INJURED IN BLAZE, EXPLOSIONS AT CHEMETRON PLANT p. 1, 10-11 (pics) June 21, 1971 HD

FIRES - CULLODEN, WV BARN BURNED [JAMES WHITE - CULLODEN, WV] December 10, 1918 HD

FIRE BREAKS OUT IN BUSINESS DISTRICT: EARLY MORNING BLAZE GUTTED BUILDING ON NINTH STREET OWNED BY H.J. HOMRICH AND FIRES - DOBER'S STORE February 1, 1913 HD OCCUPIED BY DOBER'S STORE AND OTHER BIG MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENTS… p.1 BIG WAREHOUSE IN FLOODED DISTRICT PREY TO FLAMES - FIREMEN IN BOATS UNABLE TO PREVENT DESTRUCTION OF FARR FIRES - FARR WAREHOUSE March 29, 1913 HD WAREHOUSE (15TH ST. & 2ND AVE) p.6

FIRES - FLORENTINE HOTEL FIRE WREAKS GREAT RUIN IN FLORENTINE HOTEL BUILDING p. 1 & 4 May 27, 1911 HD

FIRES - FLORENTINE HOTEL FLORENTINE ANNEX TO BE REBUILT p.2 June 22, 1911 HD

FIRES - HOME FURNITURE CO. BLAZE CAUSES MILLION LOSS ON THIRD AVE. p. 1-2 November 7, 1952 DND

FIRES - HOME FURNITURE CO. TREMENDOUS BLAZE THREATENED BLOCK; DAMAGE IS HEAVY p. 10-11 (pics - p. 5) November 7, 1952 DND

FIRES - HOMES - DOURIF DOURIF HOME DAMAGED BY FIRE, HEAVY SMOKE [840 MCCOY ROAD] p.9 August 25, 1963 HD

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FIRES - HUNTINGTON - DOWNTOWN LOSS TOPS $100,000 IN DOWNTOWN FIRE (THIRD AVE.) March 30, 1958 HA

FIRES - HUNTINGTON STATE HOSPITAL ARSON PROBE CONTINUES AT STATE HOSPITAL p.1 December 1, 1951 DND

FIRES - HUNTINGTON STATE HOSPITAL 15 DIED IN STATE HOSPITAL - FIRE TOLL IS EXPECTED TO GO HIGHER November 27, 1952 HD

FIRES - IRONTON, OH IRONTON SWEPT BY DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATION [WARD LUMBER COMPANY] p.1 July 1, 1911 HD

FIRES - J.M. McCORMICK LIVERY STABLE A MIDNIGHT FIRE DESTROYS LIVERY: 7 HORSES BURNED p. 3 July 1, 1913 HD

FIRES - J.M. McCORMICK LIVERY STABLE FARMERS LOSE GOODS IN McCORMICK FIRE p. 10 July 2, 1913 HD

FIRES - J.M. McCORMICK LIVERY STABLE FIRE CLEARS SITE FOR FIRE STATION p. 6 July 2, 1913 HD

FIRES - J.M. McCORMICK LIVERY STABLE PLACE FIRE LOSS AT $10,000 p. 10 July 2, 1913 HD

FIRES - J.M. McCORMICK LIVERY STABLE IRA PRICE, VICTIM OF McCORMICK FIRES IS SERIOUSLY SICK p. 10 July 4, 1913 HD

FIRES - J.M. McCORMICK STABLES MIDNIGHT FIRE DESTROYS LIVERY - 7 HORSES BURNED (J.M. McCORMICK STABLES / NATIONAL PRODUCE & FEED CO. DAMAGED) July 1, 1913

FIRES - KENNEY SCHOOL OF MUSIC LOSS TOPS $100,000 IN DOWNTOWN FIRE (THIRD AVE.) March 30, 1958 HA

FIRES - KENOVA POPLAR LUMBER CO. FIRE WHICH DESTROYED BIG KENOVA PLANT SAID TO HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY HOT BOX IN ENGINE ROOM p.10 July 25, 1911 HD

OLD SCHOOL HOUSE AT KENOVA BURNS: LOSS OF $10,000 SUSTAINED BY BLAZE - OLD STRUCTURE USED RECENTLY FOR PRIMARY FIRES - KENOVA SCHOOL HOUSE January 9, 1912 HD PUPILS WAS REDUCED TO ASHES p.10

FIRES - LARSON FAMILY VICTIMS OF FIRE BURIED NEAR ONA WHILE SNOW FLIES p.8 April 6, 1920 HD

FIRES - LICKING RIVER LUMBER CO. FIRE-BUG FINISHES DESTRUCTION OF LICKING RIVER LUMBER PLANT [14TH ST. W.] p.1 May 26, 1911 HD

FIRES - LICKING RIVER LUMBER CO. INVESTIGATING LUMBER FIRE p.1 May 27, 1911 HD

FIRES - LICKING RIVER LUMBER CO. PLANT: OF LICKING RIVER LUMBER WILL LIKELY BE REBUILT - PRESIDENT EBERHART HERE p.10 May 30, 1911 HD

LOGAN IS SWEPT BY DISASTROUS FIRE - NEW COURTHOUSE & OTHER BUILDINGS BURNED: FIRE OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN REDUCES FIRES - LOGAN, WV January 13, 1912 HD BUSINESS PART OF TOWN TO RUINS p.1

FIRES - MATEWAN, WV NO WATER TO CHECK FLAMES IN MATEWAN: PRACTICALLY WHOLE OF THRIVING MINING TOWN IS WIPED OUT p.1 January 17, 1911 HD

FIRES - MERCHANTS HOTEL MERCHANTS HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE: OLDEST HOSTELRY IN CITY THE SCENE OF AN EARLY MORNING FIRE p.1 March 17, 1904 HH

BUSINESS SECTION OF MILTON SWEPT BY FIRE LAST NIGHT: VOLUNTEER BRIGADE COULD NOT COPE WITH BLAZE, DESPITE VALIANT FIRES - MILTON, WV October 21, 1911 HD FIGHT p.1

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL ESTIMATED LOSS IS $25,000: BLAZE IN TOWN OF MILTON WAS DISASTROUS: WHOLE BLOCK WAS SWEPT BY FIRE THE ORIGIN OF WHICH FIRES - MILTON, WV October 22, 1911 HD SEEMS TO BE UNKNOWN p.3

FIRES - MOOTZ FEED STORE MOOTZ FEED STORE DESTROYED BY FIRE: WILL BE REBUILT p. 1 & 2 April 23, 1926 HD

FIRES - NEECHI SEWING CENTER LOSS TOPS $100,000 IN DOWNTOWN FIRE (FORMERLY OF 918 THIRD AVE.) March 30, 1958 HA

STREET CAR BARN WRECKED BY FIRE; LOSS IS $100,000: DOZEN COSTLY STREET CARS ARE DESTROYED BY BLAZE EARLY THIS FIRES - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY CAR BARN January 12, 1913 HD MORNING p.1

FIRES - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY CAR BARN CAR-BARN LOSS BY FIRE; $35,000 SUNDAY FIRE DESTROYED SEVEN VALUABLE CARS p.8 January 14, 1913 HD

FIRES - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY CAR BARN REBUILD CAR BARN: WORK OF REPAIRING CAR BARN DAMAGED BY FIRE WAS BEGUN YESTERDAY p.10 January 15, 1913 HD

FIRES - PETERSTOWN, WV WEST VA TOWN SWEPT BY FIRE p.3 March 3, 1912 HD

FIRES - PROCTORVILLE, OH BUSINESS PORTION OF PROCTORVILLE GOES UP IN FLAMES April 7, 1900

FIRES - PROCTORVILLE, OH A BLAZING INFERNO ON FRONT STREET p. 3 October 5, 1978 HA

FIRES - QUALITY BEDDING CO. FIRE DESTROYS WAREHOUSE OF LOCAL COMPANY p. 1 (pic) February 26, 1953 DND

FIRES - SLIGER BROTHER'S PLANING MILL SLIGER LOSS IS $15,000: PLANING MILL WAS ENTIRELY DESTROYED p.8 July 27, 1912 HD

FIRES - TOBACCO WAREHOUSE FIRE EMPERILS ENTIRE NEIGHBORHOOD: TOBACCO CENTER LEVELED p.1 & 11 (26th St.) August 15, 1963 HD

FIRES - TOBACCO WAREHOUSE SINCE 1910 TOBACCO HAS BEEN A VITAL PART OF THE CITY'S ECONOMY (pics) p. E3 July 11, 1971 HA

FIRES - TRI-STATE PLATING & POLISHING CO. INC. FLAMES DEVOUR PLANT ON WVA 2 (pic) p.1 March 12, 1974 HD

FLOOD WALL FLOOD WALL STAFF FINALLY GOES HOME AFTER 11 DAYS VIGIL PROTECTING CITY December 15, 1930

FLOOD WALL ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FOR FLOOD WALL SEEN BEFORE FIRST OF YEAR p.1 November 18, 1937 HA

FLOOD WALL SUIT IS READIED ATTACKING FLOOD WALL ORDINANCES p. 1 February 17, 1938 HD

FLOOD WALL CENTRAL FLOOD WALL SECTION IS RISING RAPIDLY January 29, 1939

FLOOD WALL HUNTINGTON PUTS FLOOD WALL IN SHAPE FOR FIRST MAYOR FEST December 31, 1942

FLOOD WALL 14TH STREET W.: FLOOD WALL PROVES TO BE BIG BOON FOR PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE 14TH AREA [MOORE'S HARDWARE] (pic) p. 15 March 5, 1953 DND

FLOOD WALL CONSTRUCTION OF CITY FLOOD WALL COINCIDED WITH FOUNDING OF GUARANTY BANK & TRUST CO p. F10 June 25, 1959 HD

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FLOOD WALL FLOOD WALL HAS SAVED CITY $18,295,000 p.B6 June 25, 1959 HD

FLOODS - 1884 HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

FLOODS - 1884 HUNTINGTON HAS SUFFERED THROUGH THREE GREAT FLOODS p. G2 July 11, 1971 HA

FLOODS - 1913 OHIO RIVER WILL PASS FLOOD STATE HERE TODAY : COMPLETE TIE-UP ON RAILROADS CERTAIN January 9, 1913

FLOODS - 1913 COLD WAVE CHECKS RISING OHIO DANGER OF FLOOD AVERTED HERE WHILE UPPER WATERS RECEDE January 10, 1913

FLOODS - 1913 FLOOD CREST BRINGS END OF MENACE January 11, 1913

FLOODS - 1913 HEAVY RAINS SWEEP VALLEY DISASTROUS FLOOD MENACES January 12, 1913

FLOODS - 1913 STATISTICS SHOW PRESENT FLOOD IS HIGHEST SINCE 1907 January 14, 1913

FLOODS - 1913 OHIO VALLEY FACES DANGER OF A TREMENDOUS FLOOD p.1 & 8 March 27, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 RISING 15 INCHES HOUR AT IRONTON p.8 March 27, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 BIG SANDY IS RUNNING WILD: CATLETTSBURG PEOPLE ARE MOVING p.2 March 28, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 BRIDGE DESTROYED FOUR-POLE TORRENT CARRIES AWAY BRIDGE CONSTRUCTED IN RITTER PARK p.9 March 28, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 FLOOD STAGE IN OHIO RIVER HERE (chart - 1832-1913) p.2 March 28, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 FLOODS OF THE PAST March 28, 1913 HA

FRICTION OVER SALE OF CHURCH PROPERTY SITUATION IN CONTROVERSY OVER SALE OF FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH PROPERTY FLOODS - 1913 March 28, 1913 HD GROWS ACUTE p.10

FLOODS - 1913 IDLERS ADVISED TO ASSIST IN RELIEF March 28, 1913 HA

FLOODS - 1913 OHIO WILL REACH 60 FOOT MARK HERE TODAY: INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE FLOOD WILL RUN CLOSE SECOND TO '84 p.1 March 28, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 106 HOUSES OFF THE FOUNDATION March 29, 1913 HD

BIG WAREHOUSE IN FLOODED DISTRICT PREY TO FLAMES - FIREMEN IN BOATS UNABLE TO PREVENT DESTRUCTION OF FARR FLOODS - 1913 March 29, 1913 HD WAREHOUSE (15TH ST. & 2ND AVE) p.6

FLOODS - 1913 C&O PUMP HOUSE FALLS INTO GUYAN CONCRETE FOUNDATION CRUMBLES IN THE FLOOD p.8 March 29, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 CATLETTSBURG IS FLOODED p.6 March 29, 1913 HD

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FLOODS - 1913 FLOOD CREST IS NEAR p. 1 March 29, 1913 HA

FLOODS - 1913 GUYANDOTTE CUT OFF BY FLOOD: THREE HUNDRED ARE NOW HOMELESS p.6 March 29, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 HOW TO TELL WHEN TO MOVE: FIGURES SHOW WHAT AMOUNT OF WATER WILL FLOOD (chart - 3rd & 4th Ave / 7th-11th St) p.8 March 29, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 HUNTINGTON IS IN GRIP OF GREAT FLOOD: RIVER LIKELY TO REACH 64 FEET WERE p. 1 & 5 March 29, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 OHIO RIVER ROLLS INTO CITY'S HEART LIKE INVADING HOST p. 1 & 6 March 29, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 PRISONERS FREED: MAYOR ISSUED ORDERS REGARDING DISPOSITION OF POLICE FORCE AND LAW VIOLATIONS p.8 March 29, 1913 HD

REFUGEES FROM CATLETTSBURG: CITY IS NOW UNDER WATER TO HILLS: BIG SANDY RIVER IS REPORTED FALLING NOW AT PIKEVILLE FLOODS - 1913 March 29, 1913 HD p.6 RELIEF COMMITTEE ORGANIZED TO AID FLOOD SUFFERERS: FOOD AND CLOTHING WILL BE GIVEN TO VICTIMS OF HUNTINGTON FLOOD FLOODS - 1913 March 29, 1913 HD p.8

FLOODS - 1913 SCORES OF PERSONS ARE LIVING IN SECOND STORIES OF HOMES p.8 March 29, 1913 HD

VICTOR HOSE COMPANY SWIMS TO HIGHLAWN: CHIEF BOOTH TAKES STEPS TO PROTECT RESIDENTS OF HIGHLAWN WHERE MANY FLOODS - 1913 March 29, 1913 HD HANDSOME HOMES ARE LOCATED p.1

FLOODS - 1913 ... ON SUNDAY NIGHT: ONE OF THE WORST FEATURES OF THE FLOOD IS BROUGHT UP March 31, 1913 HA

FLOODS - 1913 HEAVY LOSER (J.S. FIELDS/ FASHION STORE) March 31, 1913 HA

FLOODS - 1913 RESCUER SKIPS WITH BOAT March 31, 1913 HA

FLOODS - 1913 WAVES WASHING AWAY HOUSES March 31, 1913 HA

FLOODS - 1913 BAD CONDITIONS IN WEST HUNTINGTON April 1, 1913 HA

FLOODS - 1913 CHEERING NEWS FROM DOWN RIVER: KENOVA AND CEREDO ARE IN GOOD SHAPE April 1, 1913 HA

FLOODS - 1913 CONDITIONS IN CATLETTSBURG ARE APPALLING April 1, 1913 HA

FLOODS - 1913 HOUSES FLOAT AWAY p.3 April 1, 1913 HD

RIVER IS FALLING: HUNTINGTON, SUFFERING IN GREATEST FLOOD IN HISTORY, SEES RELIEF IN RECEDING WATERS - CREST STAGE FLOODS - 1913 April 1, 1913 HD HERE IS 66.4 FEET p.1

FLOODS - 1913 SPIRIT OF PROGRESS RISES UNDAUNTED AS DISASTROUS FLOOD PASSES INTO HISTORY p.1 April 3, 1913 HD

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FLOODS - 1913 HUNTINGTON CHAIR COMPANY WILL BE FORCED TO WALL: BIG INDUSTRY UNABLE TO RECOVER FROM HEAVY FLOOD LOSS p. 1 July 20, 1913 HD

FLOODS - 1913 FLOOD OF 1913 WAS SECOND WORST IN AREA : 1937 TOPPED THEM ALL p. H6 June 25, 1959 HD

FLOODS - 1913 HUNTINGTON HAS SUFFERED THROUGH THREE GREAT FLOODS p. G2 July 11, 1971 HA

FLOODS - 1937 ...ALL TIME FLOOD RECORD IS SET ON LOWER OHIO p. 1 & 2 January 23, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 CAMERA DEPICTS ACTIVITY AS FLOOD COVERS MANY WEST HUNTINGTON BLOCKS (pic) p.10 January 23, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD PARALLES '13 DELUGE, SERGT. HARROLD POINTS OUT p.7 January 23, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 KENOVA FLOOD WALL PROJECT TO BE STARTED p.9 January 23, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 MANY ASHLAND RESIDENTS FLEE p.1 & 9 January 23, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 PORTSMOUTH CUT OFF FROM OUTSIDE p.1 & 2 January 23, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 RAIN ADDS TO CITY'S GLOOM AS HUNDREDS EVACUATE HOMES p.10 January 23, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 RISING WATERS SPREAD DISTRESS: CREST EXCEEDING 60 FEET AT DAM IS NOW EXPECTED p. 1 & 2 January 23, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 DOWNTOWN IS DREARY SCENE AS RIVER RISES: BARRICADES ERECTED IN FOURTH AVE; THIRD AVE. STORES FLOODED p.4 January 24, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOODED AREA SHOWN ON MAP: SECTIONS OF HUNTINGTON UNDER WATER AT 60 ARE GIVEN p.4 January 24, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 PICTURING HUNTINGTON IN GRIP OF ITS WORST FLOOD IN 23 YEARS (pics) p. 3 January 24, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 SPREADING OHIO TO EXCEED 63 FEET: CITY'S FLOOD LOSS MOUNTS AS WATER COVERS THIRD AVE p.1 & 6 January 24, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 CITY REFUGEES WILL BE MOVED: CHARLESTON TO SHELTER 3,000 TO RELIEVE CONGESTION IN CENTERS p.1 January 26, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 CONFLUENCE OF GUYANDOTTE AND OHIO RIVERS IS AWESOME FLOOD SPECTACLE (pic) p.2 January 26, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 RAGING OHIO FLOOD WATERS INUNDATE WORKS OF INTERNATIONAL NICKEL PLANT (pic) p.3 January 26, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 RELIEF CENTER AT HIGH SCHOOL SHELTERS 1800 p.12 January 26, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 RIVER DELUGE SWEEPS DESTRUCTIVELY THROUGH CITY: DEVEREAUX NOW SEES CREST OVER 67 FEET AT DAM p. 1 & 7 January 26, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 SCENES AS HUNTINGTON'S FLOOD VICTIMS ARE SHELTERED, FED IN RELIEF STATIONS (pic) p.12 January 26, 1937 HD

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FLOODS - 1937 SUBMERGED GUYANDOTTE PRESENTS SCENE OF UTTER DESOLATION (pic) p.1 January 26, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 A VIEW OF FLOOD-PARALYZED HUNTINGTON'S EAST CENTRAL AREA (pic) p.1 January 27, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 CEMETERY LIGHTED FOR PLANE BRINGING SERUM TO HUNTINGTON [WOODMERE CEMETERY] p.7 January 27, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD CREST EXPECTED TODAY: CITY LOSES ITS WATER SUPPLY: RATE OF RISE IS VERY SLOW; 67.1 PEAK SEEN p. 1 & 4 January 27, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 HERE'S STATE BY STATE STORY OF NATION'S DISASTROUS FLOOD p.3 January 27, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 LOWER FOURTH AVENUE BUSINESS SECTION IS CANAL (pic) p.4 January 27, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 SMALL ZOO FOUND AMONG FLOOD VICTIMS (pic) p.3 January 27, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 BODY OF LEGION MEN APPOINTED SPECIAL POLICE: WAR VETERANS WILL JOIN IN MAINTAINING ORDER p.2 January 28, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 DOWNTOWN HIGH WATER MARKS WITH RIVER AT CREST (pic) p.1 January 28, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 DOWNTOWN IS EERIE SPECTACLE WITH MOONLIGHT ON WATER p.5 January 28, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD FACTS p.4 January 28, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 HERE'S TRAGIC STATE BY STATE STORY OF NATION'S WORST FLOOD p.4 January 28, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 RIVER BEGINS TO FALL SLOWLY AFTER REACHING RECORD CREST: HAPPY FACES PREVAIL AFTER DAYS OF DREAD p.1 & 2 January 28, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 SEWER LINE COLLAPSES ON SEVENTH STREET (pic) p.4 January 28, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 SIXTH STREET APPROACH TO HUNTINGTON-CHESAPEAKE BRIDGE (pic) p.2 January 28, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 1200 REFUSE TO EVACUATE GUYANDOTTE p.3 January 29, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 APARTMENT RESIDENTS SAFE ABOVE WATER LEVEL - EMMONS APTS (pic) p.3 January 29, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD WATERS SURROUND AVE HOMES [CHARLES M. GOHEN - 1418 5TH AVE] [Z.T. VINSON - 1429 5TH AVE] (pic) p.2 January 29, 1937 HD

J. HANLY MORGAN GIVES VIVID PICTURE OF VALLEY FROM AIR: BUSINESS AND CIVI C LEADER DESCRIBES FLIGHT UP OHIO AND FLOODS - 1937 January 29, 1937 HD KANAWHA RIVERS; SEES REHABILITATION WITHIN TWO MONTHS p.4

FLOODS - 1937 MARSHALL'S CAMPUS - A LAKE OF FLOOD WATER (pic) p.1 January 29, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 OFFICIALS BATTLE HEALTH MENACE: ACUTE PROBLEM OF SANITATION EXISTS IN CITY p. 1 & 8 January 29, 1937 HD

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FLOODS - 1937 STATE BY STATE SUMMARY OF FLOOD SITUATION, DEATHS p.8 January 29, 1937 HD

WEST END HAS ONE DRY SPOT: FACTORY OUT OF WATER NOW HOUSING MORE THAN 100 REFUGESS [A.F. THOMPSON FLOODS - 1937 January 29, 1937 HD MANUFACTURING CO.] p.5

FLOODS - 1937 BOULEVARD SECTION INUNDATED BY FLOOD WATER (pic) p.2 January 30, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 CITY WATCHES THE RIVER SLOWLY LEAVE STREETS p. 1 & 5 January 30, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 DOUGLASS SINGERS TO PRESENT PROGRAM AT RELIEF STATIONS p.2 January 30, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 EARLY WATER RESTORATION SEEN: CLEAR MAIN OF POLLUTION AS FIRST STEP p. 1 & 5 January 30, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 EMERGENCY DRINKING WATER STATION IS BUSY SCENE [OWENS-ILLINOIS & 20TH ST BAPTIST CHURCH] (pic) p.1 January 30, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD CURRENT SWEEPS HOUSES INTO STREET [4TH AVE & 19TH ST] [5TH AVE NEAR 20TH ST] (pic) p.5 January 30, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD SUMMARY BY STATE; STAGES AT PRINCIPAL CITIES p.5 January 30, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 WSAZ FLOOD SCHEDULE ENDS p.1 January 30, 1937 HD

BARBOURSVILLE COUNTS LITTLE FLOOD DAMAGE: PEOPLE OF TOWN RENDER RELIEF SERVICES TO NEIGHBORING HUNTINGTON Sect. FLOODS - 1937 January 31, 1937 HD 2 p.8

FLOODS - 1937 FIFTH AVENUE CHURCH SAVED: PASTOR AND AIDES KEEP WATER OUT OF REFUGEE STATION [FIFTH AVE BAPTIST ] p.11 January 31, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD BULLETIN Sect. 2 p.9 January 31, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD WATER KEPT OUT OF WEST VA BUILDING p.2 January 31, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD WATERS RETREAT FROM MANY STREETS: POLICE BATTLE LOOTING AS RIVER PROPS MORE THAN SIX FEET p.1 & 13 January 31, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 MILTON SENDS $200 DONATON TO RED CROSS: CITY ALSO DISPATCHES RELIEF SUPPLIES TO HUNTINGTON AREA Sect. 2 p.8 January 31, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 OLD VAUDEVILLE TEAM IS REUNITED BY FLOOD [ HARRY A. RIDDICK - EUGENE KELLY "RIDDICK, KELLY AND FORD"] p.2 January 31, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 WATER ENTERS SOME SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES [FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK ] p.3 January 31, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 WATER SHORTAGE REMAINS ACUTE: OFFICIALS BELIEVE CITY IS WINNING SANITATION FIGHT p.1 & 5 January 31, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 DEBRIS IN STREETS IN APPALLING SIGHT p. 1 & 4 February 1, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 RECEDING WATERS LEAVE HOUSES OVERTURNED (9TH ST W & 14TH ST W.) (pic) p.4 February 1, 1937 HD

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FLOODS - 1937 RIVER IS LEAVING BUSINESS DISTRICT p.1 & 4 February 1, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 STORES CLEAN OUT DEBRIS LEFT BY FLOOD WATERS [SS KREGE CO.] (pic) P.5 February 1, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 THREAT TO CITY'S HEALTH ABATES: WATER TENSION EASES: CREWS BEGIN CLEAN UP p. 1 & 4 February 1, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 2000 AT WORK IN CITY CLEAN-UP: MUD, DEBRIS BEING REMOVED FROM STREETS p. 1 & 10 February 2, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 CHART SHOWS HOW FLOOD FIRST HIT CAIRO AND MOVED UP RIVER p.4 February 2, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 CREWS OF WORKERS BUSY CLEANING UP CITY'S STREETS [WASHINGTON AVE] (pic) p.5 February 2, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD CREST PUT IN COURT RECORD p.14 February 2, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD LEAVES SCENES SUCH AS THESE OVER CITY (pic) p.2 February 2, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 GAS TANK, FLOATED TO SURFACE BY FLOOD, LEFT IN ITS WAKE [19TH ST W. & ADAMS AVE] (pic) p.4 February 2, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 MANY REFUGEES LEAVE CENTERS: 2500 STILL BEING CARED FOR HERE, WITH 1400 IN CHARLESTON p.13 February 2, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 HOUSES FLOATED AWAY BY FLOOD WATERS ARE LEFT AT LEAGUE PARK (pic) p.2 February 4, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 PROCTORVILLE WOMAN WRITES POEM OF FLOOD BY LAMPLIGHT [PEARL HOUSTON JOHNSON] p.7 February 5, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 6,000 HOUSES HIT BY FLOOD: RED CROSS COMPLETES SURVEY: CIVIL CLUBS PUSH FLOOD WALL PLAN p.1 & 10 February 12, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 NICKEL PLANT WILL RESUME FULL OPERATION: BIG FORCE ACTIVE SINCE FLOOD RECEDED CLEANING UP MILLS p.3 February 12, 1937 HD

FLOODS - 1937 U.S. TO MAKE DISASTER LOANS: STEPS TAKEN TO SEE IF CITY CAN OBTAIN AID p. 1 & 10 February 12, 1937 HD

CITY'S HEALTH NOT AFFECTED BY HIGH WATER: HOSPITAL CENSUS REVEALS HUNTINGTON SUCCESSFULLY WEATHERED FLOOD FLOODS - 1937 February 14, 1937 HD Sect. 4 p.5 REAL ESTATE STAGES AMAZING POST FLOOD REVIVAL: RENTS RISE: BOARD MEMBERS FROWN ON PRACTICE OF GOUGING TENANTS p. FLOODS - 1937 February 14, 1937 HD 1 & 4

FLOODS - 1937 FLOOD OF 1913 WAS SECOND WORST IN AREA : 1937 TOPPED THEM ALL p. H6 June 25, 1959 HD

FLOODS - 1937 HUNTINGTON HAS SUFFERED THROUGH THREE GREAT FLOODS p. G2 July 11, 1971 HA

FLOODS - 1996 FLOODGATES UP IN HUNTINGTON January 21, 1996 HD

FLOODS - 1996 RIVER CRESTS TODAY January 22, 1996 HD

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FLOODS - 1997 FLOODWATER RAGE : SEVERAL FLEE HOMES : MORE RAIN EXPECTED March 2, 1997

FLOODS - 1997 GORE TO REVISIT TRI-STATE March 8, 1997

FLOODS - 1997 RECHANNELING THE MUD March 9, 1997

FLOODS - 1997 FEMA OPENS FIELD OFFICE TO HELP OHIO FLOOD VICTIMS March 11, 1997

FLOODS - 1997 VOINOVICH LENDS SUPPORT March 12, 1997

FLOODS - 1997 SCHOOLS OPEN : FLOODS RECEDE EVER SO SLOWLY June 3, 1997

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK 25 ARE IDENTIFIED MORE FEARED DEAD February 28, 1972

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK 66 FLOOD VICTIMS FOUND SEARCH 400 MISSING February 28, 1972 HA

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK C&O SUSPENDS FLOOD ARE FUNS p.11 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK CIVIL DEFENSE HERE PUT ON STANDBY ALERT: TRI-STATE CHANNELS AID TO STRICKEN p.11 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK DISASTER NEVER SEEMS FAR FROM THE COALFIELDS p.11 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK FLOODED COMMUNITY TYPICAL OF THOSE IN THE COALFIELDS p.11 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK HUNTINGTON GUARD HELICOPTER FIRST ON FLOOD-STRICKEN SCENE NEAR MAN p.10 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK KILLER FLOOD'S TOLL SOARS: 60 KNOWN DEAD, 400 ARE MISSING, 4,000 HOMELESS p. 1 & 9 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK LORADO 'DIED' WITHIN MINUTES p.10 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK MOORE PLEDGES TO REBUILD AREA p.1 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK NO REST FOR LABORING TROOPERS, DEPUTIES p.9 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK ONE FAMILY TYPICAL OF ALL p.10 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK SINGLE STORM IS CITED AS KEY TO DISASTROUS FLOODS IN LOGAN AREA p.9 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK SLATE DUMP POISED ABOVE LORADO WASN'T BUILT - 'IT JUST PILED UP' p. 1 & 11 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK SLUDGE NOT WATER WAS KILLER SAYS FORMER MARSHALL STUDENT February 28, 1972 HA

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FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK SOLACE' OF PRAYER OFFERED p.11 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK THEIR EYES MIRRORED HELL: 'CAN'T GO BACK TO NOTHING' p.10 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK VALLEY DWELLERS HAD LITTLE OR NO WARNING OF DANGER p.9 February 28, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK EFFECTS WIDESPREAD: STATE ROAD CREWS BUSY, FIREMAN SEEK BODIES IN WEST HAMLIN, SALT ROCK p.13 February 29, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK EYEWITNESS LOOK AT WRECKED AREA p.13 February 29, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK GRIM TALLY OF VICTIMS CONTINUING p.1 & 17 February 29, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK HERE ARE THE OBITUARIES OF 9 FLOOD VICTIMS p.2 February 29, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK LATEST ESTIMATE SAYS 2,000 HOUSES LEVELED February 29, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK PUBLIC'S OUTPOURING OF AID OVERWHELMING LOGAN OFFICIALS p.13 February 29, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK REGION'S REBUILDING EFFORT ALREADY IN HIGH GEAR p.13 February 29, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK REPORTER GIVES VIEW OF DISASTER AFTERMATH p.13 February 29, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK STATE POLICE RELEASE LATEST LIST OF FLOOD VICTIMS NOW IDENTIFIED p.17 February 29, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK ....LIST RELEASED p.11 March 1, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK 1967 REPORT DESCRIBED WASTE DAM AS 'UNSTABLE': FLOOD'S DEATH COUNT INCREASES TO 71 p. 1 & 14 March 1, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK AID MOUNTING UP: $25,000 IN HELP FROM METHODISTS (pic) p.11 March 1, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK BODY PULLED FROM WATER NEAR ROACH March 1, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK HERE ARE OBITUARIES OF 24 LOGAN VICTIMS p.3 March 1, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK RECOVER 3 MORE BODIES TOTAL 74 March 1, 1972 HA

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK EX-AREA RESIDENTS PLAN RELIEF PLANE FROM YUMA p.13 March 2, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK FLOOD DEATH TALLY NOW REACHES 76: MAN SHOWS SIGNS OF LIFE AS RELOCATION EFFORTS START p.1 March 2, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK HERE ARE OBITUARIES OF 28 VICTIMS OF LOGAN COUNTY'S TRAGIC FLOOD p.2 March 2, 1972 HD

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FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK THREAT OF NEW RAIN PLAGUES LOGAN SEARCHERS p.13 March 2, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK DEATH TOLL 85, ANOTHER FLOOD WATCH POSTED p.1 & 6 March 3, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK NEW FLOOD FEAR PREVAILS: FIND NINE NEW DEAD [TSE] p. 1 & 6 March 3, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK TWO DAMS -- NOT ONE -- BURST BUFFALO CREEK p.6 March 3, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK BUFFALO VALLEY STILL IN SORROW: KNOWN DEAD TOLL RISES TO 88: WVA 10 CLOSED BY MUD SLIDE p.1 & 5 March 4, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK (pic) ANGELA HOOSIER p.13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK (pic) DAVID MULLINS p.13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK (pic) DIANNA ADKINS p.13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK (pic) MARLENE & JERRY COLLINS p.13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK (pic) MAX BIRCHER p.13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK (pic) WALLACE ADKINS p.13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK 84 PERSONS LISTED AS UNACCOUNTED FOR, MISSING IN WAKE OF DISASTER p.5 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK BUFFALO CREEK HOLLOW: A FULL, RICH LIFE INDEED (pics) p.13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK BUFFALO CREEK TOLL CLIMBS TO 93; STILL 160 MISSING p. 1 & 6 (pics - p. 5-9-13) March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK DEMANDS CONGRESS PROBE INDUSTRY'S DERELICTION p.13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK EDITORIAL: BAILEY DAM MIGHT HAVE EASED RESCUE PROBLEMS p.9 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK EDITORIAL: GOD DIDN'T BUILD THAT SLAG PILE... p.9 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK GUARDSMEN ACCOMPANY SIX VICTIMS TO THEIR FINAL RESTING PLACE p.13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE p.13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK ONLY MAN WHO HAD FLOOD INSURANCE DIDN'T LOSE HIS HOME [DON LEVINSON] p.5 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK SENATE RAPPED FOR STALLING ON DISASTER PROBE p. 1 & 6 March 5, 1972 HD

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FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK SON WATCHED FLOOD CARRY HIS FATHER AWAY [ROSCOE CLAY] p.5 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK THE DAM p. 1 & 13 March 5, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK DEATH TALLY NOW CLIMBS PAST 100 p. 1 & 13 March 6, 1972 HD

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK FLOOD TOLL MAY REACH 200 March 6, 1972 HA

FLOODS - BUFFALO CREEK COMMITTEE TO TOUR BUFFALO CREEK March 11, 1972 HD

FLOODS - PAINT CREEK 18 KILLED IN PAINT CREEK FLOOD: WALL OF WATER SWEEPS ACROSS MINE HAMLETS p. 1 July 12, 1932 HD

FOUNTAINS - SOLDIER FOUNTAIN PUBLIC FOUNTAIN ON FIFTH AVE. (IRON SOLDIERS) June 24, 1913

FOUNTAINS - SOLDIER FOUNTAIN COLD WATER FOR WAYFARERS FURNISHED BY CITY CHURCH (MENTION OF SOLDIER FOUNTAIN) August 1, 1914

FRUIT - APPLES $2,461,000 WORTH OF APPLES GROWN IN WV IN ONE YEAR Sect. 2 p.5 May 12, 1912 HD

FRUIT - APPLES - JUSTICE [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS October 11, 1973 WCN

UNDERTAKERS HORSE PASSING SUPPLANTED BY AUTOMOBILES (JOHNSTON CO. SELLS LAST HORSES AUTOMOBILES SERVES ALL FUNERAL HOMES March 26, 1916 SAVES FUNERAL PURPOSES)

FUNERAL HOMES - CAVENDISH TRACY ORGANIZED NEW FUNERAL HOME : CAVENDISH TRACY INC. (8TH AVE.) April 24, 1905

FUNERAL HOMES - KINCAID & SONS KINCAIDS OPENS FUNERAL HOME ON SOUTH SIDE (2011 9TH AVE) p. 5 February 8, 1931 HD

FUNERAL HOMES - MCCLAIN MORTUARY WIDOW OF MORTICIAN DIES AT 87 [MARY E. BURKE MCCLAIN] p.7 June 29, 1959 HD

FUNERAL HOMES - REGER REGER FUNERAL HOME (pic) p.15 July 20, 1953 DND

FUNERAL HOMES - STEELE R.R. STEELE'S RESIDENCE THE FUNERAL HOME [1133 THIRD AVE] (pic) p.12 April 29, 1917 HD

FUNERAL HOMES - STEELE PICTURE OF STATE FUNERAL HOME & R.R. STEEL July 30, 1922

FUNERAL HOMES - STEELE STEELE FUNERAL HOME advertisement p. F6 July 11, 1971 HA

FUNERAL HOMES - WILLIS AND GREIBER FUNERAL HOME TO BE OPENED: WILL AND GREIBER CONCERN IS NOW LOCATED AT 2033 FIFTH AVE p. 7 November 1, 1931 HD

FURNACES BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

GOLF COURSE - 3RD AVENUE PUBLIC GOLF COURSE WILL OPEN HERE LATE IN SPRING: LAYOUT CONSISTING OF 9 HOLES LOCATED ON LOWER 3RD AVE (OHIO RIVER BOTTOM BETWEEN 3RD AVE & RIVER BANK - February 8, 1931 8TH ST W & 12TH ST W.) p.3 HD

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GOLF COURSE - KNOB HILL NINE COURSES NOW SERVE AREA p. F9 July 11, 1971 HA

GOLF COURSE - MEADOW LINKS NINE COURSES NOW SERVE AREA p. F9 July 11, 1971 HA

HOLIDAYS - CHRISTMAS A TURN OF THE CENTURY HUNTINGTON YULETIDE p.3 December 20, 1978 HA

HOMES MANY NEW HOMES BY NEW PEOPLE: HUNTINGTON'S POPULATION RAPIDLY INCREASING p. 5 July 10, 1913 HD

E.H. LONG BUYS 'SHADOWLAWN' FROM C.R. WILSON: COUNTY HOME ON PEA RIDGE IS SHOWPLACE: VIRGINIA COLONIAL RESIDENCE HOMES - 'SHADOWLAWN' May 30, 1937 HD LOCATED ON 12 ACRE TRACT Sect. 2 p.8

HOMES - 'SHADOWLAWN' EDWARD H. LONG PURCHASES 'SHADOWLAWN' (pic) Sect. 2 p.9 May 30, 1937 HD

HOMES - 102 LINDEN CIRCLE THIS FIVE ROOM HOUSE AT 102 LINDEN CIRCLE (pic) p. 7 December 31, 1950 HA

HOMES - 115 9TH AVE GLICK, ROBERT (115 NINTH AVE.) (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - 116 FAIRFAX COURT ALLEN, PHILLIP (116 FAIRFAX COURT) (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - 1204 18TH ST OSWALD, H.E. (1204 18TH ST.) p. 14 (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - 1344 3RD AVE THIRD AVENUE LANDMARK BEING RAZED FOR PARKING [1344 THIRD AVE] (NORTHCOTT) April 24, 1958 HD

HOMES - 13TH ST. ALLISON, ROBERT & MARJORIE DICKSON ALLISON (13TH ST & WASHINGTON BLVD.) p. 6 (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - 1434 WASHINGTON BLVD. SMITH, E. PAUL (1434 WASHINGTON BLVD.) p. 8 (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - 20TH ST. HUNTINGTON LAND CO. - LOTS FOR SALE 20TH ST. (adv.) p.3 January 26, 1911 HD

FOUR NEW HOUSES: ADDING TO THE RESIDENCE SECTION OF THE CITY WITH ATTRACTIVE HOMES [BOWMAN REALTY CO.] (11TH AVE & HOMES - 21ST ST. July 10, 1913 HD 21ST ST.) p. 4

HOMES - 222 GREEN OAK DR. SAFIN, E.G. (222 GREEN OAK DR.) (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - 240 W. 6TH AVE GIAMPOCARO, FRED (240 W. 6TH AVE.) p. 11 (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - 2956 STAUNTON RD. PHYSICIAN BUYS HAMIL HOME ON STAUNTON ROAD (2956 STAUNTON RD.) (R.H. HAMILL) June 4, 1939 HA

HOMES - 338 GALLAHER ST. BAUMGARDNER, R.L. (338 GALLAHER ST.) (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - 464 NORMWAY AVE. RAICA, GEORGE (464 NORWAY AVE.) (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - 539 W. 10TH AVE WILSON, W.L., JR. (539 W. 10TH AVE.) (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

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HOMES - 839 9TH ST. HOME OF THOMAS F. MORGAN [839 9TH ST.] (pic) p.3 March 20, 1912 HA

HOMES - 857 JEFFERSON AVE. HUNTINGTON'S WORLD'S FAIR HOUSE (DESIGNED BY DARWIN ENSIGN) (pic) [857 JEFFERSON AVE.] November 13, 1933 HA

HOMES - BUFFINGTON BIG REALTY DEAL INVOLVES HOME OF BUFFINGTONS July 4, 1914

HOMES - BUFFINGTON TEARING DOWN BUFFINGTONS HOME September 19, 1914

HOMES - BUFFINGTON OLD GERMAN COIN FOUND IN BASEMENT OF BUFFINGTON HOME October 6, 1914

HOMES - BUFFINGTON, THOMAS (DR.) BUFFINGTON, THOMAS (DR.) - GUYANDOTTE p. 24 (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - CALLOWAY, C.M. (adv) ONE OF WESTMORELAND'S HANDSOME HOMES (pic) p.2 April 26, 1912 HD

HOMES - CATRON, S.P. CONCRETE BLOCK GARAGE BECOMES CHARMING 'PENT HOUSE' (pic) [621 TENTH AVE] Sect. 2 p.7 September 1, 1935 HD

HOMES - CRAWLEY HISTORIC CRAWLEY HOUSE FALLS VICTIM OF FLOOD WALL BUILDERS (p. 11) February 18, 1942

HOMES - CULBERTSON HOUSE HOMES OF DISTINCTION [CHESTNUT DR - ASHLAND, KY] (pic) [SUNDAY MAGAZINE] p.1-2 September 24, 1967 HD

HOMES - DUCKWORTH BLACK HISTORY LIVES IN HER HOUSE - EDNA DUCKWORTH March 21, 1982

HOMES - EMMONS (HISTORIC) HAWKINS BUY EMMONS HOME: PALATIAL RESIDENCE PURCHASED BY HARDWARE MEN [JOHN L. HAWKINS] p.9 June 6, 1918 HD

HOMES - EMMONS, D.W. SOCIAL LIFE: IN THE EARLY DAYS (pic) p. H1 July 11, 1971 HA

HOMES - ENSLOW, FRANK B. HOME OF MR. AND MRS. FRANK B. ENSLOW IN EAST THIRD AVENUE, THE SCENE OF MANY BRILLIANT SOCIAL FUNCTIONS (pic) Sect. 3 p.3 October 8, 1911 HD

HOMES - EVERETT, TALTON W. EARLY COURTHOUSE [TALTON W. EVERETT HOME] p. F12 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

HOMES - FOSTER MEMORIAL HOW HUNTINGTON LIVES - - - VARIOUS TYPES OF HOUSING (pics) p. 10-11 February 10, 1952 HA

HOMES - FOSTER MEMORIAL MAGNIFICIENT OVER FOSTER MEMORIAL HOME WILL BE READY IN SEPT. January 13, 1924

HOMES - FOSTER MEMORIAL FOSTER MEMORIAL HOME FOR AGED WOMEN March 12, 1925

HOMES - HARVEY, COIN OLD 'COIN' HARVEY HOUSE EARMARKED WORTH SAVING p. 2 November 22, 1972 HA

HOMES - HOLDERBY HOLDERBY LAND GOES TO MARKET - TAYLOR IS AGENT March 18, 1915

HOMES - HOLDERBY HOLDERBY HOMESTEAD TREASURE TROVE OF ROMANCE October 28, 1923

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HOMES - HOLDERBY COUNTY LEASES HOLDERBY PLACE FOR JUVENILES February 2, 1931

ANOTHER REMINDER OF GOLDEN ERA FALLS AS HOLDERBY HOME GOES TO WRECKERS : ATTIC USED FOR ROLLER SKATING (1340 HOMES - HOLDERBY September 1, 1954 HA 16TH ST.) P. 10 (pic)

HOMES - HOPPSTELTER, H.J. BUYS HOME IN RICKETT'S PLACE p. 2 June 7, 1931 HD

HOMES - JENKINS PLANTATION WHAT GOES ON HERE: SOME ARCHAEOLOGISTS NEEDED FOR WORK ON JENKINS' PLACE p. 2 September 1, 1954 HA

HOMES - JENKINS PLANTATION WHAT GOES ON HERE: SOME ARCHAEOLOGISTS NEEDED FOR WORK ON JENKINS' PLACE p. 2 September 1, 1954 HA

HOMES - JENKINS PLANTATION GREENBOTTOM MANSION BROODS OVER BYGONE DAYS p. C7 June 25, 1959 HD

HOMES - JENKINS PLANTATION OLD JENKINS HOME BUILT 124 YEARS AGO p. C7 June 25, 1959 HD

HOMES - JENKINS PLANTATION CONFEDERATE GENERAL HOME PLACED ON NATIONAL REGISTER June 1, 1978

HOMES - JENKINS PLANTATION GEN. JENKINS' HOMESTEAD: CONTACT POINT WITH HISTORY p. 3 July 6, 1978 HA

HOMES - JENKINS PLANTATION JENKINS HOUSE TO GET SPRUCED UP October 20, 2000 HD

HOMES - KISER, B.J. KISER, B.J. (HOLSWADE PARK EXTENSION) p. 8 (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - LAWTER, EVERETT N. LAWTER, EVERETT N. (236 W. 6TH AVE.) (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - LONG, J.H. LONG, J.H. (COL.) - 9TH STREET p. 18 [WHERE HOTEL PRICHARD NOW STANDS] (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - MITCHELL, CLAUDE YESTERDAY... BY BOB WITHERS (pic) Sunday Magazine p.16 [1712 5TH AVE] March 5, 1972 HD

HOMES - MORGAN, THOMAS F. HOME OF THOMAS F. MORGAN [839 9TH ST.] (pic) p.3 March 20, 1912 HA

HOMES - NEWMAN, HOWARD T. NEWMAN, HOWARD T. (100 BLOCK OF GREEN OAK DR.) (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - PARSONS TEN A DAY IN OLD HOUSE : THE PARSONS HOMESTEAD October 7, 1923

HOMES - RAMSDELL RAMSDELL HOUSE REFLECTS THE HISTORY OF CEREDO p. F1-F2 November 24, 1985 HD

HOMES - RAMSDELL RAMSDELL HOUSE THRUST BACK TO CIVIL WAR DAYS p. B1-B2 December 1, 1985 HD

HOMES - SAMUEL, JOHN (BARBOURSVILLE) VICTORIAN ERA REMINDER (pic) p.12 March 4, 1954 DND

HOMES - SIMMS HOUSE MODERNIZING BY TURNING BACK THE CLOCK (Mr. & Mrs. Dudley Simms) P. 1-3 (Sunday Magazine) December 6, 1970 HD

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HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILDING IN GREATER HUNTINGTON (adv.) p.3 January 26, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON: THIS BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOME TO BUILD FOR $2500 (BLAIR P. WILSON CO.) (adv.) Sect. 3 p.4 February 5, 1911 HD

BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - THIS ATTRACTIE BUNGALOW TO BUILD FOR $3,200 - E.N. ALGER, ARCHITECT (BLAIR P. WILSON CO.) HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS February 11, 1911 HD (adv.) Sect. 2 p.2

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - THIS CEMENT HOUSE TO BUILD FOR $4,000 (BLAIR P. WILSON CO.) (adv.) Sect. 2 p.3 February 19, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - THIS STORY AND A HALF HOUSE FOR $2000 (DEAN & KIRSCHNER, ARCHITECTS) (adv.) Sect. 2 p.4 February 26, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - A SUGGESTION IN CRAFTSMAN ARCHITECTURE (DEAN & KIRSCHNER, ARCHITECTS) (adv.) Sect. 2 p.5 March 5, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON (DEAN & KIRSCHNER, ARCHITECTS) (adv.) Sect. 2 p.2 March 12, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - A CLEVER BUNGALOW TO BUILD FOR $3500 (DEAN & KIRSCHNER, ARCHITECTS) (adv.) Sect. 3 p.2 March 19, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN A BUNGALOW (DEAN & KIRSCHNER, ARCHITECTS) (adv.) Sect. 2 p.4 March 26, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN A TWO-FAMILY HOUSE (adv.) Sect. 2 p.4 April 2, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD AT HOME IN HUNTINGTON - A SUGGESTION IN CRAFTSMAN ARCHITECTURE (DEAN & KIRSCHNER, ARCHITECTS) (adv.) Sect. 2 p.3 April 9, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - $2,100 SHOULD BUILD THIS MODEST HOUSE (adv.) Sect. 2 p.3 April 16, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - AN ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE HOUSE TO BUILD AT A MODERATE COST Sect. 2 p.4 April 23, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON (L.J. DEAN, FOSTER BUILDING) (adv.) Sect. 2 p.3 April 30, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - AN ATTRACTIVE LITTLE HOME FOR THE AUTO Sect. 3 p.1 May 7, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - A SUGGESTION IN CRAFTSMAN ARCHITECTURE (adv.) Sect. 2 p.3 May 14, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - A SUGGESTION IN CRAFTSMAN ARCHITECTURE (adv.) Sect. 2 p.4 May 21, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON: A SUGGESTION IN CRAFTSMAN ARCHITECTURE Sect. 2 p.2 May 28, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS (adv.) Sect. 3 p.3 June 11, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS THE HOME BEAUTIFUL (adv.) Sect. 2 p.3 June 18, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS THIS COZY ENGLISH COTTAGE TO BUILD FOR #3,300 (adv.) Sect. 2 p.3 June 25, 1911 HD

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HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS THIS COZY ENGLISH COTTAGE TO BUILD FOR $3,300 (adv.) Sect. 2 p.4 July 2, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS THIS COZY ENGLISH COTTAGE TO BUILD FOR $3,300 (adv.) Sect. 2 p.3 July 9, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FRAME ON AND ONE-HALF STORY COTTAGE (L.J. DEAN, FOSTER BLDG.) (adv) Sect. 2 p.3 July 16, 1911 HD

BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - THIS HOUSE IS OF THE BUNGALOW TYPE, HAVING ALL ON ONE FLOOR EXCEPT ONE CHAMBER, AND HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS July 23, 1911 HD WITH A WIDE CORNICE - ESTIMATE AT $2,100 (pic) Sect. 2 p.3

HOMES - STYLES - ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS BUILD A HOME IN HUNTINGTON - DOUBLE HOUSE (LJ DEAN, FOSTER BLDG.) Sect. 2 p.3 July 30, 1911 HD

HOMES - STYLES - BUNGALOW FURNISHING A BUNGALOW IS NOW AN EASY TASK August 16, 1913 HD

HOMES - VERLANDER, BUD VERLANDER, BUD (BEVERLY HILLS) (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOMES - WALKER, BURGESS WALKER, BURGESS (100 BLOCK OF GREEN OAK DR.) (pic) August 27, 1939 HA

HOSPITALS HOSPITAL WILL BE OPENED November 28, 1903 HA

FARR BUILDING UP FOUR STORIES WILL FRONT 120 FEET ON 4TH AVE. PRIVATE ALLEY TO BE KEPT OPEN BY MEANS OF AN ARCH HOSPITALS August 24, 1916 CONSTRUCTION

HOSPITALS INSUFFICIENT FUNDS MAKE SANITARY FACILITIES AT HOSPITAL SHOCKING January 11, 1953

HOSPITALS HOSPITAL'S JOB IS TO MEET COMMUNITY NEEDS p. D9 June 25, 1959 HD

HOSPITALS HOSPITAL PLANNED BY DR. W.M. LEWIS: SPECIALIZED INSTITUTION WILL BE ERECTED IN HIGHLAWN p.12 June 22, 1925 HD

HOSPITALS DEED FOR NEW CITY HOSPITAL GROUNDS MADE p.5 September 24, 1918 HD

HOSPITALS - BABY CLINIC BABY CLINIC MOVES OFFICES TO SOCIAL AGENCIES BUILDING Sect. 2 p.1 October 7, 1923 HA

HOSPITALS - BABY CLINIC MISS EVA BENONIS JOINS BABY CLINIC: WILL BE ASSISTANT TO MRS. WATERS IN MOTHERS' CLUB WORK HERE July 19, 1925 HD

HOSPITALS - BABY CLINIC BABY CLINIC AND HOSPITAL UNITE p. 1-2 December 17, 1927 HD

HOSPITALS - BARNETT NEW HOSPITAL: DR. C.C. BARNETT WILL OPEN A HOSPITAL ON SEVENTH AVENUE FOR COLORED PEOPLE p.7 December 20, 1911 HD

HOSPITALS - BARNETT BARNETT HOSPITAL IS BEING ENLARGED June 15, 1924

HOSPITALS - BARNETT NEW BARNETT HOSPITAL IS FINEST NEGRO INSTITUTION IN AMERICA (7TH AVE., 12TH ST.) November 24, 1924 HD

HOSPITALS - BARNETT DR. CONSTANTINE C. BARNETT TO HEAD HOSPITAL FOR NEGRO INSANE August 13, 1925

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HOSPITALS - BARNETT BARNETT ASKS CITY TO BUY HOSPITAL UNDER LEASE April 17, 1930

HOSPITALS - BARNETT AFRO-AMERICAN HOSPITAL WILL BE OPENED [1201 7TH AVE] p.10 April 20, 1912 HD

HOSPITALS - C & O NEW C&O HOSPITAL WILL BE READY FOR OCCUPATION SOON January 8, 1900

HOSPITALS - C & O WORK HAS BEGUN ON HOSPITAL January 12, 1900

HOSPITALS - C & O C&O EMPLOYEES TO BUILD HOSPITAL FOR WHITE PLAGUE January 11, 1914

HOSPITALS - C & O C&O HOSPITAL TO START NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL December 25, 1915

HOSPITALS - C & O RAILWAY HOSPITAL COSTING $250,000 PLANNED FOR CITY p.6 April 12, 1918 HD

HOSPITALS - C & O CHILD BORN 8 MINUTES AFTER 1953's BIRTH p. 2 January 2, 1953 DND

HOSPITALS - C & O TEN HOSPITALS SERVE THE CITY AND SURROUNDING AREA (pic) p.25 July 20, 1953 DND

HOSPITALS - C & O C&O HOSPITALS GO PUBLIC, NON-PROFIT p. 1 November 21, 1970 HD

HOSPITALS - C & O HUNTINGTON'S HOSPITALS - HISTORY p. B6 July 11, 1971 HA

HOSPITALS - CABELL HUNTINGTON 16TH STREET: NEW HOSPITAL IS IN PLAN FOR DISTRICT p.2 January 29, 1953 DND

HOSPITALS - CABELL HUNTINGTON HUNTINGTON'S HOSPITALS - HISTORY p. B6 July 11, 1971 HA

HOSPITALS - CHILDRENS BENEFIT BRIDGE NETS $264 FOR CHILD HOSPITAL February 13, 1923 HD

HOSPITALS - CHILDRENS JONES, HOSPITAL WILL CONTINUE WORK December 7, 1927

HOSPITALS - CHILDRENS JONES QUITS AS STAFF CHIEF AT CHILD HOSPITAL December 8, 1927

HOSPITALS - CHILDRENS BABY CLINIC AND HOSPITAL UNITE p. 1-2 December 17, 1927 HD

HOSPITALS - CHILDRENS CHILDRENS HOSPITAL WILL OPEN APRIL 1 WITH DR. H.W. SMITH CHIEF OF STAFF March 18, 1928

HOSPITALS - CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S CHILD HOSPITAL OPENS THURSDAY WITH RECEPTION p. 2 October 15, 1929 HD

HOSPITALS - DOCTORS' MEMORIAL HUNTINGTON'S HOSPITALS - HISTORY p. B6 July 11, 1971 HA

HOSPITALS - GUTHRIE MODERN BATHS INSTALLED AT THE GUTHRIE HOSPITAL June 22, 1913

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HOSPITALS - GUTHRIE DR. GUTHRIE TO DOUBLE CAPACITY OF HIS HOSPITAL July 13, 1916

HOSPITALS - GUTHRIE GUTHRIE INSTALLS MODERN EQUIPMENT November 1, 1916

HOSPITALS - GUTHRIE DR. J.A. GUTHRIE REOPENS HOSPITAL p.4 March 1, 1946 HD

NEW SANITARIUM FOR HUNTINGTON WILL BE LOCATED ON SIXTH AVENUE AND SIXTH STREET: WILL BE OWNED BY DR. J.A. GUTHRIE HOSPITALS - GUTHRIE-STEENBERGEN HOSPITAL & SANITARIUM September 22, 1910 HD AND DR. J.S. STEENBURGEN BOTH OF HUNTINGTON p.1

HOSPITALS - GUTHRIE-STEENBERGEN HOSPITAL & SANITARIUM OPENING OF NEW HOSPITAL FRIDAY p.2 February 16, 1911 HD

HOSPITALS - GUTHRIE-STEENBERGEN HOSPITAL & SANITARIUM (pic) GUTHRIE-STEENBERGEN HOSPITAL [ 6TH AVE & 6TH ST. ] (adv.) p.5 April 25, 1911 HD

HOSPITALS - GUTHRIE-STEENBERGEN HOSPITAL & SANITARIUM STEENBERGEN SELLS TO DOCTOR GUTHRIE: INSTITUTION WILL CONTINUE WITHOUT CHANGE IN THE MANAGEMENT p.1 October 8, 1912 HA

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL SITE MAY BE SECURED FOR CITY BUILDING p. 1 April 5, 1911 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL PROPERTY SOLD BY BOARD: BOARD OF EDUCATION ACCEPTS OFFER OF $12,000 FOR PROPERTY OF PHYSICIANS p.1 August 25, 1911 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON LOCAL HOSPITAL IS TAKEN OVER BY DR. J.E. RADER p.1 May 15, 1910 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL LONG CLOSED, BUT SIGN LIVES ON (1201 7TH AVE) (pic) Sect. 2 pg. 11 December 16, 1961 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON HUNTINGTON'S HOSPITALS - HISTORY p. B6 July 11, 1971 HA

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - GENERAL MANY PATIENT AT HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL March 28, 1905

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - GENERAL HUNTINGTON HOSPITALS (ADVERTISEMENT) April 27, 1906 HA

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - GENERAL HOSPITAL PROPERTY WILL BE SECURED WITHOUT ANY COST p.1 April 9, 1911 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - GENERAL HOSPITAL DEAL FINALLY CLOSED: PHYSICIANS ARE GIVEN TITLE TO THE PROPERTY p.8 October 17, 1911 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - GENERAL HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL IS SOLD June 3, 1916

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - GENERAL TELL HISTORY OF HOSPITAL (HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL) June 4, 1916

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - GENERAL TELLS HISTORY OF HOSPITAL (HUNTINGTON GENERAL) ESTABLISHED 1903 June 4, 1916

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - GENERAL HOSPITAL SITE SOLD ON BLOCK : HUNTINGTON GENERAL HOSPITAL HOLDINGS WILL CUT INTO FOUR BLOCKS (LAND ON THE SOUTHSIDE OF 4TH AVE. BETWEEN 7-8TH ST. ON WHICH September 22, 1916 HUNTINGTON GENERAL HOSPITAL STANDS)

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY HUNTINGTON'S HOSPITALS - HISTORY p. B6 July 11, 1971 HA

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HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - MEMORIAL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SUCCEEDS HISTORIC KESSLER-HATFIELD P. 2 September 9, 1931 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - MEMORIAL NEW HUNTINGTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WIL BE OFFICIALLY OPENED OCTOBER 9 p. 12 October 4, 1931 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - ORTHOPEDIC FORMER LOCAL FIGHTER IN HOSPITAL (GARLAND 'KID' THOMPSON) p. 10 February 10, 1953 DND

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - ORTHOPEDIC DOCTOR RAPS BED SHORTAGE IN CITY p. 1 & 16 February 23, 1953 DND

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - ORTHOPEDIC THIRD AVE. LANDMARK GOING [1330 THIRD AVE - ONCE HOUSED PART OF HUNTINGTON ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL] p. 7 March 7, 1961 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE INSANE POPULATION OF WEST VIRGINIA SHOWS STARTLING INCREASE February 6, 1913

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE ASYLUM FORM IS SUGGESTED BY SUPERINTENDENT GUTHRIE September 29, 1914

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE TAKE INSANE TO SPENCER HOSPITAL FROM ASYLUM HERE December 30, 1914

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE START CANNING FACTORY AT HUNTINGTON STATE HOSPITAL August 3, 1915 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE START CANNING FACTORY AT HUNTINGTON STATE HOSPITAL August 8, 1915

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE START WORK THIS WEEK ON BUILDING AT STATE HOSPITAL August 23, 1915

LEAST DEFECTIVE GREATEST MENACE : SAYS DR. GUTHRIE - ADVOCTES RESTRICTING IN ORDER TO PREVENT REPRODUCTION OF KIN HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE December 26, 1915 (HEREDITY GREAT CAUSE OF IDIOCY)

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE STATE HOSPITAL AGAIN CROWDED May 17, 1916

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE NO NEW BUILDINGS AT STATE HOSPITAL February 23, 1917

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE WILL URGE DR. HOGG AS SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE HOSPITAL February 28, 1917

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE HUNTINGTON STATE HOSPITAL HAS NATIONWIDE REPUTATION: LAKIN TELLS OF GENERAL DEMAND FOR ADMITTANCE p.12 May 4, 1918 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE HUNTINGTON STATE HOSPITAL HAS NATIONAL REPUTATON May 7, 1918

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE STATE HOSPITAL FARM PROJECTS IN FINAL STAGE May 3, 1936

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE TOUR OF HUNTINGTON STATE HOSPITAL SHOWS OVERCROWDING, UTTERLY INADEQUATE CARE p. 1/8 February 20, 1949 HA

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE STATE HOSPITAL HELD FEARFUL FIRE HAZARD September 30, 1951

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE BECKLEY TOT 'STARVED' AT HOSPITAL p. 1 September 26, 1952 DND

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HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE REBUILDING OF STATE HOSPITAL ASKED BY MENTAL HEALTH GROUP p. 15 November 16, 1952 HA

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE 15 DIED IN STATE HOSPITAL - FIRE TOLL IS EXPECTED TO GO HIGHER November 27, 1952 HD

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE ARSON PROBE CONTINUES AT STATE HOSPITAL p.1 December 1, 1952 DND

HOSPITALS - HUNTINGTON - STATE CAMPAIGN TAKING SHAPE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR STATE HOSPITAL CHAPEL (pics) December 9, 1954

HOSPITALS - KESSLER KESSLER HOSPITAL IS PURCHASED BY A NEW COMPANY (DR. R.E. VICKERS/DR. H.D. HATFIELD) p.1 April 29, 1910 HD

HOSPITALS - KESSLER NEW MANAGEMENT OF KESSLER HOSPITAL ASSUMES CONTROL [GREATER HUNTINGTON REALTY CO.] p.4 May 5, 1910 HD

HOSPITALS - KESSLER KESSLER HOSPITAL WILL BE ENLARGED September 16, 1916

HOSPITALS - KESSLER TWO LARGE ADDITIONS BEING PLANNED AT KESSLER HOSPITAL: OPERATING ROOMS TO BE SEPARATE FROM MAIN PLANT p.3 June 9, 1918 HD

HOSPITALS - KESSLER HOSPITAL AND SANITARIUM NEW HOSPITAL OPENED MONDAY p.7 January 3, 1911 HD

GOVERNOR HATFIELD BUYS HALF INTEREST IN KESSLER HOSPITAL: FORMER STATE EXECUTIVE WILL RESUME PRACTICE: SURGERY HOSPITALS - KESSLER-HATFIELD April 29, 1917 HD WHICH FIRST GAINED HIM FAME TO OCCUPY HIS ATTENTION HEREAFTER p.12

HOSPITALS - KESSLER-HATFIELD KESSLER-HATFIELD HOSPITALS OPENS OPERATING ROOM (W.C. HENSLEY - FIRST SURGICAL PATIENT) March 24, 1919 HA

HOSPITALS - LAKIN STATE HOSPITAL LAKIN STATE HOSPITAL IS VOTED AWARD p. 13 October 20, 1952 DND

HOSPITALS - MAGGIE (MASON CO.) NEGROES TO BE REMOVED FROM WESTON HOSPITAL p. 1 July 11, 1925 HD

HOSPITALS - MEMORIAL HUNTINGTON'S HOSPITALS - HISTORY p. B6 July 11, 1971 HA

HOSPITALS - MORRIS MEMORIAL WHERE MORRIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN WILL STAND p. 4 January 11, 1931 HD

HOSPITALS - MORRIS MEMORIAL WHERE MORRIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN WILL START January 11, 1931

HOSPITALS - MORRIS MEMORIAL POLIO VICTIMS AT MORRIS MEMORIAL CAN SMILE (pic) p. 3 February 3, 1953 DND

HOSPITALS - MORRIS MEMORIAL MORRIS MEMORIAL BUYS TRACT OF LAND FOR NURSES' HOME p. 5 April 8, 1953 DND

HOSPITALS - MORRIS MEMORIAL MORRIS MEMORIAL: IT'S A HOME AWAY FROM HOME (MORRIS MEMORIAL NURSING AND CONVALESCENT HOME) p. 8 March 13, 1975 HA

HOSPITALS - MOUNT HOPE MT. HOPE HOSPITAL, COMPLETE IN DETAIL, A MARVEL OF PERFECTION p.3 August 2, 1910 HD

HOSPITALS - MOUNT HOPE MT. HOPE HOSPITAL, COMPLETE IN DETAIL, A MARVEL OF PERFECTION p.3 August 2, 1910 HD

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HOSPITALS - MOUNT HOPE MT. HOPE HOSPITAL (5TH ST & 4TH AVE) September 24, 1916

HOSPITALS - MOUNT HOPE MOUNT HOPE HOSPITAL BUILDING HISTORIC LANDMARK WILL MAKE WAY FOR MARCH OF PROGRESS July 13, 1926

HOSPITALS - SANITARIUM FINE SANITARIUM FOR HUNTINGTON July 8, 1906

HOSPITALS - ST. MARY'S NEW ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL TO BE OPENED OCT 1 August 8, 1924 HA

HOSPITALS - ST. MARY'S NEW ST. MARY'S IS DEDICATED (pic) November 7, 1924

HOSPITALS - ST. MARY'S TEN HOSPITALS SERVE THE CITY AND SURROUNDING AREA (pic) p.25 July 20, 1953 DND

ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL HAS UNDERGONE CONSTANT EXPANSION AND IMPROVEMENT : NEW $3,950,608 WING IS NEARING COMPLETION HOSPITALS - ST. MARY'S June 25, 1959 HD p. F1

HOSPITALS - ST. MARY'S HUNTINGTON'S HOSPITALS - HISTORY p. B6 July 11, 1971 HA

TWO NEGRO HOMES OPENED AT LAKIN: BIG CELEBRATION MARKS OPENING OF INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AND HOSPITAL FOR INSANE (DR. HOSPITALS - STATE COLORED HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE June 16, 1926 HD C.C. BARNETT) p.13

HOSPITALS - STEENERGER WOMAN'S STEENBERGER WOMANS HOSPITAL IS MODERN November 13, 1924 HD

HOSPITALS - VETERANS HOSPITAL CITY TO GET FINEST VET HOSPITAL August 23, 1930

HOSPITALS - VETERANS HOSPITAL HOSPITAL FOR VETERANS TO BRING MILLION DOLLAR PAYROLL TO HUNTINGTON August 23, 1930

HOSPITALS - VETERANS HOSPITAL ENGINEER ARRIVES TO LOCATE HOSPITAL p. 1 February 5, 1931 HD

HOSPITALS - VETERANS HOSPITAL HOSPITAL SITE IS CONDEMNED BY COURT ORDER p. 1-2 July 21, 1931 HD

HOSPITALS - VETERANS HOSPITAL WALLS OF NEW MILLION DOLLAR US VETERANS' HOSPITAL ARE RISING IN HILLS SOUTHWEST OF CITY (pic) p. 7 October 4, 1931 HD

HOSPITALS - VETERANS HOSPITAL HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL UNIT OF VETERANS BUREAU IS NEARING COMPLETION p. 10 (pic) April 10, 1932 HD

FINISHING TOUCHES ARE BEING PUT ON VETS' HOSPITAL: OFFICIALS SAY BUILDINGS WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY AUGUST 27 (pic) p. HOSPITALS - VETERANS HOSPITAL July 10, 1932 HD 5

HOSPITALS - VETERANS HOSPITAL VETERANS HOSPITAL TO MARK 20TH YEAR October 8, 1952 DND

HOSPITALS - VETERANS HOSPITAL VET HOSPITAL HAS BIRTHDAY (pic) p. 9 October 27, 1952 DND

HOSPITALS - WEST VIRGINIA ASYLUM FAMOUS CYNTHIA SPARKS CASE WON BY THE MOUNTAIN WOMAN p. 4 July 17, 1913 HD

HOSPITALS - WV STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE NEGROES TO BE REMOVED FROM WESTON HOSPITAL p. 1 July 11, 1925 HD

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HOTELS - 3RD AVENUE PUMP FREEZE, HOTEL BURNS [ THIRD AVENUE HOTEL ] sect. 3 p. 3 February 24, 1946 HA

HOTELS - 3RD AVENUE HISTORIC 3RD AVE. BUILDINGS GIVING WAY TO PROGRESS (pic) p.11 June 9, 1971 HD

HOTELS - 6TH AVENUE NEW HOTEL SAID TO BE ASSURED [ 6TH AVE & 9TH ST ] p.10 March 30, 1911 HD

HOTELS - ADELPHI ADELPHI ERECTED IN 1892 July 2, 1901

HOTELS - ADELPHI ADELPHI HOTEL IN ASHES & WHOLE BLOCK THREATENED (LOCATED 6TH & 9TH ST.) July 2, 1901

HOTELS - ADELPHI CAROLINA HOTEL CHANGED TO ADELPHI September 26, 1901 HA

HOTELS - ADELPHI THE ADELPHI HOTEL HAS BEEN SOLD December 2, 1901

HOTELS - ADELPHI HOTEL ON SITE OF OLD ADELPHI: PLANS FOR NEW BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION HAVE BEEN CHANGED p.10 October 28, 1912 HA

HOTELS - ADELPHI BAILEY CONFIRMS SALE OF ADELPHI July 24, 1915

HOTELS - ADELPHI DANIELS BUYS HOTEL ADELPHI : WILL BE UNDER MANAGEMENT OF VETERANS NEPHEW December 31, 1915

HOTELS - ADELPHI HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

HOTELS - ADELPHI $750,000 BLAZE WRECKS TWO BUILDINGS: ADELPHI HOTEL AND ADJOINING PROPERTY BURN p. 1&10 (pics) December 26, 1950 HD

HOTELS - ADELPHI ADELPHI HOTEL AND OLD LOLING PROPERTY BURNS December 26, 1950

HOTELS - ADELPHI FIRE AT ADELPHI HOTEL p. H11 June 25, 1959 HD

HOTELS - ADELPHI FIRE AT ADELPHI HOTEL p. H11 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

HOTELS - BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS TO OPEN ON JUNE 1ST February 20, 1913

OLD BLUE SULPHUR TO BE OPENED JUNE 15 : CHARLESTON AND HUNTINGTON PEOPLE TO OPERATE FAMOUS OLD RESORT NEAR HOTELS - BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS May 28, 1913 BARBOURSVILLE

HOTELS - BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS BLUE SULPHUR HOTEL OPEN FOR BUSINESS June 26, 1913

HOTELS - BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS BLUE SULPHUR POPULAR: CABELL COUNTY SUMMER RESORT ENTERTAINS CAPACITY CROWDS ON FOURTH AND ON SUNDAY p. 10 July 8, 1913 HD

HOTELS - BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT p. 8 July 18, 1913 HD

HOTELS - BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT July 20, 1913

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HOTELS - BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS FARMERS GATHER AT BLUE SULPHUR August 26, 1913

HOTELS - CENTRAL CITY'S HOTELS ATTRACTED MANY TRAVELERS AS EARLY AS THE 1870s (pics) p. H3 July 11, 1971 HA

HOTELS - CONTINENTAL TRAVELERS COULD RIDE TO HOTELS p. F11 June 25, 1959 HD

HOTELS - COTTAGE COTTAGE HOTEL AT KENOVA A BLAZE July 27, 1901

HOTELS - FARR NEW HOTEL FARR TO BE READY FOR OPENING IN EARLY AUTUMN: FIRED ROOF HOME OF 125 ROOMS TO BE GIVEN PUBLIC p.5 June 10, 1918 HD

HOTELS - FARR NEW FARR HOTEL, LAST WORD IN HOTEL CONSTRUCTION, TO OPEN TO PUBLIC ON NOMEMBER FIRST p.10 October 13, 1918 HD

HOTELS - FARR WORK IS RUSHED ON NEWEST HOTEL p.7 November 1, 1918 HD

HOTELS - FARR NEW FARR HOTEL THROWN OPEN TO PUBLIC FRIDAY p.8 November 16, 1918 HD

HOTELS - FARR FARR BUILDING BEING REMOVED (16TH ST. & 2ND AVE.) September 29, 1915

HOTELS - FARR FARR BUILDING TO BE ERECTED AT EARLY DATE - TO BE EITHER 3 OR 4 STORIES August 9, 1916

HOTELS - FARR FARR CONFIRMS REPORT HE WILL BUILD A HOTEL (4TH & 9TH ST.) January 6, 1917 HD

HOTELS - FARR FARR REPORTS HE WILL BUILD A HOTEL STATES STRUCTURE AT 4TH AVE & 9TH ST. WILL BE AT LEAST SIX STORIES HIGH January 6, 1917

HOTELS - FARR FARR MAY ADD TWO MORE STORIES ONTO HIS HOTEL BUILDING February 9, 1917

HOTELS - FARR FARR HOTEL AS IT WILL LOOK WHEN ADDITION IS COMPLETED December 24, 1922

HOTELS - FIFTH AVE NEW HOSTELRY WILL SOON BE OPENED: FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL BUILDING COMPLETED p.4 November 25, 1911 HD

HOTELS - FIFTH AVE BAILEY ASSUMES MANAGEMENT OF 5TH AVE. HOTEL August 4, 1915

HOTELS - FIFTH AVE FIFTH AVE IS LATEST HOTEL TO PLAN FOR ANNEX February 9, 1917

HOTELS - FLORENTINE FLORENTINE HOTEL HAS BEEN SOLD April 2, 1900

HOTELS - FLORENTINE FLORENTINE IS NEARING COMPLETION April 11, 1901

HOTELS - FLORENTINE FLORENTINE WILL OPEN MONDAY June 8, 1901 HA

HOTELS - FLORENTINE NEW FLORENTINE HOTEL June 10, 1901

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HOTELS - FLORENTINE NEW FLORENTINE HOTEL OPEN June 10, 1901 HA

HOTELS - FLORENTINE FLORENTINE WILL BE ENLARGED TO TWICE ITS PRESENT SIZE July 16, 1901 HA

HOTELS - FLORENTINE FLORENTINE HOTEL SOLD : COL. L.A. DANIEL, PROPRIETOR February 24, 1906

HOTELS - FLORENTINE CLOSE FLORENTINE FOR BRIEF TIME: IN ORDER TO RUSH REPAIRS ON BUILDING p.8 May 30, 1911 HD

HOTELS - FLORENTINE FLORENTINE HOTEL HAS BEEN REMODELED (pic) p.3 September 17, 1911 HD

FLORENTINE HOTEL CHANGES HANDS: WILD AND WALTON DISPOSE OF THEIR INTERESTS: J.A. MOFFETT, L.A. DANIEL AND OTHERS WILL HOTELS - FLORENTINE November 28, 1911 HD HAVE DIRECT CONTROL OF HOSTELRY p. 1

HOTELS - FLORENTINE FLORENTINE TO BE SOLD TODAY TO GARAGE MAN : C.L. HAMILTON December 16, 1915

HOTELS - FLORENTINE HAMILTON BUYS THE FLORENTINE December 17, 1915

HOTELS - FLORENTINE OLD LANDMARK SOLD : FLORENTINE HOTEL - BUYER MEYER MITTENTHAL PRESIDENT OF HUNTINGTON DRY GOODS CO. (pic) July 17, 1927

HOTELS - FLORENTINE FLORENTINE TO BE REMODELED : HISTORIC HOTEL UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT WILL BE RESTORED April 8, 1929

HOTELS - FLORENTINE CITY'S HOTELS ATTRACTED MANY TRAVELERS AS EARLY AS THE 1870s (pics) p. H3 July 11, 1971 HA

MAGNIFICIENT HOTEL ON FOURTH AVENUE: TO BE ONE OF THE BEST STRUCTURES IN THE STATE: THE BUILDING WILL EXTEND FROM HOTELS - FREDERICK March 8, 1905 HA PRINDLE BUILDING TO TENTH STREET

HOTELS - FREDERICK THE NAME IS FREDERICK July 30, 1905

HOTELS - FREDERICK HOTEL FREDERICK ALMOST COMPLETED July 8, 1906

HOTELS - FREDERICK FREDERICK OPENING SAT OCT 20 August 5, 1906

HOTELS - FREDERICK FORMAL OPENING OF FREDERICK PHARMACY : FREDERICK OPENS TOMORROW NIGHT November 11, 1906

HOTELS - FREDERICK OPENING OF FREDERICK PHARMACY November 11, 1906

HOTELS - FREDERICK NEW HOTEL THROWN OPEN (FREDERICK) November 12, 1906 HA

HOTELS - FREDERICK FREDERICK LOBBY TO BE EXTENDED TO 10TH ST. February 16, 1915

HOTELS - FREDERICK HUMAN FLY CLIMBS FREDERICK HOTEL (JACK WILLIAMS ACCOMPLISHED PERILOUS FEAT) November 24, 1916

HOTELS - FREDERICK HOTEL FREDERICK IS SOLD BY O'NEAL TO REALTY GROUP May 20, 1927

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HOTELS - FREDERICK THE FREDERICK SINCE CLOSING PEOPLE RECALL THE HOTEL OF ANOTHER TIME July 1, 1973 HD

HOTELS - FREDERICK MARCH 1905 : THE GREATEST PROJECT EVER BEGUN IN HUNTINGTON p. 3 November 10, 1977 HA

HOTELS - GLENWOOD INN KENOVA ALSO BEGAN AS A RAILROAD TOWN - IN 1888 (pic) p. A7 July 11, 1971 HA

HOTELS - GOTHAM PHOTO: DEMOLITION COMPLETE (southwest corner of 3rd Ave. and 8th St.) P.9 December 17, 1970 HD

HOTELS - HISTORY DRUMMERS' LIKE HUNTINGTON'S HOTELS IN 1870's : 'SCRANAGE' BUILT IN 1872, BELIEVED OLDEST HOSTELRY p. 11 August 27, 1939 HA

HOTELS - HISTORY CITY'S HOTELS ATTRACTED MANY TRAVELERS AS EARLY AS THE 1870s (pics) p. H3 July 11, 1971 HA

HOTELS - HUNTINGTON NEW HOTEL HERE: A.E. KELLY LEASES PROPERTY AND WILL ESTABLISH HOTEL HERE MARCH 1ST, 1913 p.3 December 19, 1912 HD

NEW HOTEL TO OPEN BY FIRST OF MAY: THE 'HUNTINGTON' WILL BE READY FOR BUSINESS WITHIN ANOTHER SIXTY DAYS IT IS HOTELS - HUNTINGTON March 25, 1913 HD BELIEVED (6TH AVE & 9TH ST) p.10 NEW HUNTINGTON HOTEL OPENS MONDAY (CORNER 6TH AVE & 9TH ST. - SITE OF OLD ADELPHI HOTEL WHICH WAS DESTROYED BY HOTELS - HUNTINGTON June 8, 1913 FIRE)

HOTELS - HUNTINGTON SIX STORY FIREPROOF ANNEX PLANNED FOR THE HUNTINGTON (6TH AVE. & 9TH ST) February 3, 1917

HOTELS - IMPERIAL IMPERIAL HOTEL (HOUSE OF ILL FAME - 3RD AVE) January 7, 1917

HOTELS - KONETA SEEK WOMAN AFTER BABY IS LEFT IN HOTEL (KONETA) - 8TH ST. November 17, 1925

HOTELS - KONETA KENTUCKY MAN BUYS THE KONETA October 30, 1926

HOTELS - MERCHANTS MERCHANTS HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE: OLDEST HOSTELRY IN CITY THE SCENE OF AN EARLY MORNING FIRE p.1 March 17, 1904 HH

HOTELS - MERCHANT'S TRAVELERS COULD RIDE TO HOTELS p. F11 June 25, 1959 HD

HOTELS - PRICHARD PRICHARD PLANS TO BUILD FINE HOTEL: IF GOVERNMENT REJECTS FIFTH AVENUE PROPERTY AT APPRAISER'S FIGURE OF $25,000 p.8 September 20, 1911 HD

HOTELS - PRICHARD NEW HOTEL PRICHARD ITS OWNER & MANAGER June 28, 1925

HOTELS - PRICHARD HOTEL PRICHARD OPENED FORMALLY WITH BANQUET July 24, 1925

HOTELS - REGAL REGAL HOTEL: NAME OF NEW HOSTIERY WHICH WILL BE OPENED UP AT EIGHTH STREET AND THIRD AVENUE Sect. 3 p.6 March 26, 1911 HD

HOTELS - UPTOWNER MOTEL CITY'S FACE EVER-CHANGING AS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS PROGRESS p. 6 December 10, 1961 HD

HOTELS - WASHINGTON DRIVE INN AND MOTEL WASHINGTON DRIVE-INN AND MOTEL (pic) p. 3 October 17, 1952 DND

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL MANY FACTORIES ARE IN SIGHT FOR HUNTINGTON : BOARD OF TRADE HAS 250 INDUSTRIES WHICH WANT TO LOCATE HERE. CHEAP INDUSTRY September 28, 1913 GAS IS A GREAT INDUCEMENT

INDUSTRY RETROSPECTIVE OF OLD YEAR REVEALS VAST DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIES IN HUNTINGTON January 1, 1914

INDUSTRY HUNTINGTON FOR ALLOY CO. TO FINISH BIG SHELLS U.S. MAY BE BUYER June 29, 1916

INDUSTRY DAYLIGHT PLANT - OVERALL FACTORY TO BE THREE STORIES (15TH ST & 8TH AVE SE CORNER) September 21, 1916

INDUSTRY TWO NEW INDUSTRIES ARE BROUGHT TO CITY - IRON PLANTS LOCATED IN HUNTINGTON October 13, 1916

5 NEW FACTORIES FOR HUNTINGTON ARE NOW ON LIST : TWO JUST LANDED ONE BEGINS SHORTLY AND OTHERS ARE OPERATING INDUSTRY October 15, 1916 SEVERAL ARE BEING ENLARGED

INDUSTRY - ATOMIC PLANT (PIKE COUNTY, OH) WORK BEGUN AT ATOMIC PLANT SITE p. 12 November 26, 1952 DND

INDUSTRY - BOTTLING NEW INDUSTRY : TRI-STATE BOTTLING WORKS WILL OPEN ITS PLANT AT CENTRAL CITY NO LATER THAN MIDDLE APRIL March 26, 1907

INDUSTRY - BOTTLING BOTTLING INDUSTRY LONG ON CITY SCENE July 11, 1941

INDUSTRY - BOTTLING BOTTLING INDUSTRY LONG ON CITY SCENE p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

INDUSTRY - CABELL COUNTY - HISTORY CABELL COUNTY PIONEERS LAUNCH MANY INDUSTRIES June 2, 1929 HD

INDUSTRY - CANNING CANNING FACTORY NEWEST INDUSTRY: PEACON VALLEY TOMATOES WILL BE PACKED (RUSSELL CREEK) p. 10 August 15, 1913 HD

INDUSTRY - CHEMICAL THIS STATE HAS RAPIDLY BECOME ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREAT CHEMICAL CENTERS p. 4 July 19, 1931 HD

INDUSTRY - CHEMICALS CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LURED HERE FOR PAST 70 YEARS p. E9 July 11, 1971 HA

INDUSTRY - COAL ROMANCE OF COAL RARELY APPRECIATED (pic) - RAYMOND E. SALVTI MOTOR VESSEL p. F8 June 25, 1959 HD

INDUSTRY - COAL BLACK DIAMONDS: FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL WRITES HISTORY OF STATE COAL INDUSTRY (Sunday Magazine p.4-5) August 25, 1963 HD

75,000 MEN AND BOYS IN WEST VA COAL MINES: ONE HALF OF CITIZENS ARE DEPENDENT ON INDUSTRY: AVERAGE EARNINGS OF WEST INDUSTRY - COAL - STATISTICS September 12, 1911 HD VIRGINIA MINER COMPARES FAVORABLY WITH OTHER STATES p.8 589,616,921 TONS OF COAL OUT OF WVA - FIGURES OF THE STUPENDOUS AGGREGATE COAL PRODUCTION OF THE STATE ARE GIVEN INDUSTRY - COAL - STATISTICS November 15, 1911 HD OUT: WOULD MAKE A TRAIN 89,336 MILES IN LENGTH p.9 COAL OUTPUT OF 1911 IN EXCESS OF PREVIOUS YEAR: ESTIMATES OF OUTPUT FOR YER JUST CLOSED SHOW THAT MORE THAN SIXTY INDUSTRY - COAL - STATISTICS January 5, 1912 HD MILLION TONS MINED p.5

INDUSTRY - FLINT GLASS CITY GAINS WIDE NOTICE BECAUSE OF GLASS FORMULA : LOCAL MAN REVOLUTIONIZING COUNTRY'S LEAD - FLINT GLASS INDUSTRY CITY CONSIDERED A GLASS CENTER October 11, 1914

INDUSTRY - FURNITURE HUNTINGTON FURNITURE IS REMARKABLE : INDUSTRY HERE HAS TAKEN A GREAT STRIDE WITHIN THE PAST YEAR October 26, 1913

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INDUSTRY - FURNITURE LOCAL FURNITURE FACTORIES WORK AT FULL SPEED September 25, 1914

INDUSTRY - FURNITURE BIG FURNITURE YEAR FOR CITY SAYS GREGORY January 2, 1916

INDUSTRY - FURNITURE BIG YEAR PROMISED FOR HUNTINGTON FURNITURE MEN January 11, 1916

INDUSTRY - FURNITURE FURNITURE FIRM TO HOLD FORMAL OPENING TOMORROW February 1, 1929

INDUSTRY - FURNITURE FACTORIES EXPECT 1,000,000 ORDERS FOR FURNITURE January 9, 1930

INDUSTRY - FURNITURE - EXHIBITS HUNTINGTON MADE FINE SHOWING AT NATIONAL FURNITURE EXHIBIT February 9, 1913

INDUSTRY - FURNITURE - EXHIBITS LOCAL FURNITURE PLANTS COMPETE AGAINST WORLD : SIX FACTORIES SHIP EXHIBIT TO GRAND RAPIDS June 18, 1914

INDUSTRY - FURNITURE - EXHIBITS LOCALLY MADE FURNITURE TO BE ON EXHIBIT June 8, 1920

INDUSTRY - FURNITURE - HISTORY FURNITURE INDUSTRY DATES BACK TO 1901 (p. 1 SPECIAL MAGAZINE SECTION) April 7, 1929 HA

G.J. NICHOLSON LAUNCHED FIRST PLANT IN CITY. PENN TABLE CO. & EMPIRE FURNITURE CAME SOON AFTER : SOME 800 PEOPLE ARE INDUSTRY - FURNITURE - HISTORY April 7, 1929 HA EMPLOYED BY FIRM

INDUSTRY - FURNITURE - HISTORY FURNITURE: OLDEST EXISTING STORE OPENED IN 1905 (pics) p. E5 July 11, 1971 HA

INDUSTRY - GAS BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

INDUSTRY - GAS 1899 - NATURAL GAS IS INTRODUCED IN THE CITY p. B5 July 11, 1971 HA

INDUSTRY - GINSENG BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

INDUSTRY - GLASS GLASS WORKERS WILL OWN HOMES October 4, 1902

INDUSTRY - GLASS KEEN COMPETITION FOR GLASS FACTORY February 28, 1913

INDUSTRY - GLASS GLASS FACTORY TAKES OPTION ON SIX ACRE TRACT AT TWENTY-SIXTH STREET March 3, 1913

INDUSTRY - GLASS SECOND BIG GLASS PLANT MAY LOCATE IN CITY May 21, 1913

INDUSTRY - GLASS NEW GLASS PLANT OPENS NEXT MONTH August 7, 1913

INDUSTRY - GLASS NEW GLASS PLANT OPENS NEXT MONTH (HIGHLAWN) p. 8 August 7, 1913 HD

INDUSTRY - GLASS HUNTINGTON GETS HUGH GLASS PLANT 300 NEW FAMILIES (BRANCH OF BALDT GLASS) October 15, 1913

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INDUSTRY - GLASS MEDIVERY CITY GLASS CORP. START WORK ON BIG GLASS PLANT NEAR TOWN OF CULLODEN December 12, 1922

INDUSTRY - GLASS 1890 THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY July 11, 1941

INDUSTRY - GLASS NEW GLASS PLANTS INITIATE C-K INDUSTRIAL BOOM November 4, 1945

INDUSTRY - GLASS GLASS BLOWER HONOR MINTON WITH DINNER (pic) p.8 September 17, 1953 DND

INDUSTRY - GLASS GLASS INDUSTRY HAS AIDED COUNTY p. E8 June 25, 1959 HD

INDUSTRY - GLASS 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

INDUSTRY - GLASS 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

INDUSTRY - GLASS BRICK RECLAIMS BOTTOM LAND FOR PLANT FOR GLASS BRICK July 15, 1915

INDUSTRY - GLASS BRICK HUNTINGTON WINDOW GLASS COMPANY WILL USE BRICKS OF GLASS FACTORY FOR NEW HOUSES : OLD WINDOW PANY FACTORY IN WEST HUNTINGTON TO BE DISMANTLED NEXT November 2, 1915 WEEK - BANK SELLS BUILDING TO MILLER COMPANY

INDUSTRY - GLASS BRICK 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

INDUSTRY - LUMBER BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

INDUSTRY - LUMBER - HISTORY LUMBER - KEY TO BUILDING A CITY p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

INDUSTRY - METALS METALS HAVE PLAYED IMPORTANT ROLE p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

INDUSTRY - NICKEL NICKEL FIRM PAYS $88,000 FOR LAND September 19, 1920

INDUSTRY - NICKEL THE MONEL METAL AND MALEABLE NICKLE INDUSTRY ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST IMPORTANT IN HUNTINGTON November 13, 1924

INDUSTRY - NICKEL NICKEL PLANT PLANS NEW REFINEMENTS May 19, 1929

INDUSTRY - OIL FIRST WEST VIRGINIA OIL WAS FOUND IN WIRT CO. p. 9 July 20, 1913 HD

INDUSTRY - OIL BARBOURSVILLE: THE EARLY OIL BOOM p. 6 July 27, 1913 HD

INDUSTRY - OIL BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

INDUSTRY - OIL BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

INDUSTRY - PAPER PAPER PLANT LOCATES HERE (WEST VIRGINIA CORRUGATED CONTAINER CO.) p. 4 September 1, 1954 HA

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INDUSTRY - SALT BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

INDUSTRY - STEEL STEEL BUSINESS INCORPORATED January 16, 1926

INDUSTRY - TENT TENT INDUSTRY WILL BE MOVED TO HUNTINGTON November 11, 1915

INDUSTRY - TEXTILES CLOTHING, TEXTILE FIRMS p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

INDUSTRY - TIMBER HUNTINGTON: THE GATEWAY TO THE TIMBER WEALTH OF THE APPALACHIANS Sect. 2 p. 4 & 5 October 16, 1910 HD

INDUSTRY - TOBACCO TOBACCO INDUSTRY BRINGS EVIDENCE OF STATES PRIMITIVE METHODS (W.F BLANKENSHIP) p. 3 April 21, 1912 HD

INDUSTRY - TOBACCO SINCE 1910 TOBACCO HAS BEEN A VITAL PART OF THE CITY'S ECONOMY (pics) p. E3 July 11, 1971 HA

INVENTIONS - ANTI-THEFT DEVICE [REX CHANDLER] CEREDO RESIDENT READY TO PLACE INVENTION ON SALE p. 3 October 28, 1952 DND

INVENTIONS - BREWER KEYBOARD HUNTINGTON PRINTER INVENTS KEYBOARD FOR TELETYPESETTER p. 12 April 8, 1953 DND

INVENTIONS - CHAFFIN'S AUTOMATIC MEMORANDUM CABINET MACHINE GUARD'S MEN'S MEMORIES: MANUFACTURERS RECORD DISCUSSES INVENTION (pic) Sect. 2 p.6 September 24, 1911 HD

INVENTORS - BREWER, C.N. HUNTINGTON PRINTER INVENTS KEYBOARD FOR TELETYPESETTER p. 1/12 April 8, 1953 DND

INVENTORS - CHAFFIN, WILLIAM (JUDGE) MACHINE GUARD'S MEN'S MEMORIES: MANUFACTURERS RECORD DISCUSSES INVENTION (pic) Sect. 2 p.6 September 24, 1911 HD

INVENTORS - DAVIDSON, G.C. HUNTINGTON MAN ASSISTED MARCONI TO ASSEMBLE FIRST RADIO IN U.S. p.10 July 14, 1929 HA

KU KLUX KLAN NEGROES PROTEST AGAINST KU KLUX KLAN p.2 May 27, 1921 HD

KU KLUX KLAN KLAN INVADES SERVICES TO HAND PREACHER HANDSOME PURSE TO FURTHER REVIVAL October 14, 1922

KU KLUX KLAN HOODED MEN WHIP WAYNE COUNTIAN August 30, 1923

KU KLUX KLAN KLAN PARADES IN FULL REGALIA AFTER BIG DAY July 11, 1926

KY - ASHLAND - BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS ASHLAND BIRTHS p. 4 September 29, 1952 DND

KY - ASHLAND - BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS ASHLAND BIRTHS p. 12 October 13, 1952 DND

KY - ASHLAND - BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS ASHLAND BIRTHS p. 13 November 5, 1952 DND

LAND - HISTORY ABSENTEE LAND OWNERSHIP FILLS WV HISTORY p. 3 June 29, 1975 HD

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LAND GRANTS - SAVAGE MR. SWITZER HAS OLD LAND GRANT : DOCUMENT BEARS SIGNATURE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON November 23, 1915

LAND GRANTS - SAVAGE SAVAGE LAND GRANT INTERESTING CHAPTER IN STATES HISTORY April 23, 1922

LAND GRANTS - SAVAGE OLD SAVAGE GRANT WAS PURCHASED BY BUFFINGTON IN 1872 August 27, 1939

LAND SURVEYS TWO SURVEYS WERE MADE HERE IN 1795 p. A8 June 25, 1959 HD

LEAGUES - STATE CIVIC ORGANIZE BRANCH OF CIVIC LEAGUE: IS FOR ELEVATION OF THE COLORED RACE December 15, 1915

LIBRARY ANDREW CARNEGIE WILL GIVE $25,000 FOR FREE LIBRARY January 7, 1901

LIBRARY CHANGE IN RULES AT THE LIBRARY : JUVENILE DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN COMPLETED January 30, 1913

LIBRARY SOCIALIST WILL BE EXCLUDED FROM CARNEGIE LIBRARY June 28, 1913

LIBRARY STATE LIBRARIAN IS APPOINTED : PROFESSOR W.W. SANDERS TO SUCCEED JOHN C. GILMER August 26, 1913

LIBRARY NEW RESIDENTS LIKE LIBRARY : INCOMING PEOPLE CAUSE INCREASE IN PATRONAGE June 27, 1914

LIBRARY CHILDREN READ HEAVIER BOOKS THAN GROWN-UPS August 6, 1914

LIBRARY DEMAND FOR BOOKS INCREASED BY WAR August 11, 1914

LIBRARY MONDAY LAST DAY AT RITTER PARK STORYHOUR EXERCISE TO RETURN TO LIBRARY August 30, 1914

LIBRARY WILL TELL GHOST STORIES AT JUVENILE LIBRARY ON HALLOWEEN October 2, 1914

LIBRARY STATE LIBRARIANS WANT COMMISSION October 27, 1914

LIBRARY BELIEVE LIBRARY BILLS WILL PASS THE LEGISLATURE January 3, 1915

LIBRARY PUBLIC LIBRARY ISSUED 59,136 BOOKS IN YEAR January 3, 1915

LIBRARY FOR BRANCH LIBRARY January 9, 1915

LIBRARY QUEER BOOKMARKS FIND WAY TO THE LIBRARIANS January 19, 1915

LIBRARY PLEDGE SUPPORT TO LIBRARY BILL January 21, 1915

LIBRARY LIBRARY BOOK FINDS WAY HOME April 20, 1915

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LIBRARY FOR BRANCH LIBRARY : GUYANDOTTE April 22, 1915

LIBRARY LIBRARY SHOWS GAINS IN AUG. September 2, 1915

LIBRARY JUNIORS RUMMAGE SALE TO RAISE LIBRARY FUNDS October 9, 1915

LIBRARY LOCAL LIBRARIAN NAMED SECRETARY (LIBRARY ASSOCIATION) October 20, 1915

LIBRARY LIBRARIANS WILL MAKE NEW EFFORT WILL INSIST ON STATE CONSUMER LAW November 2, 1915

LIBRARY TASTE FOR STUDY GROWING IN CITY SAYS LIBRARIAN March 2, 1916

LIBRARY ALMOST 100,000 BOOKS CIRCULATED January 3, 1917

LIBRARY BIG ATTENDANCE AT GUYANDOTTE - 156 CHILDREN AT LIBRARY HEAR STORIES February 11, 1917

LIBRARY CAMPAIGN TO BUILD LIBRARIES AT CAMPS OPENS HERE MONDAY January 10, 1942

LIBRARY URBAN RENEWAL TRANSFER LAND TO LIBRARY November 15, 1977

LIBRARY 20 MONTHS FROM TODAY - LIBRARY December 10, 1977

LIBRARY LIBRARY UP FOR SALE OF ORDINANCE IS OK'D March 5, 1978

LIBRARY CABELL COUNTY BOOKMOBILE CHECKS OUT May 26, 1995

LIBRARY - BARBOURSVILLE BARBOURSVILLE: REGISTRATION AT LIBRARY REACHES 315 (Correspondence Sect. p.4) April 28, 1946 HD

LIBRARY - BARBOURSVILLE COUNTY'S LIBRARY SERVICES TO IMPROVE WITH NEW BARBOURSVILLE BRANCH OPENING (pics) p.11 September 1, 1967 HD

LIBRARY - CABELL COUNTY PUBLIC POLITICS REFLECTED IN LIBRARY FINANCES August 5, 1957 HA

LIBRARY - CABELL COUNTY PUBLIC FANTASY IS THEME OF MURAL AT LIBRARY [MARILYN VEATER - ARTIST] p. 6 February 6, 1981 HD

LIBRARY - CABELL COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY ADDS TO STAFF TO SERVE ADULTS BETTER (pic) p.9 August 29, 1967 HD

LIBRARY - CABELL COUNTY PUBLIC NEW LIBRARY HOURS LISTED p.13 August 31, 1967 HD

LIBRARY - CABELL COUNTY PUBLIC PUBLIC LIBRARY TO SET UP BUILDING FUND FOR GROWTH p.13 August 31, 1967 HD

LIBRARY - CABELL COUNTY PUBLIC WHERE ARE ALL BEST-SELLERS OF YESTERYEAR? HOME FREE? (pic) p.13 September 27, 1967 HD

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LIBRARY - CABELL COUNTY PUBLIC WAIVED BOOK FINES $936 p.13 September 28, 1967 HD

LIBRARY - CABELL COUNTY PUBLIC SWINGING' LIBRARY SCREENING VINTAGE FILMS p.11 November 25, 1967 HD

LIBRARY - CARNEGIE THIEVES BREAK INTO LIBRARY p.8 February 11, 1911 HD

LIBRARY - CARNEGIE CHILDREN'S ROOM: SPECIAL DEPARTMENT WILL BE ESTABLISHED AT LIBRARY FOR THE LITTLE ONES p.10 July 3, 1912 HD

LIBRARY - CARNEGIE LIBRARY BUILT 1903 p. B3 July 11, 1971 HA

LIBRARY - CEREDO-KENOVA CEREDO KENOVA PUBLIC LIBRARY TO OPEN TODAY April 8, 1951 HA

LIBRARY - CEREDO-KENOVA C-K LIBRARY HAS COME LONG WAY (pics) p. 5 November 24, 1952 DND

LIBRARY - DRINKO PLANS BEGIN FOR MU LIBRARY December 17, 1994 HD

LIBRARY - GALLAHER VILLAGE MASON PAPERS GIVEN TO GALLAHER LIBRARY (THE PAPERS OF GEORGE MASON) p.9 December 11, 1970 HD

LIBRARY - GUYANDOTTE ASK CLUB WOMEN AS CENSORS FOR BOOKS IN LIBRARY HERE WOULD PROTECT YOUNG GIRLS June 30, 1914

CHANGE IN RULES AT THE LIBRARY: JUVENILE DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN COMPLETED: MAIN READING ROOM WILL REMAIN OPEN FROM LIBRARY - HUNTINGTON PUBLIC January 30, 1913 HD 10 AM TO 10 PM p.8

LIBRARY - HUNTINGTON PUBLIC DEMAND FOR DRAMA IN LIBRARY GROWS May 20, 1921 HD

LIBRARY - HUNTINGTON PUBLIC REMODELING MAKES LIBRARY BRIGHTER SPOT p.3 January 15, 1952 HD

LIBRARY - HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY SETS ANNIVERSARY p. 17 November 4, 1952 DND

LIBRARY - HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY PLANNING FOR ANNIVERSARY BEGINNING SUNDAY p. 4 November 12, 1952 DND

LIBRARY - HUNTINGTON PUBLIC HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY - HALF CENTURY OLD (pic) p. 10 November 13, 1952 DND

LIBRARY - HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY SETS MARK FOR BOOKS CIRCULATED p. 4 February 27, 1953 DND

LIBRARY - HUNTINGTON PUBLIC PUBLIC LIBRARY ATTRACTS THOUSANDS EACH YEAR: IT IS CITY'S CENTER OF CULTURE (pic) p.24 July 20, 1953 DND

LIBRARY - HUNTINGTON PUBLIC CITY'S BOOK THIEVES ARE VERY PARTICULAR p.13 September 18, 1953 DND

LIBRARY - HUNTINGTON PUBLIC CITY LIBRARY SETS NEW MARK IN BOOK LENDING (OMAR BACON) (pic) p. 4 March 30, 1954 DND

LIBRARY - MILTON BRANCH MILTON BRANCH LIBRARY IS APPROVED p. 11 April 25, 1979 HD

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LIBRARY - MORROW NEW MORROW LIBRARY ON MARSHALL CAMPUS WILL BE DEDICATED JANUARY 30 (pic) p. 10 December 28, 1930 HD

LIBRARY - MORROW MORROW STUDENT AT MARSHALL TO BE GUEST OF HONOR AT DEDICATION OF LIBRARY TODAY p. 5 January 30, 1931 HD

LIBRARY - MORROW PERMANENT COLLECTION OF MODERN PAINTINGS WILL BE OPENED IN MORROW GALLERY TODAY (FEDERAL ART PROJECT) Sect. 4 p.2 May 30, 1937 HD

LIBRARY - MORROW MURALS PAINTED BY MRS. FORS FOR MORROW LIBRARY UNVEILED p.2 May 31, 1937 HD

LIBRARY - SALT ROCK ONLY THING LIBRARY PROPOSAL OFFERED US WAS HIGHER TAXES, SALT ROCK RESIDENTS COMPLAIN p. 2 March 17, 1974 HD

LIBRARY - WEST HUNTINGTON SEEKING WEST HUNTINGTON SITE FOR... A NEW BRANCH LIBRARY p.9 September 19, 1967 HD

MARRIAGES - ANNIVERSARIES - LEIST, VALENTINE (MR & MRS.) CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY p.6 August 7, 1910 HD

WOULD PUT BAN ON BLOOD MARRIAGES: DELEGATE CALHOUN OF PENDLETON COUNTY GOES AFTER INTERMARRYING EVIL - MARITAL MARRIAGES - BAN January 30, 1913 HD RELATION BETWEEN FIRST OR SECOND COUSINS IS INCLUDED IN TABOO LIST p.9 DR. C.C. BARNETT BECOMES BENEDICT: WEDDING COMES AS SURPRISE TO HIS FRIENDS: GROOM IS THE OLDEST COLORED PHYSICIAN MARRIAGES - BARNETT / MATTHEWS October 10, 1912 HA HERE, HIS BRIDE A NURSE AT BARNETT HOSPITAL [CC BARNETT/CLARA V. MATTHEWS]

MARRIAGES - BLACK / GOULD MISS BLACK IS MARRIED TO EDWIN GOULD February 22, 1942

MARRIAGES - CALLIHAN / MILES GEORGE B. MILES TO INDIA H. CALLIHAN September 1, 1886

MARRIAGES - HATFIELD / BURTON CAP HATFIELD MARRIED: YOUNG MAN SAID TO BE MEMBER OF THE FAMOUS FEUD FAMILY [CAP HATFIELD/NELLE BURTON] p.10 October 3, 1912 HA

MARRIAGES - HOLMES / MILES LEE S. MILES TO NANNIE M. HOLMES December 1, 1886

FIVE WHITE WOMEN ARE INDICTED FOR MARRYING NEGROES: COMPLETE REPORT OF GRAND JURY AUTHORIZED BY PROSECUTOR MARRIAGES - INTERRACIAL February 2, 1913 HD SIMMS, BRINGS SENSATION p.20 MISCEGENATION IS MADE A FELONY: WHITES AND BLACKS CANNOT INTERMARRY - WORD NEGRO IS CONSTRUED TO INCLUDE ALL MARRIAGES - INTERRACIAL February 6, 1913 HD PERSONS OF AFRICAN DESCENT TO ONE-EIGHTH BLOOD p.9 WHO'LL BE THE 13TH WHITE HOUSE BRIDE? TWELVE WEDDINGS IN HISTORIC MANSION SINCE 1811, AND PRESIDENT HAS THREE MARRIAGES - WHITE HOUSE BRIDES March 9, 1913 HD CHARMING DAUGHTERS p.15 ARTISTS SERIES NEARING QUARTER-CENTURY MARK [MARSHALL COLLEGE ARTISTS SERIES] : ADMIRAL BYRD WAS FEATURED IN FIRST MARSHALL ARTIST SERIES June 25, 1959 HD YEAR p. F7

MARSHALL ARTIST SERIES ARTISTS SERIES SOLVED A PROBLEM p. H5 July 11, 1971 HA

MARSHALL ARTIST SERIES CULTURAL LUXURY : MARSHALL ARTISTS SERIES CONTINUES TO BRING EXCITING ENTERTAINMENT TO HUNTINGTON April 26, 1987 HD

MEMORIALS - CALDWELL HOW MEMORIAL WILL LOOK (J.L. CALDWELL) - JAMES L. CALDWELL April 29, 1926

MEMORIALS - CALDWELL PLANS MEMORIAL TO GENERAL CALDWELL April 29, 1926

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MEMORIALS - CALDWELL CALDWELL MEMORIAL WILL BE PRESERVED TO FORMALLY TO PARK COMMISSION MONDAY DEC 20. December 12, 1926

MEMORIALS - CALDWELL MRS. WATTS WILL PRESENT CALDWELL MEMORIAL MONDAY December 18, 1926

UNVEIL MEMORIAL TO J.L. CALDWELL ON RITTER KNOLL : MRS. OUIDA WATTS MAKES PRESENTATION TO CITY ON BEHALF OF FAMILY MEMORIALS - CALDWELL December 21, 1926 (JAMES L. CALDWELL)

MEMORIALS - CALDWELL CHURCH TO USE NEW CALDWELL PULPIT TODAY : DEDICATION SERVICE WILL BE HELD LATER IN YEAR August 31, 1930

MEMORIALS - CALDWELL CALDWELL MEMORIAL WINDOW UNVEILED : TRINITY CHURCH WINDOW HONORS THE CALDWELL April 12, 1931

MEMORIALS - MEMORIAL ARCH ARCH OF TRIUMPH FOR MEMORIAL PARK TO BE DEDICATED - ARTICLE June 15, 1924

MEMORIALS - MEMORIAL ARCH ARCH OF TRIUMPH FOR MEMORIAL PARK TO BE DEDICATED November 11, 1924

MEMORIALS - MEMORIAL ARCH ALL ARMED SERVICE GROUPS ACTIVE HERE (pic) - MEMORIAL ARCH p. E13 June 25, 1959 HD

MEMORIALS - WOODMEN OF THE WORLD UNVEIL MONUMENT: WOODMEN OF THE WORLD WILL UNVEIL MEMORIAL AT MT. UNION CEMETERY NEXT SUNDAY p.3 June 7, 1911 HD

MISSIONS - 18TH STREET MISSION A.T. PROCTOR DIES SUDDENLY AT HOME HERE: HEART ATTACK PROVES FATAL TO WELL KNOWN PHOTOGRAPHER p. 1 October 29, 1933 HD

MISSIONS - 18TH STREET MISSION DEATH OF A.T. PROCTOR CLOSES BRILLIANT PHOTOGRAPHY CAREER October 30, 1933 HD

MISSIONS - 20TH STREET CHURCH WILL OBSERVE HIS FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY TODAY p. 4 March 13, 1932 HD

MISSIONS - 20TH STREET 20TH STREET: TWENTIETH STREET HAS TRADITIONS, EARLIEST CHURCHES GOT START HERE p. 9 February 6, 1953 DND

MISSIONS - CITY MISSION FORMER CITY MISSION DIRECTOR DIES p. 3A March 10, 2007 HD

MISSIONS - GOD'S LIGHTHOUSE MISSION LOCAL MISSION HAS REVIVAL SERVICES (REV. CARROLL WOODARD) p. 9 February 17, 1953 DND

MISSIONS - HUNTINGTON CITY FORMER CITY MISSION DIRECTOR DIES p. 3A March 10, 2007 HD

MISSIONS - LIGHTHOUSE GOSPEL MISSION WORKERS RETURN TO FORMER QUARTERS [LIGHTHOUSE GOSPEL MISSION] (440 W. 3RD ST.) November 19, 1936 HA

MISSIONS - UNION MISSION UNION MISSION RECEIVES THREE ADDITIONAL WARDS May 24, 1921 HD

MISSIONS - UNION MISSION UNION MISSIONS LONG HISTORY IN SERVICE REVIEWED BY LEADER p. 3 September 25, 1927 HD

MISSIONS - UNION MISSION UNION MISSION'S LONG HISTORY IN SERVICE REVIEWED BY LEADER (LESLIE T. DOWNEY, SUPT.) p. 3 September 25, 1927 HD

MISSIONS - UNION MISSION A.T. PROCTOR DIES SUDDENLY AT HOME HERE: HEART ATTACK PROVES FATAL TO WELL KNOWN PHOTOGRAPHER p. 1 October 29, 1933 HD

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MISSIONS - UNION MISSION DEATH OF A.T. PROCTOR CLOSES BRILLIANT PHOTOGRAPHY CAREER October 30, 1933 HD

MISSIONS - W. 14TH ST. MISSION FAITH IN HUNTINGTON (pics) p. 14 August 3, 1957 HD

CONFEDERATE VETERANS PLAN ERECTION OF BIG MONUMENT IN NEW CITY PARK IN EVENT THAT COMMISSIONERS WILL DONATE MONUMENTS - CONFEDERATE VETERANS April 30, 1912 HD SUFFICIENT GROUND: WILL PAY TRIBUTE TO SOUTHERN WOMEN (FOUR POLE CREEK) p.12 $2,000 DONATION FOR EACH MONUMENT: COMMISSIONERS DECIDE TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO G.A.R. AND CONFEDERATE VETS FOR MONUMENTS - CONFEDERATE VETERANS May 3, 1912 HD MEMORIAL IN NEW CITY PARK: MONEY WILL BE TAKEN FROM THE SPECIAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND p.10

MONUMENTS - G.W. STARKS LOCAL PRODUCT: STARKS MONUMENT UNVEILED AT CHARLESTON WAS BUILT BY F.C. MCCOLM COMPANY p.6 November 23, 1911 HD

G.A.R. MONUMENT TO BE ERECTED: COUNTY COURT ASKED TO MAKE A DONATION - MEMORIAL THAT WILL COST ABOUT $7,000 TO BE MONUMENTS - GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (G.A.R.) April 24, 1912 HD BUILT IN NEW CITY PARK p.10

MONUMENTS - GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (G.A.R.) CITY IS ASKED FOR A DONATION OF $2,000 FOR BUILDING OF GAR MONUMENT p.10 April 25, 1912 HD

SWITZER OPPOSES G.A.R. DONATION: SAYS MONEY COULD BE USED IN MORE PRACTICAL WAY THAN TOWARD FUND FOR ERECION OF MONUMENTS - GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (G.A.R.) May 2, 1912 HD G.A.R. MONUMENT IN THE CITY PARK p.10 $2,000 DONATION FOR EACH MONUMENT: COMMISSIONERS DECIDE TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO G.A.R. AND CONFEDERATE VETS FOR MONUMENTS - GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (G.A.R.) May 3, 1912 HD MEMORIAL IN NEW CITY PARK: MONEY WILL BE TAKEN FROM THE SPECIAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND p.10 FINAL ACT OF OLD BOARD WAS DONATION OF $2,000 FOR G.A.R. MEMORIAL: HANDSOME MONUMENT WILL BE BUILT IN NEW CITY PARK MONUMENTS - GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (G.A.R.) June 2, 1912 HD ON EIGHTH STREET Sect. 2 p.10

MONUMENTS - SAMUEL STARKS MONUMENT: COLORED PYTHIANS DO HONOR TO NOTED MEMBER OF THEIR RACE p.3 November 22, 1911 HD

MONUMENTS - STONEWALL JACKSON BIG CEREMONY AT UNVEILING OF MONUMENT TO STONEWALL JACKSON AT CAPITOAL p.8 September 24, 1910 HD

MONUMENTS - STONEWALL JACKSON UNVEILING MONUMENT OF GEN. JACKSON p.1 September 28, 1910 HD

MONUMENTS - WOODMEN OF THE WORLD UNVEIL MONUMENT: WOODMEN OF THE WORLD WILL UNVEIL MEMORIAL AT MT. UNION CEMETERY NEXT SUNDAY p.3 June 7, 1911 HD

MOONSHINERS INSPECTED CORN IS WRONG TYPE p. C2 June 25, 1959 HD

MOTION PICTURES OVER $2000 DAILY SPENT IN HUNTINGTON BY 'MOVEY' MEN FILLS COST AS HIGH AS $500,000. COST $47,000 TO ESTABLISH THIS CITY'S TEN MOVING PICTURE THEATRES WITH February 2, 1913 AVERAGE DAILY EXPENSE OF $30 (LISTS THEATRES)

MOTION PICTURES - BIRTH OF A NATION "BIRTH OF A NATION" BOOKED TO HUNTINGTON 2ND WEEK OF DEC November 10, 1915

MOTION PICTURES - FOOLS PARADE (1971) FOOL'S PARADE' MOVIE PREMIERE SET IN WHEELING p.18 May 20, 1971 HD

MANY SEE 'MOVIES' OF HUNTINGTON: GRAND THEATER WAS CROWDED YESTERDAY: FOUR REEL PICTURES EXHIBITED SHOWING 20,000 MOTION PICTURES - HUNTINGTON July 8, 1913 HD FACES OF HUNTINGTON PEOPLE p. 6 MOVING PICTURE STUDIO HERE : MARYLAND FILM COMPANY WILL MANUFACTURE IN THIS CITY (THE TEE PEE FILM COMPANY OF MOTION PICTURES - TEE PEE FILM COMPANY June 14, 1913 CUMBERLAND, MD)

MUSEUMS - HERITAGE VILLAGE CITY PUSHES HERITAGE VILLAGE: TWO HISTORICAL SOCIETIES URGED TO FORMULATE PRESERVATION PLANS p. 1 & 3 November 22, 1972 HA

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MUSEUMS - HUNTINGTON GALLERIES HUNTINGTON GALLERIES CONSTRUCTION BEGINS March 2, 1951 HA

MUSEUMS - HUNTINGTON GALLERIES FIELD OF SERVICE FOR GALLERIES WILL EXPAND (pic) - p. D2 June 25, 1959 HD

MUSEUMS - HUNTINGTON GALLERIES GALLERIES CONSIDERED UNIQUE WHEN IT OPENED IN 1952 p. H5 July 11, 1971 HA

THE OLD FIDDLERS COMING BACK HOME ENGAGEMENT AT THE HUNTINGTON JUNE 20. HAVE HAD A REMARKABLY SUCCESSFUL MUSICIANS - COL. J.A. PATTEE'S OLD TIME FIDDLERS June 16, 1912 HD CAREER IN BIGGEST VAUDEVILLE THEATRES p. 8

MUSICIANS - COL. J.A. PATTEE'S OLD TIME FIDDLERS OLD FIDDLERS ARRIVE TODAY p.10 June 18, 1912 HD

MUSICIANS - LYRIC THEATRE ORCHESTRA OUR FIRST 100 YEARS IN MUSIC (pic) Suppl. p. 9 July 11, 1971 HA

NATIVE AMERICANS - BURIAL MOUNDS MOUND BUILDERS LIVED IN WAYNE June 12, 1921

NATIVE AMERICANS - BURIAL MOUNDS INDIAN BURIAL MOUNDS ARE NUMEROUS p. A12 June 25, 1959 HD

NATIVE AMERICANS - CORNSTALK SKELETONS FOUND AT WILLOW GROVE RECALL MASSACRE p.8 April 9, 1910 HD

NATIVE AMERICANS - CORNSTALK THE CURSE OF CORNSTALK [SUNDAY MAGAZINE P.1-2] November 29, 1971 HD

NATIVE AMERICANS - MASSACRES PEACEFUL PARK SCENE OF INDIAN OUTBREAK AND DEATH OF WHITES January 12, 1930 HA

NATIVE AMERICANS - MOUND BUILDERS FURTHER PROOF EGYPTIANS WERE MOUND BUILDERS p. 16 August 10, 1913 HD

OBSERVATORY - GREEN BANK GREEN BANK OBSERVATORY LOOKING FOR LIFE SIGNS ON OTHER PLANETS p. 26 December 20, 1959 HA

OH - BURLINGTON - CHURCHES BURLINGTON HAS OLDEST CHURCH IN THIS SECTION June 23, 1929

OH - BURLINGTON - HISTORY LITTLE VILLAGE OF BURLINGTON OHIO WAS ONCE LAWRENCE COUNTY SEAT March 23, 1929

OH - HANGING ROCK HANGING ROCK IRON ONCE BEST IN WORLD August 2, 1954

OH - IRONTON IRON MADE IRONTON SOCIAL CENTER OF VALLEY August 22, 1954

OH - IRONTON IRONTON MURAL NEARLY COMPLETED July 7, 1996

OH - PORTSMOUTH - HISTORY 1796 SAW FIRST PERMANENT SETTLEMENT AT PORTSMOUTH March 30, 1930

OH - PROCTORVILLE - HISTORY PROCTORVILLE FIRE ENGINE SAVED PART OF CITY IN 1901 February 18, 1916

OH - PROCTORVILLE - HISTORY TWO GENERATIONS OF FIRE FIGHTING EQUIPMENT IN PROCTORVILLE June 26, 1930

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OH - ROME TOWNSHIP - CHURCHES OLD ROME CHAPEL HAS 100TH BIRTHDAY August 14, 1954

OH - ROME TOWNSHIP - CHURCHES OLD ROME CHAPEL WILL CELEBRATE 100TH ANNIVERSARY TODAY September 6, 1954

OH - ROME TOWNSHIP - HISTORY ROME BEAUTY APPLE WAS ORGINATED FROM SCRUB TREE IN OHIO ORCHARD July 28, 1929

OH - ROME TOWNSHIP - HISTORY LAWRENCE COUNTY [OH] FRUIT GROVE TRACES ORIGIN OF ROME BEAUTY January 24, 1930

THREE PIONEERS OF ROME TOWNSHIP: THE GARDNERS, MORRISONS, AND WALTONS ALL CONTRIBUTED HEAVILY TO THE EARLY OH - ROME TOWNSHIP - HISTORY April 17, 1938 HA DEVELOPMENT OF THIS OHIO COMMUNITY [Magazine Section] p. 2, 3 & 5

OH - TOLEDO - CEMETERY - WAR OF 1812 PILES OF HUMAN BONES ARE FOUND [LOST CEMETERY OF WAR OF 1812] p.5 August 14, 1910 HD

OHIO - HISTORY FRENCH TOOK POSSESSION OF OHIO VALLEY IN 1749 : ENGLISH RULED AFTER CAPTURE OF DUQUESNE p. A4 June 25, 1959 HD

OPERA HUNTINGTON WILL BE ON GRAND OPERA CIRCUIT January 9, 1913

OPERA GRAND OPERA FOR NEXT SATURDAY : MADAME BUTTERFLY January 12, 1913

OPERA HOUSE OLD TIMES HAVE NOSTALGIC SIGH AS OPERA HOUSE PASSES April 23, 1939

OPERA HOUSE - DAVIS IT WAS THE BEST NEW YORK HAD TO OFFER - AND RIGHT HERE IN HUNTINGTON p. H1/H17 July 11, 1971 HA

OPERA HOUSE - DAVIS THE DAVIS OPERA HOUSE: 'STOP THAT MONEY EATING THOSE PEANUTS' p. 3 September 7, 1978 HA

OPERA HOUSE - FIRST IT WAS THE BEST NEW YORK HAD TO OFFER - AND RIGHT HERE IN HUNTINGTON p. H1/H17 July 11, 1971 HA

OPERA HOUSE - MILTON MILTON OPERA HOUSE DOOMED TO WRECKING CREWS HAMMER : OLD RESIDENTS OF CITY RECALL THEATRICALS OF GAY NINETIES April 12, 1936

G.A.R. VETERANS PAID TRIBUTE TO CONFEDERATE DEAD: BAILEY POST MEMBERS DECORATED GRAVES OF THOSE WHO FOUGHT ORANIZATIONS - GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC May 31, 1912 HD OTHER SIDE AS WELL AS THOSE WHO FOUGHT WITH THEM p.10

ORGANIZATIONS - AMERICAN BOY SCOUTS AMERICAN BOY SCOUTS FORMED: ORGANIZATION SIMILAR TO BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA p. 3 July 27, 1913 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE ELKS NEW ELKS' HOME STANDS AS FITTING TRIBUTE TO THE MEMBERS OF 313 (pic) p.1 June 19, 1910 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE ELKS KING OF MINSTRELSY WRITES OF ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF BENEVOLENT ORDER OF ELKS June 19, 1910 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE ELKS OVER 700 MEMBERS OF LOCAL LODGE p.5 June 19, 1910 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE ELKS 313 HAS HAD VARIOUS HOMES p.8 June 19, 1910 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE ELKS FLOYD S. CHAPMAN WAS FIRST SECRETARY June 19, 1910 HD

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ORGANIZATIONS - BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE ELKS ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF THE ORDER OF ELKS June 19, 1910 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - BENEVOLENT ORDER OF THE ELKS GREAT FRATERNITY SORROWS FOR ITS DEPARTED BROTHERS p.6 December 2, 1918 HD

BOY SCOUTS' ORGANIZED YESTERDAY WITH THIRTY-FIVE MEMBERS AND MUCH INTEREST BEING SHOWN ORGANIZATIONS - BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA March 23, 1912 HD [HUNTINGTON TROOP NO. 1 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA] p.10

ORGANIZATIONS - CHARITABLE - GOODWILL INDUSTRIES GOODWILL INDUSTRY BEGINS OPERATION THIS WEEK p.1 September 6, 1931 HA

ORGANIZATIONS - CHARITABLE - SALVATION ARMY SITE FOR SALVATION ARMY RESCUE HOME IS SELECTED AT FOURTH AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET p.2 December 5, 1911 HD

SITE BOUGHT FOR NEW ARMY HOME: FOURTH AVENUE PROPERTY WAS PURCHASED FOR LOCATION OF NEW HOME OF SALVATION ORGANIZATIONS - CHARITABLE - SALVATION ARMY March 8, 1912 HD ARMY - WORK TO BEGIN SOON p.10

ORGANIZATIONS - CHARITABLE - SALVATION ARMY START WORK ON NEW CITADEL BY FIRST SEPTEMBER p.10 June 21, 1912 HD

CITADEL WILL BE ERECTED: TO BE BUILT BY SALVATION ARMY - FUNDS RAISED BY POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION [4TH AVE & 11TH-12TH ST] ORGANIZATIONS - CHARITABLE - SALVATION ARMY August 27, 1912 HD p.8

ORGANIZATIONS - CHARITABLE - STELLA FULLER SETTLEMENT PREVENTIVE MEASURES HELD BASIS OF SETTLEMENT WORK sect. 3 p. 12 February 24, 1946 HA

ORGANIZATIONS - CHARITABLE - STELLA FULLER SETTLEMENT DINNER WILL MARK SETTLEMENT ANNIVERSARY AND HONOR FOUNDER p. 9 May 9, 1965 HA

ORGANIZATIONS - COLORED ORDER OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MONUMENT: COLORED PYTHIANS DO HONOR TO NOTED MEMBER OF THEIR RACE p.3 November 22, 1911 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - CONCENTRATED ORDER OF THE HOO HOOS HOO HOOS TO HOLD CONCATENATION p.8 August 30, 1911 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - HISTORY SOCIAL, CIVIC, RELIGIOUS GROUPS AIDED CITY'S POOR: THALIAN CLUB, BONANZA WERE AMONG FIRST sect. 3 p. 22 February 24, 1946 HA

MAKE HUNTINGTON A MUSICAL CENTER WITH CO-OPERATION OF ALL THE PEOPLE "ORGANIZED MUSIC" WILL BE REALIZED (pic - ALFRED ORGANIZATIONS - HUNTINGTON CHORAL ASSOCIATION July 28, 1912 HD WILEY) [OLD HUNTINGTON CHORAL CLUB] p.1

ORGANIZATIONS - HUNTINGTON TRIBE OF BEN HUR NO. 5 BEN HUR LOCAL TRIBE WILL GIVE PICNIC AT CAMDEN PARK AS CLIMAX OF MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN p.8 May 19, 1912 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - KNIGHTS & LADIES OF THE MODERN MACCABEES MEMORIAL HELD BY MACCABEES: LARGE BODY OF LADIES AND SIR KNIGHTS PARTICIPATED IN THE CEREMONIAL AT I.O.O.F. HALL p.10 June 21, 1912 HD

FRATERNAL CASTLE WILL BE ERECTED AT CORNER OF FIFTH AVENUE AND TWELFTH STREET: KNIGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE AND ORGANIZATIONS - KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS December 6, 1911 HD KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PURCHASE ADJOINING PROPERTIES p.8

ORGANIZATIONS - KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HUNTINGTON MAY GET PYTHIAN HOME p. 8 August 5, 1913 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PYTHIANS SEEK QUEEN FOR BALL p. 14 May 26, 1931 HD

FRATERNAL CASTLE WILL BE ERECTED AT CORNER OF FIFTH AVENUE AND TWELFTH STREET: KNIGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE AND ORGANIZATIONS - KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE December 6, 1911 HD KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PURCHASE ADJOINING PROPERTIES p.8

ORGANIZATIONS - LADIES OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC WILL ORGANIZE LADIES OF G.A.R. MEETING WILL BE HELD HERE FRIDAY EVENING p.10 August 23, 1912 HD

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ORGANIZATIONS - PYTHIAN SISTERS PYTHIAN SISTERS ORGANIZE HERE: TEMPLE TO BE INSTITUTED ON MARCH 18 [CASTLE HALL NO. 33] p.15 March 9, 1913 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - PYTHIAN SISTERS LEWIS TEMPLE' OF PYTHIAN SISTERS INSTITUTED IN HUNTINGTON WITH GOOD MEMBERSHIP [PYTHIAN SISTER TEMPLE NO. 22] p.7 March 20, 1913 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - PYTHIAN SISTERS OF KENOVA [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS p. 4 November 1, 1973 WCN

ORGANIZATIONS - RED CROSS HUNTINGTON 'GRAY LADIES' CORPS WILL AID VETERANS (pic) p.5 February 17, 1935 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - RED CROSS SIX HUNTINGTON WOMEN IN 'GRAY LADIES' CORPS AT VETERAN'S HOSPITAL p.5 February 17, 1935 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - RED CROSS THE WORLD WAR I CANTEEN: ISLAND OF FRIENDLINESS (pic) Suppl. p. 5 July 11, 1971 HA

ORGANIZATIONS - SIXTEENTH STREET MOUNTAINEERS (pic) MOUNTAINEERS ELECT p.5 June 27, 1959 HA

ORGANIZATIONS - SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS A.G. JENKINS CAMP WAS ORGANIZED: SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS ELECT OFFICERS p.8 October 26, 1910 HD

ORGANIZATIONS - WV STATE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION ADDRESS OF W.S. VINSON AT PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Sect. 2 p.8 July 23, 1911 HD

ORPHANAGE ORPHANS HOME TO BE LOCATED IN HUNTINGTON November 4, 1904 HA

ORPHANAGE ORPHANS ASYLUM ESTABLISHED HERE March 1, 1905

ORPHANAGE CELEBRATION OF ORPHANAGE SUNDAY 15TH ANNIVERSARY November 24, 1914

ORPHANS' ASYLUM ESTABLISHED HERE: THE OLD HAGEN HOMESTEAD WAS PURCHASED TUESDAY: SIX NUNS WILL ARRIVE HERE FROM ORPHANAGE - CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM March 7, 1905 HA FRANCE AND WILL HAVE CHARGE OF THE SCHOOL

ORPHANAGE - COLORED ORPHANS HOME & INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL DEED: TRANSFERRING PROPERTY OF COLORED ORPHANS HOME TO STATE WAS FILED YESTERDAY p.8 August 20, 1911 HD

ORPHANAGE - WEST VIRGINIA COLORED INSTITUTE HOME FOR COLORED ORPHANS TO BE ESTABLISHED IN CENTRAL CITY p.6 March 5, 1900 HA

ORPHANAGE - WEST VIRGINIA COLORED INSTITUTE 19TH ANNIVERSARY OF WEST VIRGINIA COLORED INSTITUTE WAS OBSERVED YESTERDAY WITH APPROPRIATE EXERCISES p.5 May 4, 1911 HD

ORPHANAGE - WEST VIRGINIA COLORED INSTITUTE COLORED INSTITUTE OPENS THIS MONTH FACULTY STRENGTHENS BY THREE NEW TEACHERS p.10 September 7, 1912 HA

ORPHANAGE - WEST VIRGINIA COLORED INSTITUTE WEST VIRGINIA COLORED ORPHANS HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE WHICH SWEEP UNCHECKED THROUGH SHELTERS p.1-2 April 6, 1920 HD

ORPHANAGE - WEST VIRGINIA COLORED INSTITUTE DEATHS [R.M. MCGHEE - FOUNDER OF THE WEST VIRGINIA COLORED ORPHANS HOME] p.2 January 1, 1931 HD

PA - PITTSBURGH NOW IT'S 'PITTSBURGH' AND POSTMASTER DAVIS PROFITS BY THE LONG-BELATED ADDITION OF THE 'H' p.7 August 10, 1911 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) HUNTINGTON SET TO GREET USA BEAUTY QUEENS p.9 August 11, 1963 HD

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PAGEANTS - 'A CITY SET UPON A HILL' PAGEANT TO SHOW WOMEN'S PART IN GROWTH OF CITY p.12 April 28, 1946 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1962) [PULLOUT SECTION] 1962 PAGEANT OPENED NEW ERA OF TOURISM FOR TRI-STATE AREA August 25, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) MISS USA PAGEANT CALENDAR OF EVENTS (AUG 18-31) p.2 August 4, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) MISS USA ENTRY AND THE CAFE Sect. 2 p.9 August 10, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) BEAUTY PAGEANT VANGUAR DUE TODAY p.1 August 17, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) MISS USA PAGEANT BEGINS: IT'S GIRLS, GAMS, GLAMOUR AS LOVELIES ARRIVE IN CITY p.1 August 18, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) ONE OF THESE QUEENS MAY BE NEXT TO WEAR MISS USA CROWN p.11 August 18, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) ARRIVAL OF MISS USA BEAUTIES ENLIVEN CITY p.1 August 19, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) CAVALCADE OF PULCHRITUDE TO BEGIN TOUR TODAY p.11 August 19, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) PAGEANT BEAUTIES OFF FOR 3-DAY STATE TOUR p.1 & 9 August 20, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) BEAUTIES FIND SCENERY GRAND p.1 & 9 August 21, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) PAGEANT PACE QUICKENS WITH RODEO TONIGHT p.1 & 11 August 22, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) 5000 PLUS CROWD ROARS APPROVAL OF PAGEANT RODEO p. 1 & 17 August 23, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) BEN' JOINS BEAUTIES IN C-K PARADE TODAY p.1 & 9 August 24, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) [PULLOUT SECTION] MISS WEST VIRGINIA - KAY FRANCES ROSENCRANCE August 25, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) [PULLOUT SECTION] APPEARANCES SPARK MISS USA'S REIGN August 25, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) [PULLOUT SECTION] MEET MISS USA 1963: MISS USA CANDIDATES POSE BEFORE START OF STATE TOUR August 25, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) [PULLOUT SECTION] MISS PATTY DUKE TO BE PAGEANT GUEST August 25, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) [PULLOUT SECTION] THESE PAGEANT JUDGES WILL CHOOSE MISS USA [EVA GABOR] August 25, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) BEHIND THE SCENES AT MISS USA PAGEANT AIR EVENT: SHOW INVOLVES MUCH WORK BY MANY p.11 August 25, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) GOVERNOR WILL WELCOME MISS USA BEAUTIES p.1 & 4 August 25, 1963 HD

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PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) BEAUTIES MEET NAVY ANGELS TODAY p.1 August 26, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) BEAUTIES LAUD WEST VIRGINIA SCENERY AND FRIENDLY PEOPLE Sect. 4 p.11 August 29, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) CONTESTANTS CARRY GIFTS TO GOVERNOR p.1 & 3 August 29, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) PAGEANT CELEBRITIES BEGIN ARRIVING TODAY p.1 August 30, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA (1963) MISS USA TO BE CROWNED IN FINALE TONIGHT p.1 & 9 August 31, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS USA 1963-1964 IT'S MISS NEW YORK CITY: BLONDE BEAUTY MICHELE METRINKO CHOSEN MISS USA p.1,3,9 September 1, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS WEST VIRGINIA (1963) 11 WILL COMPETE: STATE PAGEANT WILL BE NEXT SATURDAY p.1 August 5, 1963 HD

PAGEANTS - MISS WEST VIRGINIA (1963) ELKINS GIRL IS SELECTED FOR WVA BEAUTY TITLE P.1 &4 August 11, 1963 HD

PARADES - GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC REUNION PARADE (Sept. 24, 1908) (pic) Suppl. p. 1 July 11, 1971 HA

PARADES - HUNTINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

PARADES - MARCHING BAND FIRST BAND PARADED IN 1876 p. H13 June 25, 1959 HD

PREPARATIONS ARE NOW COMPLETED FOR GREATEST MILITARY EVENT IN HISTORY OF CITY: PARADE WILL BE FEATURED BY MILITARY PARADES - MILITARY May 11, 1912 HD POMP - PROMINENT MEN OF STATE WIL BE PRESENT p.8

PARADES - ROSE BOWL WV FLOAT WINS 1ST PRIZE AMONG STATE ROSE PARADE January 2, 1963

PARADES - SUFFRAGISTS HUNTINGTON TO WITNESS FIRST SUFFRAGE PARADE IN THE STATE November 14, 1915

PARKS BUSINESS MEN DEMAND PARK FOR HUNTINGTON February 6, 1906

PARK SITE WILL BE GIVEN TO CITY: FOUR ACRES OF GROUND BETWEEN 24TH AND 28TH STREETS TO BE DONATED BY HUNTINGTON PARKS April 4, 1911 HD LAND CO. P.1

PARKS CITY TO CONDEMN IF NECESSARY TO BUILD NEW PARK (5TH AVE & 8-9TH ST.) September 30, 1915

WOULD DEED PARK TO CITY : TRACK OF LAND IN CEDAR GROVE (PARK BETWEEN 29TH & 13TH ST. AT INTERSECTION OF MERRELL & PARKS November 17, 1915 WINTER'S ROAD)

PARKS PARK BOARD SEARCHING FOR NEW REVENUE SOURCES October 3, 1982 HD

COLORED FOLK PURCHASE GROUNDS AND ESTABLISH AMUSEMENT PARK THAT WILL OPEN ON LABOR DAY (SOUTHEAST PART OF PARKS - AMUSEMENT PARK - AFRICAN-AMERICAN August 25, 1911 HD CITY) P.3

PARKS - BASEBALL NEW COMPANY BUYS BALL PARK ACQUIRE LEASE ON EIGHTH STREET BASEBALL GROUNDS [WEST HUNTINGTON] p.20 March 6, 1913 HD

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PARKS - CAMDEN PARK PARKS ON THE CAMDEN INTER-STATE November 11, 1901

PARKS - CAMDEN PARK VAST CHANGES PLANNED TO CAMDEN PARK February 28, 1907 HD

PARKS - CAMDEN PARK CAMDEN & CLYFFSIDE PARKS WILL BE FORMALLY OPENED TODAY May 30, 1907

PARKS - CAMDEN PARK RINK AT CAMDEN : CONTRACT LET FOR ERECTION OF NEW BUILDING AT CAMDEN FOR SKATING ONLY February 8, 1915

PARKS - CAMDEN PARK CAMDEN PARK OPENS TONIGHT May 1, 1915 HD

PARKS - CAMDEN PARK EX-CONFEDERATES MEET A CAMDEN PARK June 13, 1915 HD

PARKS - CAMDEN PARK CAMDEN PARK HAS BEEN POPULAR FOR 57 YEARS p. E10 June 25, 1959 HD

PARKS - CAMDEN PARK CAMDEN PARK - IN 1903 A PICNIC GROVE p. H8 July 11, 1971 HA

PARKS - CEREDO PARK DEVELOPMENT PLANNED FOR CEREDO p. 5 March 13, 1979 HA

PARKS - CLYFFSIDE CAMDEN & CLYFFSIDE PARKS WILL BE FORMALLY OPENED TODAY May 30, 1907

COURT HOUSE YARD FOR SUMMER PARK: HUNTINGTON DEFICIENT IN PARKS - RIVER SIDE BOULEVARD HAS ALSO BEEN SUGGESTED - PARKS - COURT HOUSE YARD March 23, 1912 HA CITY HANDICAPPED BY LACK OF FUNDS p.10

PARKS - LEAGUE PARK GREAT AIRSHIP EXHIBITION - LEAGUE PARK, HUNTINGTON MAY 22 (C.F. WALSH AVIATOR) p. 8 April 12, 1912 HD

PARKS - LEAGUE PARK GREAT AIRSHIP EXHIBITION - LEAGUE PARK, HUNTINGTON MAY 22 (C.F. WALSH AVIATOR) p. 8 May 12, 1912 HD

PARKS - LEAGUE PARK STANDS AT PARK TO BE REBUILT AT EARLY DATE p. 12 September 16, 1931 HD

PARKS - LEAGUE PARK PLEASURE FLYING HERE HAD BEGINNING IN 1910 p. E8 June 25, 1959 HD

PARKS - LEAGUE PARK YESTERDAY BY C.T. MITCHELL [Sunday Magazine] p. 8 December 21, 1969 HA

PARKS - LIONS CLUB PLAYGROUND LIONS TO OPEN PLAYGROUND [ VIRGINIA AVE & 5TH ST. W. ] p.7 May 28, 1937 HD

PARKS - MEMORIAL YESTERDAY…. BY BOB WITHERS - (pic) CABELL COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB (BUILT 1907) [SUNDAY MAGAZINE] February 27, 1972 HD

MAY SELL FRANCHISE FOR PARK AMUSEMENT COMMISSIONERS PLAN TO INSTALL MODERN AMUSEMENT NOVELTIES IN RITTER PARK PARKS - RITTER March 1, 1913 HD p.9 RITTER MAKES GIFT TO CITY OF 12-ACRE TRACT OF LAND ADJOINING CITY PARK: CITY HAS SUFFICIENT AREA NOW FOR A FINE PUBLIC PARKS - RITTER PARK February 27, 1912 HD PARK ON SOUTH EIGHTH STREET p.8 IMPROVEMENT OF NEW CITY PARK STARTS MONDAY.... EXPECT TO HAVE PARK READY FOR OCCUPANCY BY MIDDLE OF COMING PARKS - RITTER PARK June 21, 1912 HD SEASON p. 6

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL ELABORATE PLANS BEING MADE FOR RITTER PARK: NINETY ACRES OF GROUND ALONG FOUR POLE WILL BE CONVERTED INTO CITY'S PARKS - RITTER PARK August 24, 1912 HD BEAUTY SPOT - LOCATION IS IDEAL FOR FINE PARK - ARTIFICIAL LAKE TO BE ESTABLISHED p.10

PARKS - RITTER PARK TREE PROBLE IS BAFFLING ONE: WHAT KIND TO PLANT IN NEW CITY PARK p.10 November 9, 1912 HD

PARKS - RITTER PARK SHALL 'SPOONING' BE ALLOWED IN NEW CITY PARK? P.8 November 12, 1912 HD

WILL BUILD NEW STREET CAR LINE TO RITTER PARK: CROWDS CAN RIDE ON STREET CARS AFTER GRAND OPENING OF PARK NEXT PARKS - RITTER PARK December 18, 1912 HD SUMMER p.12

PARKS - RITTER PARK MAY SELL FRANCHISE FOR PARK AMUSEMENT : COMMISSIONER PLAN TO INSTALL MODERN AMUSEMENT NOVELTIES IN RITTER PARK March 1, 1913

PARKS - RITTER PARK TO BUY PARK BENCHES : COMMISSIONERS TO INSTALL BENCHES IN RITTER PARK & SPRING HILL CEMETERY May 21, 1913

PARKS - RITTER PARK RITTER PARK YOUNG PARADISE COMMISSIONERS ARE PLANNING GRAND OPENING AUGUST FIRST July 20, 1913

PARKS - RITTER PARK RITTER PARK YOUNG PARADISE: COMMISSIONERS ARE PLANNING GRAND OPENING AUGUST FIRST [MONUMENT HILL] p. 16 July 20, 1913 HD

PARKS - RITTER PARK START TO BUILD NEW RITTER PARK STREET CAR LINE July 27, 1913

START TO BUILD NEW RITTER PARK STREET CAR LINE: CARS WILL BE AT GATES OF NEW PLAYGROUND IN TIME FOR FORMAL OPENING PARKS - RITTER PARK July 27, 1913 HD p. 3

PARKS - RITTER PARK RITTER PARK NIGHTLY MECCA FOR HUNTINGTON 'JOY-RIDERS' p. 10 August 21, 1913 HD

PARKS - RITTER PARK PLAN FOR OPENING OF RITTER PARK p. 16 August 24, 1913 HD

PARKS - RITTER PARK OPEN NEW PARK SEPTEMBER 6TH p. 10 August 29, 1913 HD

HISTORIC CANNON IS TAKEN AWAY : CLEAR APPROACH TO CENTRAL POST OFFICE TRUSTY OLD WEAPON OF WAR WILL HENCEFORTH PARKS - RITTER PARK November 5, 1913 STAND GUARD IN RITTER PARK

PARKS - RITTER PARK MUNICIPAL BATHING BEACH FOR RITTER PARK BEING ADVOCATED May 8, 1914

PARKS - RITTER PARK FOUNTAIN BUILT AT RITTER PARK : PROPOSAL THAT POLICE MENAGERIE BE MOVED TO THE CITY PARK IS DROPPED October 7, 1914

PARKS - RITTER PARK PLACE OLD GUN IN RITTER PARK : HAS BEEN LYING UNMOUNTED ON FEDERAL SITE June 16, 1916

AT LAST, DREAM OF CITY'S PLAYGROUND AND ATHLETIC FIELD HAS COME TO PASS: RITTER PARK FURNISHES SOLUTION OF PROBLEM, PARKS - RITTER PARK May 26, 1918 HD LONG STANDING IN CITY p.10

PARKS - RITTER PARK MAKE RITTER PARK ROSE GARDEN AIM March 22, 1923

PARKS - RITTER PARK CITY FACED WITH LOSS OF 20 ACRES OF RITTER PARK June 1, 1923

PARKS - RITTER PARK 120 TREES PLANTED RITTER PARK TO THE MEMORY OF UNION SOLDIERS [Capt. Alfred Chapman] p.2 February 8, 1924 HD

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PARKS - RITTER PARK PEACEFUL PARK SCENE OF INDIAN OUTBREAK AND DEATH OF WHITES January 12, 1930 HA

PARKS - RITTER PARK HUNTINGTON'S PARK SYSTEM IS FINEST IN STATE (pic - RITTER PARK DEDICATION - 1913) p. E7 June 25, 1959 HD

PARKS - RITTER PARK PROTESTS SAVE RITTER PARK FROM INCINERATOR SITE p. C6 July 11, 1971 HA

PARKS - RITTER PARK NEW PLAN FOR RITTER PARK REVEALED MORE TENNIS COURTS ICE RINK ARE PLANNED October 3, 1982

PARKS - RIVERFRONT PARK RIVERSIDE PARK MOVE IS STARTED October 21, 1914

RIVERSIDE PARK APPROVAL BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE : CIVIC COMMITTEE WILL ASK PROPERTY OWNERS TO DONATE LAND FOR PARKS - RIVERFRONT PARK October 24, 1914 NEW PLEASURE GROUND

PARKS - RIVERFRONT PARK LOOK OVER SITE FOR NEW CITY PARK ON WATER FRONT March 10, 1915

PARKS - RIVERFRONT PARK EFFORT BY BYRD COULD AID RIVERFRONT PARK July 2, 1997

PARKS - ROTARY PARK SCENIC VIEWS OF GREAT BEAUTY ARE AFFORDED BY HEIGHTS OF ROTARY PARK NOW ACCESSIBLE TO MOTORISTS VIA ROBY ROAD August 10, 1930

PARKS - ST. CLOUD COMMONS MODEL PLANES HERE SUNDAY AT ST. CLOUD p. 5 September 26, 1952 DND

PARKS - ST. CLOUD COMMONS DISAPPOINTING CROWD SEES MODEL PLANE CONTEST HERE [U CONTROL MODEL AIRPLANE CONTEST] p. 9 September 29, 1952 DND

PARKS - ST. CLOUDS COMMONS BATTER STRUCK OUT BY LIGHTNING AT CENTRAL CITY PARK May 6, 1906

PARKS - ST. CLOUDS COMMONS CENTRAL CITY WILL CONTINUE TO HAVE SUNDAY BASEBALL June 18, 1907

MAYOR SEIBER TABOOS FEMALE BASEBALL : THE BLOOMER GIRLS OF BOSTON WANTED A SUNDAY DATE IN CENTRAL CITY WILL PLAY PARKS - ST. CLOUDS COMMONS June 18, 1907 ON SATURDAY

PARKS - ST. CLOUDS COMMONS CENTRAL CITY WILL HAVE NEW BASEBALL PARK August 14, 1907

PARKS - ST. CLOUDS COMMONS CONTRACT AWARDED FOR BASEBALL PARK August 17, 1907

PARKS - THOMPSON PLAYGROUND THOMPSON PLAYGROUND WILL OPEN TOMORROW (1040 VERNON ST.) p. 9 August 16, 1931 HD

PEOPLE - ABBOTT, D.E. D.E. ABBOTT: 'SO LITTLE TO DO, AND NOBODY TO DO IT' p. 3 August 17, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - ADKINS, EFFA FIRST WOMAN TO SELL TOBACCO AT LOCAL WAREHOUSE WAS MISS EFFA ADKINS p.3 January 26, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - AFRICAN-AMERICANS - BARNETT, NELSON (REV.) PIONEER MINISTER CALLED TO REWARD (REV. NELSON BARNETT) February 26, 1909 SH

PEOPLE - AFRICAN-AMERICANS - BARNETT, NELSON (REV.) VETERAN BARNETT TEACHER IS DEAD January 31, 1949

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PEOPLE - AFRICAN-AMERICANS - JOHNSON, ARLEY RAY BLACK vs. AFRICAN AMERICAN : ARLEY RAY JOHNSON January 12, 1989

PEOPLE - AFRICAN-AMERICANS - POINDEXTER, MARTHA FORMER SLAVE IS DEAD AT 97 (MRS. MARTHA "GRANNY" POINDEXTER) January 24, 1942 HD

PEOPLE - AFRICAN-AMERICANS - STARKS, G.W. LOCAL PRODUCT: STARKS MONUMENT UNVEILED AT CHARLESTON WAS BUILT BY F.C. MCCOLM COMPANY p.6 November 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - AFRICAN-AMERICANS - STARKS, SAMUEL MONUMENT: COLORED PYTHIANS DO HONOR TO NOTED MEMBER OF THEIR RACE p.3 November 22, 1911 HD

PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE NEGRO RACE: DR. POWELL OF NEW YORK DELIVERS FINE LECTURE: CALLS ATTENTION TO REMARKABLE PEOPLE - AFRICAN-AMERICANS - TRIBUTES July 26, 1911 HD PROGRESS MADE BY NEGRO RACE IN PAST FEW DECADES p.8

PEOPLE - AFRICAN-AMERICANS - WOODSON, CARTER G. (DR.) DR. WOODSON TO HEAD INSTITUTE July 9, 1920

PEOPLE - AFRICAN-AMERICANS - WOODSON, CARTER G. (DR.) DR. WOODSON IS AWARDED MEDAL: FORMER PRINCIPAL OF DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOL IS GIVEN HIGHEST HONOR p.14 June 12, 1926 HD

PEOPLE - AFRICAN-AMERICANS - WOODSON, CARTER G. (DR.) WOODSON GIVEN SPENGAIN MEDAL July 2, 1926

PEOPLE - ALESHIRE, E.S. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - ALESHIRE, H.O. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - ALESHIRE, H.W. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - ALESHIRE, MORRIS WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - ALESHIRE, R.P. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - ARNETT, WILLIAM CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - ARNOLD, ? (PROF.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - ASHWORTH, L.J. CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - ARNOLD, DON (PRO WRESTLER) RASSLIN' TITLE ON LINE MONDAY [ DON ARNOLD & JUNE BYERS ] p. 20 September 11, 1952 DND

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) BAUMGARDNER HELD WHITE SOX SCORELESS IN 15-INNING GAME: WEST VIRGINIAN IN FINE FORM p.2 April 21, 1912 HD

BAUMGARDNER WAS REAL HOMESICK SO HE HIKED BACK TO WEST VIRGINIA TO SPEND A FEW DAYS: WOULD RATHER BE BACK PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) April 30, 1912 HD PITCHING FOR HUNTINGTON DESPITE HIS PHENOMENAL SUCCESS p.2

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) BAUMGARDNER LEAVES: WILL REPORT TO ST. LOUIS AMERICANS BY WHOM HE WAS PURCHASED LAST SEASON Sect. 2 p.1 March 3, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) BAUMGARDNER FAST ONES DAZZLE BROWN'S SLUGGERS March 29, 1912

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PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) BAUMGARDNER MAY BE A SECOND JOHNSON [ST. LOUIS BROWNS] p.2 May 5, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) BAUMGARDNER OF BROWNS A SECOND 'RUBE WADDELL' September 6, 1912

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) BAUMGARDNER COMES HOME October 19, 1912

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) BAUMGARDNER FINE HURLER: YOUNGSTER FROM WEST VIRGINIA SHOULD BE BIG LEAGUE WONDER NEXT SEASON p.2 November 12, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) CRITICS SAY BAUMGARDNER HAS MORE SPEED THAN WALTER JOHNSON p.2 December 10, 1912 HD

BAUMGARDNER OFF TO TEXAS WILL TRAIN WITH ST. LOUIS BROWNS: LEAVES TODAY FOR WACO, TEXAS ACCOMPANIED BY JOHN PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) February 28, 1913 HD HALLANAN p.2

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) BAUMGARDNER WILL PLAY WITH BROWNS AGAIN THIS YEAR January 6, 1915

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) BAUMGARDNER WON September 1, 1919

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (BASEBALL) GEORGE BAUMGARDNER SIGNED WITH JOPLIN IN WESTERN LEAGUE February 27, 1921

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BYERS, JUNE (WRESTLER) RASSLIN' TITLE ON LINE MONDAY [ DON ARNOLD & JUNE BYERS ] p. 20 September 11, 1952 DND

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - BYRD, LEO (BASKETBALL) MU SPORTS HISTORY (cont.) (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - CABELL COUNTY (BASEBALL) COUNTY HAS PRODUCED NINE MAJOR LEAGUERS - BENNY McCOLM, BOB KRUTTCOFFER, JOHN STUART, GEORGE BAUMGARDNER, WAYLAND O. DEAN, LAWRENCE McCLURE, HARRY June 25, 1959 WORKMAN, JACK SHENNBERG p. G4 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - CAMPBELL, BILL (GOLF) HUNTINGTON AREA GOLF CAPITAL OF WEST VIRGINIA (pic) p. F8 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - CHAPMAN, HOSEA (BOXER) CHAPMAN APPEARS IN TOP CONDITION FOR BATTLE HERE p. 11 January 27, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - DEMPSEY, JACK (BOXER) FIGHTING MARINE DETHRONES JACK DEMPSEY September 24, 1926

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - DEMPSEY, JACK (BOXER) WOMAN WHO ONCE LICKED JACK DEMPSEY TALKS OF BELT BOUT IN STOP HERE p. 10 September 19, 1927 HD

MAT BOUTS DEMPSEY FIGHT HEADLINE SPORT CARD: FORMER HEAVY CHAMP TO FACE TWO LOCAL BOYS IN FAIR ARENA FRIDAY (BILLY PEOPLE - ATHLETES - DEMPSEY, JACK (BOXER) March 13, 1932 HD MILES & JACK KEARNS) p. 2

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - DEMPSEY, JACK (BOXER) DEMPSEY CHEERED ON ARRIVAL IN CITY p. 1 March 18, 1932 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - FARRELL, TAYLOR (BASEBALL) TAYLOR FARRELL: HUNTINGTON BOY HAS SINGED CONTRACT WITH ST. LOUIS AMERICANS FOR NEXT SEASON p.2 January 26, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - GATSKI, FRANK (FOOTBALL) THEY MADE IT IN THE PROS (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - GREER, HAL (BASKETBALL) THEY MADE IT IN THE PROS (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

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PEOPLE - ATHLETES - GREER, HAL (BASKETBALL) DEDICATION A REUNION FOR GREER & EX COACH July 2, 1978

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - GUHL, JASPER PAUL 'JAP' (BASEBALL) JAP GUHL, 71, FORMER BASEBALL PLAYER HERE, DIES p.16 March 31, 1952 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - HALL, BILL (BASKETBALL) MU SPORTS HISTORY (cont.) (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - HENDERSON, CAM (BASKETBALL) A LEGEND NAMED CAM HENDERSON (pic) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - HENDERSON, CAM (BASKETBALL) MU: COLORFUL AND CONTROVERSIAL SPORTS HISTORY (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - HUMPREYS, NOEL (BOXER) NOEL HUMPREYS HAS BIG PLANS (pic) p. 10 March 3, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - HUNT, JACKIE (FOOTBALL) MU SPORTS HISTORY (cont.) (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - HYLDOFT, JOAN (ICE SKATER) SKATING STAR JOAN HYLDOFT VOICES DREAM p. 5 November 3, 1952 DND

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - HYLDOFT, JOAN (ICE SKATER) THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - JAMES, GENE (BASKETBALL) GENE JAMES SIGNS WITH NEW YORK KNICKERBOCKERS (pic) p.32 February 11, 1949 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - KELLY, "KID" (BOXER) LOCAL PUGILIST WILL JOIN ARMY p.2 May 19, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - KELLY, "KID" (BOXER) LOCAL PUGILIST WEDS ARMY GIRL p.7 June 15, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - LA CLAIRE, LEE CHONA (PRO WRESTLER) HUNTINGTON GIRL WRESTLER WILL BE FEATURED HERE ON MONDAY p.16 April 16, 1954 DND

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - LAYMAN, HERBERT 'SPEED' (BOXER) (photo) 'SPEED' LAYMAN'S AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB [1038 1/2 3RD AVE] p.1 February 16, 1947 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - LAYMAN, HERBERT 'SPEED' (BOXER) GLOVES ENTRY LIST NOW PAST 70 MARK: DEADLINE SET FOR WEDNESDAY [COACH - HERBERT 'SPEED' LAYMAN] Sect. 3 p.3 February 12, 1950 HD

EZRA MIDKIFF IS WORKING HARD TO LAND JOB WITH NEW YORK HIGHLANDERS BUT DOPESTER FIGURES PRIEST WILL BEAT HIM OUT PEOPLE - ATHLETES - MIDKIFF, EZRA (BASEBALL) March 16, 1913 HD FOR THIRD SACK JOB p.11 MIDDIE' LOOKS GOOD TO GOTHAM: HUNTINGTON LAD MAKING GOOD WITH HIGHLANDERS: INDICATIONS ARE HE WILL LAND PERMANENT PEOPLE - ATHLETES - MIDKIFF, EZRA (BASEBALL) March 21, 1913 HD BERTH WITH NEW YORK AMERICANS p.2

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - MIDKIFF, EZRA (BASEBALL) MIDKIFF: HUNTINGTON BALL TOSSER AGAIN STAR IN GAME ON BALMY BERMUDA ISLANDS p.2 March 22, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - MIDKIFF, EZRA (BASEBALL) MIDKIFF IS SICK: HUNTINGTON BOY OUT OF GAME AT BERMUDA AFTER ATTACK OF INDIGESTION p.2 March 27, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - NUTTER, BUZZ THEY MADE IT IN THE PROS (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - QUALLS, ALVIE (BOXER) COLLEGE STUDENT IS PRO FIGHTER p.11 October 14, 1953 DND

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PEOPLE - ATHLETES - ROBERTS, JOHNNY SCHOOL BOY CHAMP - JOHNNY ROBERTS January 2, 1927

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - SHELTON, ARTHUR KEMPER 'KEMP' (BASEBALL)SHELTON OFF FOR SPRING PRACTICE (pic) p.2 March 6, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - SHUTE, DENNY THEY MADE IT IN THE PROS (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - SLACK, CHARLIE (BASKETBALL) MU SPORTS HISTORY (cont.) (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - THOMPSON, GARLAND 'KID' (BOXER) FORMER LOCAL FIGHTER IN HOSPITAL (GARLAND 'KID' THOMPSON) p. 10 February 10, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - TONKOVICH, ANDY (BASKETBALL) MU SPORTS HISTORY (cont.) (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - WALOWAC, WALT MU: COLORFUL AND CONTROVERSIAL SPORTS HISTORY (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - WATSON, BONNIE (WRESTLER) LOCAL GIRL READY TO MAKE WRESTLING DEBUT p.8 October 21, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - YOUNG, CY (BASEBALL) VIRGINIA VALLEY WINS FROM MHC (pic - CY YOUNG - Manager/Captain) p.2 May 3, 1910 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - YOUNG, CY (BASEBALL) YOUNG TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION AS MANAGER OF LOCAL BASEBALL TEAM p.2 June 30, 1910 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - YOUNG, CY (FOOTBALL) MARSHALL LOSES CAPT. CY YOUNG: FOOTBALL LEADER RESIGNS - WILL ENTER MICHIGAN p.6 September 20, 1912 HA

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - YOUNG, CY (FOOTBALL) CY' YOUNG ONE OF SEVEN BEST RUNNERS: HUNTINGTON YOUTH ONE OF SEVEN SWIFTEST RUNNERS IN THE WORLD p.9 March 22, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - ATHLETES - ZONTINI, JOHN MU: COLORFUL AND CONTROVERSIAL SPORTS HISTORY (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - BAKER, ENOCH POLITICAL MANIPULATOR' p. G5 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - BAKER, M. (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - BALL, (OFFICER) 16TH STREET: OFFICER BALL KILLED IN GUN BATTLE p. 2 February 26, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - BALL, EDNA BAUMGARDNER MRS. EDNA BALL HAS BRIGHT RECORD AS SCHOOL TEACHER (pic) p. 1 October 16, 1930 HD

PEOPLE - BARBOUR, DAVID MICHAEL, 1 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - BARKLA, CLARENCE A MILITARY FUNERAL --- FIRST IN TOWNS HISTORY May 1, 1901

PEOPLE - BARNETT, 'SPIKE' (DANCER) THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - BARTON, CLARA CLARA BARTON, THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF AMERICA DIES AT AGE OF NINETY YEARS p.1 April 13, 1912 HD

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PEOPLE - BARTON, CLARA BARTON FUNERAL AT HOME OF FOUNDER OF AMERICAN RED CROSS, MARKED BY EXTREME SIMPLICITY p.9 April 16, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - BARTON, CLARA SAYS CLARA BARTON WENT TO HER GRAVE, BROKEN-HEARTED p.7 April 24, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - BARTON, CLARA TO HONOR MEMORY OF CLARA BARTON: NATIONAL MEMORIAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON MAY 14TH IN PHILADELPHIA Sect. 2 p.5 May 5, 1912 HD

PIONEER SETTLER CLAIMED BY DEATH : MRS. LUCINDA BAUMGARDNER, 85, PASSES AT HOME OF DAUGHTER AFTER LONG ILLNESS p. PEOPLE - BAUMGARDNER, LUCINDA December 18, 1926 HA 11

PEOPLE - BAUMGARTEN, AL METALS HAVE PLAYED IMPORTANT ROLE p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - BAYS, SCOTT (CAPT.) WHEN THE FASHION CARRIED THE MAIL "KNOWN AS THE LOUSY JEM" - CAPTAIN SCOTT & WILLIAM BAYS November 20, 1927

PEOPLE - BECKETT, BLANCHE ANN, 6 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - BIERCE, AMBROSE AMBROSE BIERCE AND COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON: WRITER VS. ROBBER BARON p. 3 October 20, 1977 HA

PEOPLE - BILLY SUNDAY BILLY' SUNDAY AGREES TO COME TO HUNTINGTON - NOTED EVANGELIST WILL VISIT CITY FOR SIX WEEKS BEGINNING 1914 p.10 February 14, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - BISCHOFF, B.F. (GLASS BLOWER) HUNTINGTON WAS ANSWER OF PRAYER OF B.F. BISCHOFF REAL GLASS BLOWER November 27, 1927

PEOPLE - BISCHOFF, B.F. (GLASS BLOWER) HUNTINGTON WAS ANSWER OF PRAYER OF B.F. BISCHOFF REALL GLASS BLOWER November 27, 1927

PEOPLE - BISCHOFF, B.F. (GLASS BLOWER) 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - BLAKE, ELIZABETH WINN ELIZABETH BLAKE'S GIFT FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE p. 3 April 27, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - BLANKENSHIP, PEYTON LEDGE SITTER HERE AWES THOUSANDS p.1 October 27, 1939 HD

PEOPLE - BLENKO, WILLIAM 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - BLOSS, LAIDLEY WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - BLOWER, BILL SINCE 1910 TOBACCO HAS BEEN A VITAL PART OF THE CITY'S ECONOMY (pics) p. E3 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - BOETTE, HENRY O. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - BOLDT, CHARLES 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - BONS, WILLIAM "BILL" MAN SUFFERS CUTS IN WRECK November 1, 1937 HD

PEOPLE - BOONE, DANIEL DANIEL BOONE LIVED IN KANAWHA VALLEY AND REARED DAUGHTER OF INDIAN VICTIMS January 22, 1922

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PEOPLE - BOONE, DANIEL FIVE GENERATION ARE LISTED IN DESCENDANTS OF BOONE'S COMPANION March 2, 1930

PEOPLE - BOSCH, I.L. I.L. BOSCH - THE MAN WITHOUT HANDS PROPRIETOR OF PETE'S CIGAR STORE (pic) p.9 June 25, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - BOWEN, HUGH(A) OUT OF THE PAST p.15 February 14, 1980 WCN

PEOPLE - BOWMAN, STUART H. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.1 May 28, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - BRACKMAN, JAMES HUNTINGTON'S CROWN PRINCE OF HAMBURGER p. 3 October 19, 1978 HA

BRACKMAN'S CHILE WILL MAKE HUNTINGTON FAMOUS: POPULAR EATABLE WILL BE MADE HERE AND CANNED AND WILL ADD A PEOPLE - BRACKMAN, JIM December 10, 1911 HD VALUABLE INDUSTRY TO HUNTINGTON - HEAVY A DEMAND FOR PRODUCT WILL MAKE IT QUITE AN IMPORTANT CONCERN p.8

PEOPLE - BREWER, C.N. HUNTINGTON PRINTER INVENTS KEYBOARD FOR TELETYPESETTER p. 12 April 8, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - BRONSON, C.H. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - BROWN, DOUGLAS W. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - BROWN, WEALTHY C. HARPERS FERRY HEROINE IS DEAD (MRS. (CAPT.) JOHN BROWN, JR.) p.6 July 28, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - BRYAN, RAYMOND O. TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - BRYANT, L.V. (REV.) YESTERDAY: BOB WITHERS p. 8 (Sunday Magazine) (pic) November 22, 1970 HA

PEOPLE - BUCKNER, WILLIAM BRAIN CUT OUT: GETS NEW ONE: MAN'S HEAD SEWED UP AFTER GRAY MATTER HAD BEEN TAKEN FROM DEAD CHILD p.3 March 27, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - BUFFINGTON, E.S. (DR.) THE TEST TOURNAMENT GAMES (Sept. 6, 1872) p. H8 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - BUFFINGTON, PETER CLINE, JR. SHOT IN THE EYE: PLAY WITH BOW AND ARROW RESULTS SERIOUSLY FOR PETER CLINE BUFFINGTON, JR. p.1 March 21, 1912 HA

ARTISTS SERIES NEARING QUARTER-CENTURY MARK [MARSHALL COLLEGE ARTISTS SERIES] : ADMIRAL BYRD WAS FEATURED IN FIRST PEOPLE - BYRD, ADMIRAL June 25, 1959 HD YEAR p. F7

PEOPLE - CALDWELL, CHARLES T. CALDWELL WOULD BE CONGRESSMAN January 17, 1900

PEOPLE - CALDWELL, CHARLES T. CALDWELL WITHDRAWS February 12, 1900

PEOPLE - CALDWELL, F.D. F.D. CALDWELL RITES MONDAY (Son of General James L. Caldwell) February 7, 1936

PEOPLE - CALDWELL, HELEN HUNTINGTON GIRL WHO WAGED WAR ON NATION'S RODENT PESTS SURRENDERS TO GENERAL CUPID p October 16, 1930 HD

PEOPLE - CALDWELL, J.L. LOVE KNOT TIED MORE THAN 50 YEARS November 2, 1921

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PEOPLE - CALDWELL, J.L. J.L. CALDWELL DON'T WANT NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR February 9, 1900

PEOPLE - CALDWELL, J.L. CALDWELL MAY ENTER THE RING FOR GOVERNOR March 26, 1900

PEOPLE - CALDWELL, PEGGY FORD (DANCER) THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - CAMMACK, C.W. 6000 HAVE CALLED CAMMACK CENTER HOME p. F11 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - CAMPBELL, C.W. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.1 May 28, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - CAMPBELL, JERRY, 10 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - CAMPBELL, WILLIAM C. CAMPBELL 'FIRST' CANDIDATE ON TV p.14 April 1, 1952 HD

PEOPLE - CARR, T.M. (MRS.) MRS. T.M. CARR FALLS AND BREAKS RIGHT ARM March 11, 1921 HA

PEOPLE - CARTER, JAMES PREDICTS END OF WORLD IN 1914: HUNTINGTON MAN HAS REACHED THIS CONCLUSION AFTER EXHAUSTIVE STUDY OF THE BIBLE p.8 February 10, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - CARTER, PHILLIP PHILLIP CARTER IS BATTLING FOR PROGRAM AND JOB January 18, 1987

PEOPLE - CASE, AROLINE (DANCER) THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - CASEY, ROGER, 9 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - CATON, JULIEN EARL WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - CHAFIN, DON THE LEGENDARY SHERIFF OF LOGAN (pic) p. G5 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - CHAMBERS, PAUL (MRS.) MRS. CHAMBERS IS SERIOUSLY BURNED September 2, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - CHANDLER, REX (INVENTOR) [REX CHANDLER] CEREDO RESIDENT READY TO PLACE INVENTION ON SALE p. 3 October 28, 1952 DND

PEOPLE - CHAPMAN, FLOYD S. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - CHAPMAN, FLOYD S. CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - CHAPMAN, FLOYD S. NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - CHAPMAN, JOSEPH R. EX-HUNTINGTON MAN WINNER OVER CHESS CHAMPION p. 11 February 5, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - CHASE, GLEN HUNTINGTON A PIONEER CITY IN BROADCASTING Suppl. p.g 12 July 11, 1971 HA

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PEOPLE - CHERINGTON, SILAS WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - CHITTUM, J.M. TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - CLARK, DONALD (MRS.) BRASSIERES, INVENTED BY HUNTINGTON WOMAN ARE PLACE ON EXHIBITION "VINSON" BRASSIER INVENTED BY MRS. DONALD CLARK AND NOW MANUFACTURED BY NATIONAL October 29, 1916 CONCERN TO BE SOLD AT ZENNER-BRADSHAW

PEOPLE - CLARK, EUSTACE ONE OF OUR FIRST CARS WAS BUILT IN THE CITY (pic) p. C10 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - CLARK, MARY VINSON A COLORFUL SOCIALITE CALLED 'AUNT MARY' (pic) Vinson Family Home p. 11 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - COFFINDAFFER, BERNARD CROSS-COUNTRY: MOUNTAIN STATE ROADSIDES SPROUTING SYMBOLS OF MAN'S MISSION FOR GOD p. b1 August 26, 1985 HD

PEOPLE - COLLINS, CORA SUE (CHILD STAR) THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - CORBLY, L.C. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.1 May 28, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - CORBLY, LAWRENCE J. MARSHALL - IT'S TRAGEDIES, ITS SUCCESSES HAVE BEEN SHARED BY THE CITY (pics) p. D2 July 11, 1971 HA

COX PROPERTIES 'KNOCKED DOWN' SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION UNDER COURT DECREE: MORE THAN $20,000 REALIZED FROM SALE OF PEOPLE - COX, ALBERT E. May 10, 1912 HD PROPERTIES OF ALBERT E. COX OF HUNTINGTON p.3

PEOPLE - COX, EMMY THE RIDES OF CABELL COUNTY'S 'PAUL REVERE' p. 3 June 15, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - COX, L.H. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - DABNEY, WILLIAM R. (DR.) FORMER HUNTINGTON DOCTOR COMMITTED TO LONGVIEW ASYLUM -- REMARKABLE CAREER p. 2 August 14, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - DAGMAR DAGMAR WEDS DAN DAYTON p.27 May 25, 1951 HA

PEOPLE - DAGMAR HUNTINGTON'S 'DAGMAR' WEDS HOLLYWOOD ACTOR p.1 May 25, 1951 HD

PEOPLE - DAGMAR DAGMAR TALKS! p.10 October 26, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - DAGMAR THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - DAGMAR SINGER RICHARD D. HINDS, HUSBAND OF DAGMAR DIES p. 8 November 23, 1972 HD

PEOPLE - DAGMAR DAG'S BED AFIRE December 30, 1970 HD

PEOPLE - DARLINGTON, U.V.W (REV.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - DAUGHERTY, D.B. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.4 June 4, 1911 HD

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PEOPLE - DAUGHERTY, RUSSELL L. [RUSSELL L.] DAUGHERTY IS 27TH PROSECUTOR p. B1 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - DAVIS, CLAUD BADLY INJURED July 1, 1901 HA

PEOPLE - DAVIS, LYNN & MOLLY MOLLY O'DAY'S RADIO SHOW BRINGING BACK FOND MEMORIES TO COUNTRY MUSIC LOVERS (pic) p. 18 March 10, 1974 HD

PEOPLE - DE ROSE, DIANA CATHERINE MARIA (SINGER) CAN A SMALL TOWN WEST VIRGINIA GIRL FIND HAPPINESS IN THE BIG CITY? YES!…IF SHE HAS A HIT RECORD p. AMUSEMENTS December 17, 1967 HD

PEOPLE - DEACON, ALONZO J. "LONNIE" BLIND LONNIE DEACON FINDS CITY HAS HEART p.1 September 3, 1954 HA

PEOPLE - DEBAR, JOSEPH H. DISS WEST VIRGINIA'S OWN 'MAN FOR ALL SEASONS' p.1-2 (Sunday Mag.) May 16, 1971 HD

PEOPLE - DILLMAN, MARY E., 68 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - DILLON BROTHERS WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

JULIUS DILLON LEFT HUNTINGTON LITTLE TOWN RETURNS TO FIND IT GREAT THRIVING CITY - 'RECALLS ROBBERY OF OLD BANK BY PEOPLE - DILLON, JULIUS May 14, 1925 JAMES BANDITS'

PEOPLE - DINGESS, JERRY W. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.4 June 4, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - DIXON, C.L. CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - DOURIF, HENRI MAJOR HENRI DOURIF TO MARRY IN PARIS p.12 May 5, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - DOUTHAT, R.S. DOUTHAT PENS FORMAL REPLY TO GRAND JURY: COUNTY CLERK CENSORED, WILL ISSUE WRITTEN STATEMENT TODAY p. 1 February 11, 1931 HD

PEOPLE - DOUTHIT, R.S. R.S. DOUTHIT- WELL KNOWN COURT STENOGRAPHER ESTABLISHES OFFICES IN BASEMENT OF COURT HOUSE p.12 April 8, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - DRAKE, MOLLIE DINGESS THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF BLAIR MOUNTAIN p. 10 December 26, 1921 HD

PEOPLE - DRU, JOANNE (ACTRESS) THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - DUNBAR, J.T., JR. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - DUNCAN, H.C., JR. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - DUVALL, FRANK J. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - DUVALL, FRED C. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - EARHART, AMELIA AMELIA EARHART WILL TELL STORY OF OCEAN FLIGHT HERE TONIGHT p. 1 November 3, 1933 HD

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PEOPLE - EARHART, AMELIA AMELIA EARHART'S CHARMING PERSONALITY WINS AUDIENCE November 4, 1933 HD

PEOPLE - EARL, SHELBY 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ELKINS, DAVIS (MAJOR) CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - EMMONS, D.W. HE LAID OUT HUNTINGTON : D.W. EMMONS May 17, 1902

DELOS EMMONS SELECTED TO SCALE MT. MCKINLEY: FORMER HUNTINGTON MAN SELECTED BY GOVERNMENT TO MAKE FIRST MAP OF PEOPLE - EMMONS, DELOS March 26, 1913 HD MOUNT MCKINLEY - TASK IS AN ARDUOUS ONE AND APPOINTMENT IS SIGNAL HONOR p.9

PEOPLE - ENSLOW, EDWARD BLISS IT WAS THE BEST NEW YORK HAD TO OFFER - AND RIGHT HERE IN HUNTINGTON p. H1/H17 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - ESTER, W.S. FALKEN TOMATO - W.S. ESTER MORTGAGE LIFTER TOMATO February 28, 1993

PEOPLE - FAIN, ESTELLA FIRST NEGRO IN CITY HALL IS HIRED (ESTELLA FAIN) p. 16 January 30, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - FAULKNER, R.L. (MRS.), 28 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - FERGUSON, M.J. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - FITZPATRICK, HERBERT STORY OF HERBERT FITZPATRICK May 1, 1959

PEOPLE - FLEEGER, CHARLES S. FLEGER HAS WATCHED CITY GROW SINCE 1913 p. F13 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - FLOYD, W.P. CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - FORS, MARION VEST (ARTIST) MURALS PAINTED BY MRS. FORS FOR MORROW LIBRARY UNVEILED p.2 May 31, 1937 HD

PEOPLE - FOSTER, FAY BADLY BURNED: THREE YEAR OLD GIRL VICTIM OF PROBABLY A FATAL ACCIDENT July 17, 1903 HA

PEOPLE - FOULK, WILSON M. WILSON M. FOULK CHOSEN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL June 17, 1905

PEOPLE - FOULK, WILSON M. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.1 May 28, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - FOULK, WILSON M. SCHOOL MA'AMS ARE GIVEN ASSIGNMENTS SUPERINTENDENT FOULK HAS ABOUT COMPLETED HIS 1912-13 FORCE p.5 September 5, 1912 HA

PEOPLE - FRANKLIN, WILLIAM TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - FREEMAN, C.H. (COL.) MILLIONAIRE WIDOWER WEDS HIS SECRETARY: COL. C.H. FREEMAN MARRIED AT NOON TODAY TO MISS ZUBAH RAY p.1 March 12, 1912 HA

PEOPLE - FULLER, J.M. (COL.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

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PEOPLE - GAINER, JOSEPH ALL HUNTINGTON MOURNS DEATH OF JOSEPH GAINER THEATRICAL MANAGER February 5, 1913

PEOPLE - GARRETT, 'UNCLE DYKE' UNCLE DYKE GARRETT: THE GOOD SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS p. 3 May 16, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - GARRISON, MEMPHIS TENNESSEE FOR THE BLACK: A LONG, HARD ROAD TO A PLACE OF PROMINENCE (pic) p. A9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - GARRISON, MEMPHIS TENNESSEE DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH: CARTER G. WOODSON FOUNDATION SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR GARRISON HOME CLEANUP P. 1A/9A October 12, 2007 HD

PEOPLE - GEER, LONNIE BELLE LOCAL WOMAN, 85, SAYS SHE'D LIVE SAME LIFE OVER p. 4 February 24, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - GERLACH, EARL B. (DR.) CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - GIDEON, DAVE NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

FINE RECOGNITION FOR HUNTINGTON BANKER: W.H. GIDEON WILL BECOME ASSISTANT CASHIER OF FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK, OF PEOPLE - GIDEON, W.H. October 31, 1911 HD BALTIMORE p.10

PEOPLE - GILMORE, BERT WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - GOLD, STANLEY STANLEY [S. GOLD] GOLD LIKED HUNTINGTON IN 1918, OPENED STORE HERE IN 1924 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - GOUDEKET, JOSEPH 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - GRAYBEAL, JAMES, 7 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - GRIFFITH, J.F. BRAKEMAN INJURED February 9, 1901 HA

PEOPLE - GUTHRIE, L.V. (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.4 June 4, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - GYPSIES GYPSIES IN AUTOS VISIT HUNTINGTON (FARR HOTEL) May 15, 1921 HD

PEOPLE - HALLIDAY, RICHARD STAGE BEAUTY [MARY MARTIN] WEDS HALLIDAY, HHS GRAD p.1 May 6, 1940 HD

PEOPLE - HALLIDAY, RICHARD "DICK" THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HANKING, C.C. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - HANLEY, A.A. (COL.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - HANLEY, IKE E. HOW HANLEY GOT IN THE BUSINESS (pic) p.5 March 23, 1912 HA

PEOPLE - HARDWICK, RICHARD (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

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PEOPLE - HARRIS, DAVID W. HUNTINGTON'S IMAGE VIEWED WITH CAUTION [HUNTINGTON URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY] (pic) p. 1-2 October 3, 1973 HD

POSTAL SAVINGS BANK OPENED SATURDAY: JAMES E. HART WAS FIRST DEPOSITOR IN UNCLE SAM'S NEWLY CREATED BANK PEOPLE - HART, JAMES E. September 24, 1911 HD Sect. 3 p.1

PEOPLE - HARVEY, T.H. (MRS.) MRS. T.H. HARVEY LIES NEAR DEATH PARALYSIS VICTIM May 9, 1927

PEOPLE - HARVEY, T.H. (MRS.) MRS. T.H. HARVEY APOPLEXY VICTIM PASSES AT HOME May 11, 1927

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" COMPLETION OF PYRAMID IS AIM OF COIN HARVEY p.1 April 22, 1929 HA

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" HARVEY FUNERAL SET FOR MONDAY : WAS NOTABLE IN HISTORY OF THE CITY February 15, 1931

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" COIN HARVEY AGAIN IN ARENA - TULSA June 16, 1931

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" COIN HARVEY'S FOLLOWERS CONGREGATE FOR CONVENTION August 25, 1931

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" COIN HARVEY STARTS THIRD PARTY TO GUIDE NATION TO PROSPERITY August 26, 1931

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" COIN HARVEY TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT : HEADS NEW LIBERTY PARTY August 27, 1931

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" "COIN" HARVEY AND SOME OF HIS FOLLOWERS (pic) September 4, 1931 HD

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" COIN THREATENS REIGN OF TERROR November 2, 1931

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" BRYAN 'FREE SILVER' AND A MAN NAMED COIN HARVEY p. G6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" FROM BOARD OF TRADE TO THE CHAMBER (pic) p. B4 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HARVEY, WILLIAM H. "COIN" IT WAS THE BEST NEW YORK HAD TO OFFER - AND RIGHT HERE IN HUNTINGTON p. H1/H17 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HATFIELD, DEVIL ANSE "DEVIL" ANSE IS CHASING DEAR IN MINGO COUNTY December 4, 1915 HD

PEOPLE - HATTEN, A.D. [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS January 3, 1980 WCN

PEOPLE - HAWORTH, C.E. (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.1 May 28, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - HENRY, JOHN JOHN HENRY: THE STEEL DRIVIN' MAN WAS A WEST VIRGINIAN [SUNDAY MAGAZINE] p.1 September 10, 1967 HD

PEOPLE - HEREFORD, JOHN W. (JUDGE) [JOHN W.] HEREFORD 20TH CIRCUIT JUDGE p. B6 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - HEREFORD, JOHN W. (JUDGE) JUDGE HEREFORD SEES HUNTINGTON BOYS' CLUBS GROWING WITH CITY p. D6 June 25, 1959 HD

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PEOPLE - HICKS, I. CLAY (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - HICKS, JAMES. O. (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - HILL, DAN LONE SURVIVOR OF RACE OF JEHEU WAS ONCE REAL SLAVE (TAXI DRIVER) March 23, 1924

PEOPLE - HILL, DAN HUNTINGTON FIRST CAB DRIVER AND FIRST CASE FOR PROHIBITION LAW DIES (DAN HILL) July 2, 1925

PEOPLE - HINDS, RICHARD D. (SINGER) SINGER RICHARD D. HINDS, HUSBAND OF DAGMAR DIES p. 8 November 23, 1972 HD

PEOPLE - HITE, W.F. NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HOARD, CHARLES CEREDO AND A MAN NAMED HOARD POSED A PROBLEM (pic) p. A7 July 11, 1971 HA

DOCTORS BUY FARM: LOCAL PHYSICIANS BUY TRACT OF 80 ACRES IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, OHIO - WILL RAISE FRUIT PEOPLE - HOGG, C.C. (DR.) May 20, 1911 HD [DEMENT FARM] p.3

PEOPLE - HOLBROOK, WILLIAM A., JR. TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

ANOTHER REMINDER OF GOLDEN ERA FALLS AS HOLDERBY HOME GOES TO WRECKERS : ATTIC USED FOR ROLLER SKATING (1340 PEOPLE - HOLDERBY, EDWARD S. September 1, 1954 HA 16TH ST.) P. 10

PEOPLE - HOLT, JOHN H. (JUDGE) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.4 June 4, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - HOUVARAS, ANDY GRAVE FEARS FOR ANDY HOUVARAS: TOOK PART IN THE BATTLE OF KILKES AND MAY HAVE PERISHED AT THAT TIME p. 15 August 17, 1913 HD

ANDY HOUVERAS IS REAL GREEK SOLDIER: ONCE OPERATED CANDY KITCHEN IN HUNTINGTON, GIVING UP HIS BUSINESS TO ANSWER PEOPLE - HOUVERAS, ANDY January 26, 1913 HD CALL TO ARMS IN BALKAN WAR, WINNING HONORS ON BATTLEELDS (pic) p.14

PEOPLE - HOUVOURAS, ANDY ANDY HOUVOURAS AT THE FRONT: HUNTINGTON BOY WHERE THE BULLETS ARE DROPPING THICK p.12 February 6, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - HOUVOURAS, ANDY ANDY HOUVERAS HAS CLOSE CALL: SHELL BURST KILLING HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW [NICK ASPUOTES] p.9 February 18, 1913 HD

REPORT DEATH OF ANDY HOUVERAS IN BALKAN BATTLE: HEAD OF HUNTINGTON WAR..IS REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN SLAIN: BROTHER PEOPLE - HOUVOURAS, ANDY February 28, 1913 HD HERE CABLES FOR CONFIRMATION p.3

PEOPLE - HOUVOURAS, ANDY ANDY IS ALIVE - LOCAL BROTHER BELIEVES DEATH HAS NOT YET COME TO HIS SOLDIER BROTHER p.4 March 9, 1913 HD

LETTER RECEIVED FROM HOUVOURAS: FORMER HUNTINGTONIAN IN GREEK ARMY ENGAGED IN FIERCE FIGHTING AROUND JANINA - PEOPLE - HOUVOURAS, ANDY March 19, 1913 HD FEARS ENTERTAINED FOR HIS SAFETY p.8

PEOPLE - HOUVOURAS, ANDY ANDY HOUVOURAS TALKED ABOUT PITTSBURGH DISPATCH CALL HIM A RESERVIST September 30, 1913

PEOPLE - HOWARD, WILLIAM UNCLE BILL HOWARD 104 WORKED FOR ENGINEERS WHO LAYED OUT HUNTINGTON July 6, 1930

PEOPLE - HOWARD, WILLIAM OLDEST RESIDENT OF CITY PASSES, 104 (WILLIAM HOWARD) April 4, 1931

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PEOPLE - HUFFMAN, ANDREW J. HUFFMAN'S HURT PROVED FATAL: AGED CENTRAL CITY MAN SUCCUMBS TO HIS INJURIES November 11, 1906 HD

PEOPLE - HUFFMAN, JULE "MR. CARTOON" TOON MN SIGNS OFF: MR. CARTOON RETIRES March 12, 1995 HD

PEOPLE - HUGHES, JAMES (REP.) CONGRESSMAN HUGHES SUCCUMBS March 3, 1930

PEOPLE - HUGHES, JAMES (REP.) CITY BOWS TO HUGHES MEMORY March 5, 1930

PEOPLE - HUGHES, JAMES (REP.) THOUSAND FILE PAST HUGHES BUS BOUND IN GRIEVED FAREWELL March 6, 1930

PEOPLE - HUGHES, JAMES A. JAMES A. HUGHES IN CONGRESSIONAL RACE January 16, 1900

PEOPLE - HUGHES, JAMES A. CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - HUGHES, RAVELLA THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HUGHES, RAVELLA (PIANIST) THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HUNTER, EDDIE MAKE NICE CATCH (pic) April 18, 1937 HD

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. MONUMENT TO CITY'S FOUNDER MAY BE BUILT September 13, 1913

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. STATUE ASSURED IS STATEMENT OF C&O : MONUMENT TO FOUNDER OF HUNTINGTON WILLB E ERECTED HERE October 11, 1913

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. CONTRACT LET FOR STATUE OF CITY'S FOUNDER September 24, 1915

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. C.P. HUNTINGTON WAS 19 CENTURY FINANCIAL GENIUS November 2, 1930

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON, EMPIRE BUILDER, WAS BELIEVER IN MEN sect. 3 p.3 February 24, 1946 HA

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. RAILROAD AND CITY GREW FROM ONE MAN'S VISION (COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON) p. A9 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. COLLIS P. - A MASSIVE MAN WITH A PERPETUAL SCOWL (pic) p. C4 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. FOR LACK OF $50,000 LAND ALMOST LOST Suppl. p. 3 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. THE C&O - A GIANT RAILROAD HEADED BY A GIANT OF A MAN p. C2 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. AMBROSE BIERCE AND COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON: WRITER VS. ROBBER BARON p. 3 October 20, 1977 HA

PEOPLE - HUNTINGTON, COLLIS P. (MRS.) WIDOW OF COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON WEDS HER HUSBAND'S NEPHEW [HENRY F. HUNTINGTON] p. 2 July 20, 1913 HD

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PEOPLE - HYLDOFT, JOAN THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - HYMAN, A.B. IT WAS THE BEST NEW YORK HAD TO OFFER - AND RIGHT HERE IN HUNTINGTON p. H1/H17 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - JACKSON, STONEWALL STONEWALL' WAS RATED WVa's MOST OUTSTANDING CONFEDERATE p. 4B June 16, 1963 HA

PEOPLE - JAMES GANG BANDIT'S PAL DEAD [H.A. HAGAN] p.4 January 7, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - JENKINS, ALBERT GALLATIN A.G. JENKINS CAMP WAS ORGANIZED: SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS ELECT OFFICERS p.8 October 26, 1910 HD

PEOPLE - JOHNSON, ARLEY ARLEY JOHNSON GIVES SPEECH WITH VOICE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. January 18, 1987

PEOPLE - JOHNSON, BURRUS, SR. SINCE 1910 TOBACCO HAS BEEN A VITAL PART OF THE CITY'S ECONOMY (pics) p. E3 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - JOHNSON, J.W. (REV.) THE DEATH OF REV. JOHNSON p. D4 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - JOHNSON, JEFFREY BRUCE CHILD BORN 8 MINUTES AFTER 1953's BIRTH p. 2 January 2, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - JONES, DAVIS R. TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - JORDAN, BETTY JANE, 20 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - JORDAN, 'CAPTAIN BILL' CAPTAIN BILL' JORDAN STILL SPRY AT 71 (pic) WORLD RECORD CLAIMED FOR VETERAN MOTORMAN p.1 May 30, 1937 HD

PEOPLE - KANE, ALICE MISS ALICE KANE DIES IN VIRGINIA : EARLY RESIDENT OF HUNTINGTON SUCCUMBS AT AGE OF 76 IN RICHMOND HOSPITAL p. 11 December 19, 1926 HA

PEOPLE - KARRAS, GEORGE GOING BACK TO HIS NATIVE COUNTRY p.2 January 8, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - KEARNS, JAMES R., JR., 4 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

HELEN KELLER LEARNS TO TALK: HAS REACHED STAGE WHERE SHE CAN DELIVER LECTURE: BORN DEAF, DUM AND BLIND, SHE HAS PEOPLE - KELLER, HELEN February 8, 1913 HD OVERCOME MANY OBSTACLES p.9

PEOPLE - KELLOGG KELLOGG NAMED FOR MILL HEAD p. H2 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - KERR, ALEXANDER H. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - KESSLER, A.K. (DR.) BUYS COUNTRY CLUB p.6 January 3, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - KESSLER, A.K. (DR.) KESSLER SECURES EXPERT BREEDER p.8 January 6, 1911 HD

HUNTINGTON'S NEW SHOW PLACE THE KESSLER POULTRY FARM: NEW INSTITUTION ESTABLISHED HERE BY PROMINENT PHYSICIAN - PEOPLE - KESSLER, A.K. (DR.) May 14, 1911 HD THOUSANDS OF CHICKENS TO BE SEEN NOW: WILL BE GREATEST FARM OF ITS KIND IN WEST VA. Sect. 2 p.7

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PEOPLE - KESSLER, A.K. (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - KILGORE, HARLEY M. (SEN. D-WV) SEN. HARLEY M. KILGORE (pic) p. 18 October 14, 1952 DND

PEOPLE - KINCAID KINCAID CALLED BY DEATH ANGEL AT DROWN RITE FUNERAL DIRECTOR FALLS LIFELESS ON PORCH AS SERVICE ENDS March 20, 1931

PEOPLE - KOOKEN, EARL, 68 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - KYGER, W.R. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - LAIDLEY, ALBERT LAIDLEY DID ACTUAL WORK OF ACQUIRING CITY'S LAND (pic) p. 14 February 24, 1946 HA

PEOPLE - LAIDLEY, F.A. CAREER OF COMMANDER F.A. LAIDLEY IS ONE OF MOST COLORFUL IN RIVER ANNALS December 4, 1927

PEOPLE - LAKEN, JACK LAKEN BACK IN TOWN WANTS TO RESIDE HERE p. 16 November 25, 1952 DND

PEOPLE - LAKEN, JACK LAKEN STAYS BUSY AS MATCH-MAKER OF TRI-STATE AREA p. 10 January 5, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - LAMBERT, BILL THE FLYING FEATS OF AERIAL ACE BILL LAMBERT p. 3 August 3, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - LAMBERT, BILL A FINAL SALUTE TO AMERICA ACE - BILL LAMBERT March 24, 1982

PEOPLE - LAMBERT, FRED COMPLETES 51ST YEAR AS PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER April 18, 1916

PEOPLE - LAWSON, JOHN WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - LAWSON, MARY JANE LOCAL SKATER HEADED FOR FAME January 25, 1942

PEOPLE - LAWTER, RALPH (LT.) BURIAL OF LAWTER SET FOR SATURDAY : LIEUTENANT KILLED AT CHANUTE FIELD TO BE INTERRED IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY p. 1 December 23, 1926 HA

PEOPLE - LAWTON, J.W. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - LEE, ROBERT E. GEN. LEE GUEST AT OLD WHITE p. 10D June 16, 1963 HA

PEOPLE - LEE, ROBERT E. GEN. LEE'S FAMOUS TRAVELLER CAME FROM WEST VIRGINIA FARM p. 10D June 16, 1963 HA

PEOPLE - LEFFINGWELL, PAUL MEANEST' THIEF ABDUCTS PIGEONS OF STRICKEN BOY p. 4 January 28, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - LEFTWICH, F.C. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - LENGYEL, JACK (FOOTBALL COACH) WOOSTER MAN NEW FOOTBALL COACH AT MU p.1 & 10 March 13, 1971 HD

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PEOPLE - LENGYEL, JACK (FOOTBALL COACH) LENGYEL NOT VEXED BY 'THIRD CHOICE' p. 17 March 14, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - LEWIS, ALBERT D. (REV.) A.D. LEWIS DIES; FOUNDED 16TH ST. CHURCH p.1 October 11, 1943 HD

PEOPLE - LEWIS, ALBERT D. (REV.) FUNERAL OF LEWIS NOT YET ARRANGED p.2 October 11, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - LEWIS, ALBERT D. (REV.) LEWIS' SERVICES TO BE TOMORROW p.3 October 13, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - LEWIS, ALBERT D. (REV.) FUNERAL TODAY (pic) Sect 2 p.4 October 14, 1943 HD

PEOPLE - LEWIS, ALBERT D. (REV.) REV. A.D. LEWIS' SERVICES TODAY p.4 October 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - LILLY, W.R. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.1 May 28, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - LONG, J.H. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - LONG, JOSEPH HARVEY (COL.) NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - LOVINS, B.B. "BERNIE" BROTHERS LOVINS - COLONEL AND MISTER (pic) February 14, 1937 HD

PEOPLE - LOVINS, B.B. "BERNIE" MIX UP IN IDENTITIES OF BROTHERS AMUSING NOW FLOOD IS OVER p.9 February 14, 1937 HD

PEOPLE - LOVINS, W.T. "BILL" (COL.) BROTHERS LOVINS - COLONEL AND MISTER (pic) February 14, 1937 HD

PEOPLE - LOVINS, W.T. "BILL" (COL.) MIX UP IN IDENTITIES OF BROTHERS AMUSING NOW FLOOD IS OVER p.9 February 14, 1937 HD

PEOPLE - LOWE, WILLIS WATCHMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY FALL: HERO OF RESERVOIR HILL BATTLE THREE YEARS AGO FALLS DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT p. 10 July 26, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - LUCAS, W.C. LOGAN COUNTYS CHAMPION HUNTER BAGS SIX SQUIRRELS WITHOUT MISS (W.C. LUCAS) December 11, 1927

PEOPLE - MANSFIELD, WILLIAM L. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - MANUS, HENRY P. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - MARCUM, FANNIE GHOSTLY VOICE GUIDES TO FORTUNE - MRS. MARCUM HEIR TO MILLIONS p. 3 August 15, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - MARCUM, JOHN S. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - MARCUM, JOSIAH SOLDIER OF THE REVOLUTION - JOSIAH MARCUM WAS EARLY CABELL SETTLER p. H1 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - MARCUM, LACE WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

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PEOPLE - MARSHALL, J.W. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - MARSHALL, PETER (TV HOST) MEMORIES: HHS YEARBOOK BRINGS THEM BACK FOR VISITING TV STAR PETER MARSHALL p.13 & 18 February 3, 1972 HD

BOB MARTIN, A.E.F. CHAMP, GIVEN COMPENSATION BY U.S.: FORMER LOCAL BOY, HURT IN SERVICE TO RECEIVE $100 PER MONTH FOR PEOPLE - MARTIN, BOB January 12, 1930 LIFE MATHEWS MADE GOOD RECORD AS WARDEN: HUNTINGTON MAN HAS ABLY DIRECTED BUSINESS AT WEST VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY PEOPLE - MATHEWS, JOSEPH E. November 27, 1910 HD [JOSEPH E. MATTHEWS] Sect. 2 p.8 PILOT AND WHAT WAS LEFT OF PLANE AFTER IT WAS SHOT DOWN: LOST CONSCIOUSNESS AT 8,000 FEET-- RECEIVED ONLY BRUISES IN PEOPLE - MAYES, HOWARD December 28, 1930 HD CRASH p. 5

PEOPLE - MAYES, HOWARD FLYING AMBULANCE AVAILABLE IN HUNTINGTON NOW (pic) p.2 April 17, 1938 HA

M'CULLOUGH RITES NOT YET ARRANGED : ARRIVAL OF DAUGHTER OF EARLY RESIDENT OF HUNTINGTON IS AWAITED BY RELATIVES p. PEOPLE - McCULLOUGH, SARAH JANE December 19, 1926 HA 11

PEOPLE - McINTOSH, GEORGE COLIN HE HELPED WRITE THIS SPECIAL EDITION (pic) p. G9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - McNEIL, DENNIS WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - MEEK, JOHN H. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - METRINKO, MICHELE IT'S MISS NEW YORK CITY: BLONDE BEAUTY MICHELE METRINKO CHOSEN MISS USA p.1,3,9 September 1, 1963 HD

PEOPLE - MIDKIFF, EMORY TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

AN INTERESTING STORY OF GROVER CLEVELAND AND COL. JOE MILLER OF KENOVA: HOW THE SPORT-LOVING PRESIDENT EXERCISED PEOPLE - MILLER, JOE S. (COL.) February 4, 1912 HD HIS VETO AT A MOUNTAINEER'S CABIN - THE STORY OF A WOMAN'S CLAIM (pic) Sect. 2 p.3

PEOPLE - MINTON, LEE W. GLASS BLOWER HONOR MINTON WITH DINNER (pic) p.8 September 17, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - MISER, MATT CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - MORAN, PECK A PINT-SIZED POLICE PROTEGE NAMED 'PECK' p. 3 April 13, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - MOREHEAD, JAMES A. 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - MORROW, DWIGHT W. HUNTINGTON GET GOOD PLACE : D.W. MORROW WAS BORN HERE IN 1873 April 18, 1914

YOUNG MEMBER OF MORGAN & COMPANY IS HUNTINGTONIAN (DWIGHT W. MORROW - s/o MARSHALL COLLEGE PRINCIPAL IN EARLY PEOPLE - MORROW, DWIGHT W. March 28, 1917 SEVENTIES)

PEOPLE - MORROW, DWIGHT W. SENATOR DWIGHT W. MORROW DIES: SUDDEN ATTACK FATAL TO NATIVE OF HUNTINGTON p. 1/ October 6, 1931 HD

PEOPLE - MOSSMAN, DAN A. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

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PEOPLE - MOSSMAN, G.M. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - MOSSMAN, JOHN W. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ GALLIPOLIS / GALLIA CO. ] Sect. 3 p.1 April 30, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - MOTHER JONES MOTHER' JONES AGAIN APPEARS IN STRIKE ZONE AGITATOR WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE LEFT STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA p.1 September 9, 1912 HA

PEOPLE - MOTHER JONES MOTHER JONES' AGAIN DISTURBS STRIKE REGION: URGES THE MINERS TO REFUSE TO DELIVER UP THEIR FIRE ARMS p.1 September 30, 1912 HA

RIOT CALL SENT FROM STATEHOUSE: 'MOTHER' JONES AMONG ARRESTED: ENTIRE CHARLESTON POLICE DEPARTMENT WAS CALLED PEOPLE - MOTHER JONES February 14, 1913 HD OUT WHEN REPORT WAS STARTED THAT MINERS AND SYMPATHIZERS WERE MARCHING TO TAKE STATE CAPITOL… p.1 & 3

PEOPLE - MOTHER JONES MOTHER JONES IN HISTORY : SEE PEACE IN KANAWHA FIELDS : SAYS SHE IS NOT A SUFFRAGETTE July 17, 1914

PEOPLE - NEAL, RUDD T. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.1 May 28, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - NEALE, EDWIN L. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - NEWCOMB, WILLIAM HILL THE FIRST DAMNYANKEE GENTLEMAN IN GUYANDOTTE p. 3 July 22, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - NORRIS, DONALD W. TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - NORRIS, P.R. STORY OF DOWNFALL OF MAN ONCE PROMINENT IN CABELL p. 10 July 30, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - OLEY, JOHN HUNT (GEN.) GENERAL J.H. OLEY PUT HIS STAMP ON YOUNG CITY November 2, 1930

PEOPLE - OLEY, JOHN HUNT (GEN.) BRAINS, MONEY AND ENTERPRISE WILL MAKE THIS A LARGE CITY p. 3 October 27, 1977 HA

PEOPLE - OSBURN, RICHARD TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - OSBURN, ROBERT C. TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - PADEN, NELSON, II TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - PANCAKE, BREECE OBITUARY April 10, 1979 HD

PEOPLE - PANCAKE, CORBLY, 16 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - PANCAKE, PAUL MAKE NICE CATCH (pic) April 18, 1937 HD

PEOPLE - PARKER, DEBORAH JANE, 3 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - PARKER, T.C. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

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PEOPLE - PARSONS, HENRY CHESTER A SOLDIER, ATTORNEY, PROMOTER AND POET NAMED H. CHESTER PARSONS p. 3 December 1, 1977 HA

PEOPLE - PARSONS, HENRY CHESTER TRAGEDY, JOY AND THE PROMOTION OF AN INFANT RAILROAD p. 3 December 8, 1977 HA

PEOPLE - PARSONS, HENRY CHESTER 1894: A COLORFUL LIFE ENDS IN A FUSILLADE OF BULLETS p. 3 December 15, 1977 HA

PEOPLE - PARSONS, I.R. (MRS.), 51 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - PATTERSON, S.W. S.W. PATTERSON ESTATE PLACED AT HALF MILLION p.4 February 12, 1933 HA

PEOPLE - PETERSON, JAMES J. (MAJOR) NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - PLYMALE, J.A. CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - PLYMALE, REBECCA E. OLDEST RESIDENT OF COUNTY DIES AT AGE OF 98 YEARS December 3, 1915 HD

PEOPLE - POLLOCK, L.A. CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - POLSEY GUY HUNTINGTON POLSEY WAS FIRST BABY BORN IN CITY August 27, 1939 HA

PEOPLE - POTTS, J.N. (JUDGE) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.1 May 28, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - POWELL, ANNA FITZER HUNTINGTON GIRL : LONG ABSENT COMES HOME CELEBRITY (MISS ANNA POWELL BORN HERE ANNA FITZER) October 22, 1915

PEOPLE - POWELL, ANNA FITZER CHORUS IS THROWN INTO ECSTASY WHEN MISS FITZER SING October 24, 1916

PEOPLE - POWELL, ANNA FITZER ANNA FITZER TELLS HUNTINGTON GIRLS OF SICK SOLDIERS October 26, 1916

PEOPLE - PRICE, HOWARD E. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - PRICHARD, FRED C. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - PRICHARD, FRED C. FRED C. PRICHARD SELLS RESIDENCE June 26, 1927

DOCTORS BUY FARM: LOCAL PHYSICIANS BUY TRACT OF 80 ACRES IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, OHIO - WILL RAISE FRUIT PEOPLE - PRICHARD, KARL (DR.) May 20, 1911 HD [DEMENT FARM] p.3

PEOPLE - PROCTOR, ALBERT T. (PHOTOGRAPHER) PROCTOR'S FAMOUS PICTURE 'ALL COONS LOOK ALIKE TO ME" WINS NATIONAL FAME FOR LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER (pic) Sect. 2 p.6 November 19, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - QUALLS, ALVIE COLLEGE STUDENT IS PRO FIGHTER p.11 October 14, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - QUALLS, ALVIE ALVIE QUALLS FILES FOR DELEGATE POST p.3 March 23, 1954 DND

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PEOPLE - RADER, J.E. (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - RAHM, ALBERT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS WANT 'AD' GETS BARBOURSVILLE MAN WIFE (ALBERT RAHM & LAURA RIDER) December 8, 1915

GIRLS HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO GET MAN AND RESTAURANT FREE : ALBERT RAHN, PROPRIETOR OF DUTCH EATING HOUSE OF PEOPLE - RAHN, ALBERT December 6, 1915 BARBOURSVILLE ADVERTISES

PEOPLE - RAKES, LYDIA FRANCES, 1 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - RATCLIFF, JOHN F. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - REED, ERNEST AL TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - REYNOLDS, MARSHALL RETURNING TO NEW TIES - MAN RETURNS TO FOUNDATION IN PRINTING February 21, 1993

PEOPLE - REYNOLDS, MARSHALL NELSON, REYNOLDS AIM TO RUN CITY VICE WILLIAMS March 27, 1993

PEOPLE - REYNOLDS, MARSHALL REYNOLDS PAYS $350,000 FINE OVER ASBESTOS April 3, 1997

PEOPLE - RICHARDSON, J.C. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - RIDGLEY, CARL "DUKE" ABOUT 'THE DOOK' [died 2/14/1962] (pic) p. F2 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - RIDGLEY, CARL "DUKE" EARLY ATHLETICS: SPORT NOT WHAT IT USED TO BE, 'THE DOOK' RECALLS p. F2 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - RIGGS, GLEN ELMO BOONE COUNTY MAN'S HIJACK ATTEMPT FAILS (GLEN ELMO RIGGS, 58) p. 1 June 5, 1971 HD

PEOPLE - RIPPER, CHUCK NEW SCHOOL TOPS RIPPERS TALENTS FOR MASCOT LOGO February 25, 1997

PEOPLE - RITTER, C.L., SR. C.L. RITTER, SR. 80 YEARS OLD REALTY OWNER TAKEN BY DEATH December 23, 1945

PEOPLE - ROBBINS, ETTA ETTA ROBBINS MARRIED: WOMAN OF AXE FAME CHOOSES A NEW RIVER MINER FOR A LIFE COMPANINON February 10, 1902

PEOPLE - ROBERTS, CLYDE, 13 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - ROGERS, T.C. CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - ROW, JOHN S. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - ROW, W.D. (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

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PEOPLE - RUMSEY, GEORGE LIKE NOAH IN THE BIBLE, HE IS BUILDING A MINIATURE ARK p. 2 August 19, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - SALES, SOUPY THEY MADE IT BIG IN SHOW BIZ p. H1/H9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - SAMS, BILLY B. TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - SANDERS, SAMPSON [SAMPSON] SANDERS WAS RICHEST MAN IN COUNTY p. F11 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - SCAGGS, JIMMY JIMMY SCAGGS EARNS SPOT ON TV PROGRAM (WHTN) "CHANCE OF A LIFETIME" p. 4 March 24, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - SCANLON, T.S. EARLY SETTLER WILL LEAVE CITY - T.S. SCANLON November 3, 1925

PEOPLE - SCHMAUCH, GEORGE CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - SEBER, DICK SONG IN HIS HEART March 2, 1997

PEOPLE - SEHON HOW COL. SEHON AIDED THE STATE TREASURY March 17, 1906

PEOPLE - SEHON, EDMUND WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - SEHON, EDMUND EDMOND SEHON WROTE INTERESTING CHAPTER IN HUNTINGTON HISTORY February 7, 1925

PEOPLE - SEHON, EDMUND EDMUND SEHON FORMER MAYOR IS DEAD - PROMINENT FIGURE IN HISTORY OF CITY February 7, 1925

PEOPLE - SEHON, EDMUND CITY OFFICES WILL CLOSE IN MEMORY OF EDMUND SEHON February 8, 1925

PEOPLE - SEHON, EDMUND SEHONS WILL IS FILED WITH CLERK February 13, 1925

PEOPLE - SELF, F.W. WHAT GOES ON HERE: LIFE WAS RUGGED IN OX TEAM DAYS IN GUYAN VALLEY September 3, 1954 HA

PEOPLE - SHADWELL, H.C. SHADWELL DEATH ENDS CAREER OF MAN WHO BUILT FESTIVAL BUT SHUNNED CREDIT August 29, 1951 HD

PEOPLE - SHAMLIN, CHARLES F. TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - SIGEL, FRANZ (MAJ. GEN.) CLEAR WEST VIRGINIA FROM THE ENEMY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE p. 3 July 27, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - SIMMONS, LEWIS A 'COUNTRY KID' NAMED LEWIS SIMMONS p. 3 April 20, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - SMART, BILL OFF TO WAR WITH THE 'LADIES FROM HELL' p. 3 May 25, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - SMITH, ALLEN (REV.) [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS October 4, 1973 WCN

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PEOPLE - SMITH, ALLEN H. TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - SMITH, CHARLES W. TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - SMITH, DAVID B. (SEN.) SENATOR D.B. SMITH DIES VERY SUDDENLY p. 1 & 3 January 21, 1913 HD

COLORED FOLK PURCHASE GROUNDS AND ESTABLISH AMUSEMENT PARK THAT WILL OPEN ON LABOR DAY (SOUTHEAST PART OF PEOPLE - SMITH, E.J. (DR.) August 25, 1911 HD CITY) P.3

PEOPLE - SMITH, JASPER FORMER DRUSE CAPT. BRAVES MANY DANGERS TO BRING FAMILY HOME - JASPER SMITH, PRESTONSBURG, KY December 21, 1930

PEOPLE - SMITH, LUCIEN P. ELOQUENT WORDS AT SMITH MEMORIAL p. 5 May 15, 1912 HA

PEOPLE - SNEAD, SAMUEL A. (REV.) YESTERDAY: BOB WITHERS p. 8 (Sunday Magazine) (pic) November 22, 1970 HA

PEOPLE - STEIRN, ROSALIND GAYLE, 1 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - SULLIVAN, LEON PBS TO TELL STORY OF LEON SULLIVAN November 26, 2000 HD

PEOPLE - SULLIVAN, LEON SULLIVANS LIFE IN NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT November 28, 2000 HD

PEOPLE - SUNDAY, BILLY (BASEBALL EVANGELIST) SUNDAY COMES TO HUNTINGTON p. 1 February 12, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - SUNDAY, BILLY (BASEBALL EVANGELIST) UNDER A CHARTER: "BILLY SUNDAY WILL CONDUCT HIS REVIVAL MEETING IN FIRST CITY OF STATE p.2 July 22, 1911 HD

REV. BILLY SUNDAY WILL NOT PREACH HERE THIS YEAR... TELEGRAM TO ADVERTISER ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL GO TO NORTHWEST PEOPLE - SUNDAY, BILLY (BASEBALL EVANGELIST) March 14, 1912 HA p.1

PEOPLE - SUNDAY, BILLY (BASEBALL EVANGELIST) "BILLY" SUNDAY ANNOUNCES HE IS COMING HERE p. 1 April 2, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - SUNDAY, BILLY (BASEBALL EVANGELIST) BILLY' SUNDAY ANNOUNCES HE IS COMING HERE: EVANGELIST SAYS HE WILL BE IN HUNTINGTON IN OCTOBER OR NOVEMBER p.1 April 2, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - SUNDAY, BILLY (BASEBALL EVANGELIST) BILLY SUNDAY AGREES TO COME TO HUNTINGTON : NOTED EVANGELIST WILL VISIT CITY FOR 6 WEEKS BEGINNING FEB 1914 : PLANS STARTED TO FINANCE BUILDING OF TABERNACLE February 14, 1913 TO HOUSE 10,000 PEOPLE

PEOPLE - SUNDAY, BILLY (BASEBALL EVANGELIST) BILLY SUNDAY - BASEBALL EVANGELIST p. 9 August 3, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - SUNDAY, BILLY (BASEBALL EVANGELIST) BILLY SUNDAY WILL COME HERE IN APRIL 1914 p. 16 August 3, 1913 HD

PEOPLE - SUNDAY, BILLY (BASEBALL EVANGELIST) CITY WILL GREET FAMED PREACHER (BILLY SUNDAY) May 15, 1930

PEOPLE - SWAN, FRANK P. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - SWITZER, THOMAS THOMAS SWITZER - GRANDFATHER OF RUFUS SWITZER : ANCESTOR PAID FARES WITH APPLE BUTTER IN YEAR 1813 February 20, 1916

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PEOPLE - TATE, C.O. (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

DOCTORS BUY FARM: LOCAL PHYSICIANS BUY TRACT OF 80 ACRES IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, OHIO - WILL RAISE FRUIT PEOPLE - TAYLOR, C.T. (DR.) May 20, 1911 HD [DEMENT FARM] p.3

PEOPLE - TAYLOR, D.W. (DR.) WILL BE HUNTINGTONS FIRST FLYING PHYSICIAN June 14, 1931

PEOPLE - TAYLOR, HARVEY C. CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - THACKER, JAMES JAMES THACKER, WHO HAS CHARGE OF THE BOOM.... April 21, 1899 HA

NOTED BRITISH COAL MAGNATE TOURING WEST VIRGINIA FIELDS: MAY BUILD VAST COLLIERIES HERE: SUFFRAGIST WIFE TELLS OF PEOPLE - THOMAS, D.A. February 2, 1913 HD FIERCE RIOTS IN LONDON p. 1 & 4 J.E. THOMPSON, JR. MAKES HIS DEBUT: INITIAL APPEARANCE OF ORIGINAL INCUBATOR BABY- AFTER FIVE WEEKS OF EXISTENCE OVER PEOPLE - THOMPSON, JOSEPH E., JR. February 5, 1911 HD HOT WATER TANK HE COMES FORTH INTO WORLD OF REALITY [JOSEPH E. THOMPSON, JR.] p.1

PEOPLE - THOMSON, A.N. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - THORNBURG, C.W. THORNBURG RECALLS PRE-HUNTINGTON DAYS p. F11 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - THURMOND, C.T. C.T. THURMOND BUYS HOME HERE: WEALTHY MAN WILL MAKE HOME IN HUNTINGTON p. 3 April 23, 1912 HD

PEOPLE - TOUMA (DRs.) DRS. TOUMA REQUESTORS SHOW NEW CITIZENSHIP January 23, 1977

PEOPLE - TRAUB, PETER E. (COL.) ADDRESS KIWANIS AT LUNCH TODAY May 31, 1921 HD

PEOPLE - TWEEL, NAIF HUNTINGTON BOY IS WOUNDED AT AVIATION SCHOOL p.4 June 28, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - TWEEL, NORMAL TWEEL MADE DIRECTOR OF MARCH OF DIMES January 8, 1960

PEOPLE - TYREE HUNDREDS PAY FINAL TRIBUTE TO COL. TYREE (FORMER SHERIFF) January 7, 1933

PEOPLE - VAN METER, O.W. PIONEER MERCHANT GOES TO ARIZONA: ENGAGED IN BUSINESS IN BEGINNING OF CENTRAL CITY January 15, 1915 HA

PEOPLE - VIA, L.R. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - VIGOR, FRANK WHO'S WHO IN ASHLAND (FRANK VIGOR - ARMCO) p. 6 April 17, 1938 HA

PEOPLE - VINSON VINSON OFFERS PROPERTY FOR CENTRAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL December 9, 1915

PEOPLE - VINSON VINSONS ARE ERECTING CHURCH IN WESTMORELAND AS MEMORIAL TO AUNT POLLY & UNCLE SAM November 27, 1921

PEOPLE - VINSON VINSON HOMESTEAD IN WESTMORELAND RAZED BY EARLY MORNING FIRE July 23, 1924

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PEOPLE - VINSON VINSON NOMINATED CHIEF JUSTICE June 7, 1946

PEOPLE - VINSON HOME TOWN WILL HONOR CHIEF JUSTICE VINSON TODAY July 11, 1951

PEOPLE - VINSON VINSON CALLED CHAMPION OF FREEDOM SPEECH July 12, 1951

PEOPLE - VINSON VINSON BEGAN HIS NOTABLE CAREER AS TAX EXPERT IN CONGRESS September 9, 1953

PEOPLE - VINSON VINSON KIN IN TRI-STATE ARE NUMEROUS September 9, 1953

PEOPLE - VINSON, L.T. (DR.) WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - VINSON, LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE VINSON - LAST OF FOUR NOTED BROTHERS (Confederate Soldier) March 1, 1916

PEOPLE - VINSON, MARY MRS. MARY VINSON 90 YEAR CELEBRATION November 16, 1930

PEOPLE - VINSON, TAYLOR HON. TAYLOR VINSON WILL BE JUSTICE April 27, 1901 HA

PEOPLE - VINSON, W.S. ADDRESS OF W.S. VINSON AT PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Sect. 2 p.8 July 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - VINSON, Z.T. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - VROOMAN, A.N. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - WALLACE, GEORGE SELDEN (COL.) LT. COL. WALLACE DUE TO PROMOTION: PROMINENT ATTORNEY AND MILITARY MAN HONORED p. 8 September 29, 1910 HD

PEOPLE - WALLACE, GEORGE SELDEN (COL.) SAW INDIANS KILL AND EAT BUFFALO ON THIRD AVENUE September 3, 1915 HD

PEOPLE - WALLACE, GEORGE SELDEN (COL.) WALLACE BOOK TELLS STORY OF OUR CITY'S BEGINNINGS p.7 November 2, 1947 HD

PEOPLE - WALLACE, GEORGE SELDEN (COL.) HUNTINGTON'S HISTORIAN (pic) p. G9 July 11, 1971 HA

PEOPLE - WALLACE, PAUL TRI-STATE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES - AT HOME AND ABROAD p. 4 February 14, 1943 HA

PEOPLE - WALLACE, W. ARCHIBALD WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - WARD, DICK OBJECT TO BAD LANGUAGE GETS 50 SHOT IN LEG (DICK WARD) March 7, 1927

PEOPLE - WARD, THOMAS FIRST FAMILIES HAD TROUBLES (THOMAS WARD : GENTLEMAN JUSTICE) p. E10 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - WARNE, W.M. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

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PEOPLE - WARTH, H. CLAY CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - WASHINGTON, GEORGE OLD NEWSPAPER CONTAINS INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF WASHINGTON'S BURIAL p. 3 December 28, 1930 HD

PEOPLE - WASHINGTON, GEORGE WASHINGTON OWNED LAND AT ST. ALBANS (GEORGE WASHINGTON) p. C12 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - WATTS, HANS WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.6 April 23, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - WAUGH, JESSE (MR. & MRS.) DUAL TRAGEDY PREVENTED BY TIMELY ARRIVAL OF POLICE p. 1 January 1, 1904 HD

PEOPLE - WAXMAN, J. ARNOLD, 39 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - WHALEY, KELLIAN VAN RENSALEAR CEREDO'S KELLIAN WHALEY IGNORED BY HISTORIANS [VIRGINIA CONGRESSMAN] p. E14 June 25, 1959 HD

PEOPLE - WHITTEN, CHARLIE WASHINGTON DRIVE-INN AND MOTEL (pic) p. 3 October 17, 1952 DND

PEOPLE - WILD, A.C. WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - WILD, HERMAN WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - WILES, LEON S. CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

PEOPLE - WILLETT, HARRY & BOB WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 3 p.4 June 4, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - WILLIAMS, HERMAN 60 YEARS AGO, 'WE JUST ALL CELEBRATED' p. 3 November 9, 1978 HA

PEOPLE - WILLIAMS, RALPH WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM [ PARKERSBURG ] Sect. 3 p.1 May 14, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - WISINKSY, SANDRA J., 6 JULY 18 IS THEIR BIRTHDAY, TOO (pics) p.5 July 20, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - WITHERS, BOB (LOCAL AUTHOR) YESTERDAY P.8 November 29, 1971 HD

PEOPLE - WOLFE, DEBBIE MRS. WOLFE DISCOVERS FATHER LEGACY September 13, 1985

PEOPLE - WOODS BROTHERS WHERE THE MEN WHO MADE HUNTINGTON CAME FROM Sect. 2 p.7 May 21, 1911 HD

PEOPLE - WOODS, DOROTHY (JANE DOE) POLICE SEEK IDENTIFICATION OF AMNESIC VICTIM FOUND HERE p. 1 March 31, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - WOODS, DOROTHY (JANE DOE) YOUNG AMNESIA VICTIM IDENTIFIED AS OHIO MOTHER OF THREE CHILDREN p. 16 April 1, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - WOODYARD, HARRY C. (HON.) CANDIDATES: WHO THEY ARE, WHAT THEY WANT, WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE p. 26 (pic) March 24, 1918 HD

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PEOPLE - WYATT, C. RUSSELL C. RUSSELL WYATT FELL FROM A CAR DEATH ENSURES - PROMINENT LAWYER August 8, 1913

PEOPLE - WYLIE, (COL.) COL. WYLIE DIES IN BALTIMORE : HEAD OF CHINA PLANT VICTIM OF RARE DISEASE April 18-20, 1931

PEOPLE - YATES, WALTER B. [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS September 27, 1973 WCN

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK CHARLES E. YEAGER - RECEIVES WINGS March 7, 1943

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK FLIGHT OFFICER CHARLES E. YEAGER MISSING IN ACTION March 26, 1944

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK CAPT. YEAGER TO TAKE BRIDE February 20, 1945

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK HAMLIN'S YEAGER WANTS TO FLY JET IN ROUND WORLD SPEED TRIAL August 9, 1946

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YEAGER FLIES FASTER THAN SOUND December 22, 1947

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK PRESIDENT PRESENTS TROPHY TO YEAGER December 18, 1948

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YEAGER AIRMAN SINCE FINISHING HIGH December 18, 1948

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK CAPT. YEAGER SAYS X-1 JET FEELS LIKE KICK FROM BEHIND January 19, 1949

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YEAGER SAYS HIS RECORD WILL SOON BE OLD STORY February 12, 1949

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YEAGER ASKS U.S. KEEP OUT FRONT IN RESEARCH April 9, 1951

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK MAJOR'S PARENTS TO ACCEPT PLAQUE p. 12 January 8, 1953 DND

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YEAGER PREDICTS FASTER AIRPLANE January 31, 1954

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK HAMLIN'S YEAGER -1954 HARMAN AWARD July 5, 1954

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK HAMLIN WILL FETE YEAGER p. 9 September 7, 1954 HA

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YEAGER FLEW MIG FASTER THAN REDS GENERAL SAYS November 18, 1954

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YOUNG YEAGER ESCAPES FROM FRANCE August 13, 1985

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YOUNG YEAGER ESCAPES FROM FRANCE p. A7 August 13, 1985 HD

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK TEST PILOTS FOUND HOME AT PANCHO PRIVATE CLUB August 15, 1985

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PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YEAGERS HOMETOWN THINKS A LOT OF HERO August 19, 1985

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YEAGER LEAVES MEMOIRS IN CARE OF MARSHALL March 19, 1987

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YEAGER DONATION VALUED AT $535,000 May 20, 1987

PEOPLE - YEAGER, CHUCK YOU LEARN TO HONOR YOUR FLAG AND COUNTRY YEAGER SAYS August 18, 1987 HD

PEOPLE - ZIHLMAN, ANTON 1890 - THE GLASS INDUSTRY COMES TO HUNTINGTON TO STAY p. E6 July 11, 1971 HA

HUNTINGTONIAN HOLDS ORIGINAL GLASS PATENT: JOSEPH ZIHLMAN OF HUNTINGTON TUMBLER CALLED 'FATHER OF THE GLASS PEOPLE - ZIHLMAN, JOSEPH (FATHER OF GLASS INDUSTRY) March 23, 1913 HD INDUSTRY IN AMERICA' IN ORIGINAL PATENT PAPERS (18 AUG 1894) p.14

PHOTOGRAPHS - ARCHER, ROBERT L. (MRS.) ARCHER, ROBERT L. (MRS.) (HATS) p. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - BAILEY, FRED (ATHLETE) BAILEY, FRED - BOSTON - OUTFIELDER p. 7 August 27, 1939 HA

PHOTOGRAPHS - BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE (ATHLETE) BAUMGARDNER, GEORGE - ST.LOUIS - PITCHER p. 7 August 27, 1939 HA

PHOTOGRAPHS - BERIT, GUY BERIT, GUY p. H10 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - BLOSS, HIRAM W. BLOSS, HIRAM W. (SWAINS) p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - CLARK, DONALD (MRS.) CLARK, DONALD (MRS.) (RECEPTIONS ) p. E2 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - COMER, ANNIE COMER, ANNIE (RECEPTIONS ) p. E3 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - EGERTON, WILL EGERTON, WILL (SWAINS) p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - EGERTON, WILL (MRS.) EGERTON, WILL (MRS.) (HATS) p. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - EMMONS, DELOS W. (MR. & MRS.) EMMONS, DELOS W. (COL. & MRS.) August 27, 1939 HA

PHOTOGRAPHS - ENSLOW, EDWARD BLISS ENSLOW, EDWARD BLISS (SWAINS) p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - ENSLOW, EDWARD BLISS (MRS.) ENSLOW, EDWARD BLISS (MRS.) (RECEPTIONS ) p. E3 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - ENSLOW, FRANK BLISS ENSLOW, FRANK BLISS (SWAINS) p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - FROST, JACK (MRS.) FROST, JACK (MRS.) (HATS) p. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GARNER, JAMES A. GARNER, JAMES A. P. H10 June 25, 1959 HD

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PHOTOGRAPHS - GISSEL, ROMAN & PAULA GISSEL, ROMAN E. & PAULA DITTRICH GISSEL p. G10 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GOHEN, CHARLES M. GOHEN, CHARLES M. (SWAINS) p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP PROCTOR'S FAMOUS PICTURE 'ALL COONS LOOK ALIKE TO ME" WINS NATIONAL FAME FOR LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER (pic) Sect. 2 p.6 November 19, 1911 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP WHAT GOES ON HERE: LIFE WAS RUGGED IN OX TEAM DAYS IN GUYAN VALLEY September 3, 1954 HA

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP BOONE, CHARLES (GYPSY CLUB ANNIV.) p. E2 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP CECIL, NELSON (MRS.) (HATS) p. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP DILLARD, GLEN p. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP DUDLEY, MAUDE (GYPSY CLUB ANNIV.) p. E2 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP ENSLOW, EDWARD BLISS (MRS.) (GYPSY CLUB ANNIV.) p. E2 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP FRYE, ROMIE p.G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP GYPSY CLUB ANNIVERSARY GUESTS (1938 DINNER DANCE) p. E2 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP HARVEY, HARRY C. (MRS.) (HATS) p. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP HARVEY, ROBERT (MRS.) (HATS) p. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP HARVEY, THOMAS (MRS) (HATS) p. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP HITE, WILLIAM F. (MRS.) (HATS) p. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP HUNTINGTON ENTERTAINS GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC (pics) p. A12 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP JIM MUSIC & CHARLES MOTT - NATIONAL MARBLE CHAMPIONS p. G6 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP KAISER, E.J. P. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP KEMPER, JOE p. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP KIRK, HARRY (PRES.) p. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP LAUER, CHARLIE p. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

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PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP LEE, EDDIE p. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP LEMONS, MAXINE p.G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP LONG, PAUL W., JR. P. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP NORTHCOTT, G.A. (MRS.) (GYPSY CLUB ANNIV.) p. E2 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP REESE, TROY, SR. P. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP SHEPARD, LEE p. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP TAYLOR, HENRY p. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GROUP WHITE, MAYME WATSON (MRS.) (HATS) p. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GUYANDOTTE ELEMENTARY YESTERDAY (pics) p. 8 Sunday Magazine June 6, 1971 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - GWINN, BYRD GWINN, BYRD (SWAINS) p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - HOLSWADE, FRED HOLSWADE, FRED (SWAINS) p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - HOTELS PICTURE OF HUNTINGTON HOTELS July 23, 1922

PHOTOGRAPHS - HUNTINGTON SCENES LARGEST PHOTOGRAPH OF HUNTINGTON POSES FOR ITS PHOTOGRAPHER June 21, 1925

PHOTOGRAPHS - HUNTINGTON SCENES IF YOU CAN REMEMBER THESE PLACES YOU CAN COUNTY YOURSELF A REAL OLD TIMER IN HUNTINGTON PICTURES October 5, 1930

PHOTOGRAPHS - LONG, J.H. (COL.) ADVERTISER BIRTHDAY BRINGS ORIGINAL COPY p. 1 September 3, 2004 HA

PHOTOGRAPHS - McCLURE, LAWRENCE (ATHLETE) McCLURE, LAWRENCE - NEW YORK - PITCHER p. 7 August 27, 1939 HA

PHOTOGRAPHS - McFADDIN, W.P.H. (MRS.) McFADDIN, W.P.H. (MRS.) (RECEPTIONS ) p. E2 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - MIDKIFF, EZRA (ATHLETE) MIDKIFF, EZRA - NEW YORK - 3RD BASE p. 7 August 27, 1939 HA

PHOTOGRAPHS - MORGAN, ARCH (MRS.) MORGAN, ARCH (MRS.) (HATS) p. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - NELSON, D.B. (MRS.) NELSON, D.B. (MRS.) p. H4 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - NORTHCOTT, ELLIOTT NORTHCOTT, ELLIOTT (SWAINS) p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

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PHOTOGRAPHS - RIVERSIDE BAND (1909) YESTERDAY (pics) p. 8 Sunday Magazine June 6, 1971 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - RULE, JUDY LIBRARY ADDS TO STAFF TO SERVE ADULTS BETTER (pic) p.9 August 29, 1967 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - SHELTON, KEMPER (ATHLETE) SHELTON, KEMPER - PITTSBURGH - OUTFIELDER p. 7 August 27, 1939 HA

PHOTOGRAPHS - STUART, JOHN (ATHLETE) STUART, JOHN - ST.LOUIS - PITCHER p. 7 August 27, 1939 HA

PHOTOGRAPHS - TURNER, CLARENCE TURNER, CLARENCE E. p. H2 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - WALLACE, GEORGE SELDEN WALLACE, GEORGE S. (SWAINS) p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - WARD, CHARLES (MRS.) WARD, CHARLES (MRS.) (RECEPTIONS ) p. E2 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - WATTS, CHARLES WELLINGTON WATTS, CHARLES WELLINGTON (RECEPTIONS ) p. E3 June 25, 1959 HD

PHOTOGRAPHS - WATTS, OSCAR WATTS, OSCAR p. H5 June 25, 1959 HD

POOLS LID FLIES OFF CONTROVERSY OVER SWIMMING POOLS HIERE: FOUR FACTIONS ARGUE BEFORE CITY COUNCIL p. 2 August 6, 1952 DND

POOLS [MAYOR] PAYNE CALLS POOL SESSION 'SUCCESS' p. 4 August 12, 1952 DND

POOLS COUNCIL TO NAME POOL COMMITTEE: AUGUST 19 IS SET FOR REPORT ON RECOMMENDATIONS p. 1 August 12, 1952 DND

POOLS ABOVE GROUND POOLS REJECTED p. 1 & 2 September 12, 1952 DND

POOLS PROPOSED POOL TYPE REJECTED; NOTHING IS DONE p. 2 September 12, 1952 DND

POOLS POOL REPORT IS EXPECTED BY OCT. 13 p. 12 October 2, 1952 DND

POOLS COUNCIL GETS POOL REPORT OF COMMITTEE p. 4 October 14, 1952 DND

POOLS COUNCIL OKAYS SURVEY ON SWIMMING POOLS p. 1 & 16 November 25, 1952 DND

POOLS COUNCIL LIKELY TO RETAIN SHERRILL TO PUT IN POOLS p.1/3 January 2, 1953 DND

POOLS NEW COUNCIL LIKELY WILL KEEP SHERRILL TO DESIGN FOUR POOLS p. 3 January 2, 1953 DND

POOLS POOL COMMITTEE REPORTS TONIGHT TO CITY COUNCIL p. 3 January 26, 1953 DND

POOLS NEW POOL SITE OFFERED CITY p. 11 February 13, 1953 DND

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POOLS NEW SITE FOR SWIMMING POOL IS GIVEN CITY p. 1 & 3 February 24, 1953 DND

POOLS - DREAMLAND DREAMLAND BLAZE : ARSON SUSPECTED SALE STILL ON July 1, 1973

POOLS - OLYMPIC OLYMPIC POOL OPENS June 2, 1954

POOLS - TRI-STATE AREA BOY SCOUTS POOL FOR BOY SCOUTS IS PLANNED (BLUE SULPHUR) p. 1 February 5, 1953 DND

WOMEN CONVICTS AT ALDERSON PRISON WILL RAISE CHICKENS, PICK BERRIES AND MILK COWS - INSTITUTION WILL BE LAST WORD IN PRISONS - ALDERSON (WOMEN) June 14, 1926 HD MODEL AND MODERN PRISONS; FIRST GROUP OF TEN WILL BE RECEIVED NEXT FALL p. 1 & 2 MATHEWS MADE GOOD RECORD AS WARDEN: HUNTINGTON MAN HAS ABLY DIRECTED BUSINESS AT WEST VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY PRISONS - MOUNDSVILLE STATE PENITENTIARY November 27, 1910 HD [JOSEPH E. MATTHEWS] Sect. 2 p.8

PUBLICATIONS - MAGAZINES - TOWN TALK NEW PUBLICATION FEATURING FUN HITS HUNTINGTON (FRANK WOODRUFF, PUBLISHER) p.8 October 15, 1953 DND

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS HUNTINGTON AND ITS NEWSPAPER GROW TOGETHER October 6, 1940

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS THEY MAKE YOUR NEWSPAPER October 6, 1940

HUNTINGTON NEWSPAPERS READY TO KEEP PACE WITH GROWTH OF COMMUNITY AND CIRCULATION : BIG PLANT EXPANSION PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS June 25, 1959 HD COMPLETED p. B4

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS OLD PAPER ADVERTISED YOUNG CITY p. A8 June 25, 1959 HD

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - ADVERTISER MAKING A DAILY NEWSPAPER : HOW THE ADVERTISER IS PRINTED January 6, 1900

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - ADVERTISER MAKING A DAILY NEWSPAPER : HOW THE ADVERTISER IS PRINTED January 6, 1900

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - ADVERTISER CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ERECTION OF THE ADVERTISER BUILDING ON FOURTH AVE September 6, 1901

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - ADVERTISER HE HELPED WRITE THIS SPECIAL EDITION (pic) p. G9 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - ADVERTISER NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - ADVERTISER ADVERTISER BIRTHDAY BRINGS ORIGINAL COPY p. 1 September 3, 2004 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - ARGUS NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - BAPTIST BANNER NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - CABELL PRESS NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - CABELL RECORD CAN IT BE? THAT D. BLAINE SHAW OF BARBOURSVILLE IS GOING TO HAVE A NEWSPAPER TRUST ALL OF HIS OWN p. 10 September 30, 1911 HD

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PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - CRICKET NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - DAILY TIMES HUNTINGTON FIRST EXTRA DAILY TIMES July 6, 1930

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - DISPATCH DISPATCH PLANT RUINED BY FIRE September 20, 1906

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - ECHO FIRST MARSHALL COLLEGE STUDENT NEWSPAPER WAS WRITTEN IN LONG HAND p. 9 March 29, 1931 HD

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - EVENING JOURNAL EVENING JOURNAL BEGINS MONDAY JUNE 10 June 7, 1918 HD

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - EVENING TIMES (1ST DAILY PAPER) NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - GAZETTE NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - HERALD HUNTINGTON-HERALD BORN 20 YEARS AGO: ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF 'GROUNDHOG DAY' Sect. 2 p.1 February 5, 1911 HD

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - HERALD NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - HERALD-DISPATCH F.A. MACDONALD ANSWERS CALL OF GRIM REAPER p. 1 January 7, 1913 HD

F.A. MACDONALD ANSWERS CALL OF GRIM REAPER: OWNER AND EDITOR OF THE HERALD-DISPATCH PASSES PEACEFULLY INTO PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - HERALD-DISPATCH January 7, 1913 HD ETERNITY p.1 (pic)

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - HERALD-DISPATCH DAVE GIDEON BUYS HERALD-DISPATCH WELL KNOWN MERCHANT PURCHASES CONTROL p.1 January 17, 1913 HD

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - HERALD-DISPATCH 1,576 YEARS (HERALD-DISPATCH'S TWENTY-FIVE YEAR CLUB) (pics) p. C13 January 1, 1981 HD

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - HISTORY NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT' WAS HUNTINGTONS FIRST NEWSPAPER November 2, 1930

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

HUNTINGTON WILL HAVE ANOTHER DAILY NEWSPAPER INDEPENDENT TRIBUNE TO BE LAUNCHED IN HUNTINGTON AS AFTERNOON PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - INDEPENDENT TRIBUNE April 17, 1912 HD NEWSPAPER: WILL BE ORGAN OF PROHIBITION PARTY p.10

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - KENOVA PRESS KENOVA PRESS TO START THIS WEEK - FIRST EDITION OF NEW WEEKLY PAPER WILL BE PUBLISHED NEXT FRIDAY p.5 June 21, 1925 HD

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - ODD FELLOWS ADVOCATE NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - WEEKLY ADVERTISER NEWSPAPERS ALSO CELEBRATE 100TH YEAR HERE p. G12/H10 July 11, 1971 HA

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PUBLICATIONS - NEWSPAPERS - WEST VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN NEW PAPER TO BE PUBLISHED HERE p. 10 July 23, 1913 HD

RACE TRACKS - CULLODEN MINISTERIAL GROUP IN C-K OPPOSES RACE TRACK PLANT p. 16 September 16, 1952 DND

RACE TRACKS - CULLODEN GUYANDOTTE BAPTISTS OPPOSE RACE TRACK p. 3 September 23, 1952 DND

RACE TRACKS - CULLODEN PROTEST TRACK p. 3 September 24, 1952 DND

RACE TRACKS - CULLODEN PROPOSED RACE TRACK DRAWS FIRE OF CLERGY ONCE AGAIN p. 2 October 21, 1952 DND

RACE TRACKS - CULLODEN COUNTY RACE TRACK REFERENDUM LOOMS AS CABELL SITE IS PROPOSED BY TWEEL (NICHOLAS I. TWEEL) p.1 December 28, 1953 DND

RACE TRACKS - HUNTINGTON SPEEDWAY RACING DATE CHANGED p. 20 September 11, 1952 DND

RACE TRACKS - HURRICANE PARK LOCAL MERCHANT, MINISTER, OPPOSED ON RACING BILL [NICHOLAS J. TWEEL] p. 16 March 3, 1953 DND

RACE TRACKS - TRI-STATE HUGE THRONG ON HAND FOR FIRST RACE OF THE SEASON p. 1 April 12, 1923 HA

RACE TRACKS - TRI-STATE GRANDSTAND FIRE CLOSES MEET AT TRI-STATE TRACK p. 1 April 20, 1926 HA

RACING - HORSE GRANDSTAND FIRE CLOSES MEET AT TRI-STATE TRACK p. 1 April 20, 1926 HA

RACING - HORSE HUGE THRONG ON HAND FOR FIRST RACE OF THE SEASON p. 1 April 12, 1923 HA

RADIO SHOWS - BREAKFAST AT JIM'S BREAKFAST AT JIM'S [WPLH] (SEEB TWEEL - JIM'S STEAK & SPAGHETTI HOUSE) p.2 August 5, 1953 DND

RADIO SHOWS - MOLLY O'DAY MOLLY O'DAY'S RADIO SHOW BRINGING BACK FOND MEMORIES TO COUNTRY MUSIC LOVERS (pic - Lynn & Molly Davis) p.18 March 10, 1974 HD

RADIO STATIONS - WMUL HUNTINGTON A PIONEER CITY IN BROADCASTING Suppl. p.g 12 July 11, 1971 HA

RADIO STATIONS - WPLH BREAKFAST AT JIM'S [WPLH] (SEEB TWEEL - JIM'S STEAK & SPAGHETTI HOUSE) p.2 August 5, 1953 DND

RADIO STATIONS - WSAZ FIRST RADIO STATION OPENS IN HUNTINGTON YESTERDAY January 21, 1926

RADIO STATIONS - WSAZ HUNTINGTON WSAZ ENDS FIRST FULL WEEK WAS ON AIR DAY & NIGHT April 4, 1927

RADIO STATIONS - WSAZ LOCAL ARTISTS FEATURE WSAZ PROGRAM MONDAY April 4, 1927

RADIO STATIONS - WSAZ WSAZ SERVICE IN EMERGENCY IS REMARKABLE (pic) AUGMENTED FORCE OF WSAZ KEPT PUBLIC INFORMED Sect. 2 p.5 January 31, 1937 HD

RADIO STATIONS - WSAZ STQATION HERE CELEBRATING 30TH DAY p. 10 November 13, 1952 DND

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RADIO STATIONS - WSAZ EARLY STARTS HAVE BECOME HABITUAL AT WSAZ p. H12 June 25, 1959 HD

RADIO STATIONS - WSAZ WSAZ TELEVISION/RADIO (advertisement) p. F2 June 25, 1959 HD

RADIO STATIONS - WSAZ HUNTINGTON A PIONEER CITY IN BROADCASTING Suppl. p.g 12 July 11, 1971 HA

RAILROADS - BALTIMORE & OHIO TO ENLARGE B&O FREIGHT STATION March 4, 1912

RAILROADS - BALTIMORE & OHIO B&O MAY CHANGE ROUTE IN THE CITY: LINE MAY BE CHANGED IN ORDER TO ELIMINATE DANGEROUS CROSSINGS p.8 August 13, 1912 HD

RAILROADS - BALTIMORE & OHIO THE B&O - AS DOWN TO EARTH AS A FRIENDLY ENGINEER p. C1/C3 July 11, 1971 HA

RAILROADS - BALTIMORE & OHIO THE B&O - THERE'VE BEEN GOOD TIMES, AND THERE'VE BEEN BAD TIMES... p. C3 July 11, 1971 HA

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO JOHN COON AND SCHULYER HUMPHREYS IN PIPE SHOP January 8, 1900

C&O RAILROAD TO EXERT CLAIMS TO RIGHTS-OF-WAY: PANIC COMES WHEN DISCOVERY IS MADE, RAILROAD OWNS 100 FEET ON SIDE RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO June 6, 1912 HD OF TRACKS: THIRD STREET AND 23RD ST. EFFECTED: PROPERTY OWNERS IN BOTH PLACES ARE ALARMED OVER NOTICES... P.3 PROPERTY OWNERS ARE DISMAYED: MUCH EXCITEMENT RESULTS FROM NOTICE OF C&O TO PROPERTY OWNERS ON THIRD AND 23RD RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO June 7, 1912 HD STREETS THAT COMPANY WILL EXERT CLAIM TO RIGHT OF WAY p.3 CITY MAY TAKE HAND IN FIGHT OVER PROPERTY: FORMAL NOTICE RECEIVED FROM C&O COMPANY BY BOARD AND INVESTIGATION IS RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO June 8, 1912 HD BEGUN p. 8

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO ORDERS C&O TO BUILD VIADUCT AT BARBOURSVILLE September 21, 1926

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CITY WAS TERMINUS FOR C&O BEFORE WESTERN LINE WAS BUILT August 27, 1939 HA

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO C&O - HIGH WATER BROUGHT HUNTINGTON INTO BEING February 24, 1946

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO C&O MANS VISION OF EMPIRE February 24, 1946

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO C&O MAN'S VISION OF EMPIRE AIDED CITY'S GROWTH: FIRST TRAIN STEAMED INTO HUNTINGTON ON JANUARY 29, 1873 February 24, 1946 HA

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO BUSY C&O SHOPS RESEMBLE GIGANTIC STAGE (DIESELS ARE LIFTED LIKE TOYS) p. D8 June 25, 1959 HD

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO C&O HELPED DEVELOP RIVER TRAFFIC HERE p.C1 June 25, 1959 HD

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO C&O PUSH TO THE WEST HELPED CITY p. H7 June 25, 1959 HD

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO FIRST TRAIN FROM RICHMOND ARRIVED IN 1873 p.C3 June 25, 1959 HD

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO TRAIN-HOLDUP WAS FAILURE BACK IN 1892 (FFV CHESAPEAKE & OHIO ) p. D1 June 25, 1959 HD

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RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO UNION FIGHTS C&O AND B&O MERGER January 12, 1963 HD

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO THE C&O - A GIANT RAILROAD HEADED BY A GIANT OF A MAN p. C2 July 11, 1971 HA

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO THE COMING OF THE C&O (pic) p. C1-C2 July 11, 1971 HA

RAILROADS - CHESAPEAKE & OHIO TRAVEL WASN'T SUCH FUN IN THE EARLY DAYS p. H6 July 11, 1971 HA

RAILROADS - HISTORY TRAVEL WASN'T SUCH FUN IN THE EARLY DAYS p. H6 July 11, 1971 HA

RAILROADS - NORFOLK & WESTERN N & W TO BUILD OWN ICE PLANT p. 9 July 9, 1913 HD

RAILROADS - SYMMES CREEK SYMMES CREEK RAILROAD PLANNED p. C5 June 25, 1959 HD

RAILROADS - SYMMES CREEK RAILROAD PLANNED UP SYMMES CREEK IN 1872 p. G5 July 11, 1971 HA

16TH STREET: RAILWAY ENGINES ONCE WERE EVENTS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE ON 16TH STREET/ENGINEERS REVERSE HILL AT 8TH RAILWAYS March 12, 1953 DND AVE. p. 2 BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS TO OPEN JUNE 1ST: MANY IMPROVEMENTS ARE NOW BEING MADE: FAMOUS OLD SUMMER RESORT IS RESORTS - BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS February 20, 1913 HD UNDERGOING MANY CHANGES UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT p.7

RESORTS - CLYFFSIDE SOME FACTS REGARDING CLYFFSIDE May 11, 1900

RESORTS - CLYFFSIDE THOUSANDS ENJOY BREEZES AT CLYFFSIDE May 16, 1900

RESTAURANTS - SUGAR BARREL THE SUGAR BARREL (advertisement) [6TH AVE. & 7TH ST.) May 17, 1930 HD

RIOTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY CAMPUS DECLARED RIOT ARE BY STATE POLICE (MARSHALL UNIVERSITY) April 27, 1972 HD

RIOTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY MARSHALL RIOT (pics) April 27, 1972

RIOTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY BLAME FOR RIOTS SHARED BY ALL April 28, 1972 HD

RIOTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY DAMAGES, ARRESTS REPORTED April 28, 1972

RIOTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY DISTURBANCES CONTINUE INTO NIGHT April 28, 1972

RIOTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY SECOND NIGHT OF RIOT HIT (MARSHALL UNIVERSITY) April 28, 1972 HD

RIVERS CORYVILLE CHURCH BELL SALVAGED FROM DEFENDERS AFTER EXPLOSION November 27, 1927

RIVERS REVIEWING THE RIVER May 10, 1953

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RIVERS CITY BLESSED WITH AMPLE SUPPLY OF WATER p. F10 June 25, 1959 HD

RIVERS OMNIBUS RIVER BILL: WVA ROUTE TO ATLANTIC OCEAN MAY BE POSSIBLE p.13 December 14, 1970 HD

RIVERS - GUYANDOTTE CORRECT NAME IS GUYANDOTTE (GUYANDOTTE RIVER) p. A10 June 25, 1959 HD

RIVERS - OHIO WEST VIRGINIA & KENTUCKY OWN OHIO RIVER March 2, 1930

RIVERS - OHIO COLORFUL RIVER HISTORY CLOSELY TIED WITH CITY'S sect. 3 p. 6 February 24, 1946 HA

RIVERS - OHIO THE OHIO RIVER - ALWAYS ONE OF OUR GREATEST ASSETS p. C8 July 11, 1971 HA

RIVERS - OHIO THE ORIGINAL 'WATER WORKS' p. B8 July 11, 1971 HA

RIVERS - TEAYS RIVER WHEN GLACIAL ICE CARVED OUT THE CONTOURS OF CABELL COUNTY p. 6 March 26, 1922 HA

RIVERS - TEAYS RIVER TEAYS RIVER BEQUEATHED RICH VALLEY p. A3 June 25, 1959 HD

RIVERS - TEAYS RIVER OUR HISTORY BEGINS 500 MILLION YEARS AGO p. A3 July 11, 1971 HA

ROADS MAJOR STATE HIGHWAY PROGRAM BEGAN TAKING SHAPE IN 1925 (GOV. HOWARD MASON GORE) p. D7 June 25, 1959 HD

ROADS - CHARLESTON/HUNTINGTON ROADWAY CHARLESTON - HUNTINGTON ROADWAY IS PLANNED p. 3 July 18, 1913 HD

ROADS - CHARLESTON/HUNTINGTON ROADWAY CHARLESTON - HUNTINGTON PIKE SOON TO BE A REALITY March 25, 1916

ROADS - HISTORY WEST VIRGINIA HIGHWAY SYSTEM HAS A VERY INTERESTING HISTORY March 29, 1931

ROADS - HISTORY FROM A BUFFALO TRAIL THROUGH THE 'JEEMS' PIKE TO US 60 AND I-64 (drawing) p. C11 July 11, 1971 HA

ROADS - INTERSTATE 64 11 MORE MILES OF I-64 IN CABELL, WAYNE SLATED TO OPEN THIS YEAR p. 1 May 4, 1965 HA

ROADS - JAMES & KANAWHA RIVER TURNPIKE ROMANTIC HISTORY OF OLD JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA TURNPIKE TOLD IN LETTER December 31, 1913

ROADS - JAMES & KANAWHA RIVER TURNPIKE MANY DISTINGUISHED PERSONS TRAVERSED HISTORIC JAMES RIVER PIKE THROUGH SITE OF HUNTINGTON November 28, 1920

ROADS - JAMES & KANAWHA RIVER TURNPIKE MRS. SCANLON RECALLS MEMORIES OF EARLY DAYS IN GUYANDOTTE p. 3 March 26, 1922 HA

ROADS - JAMES & KANAWHA RIVER TURNPIKE JAMES AND KANAWHA' WAS FAMOUS TURNPIKE p. C10 June 25, 1959 HD

ROADS - JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA TURNPIKE PUTNAM COUNTY TO BE IN LINE FOR GREAT ROAD p. 3 August 22, 1913 HD

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ROADS - JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA TURNPIKE PUTNAM COUNTY NOW IN LINE FOR GREAT ROAD p. 4 August 26, 1913 HD

ROADS - JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA TURNPIKE COUNTY COURT TO DECIDE ROAD FATE p.5 May 16, 1918 HD

MIDLAND TRAIL IS GIVEN NEW START: HIGHWAY BETWEEN ONA AND MILTON WILL BE CONSTRUCTED WITH ALL SPEED COUNTY ROADS - JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA TURNPIKE June 1, 1918 HD ORDERS SUPPLIES p.11 PRESIDENT SMITH ISSUES STATEMENT ON MILTON ROAD: UP TO CITIZENS OF MILTON TO PROVIDE ROAD IN THAT TOWN, HIS ROADS - JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA TURNPIKE June 9, 1918 HD DECLARATION p.12

ROADS - MIDLAND TRAIL PUTS HUNTINGTON ON MIDLAND TRAIL : NATIONAL HIGHWAYS ASSOCIATION HAS ASKED COOPERATION OF THIS CITY March 1, 1916

ROADS - MIDLAND TRAIL INDIANS & BUFFALOES WERE FIRST TO CHOOSE HUNTINGTON FOR PLACE ON MIDLAND TRAIL February 19, 1922

ROADS - MIDLAND TRAIL MIDLAND TRAIL HISTORY OF STUDIED BY PUPILS OF EXPERIMENTAL SCHOOL September 4, 1927

ROADS - MIDLAND TRAIL MIDLAND TRAIL'S ROUTE WAS ONE OF HISTORIC INTEREST IN CITY sect. 3 p. 8 February 24, 1946 HA

ROADS - MIDLAND TRAIL CATTLE AND CELEBRITIES USED OLD TRAIL IN BYGONE TIMES p. C10 June 25, 1959 HD

ROAD BUILDING TO START SOON: BIDS ARE RECEIVED ON OHIO RIVER ROAD: BRICK WILL BE USED ON CONCRETE BASE AND ROAD ROADS - OHIO RIVER ROAD April 4, 1912 HD WILL BE FIFTEEN FEET IN WIDTH p.11

ROADS - OHIO RIVER ROAD CONTRACTS FOR BUILDING ROAD AWARDED BY COUNTY COURT FOR 'OHIO RIVER PIKE' p.4 April 7, 1912 HD

ROADS - OHIO RIVER ROAD PETITION TO OPPOSE SPENDING OF 250,000 ON OHIO RIVER ROAD March 15, 1916

ROADS - SEVEN MILE RD. SEVEN MILE ROAD SHOULD BE PAVED DECLARES MR. COX March 30, 1916

ROADS - U.S. 23 AND IN KENTUCY, CONTROVERSY OVER ANOTHER ROAD JOB... AS CATLETTSBURG RESIDENTS FUME ABOUT US 23 PROJECT (pics) p.9 September 3, 1967 HD

ROADS - WEST VIRGINIA TURNPIKE NEW W.VA TURNPIKE IS OPENED p. 1 September 3, 1954 HA

SCHOOLS MAKE PLANS TO INDUSTRIALIZE HIGH SCHOOL HERE February 4, 1913

SCHOOLS COMMITTEES TO SUGGEST CHANGES IN SCHOOL COURSE : PLAN PROVIDES FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL April 20, 1916

SCHOOLS LIBRARY FOR EVERY SCHOOL MAYS OBJECT August 24, 1916

SCHOOLS WOULD SHAPE WORK OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO FIT CONDITIONS : OBJECT IS TO HAVE VOCATIONAL TRAINING December 6, 1916

SCHOOLS SCHOOLS September 22, 1940

SCHOOLS PROPOSED FOR SCHOOL PRINCIPALSHIP May 17, 1955

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SCHOOLS - BARBOUR SCHOOL OF ART HUNTINGTON HAS SCHOOL OF ART (BARBOUR) July 10, 1915

SCHOOLS - BARBOURSVILLE JUNIOR HIGH TO BE OPENED IN MORRIS HARVEY BUILDING June 16, 1936

SCHOOLS - BARBOURSVILLE COLLEGE BARBOURSVILLE INCORPORATED AS A TOWN IN 1813 (pic) p. A5 July 11, 1971 HA

SCHOOLS - BARBOURSVILLE SEMINARY BARBOURSVILLE SEMINARY: FOUNDING A COLLEGE ON A FIVE DOLLAR SHOESTRING p. 3 July 20, 1978 HA

SCHOOLS - BARKER SCHOOL CONSOLIDATED WITH CENTRAL ELEMENTARY: TWO-ROOM BARKER SCHOOL CLOSED December 31, 1967 HD

SCHOOLS - BARNETT BARNETT FINALLY ON WAY OUT November 23, 1994 HD

SCHOOLS - BARNETT HIGH 16TH STREET: DOUGLASS FIRST SCHOOL FOR NEGROES IN AREA; WPA PROJECT AIDS CHILDREN p. 2 February 5, 1953 DND

SCHOOLS - BOARD OF EDUCATION WRIGHT OUTLINES BUILDING SCHEME TO SCHOOL BOARD February 23, 1916

SCHOOL ROOM ADDED: ANOTHER ROOM ADDED TO THE BOOTHE BUSINESS SCHOOL TO ACCOMODATE THE PUPILS AND GRADE THE SCHOOLS - BOOTHE BUSINESS April 7, 1912 HD SCHOOL p.1

SCHOOLS - BOOTHE BUSINESS BOOTHE SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 1ST August 16, 1925

SCHOOLS - BRENNAN BRENNAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC & ARTS OPENS FOR TERM September 14, 1916

SCHOOLS - BUILDINGS TWO NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS FOR THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON October 2, 1902

SCHOOLS - CABELL MIDLAND CABELL MIDLAND DEDICATION TONIGHT August 8, 1994 HD

SCHOOLS - CALDWELL LANDMARK MAKES WAY FOR PROGRESS : CALDWELL SCHOOL BUILDING BEING TORN DOWN (4TH AVE BETWEEN 10TH & 11TH STREETS) January 2, 1914

SCHOOLS - CAMMACK JR. HIGH NAME JUNIOR HIGH FOR CAMMACK [JOHN HENRY CAMMACK BUILDING] p.1 May 9, 1922 HD

SCHOOLS - CENTRAL CITY WHOLE RESIGNATION BY CENTRAL CITY TEACHERS May 8, 1907

OLD WASHINGTON SCHOOL BUILDING GOES TO DISCARD "HISTORIC" CENTRAL CITY HIGH SCHOOL WON’T BE USED FOR EDUCATION SCHOOLS - CENTRAL CITY August 30, 1924 ANY MORE

SCHOOLS - CENTRAL CITY CHURCH WILL SELL CENTRAL CITY HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING March 8, 1926

SCHOOLS - CEREDO CEREDO DISTRICT PEOPLE REDUCES EDUCATION COSTS BY BUILDING FINE SCHOOL April 12, 1931

SCHOOLS - CEREDO-KENOVA HIGH TEAMWORK MAKES FOR GOOD SCHOOLS (pics) p.13 July 20, 1953 DND

SCHOOLS - COTTAGE GROVE IMPROVEMENTS AT COTTAGE GROVE December 16, 1906

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SCHOOLS - COTTAGE GROVE NEW SCHOOL HOUSE TO BE ERECTED IN THE FOURTH WARD p.10 September 17, 1912 HA

SCHOOLS - COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL HOUSE IS CONDEMNED : COMMISSION CALLS COTTAGE GROVE BUILDING DANGEROUS (25TH ST & 8TH AVE) May 7, 1913

WILL SELL BUILDING : OLD COTTAGE GROVE SCHOOL PROPERTY TO BE OFFERED AT AUCTION FEB 7TH (REPLACED BY LINCOLN SCHOOLS - COTTAGE GROVE January 6, 1914 ELEMENTARY - BUILT 1913)

SCHOOLS - COX LANDING CABELL COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM HAS 'TRAVELED FAR' pic p. G9 June 25, 1959 HD

SCHOOLS - CULLODEN PRELIMINARY PLANS ARE COMPLETE FOR PROPOSED CULLODEN SCHOOL BUILDING p. 11 (pic) April 3, 1932 HD

SCHOOLS - DOUGLASS HIGH DOUGLASS SCHOOL LIBRARY October 7, 1901

SCHOOLS - DOUGLASS HIGH DOUGLASS HIGH IN FIRST CLASS November 9, 1915 HD

SCHOOLS - DOUGLASS HIGH DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOL WILL FORMALLY DEDICATE NEW BUILDING THIS WEEK May 4, 1925

SCHOOLS - DOUGLASS HIGH 16TH STREET: DOUGLASS FIRST SCHOOL FOR NEGROES IN AREA; WPA PROJECT AIDS CHILDREN p. 2 February 5, 1953 DND

SCHOOLS - DOUGLASS HIGH WILDCATS WIN TO ADVANCE IN NEGRO STATE TOURNEY p. 13 March 20, 1953 DND

SCHOOLS - DOUGLASS HIGH DOUGLASS HIGH PRINCIPAL, DIES [LEONARD H. GLOVER] p. 6 December 17, 1972 HA

SCHOOLS - DOUGLASS HIGH CHISELED WORDS HOLD SPECIAL PLACE DOUGLASS REUNION p. 1D/5D July 2, 1978

SCHOOLS - DOUGLASS HIGH DOUGLASS LIBRARY: A TREASURE OF BLACK HISTORY p. 6 March 1, 1980 HD

SCHOOLS - DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOLS PLACE IN HISTORY STIRS HOPE IT WILL LAST FOREVER August 9, 1985

SCHOOLS - DOUGLASS HIGH - LIBRARY DOUGLASS LIBRARY: A TREASURE OF BLACK HISTORY p. 6 March 1, 1980 HD

SCHOOLS - ENSLOW NEW SCHOOLS TO BE GIVEN NAMES (COLLIS AVE & 26TH MAY BE NAMED HAGEN -- ENSLOW) July 15, 1916

SCHOOLS - FETTY ELEMENTARY YESTERDAY BY BOB WITHERS p.8 (Sunday Magazine) December 6, 1970 HD

SCHOOLS - FETTY ELEMENTARY YESTERDAY: BOB WITHERS (pic - @1914) (Sunday Magazine - p. 8) December 6, 1970 HD

SCHOOLS - FOURTH AVENUE SCHOOL CITY'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FACILITIES HAVE COME A LONG WAS IN 100 YEARS (pics) p. D3 July 11, 1971 HA

SCHOOLS - GUYAN VALLEY GUYAN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL WHEN COMPLETED WILL BE FINEST RURAL SCHOOL IN THE STATE November 27, 1927

SCHOOLS - GUYANDOTTE ELEMENTARY YESTERDAY (pics) p. 8 Sunday Magazine June 6, 1971 HD

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SCHOOLS - HISTORY RAZED CITY'S FIRST REAL SCHOOL TO PROVIDE SITE FOR OFFICE BUILDING (pic) January 25, 1920

SCHOOLS - HISTORY CITY HIGH SCHOOLS BOAST 50 YEARS OF GREATNESS September 22, 1940

SCHOOLS - HISTORY PRIMARY SCHOOLS ESTABLISHED 1796 sect. 3 p. 20 February 24, 1946 HA

SCHOOLS - HISTORY CITY'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FACILITIES HAVE COME A LONG WAS IN 100 YEARS (pics) p. D3 July 11, 1971 HA

SCHOOLS - HISTORY IF YOU BUILD A CITY, YOU'VE GOT TO PLAN FOR SCHOOLS: SO... (pic) p. D1 July 11, 1971 HA

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY CHOICE: HUNTINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE ALTERNATIVE TO PUBLIC EDUCATION p. 3 March 22, 1979 HA

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON EAST MAJORITY OF EAST HIGH TEACHERS BEING MOVED FROM OTHER SCHOOL September 22, 1940

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON EAST NEW EAST HIGH READY TO OPEN September 22, 1940

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON EAST HUNTINGTON EAST TRADE SCHOOL OPENS JUNE 4 May 2, 1951

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON EAST TEAMWORK MAKES FOR GOOD SCHOOLS (pics) p.13 July 20, 1953 DND

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH HUNTINGTON NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING WHICH WAS FORMALLY OPENED THIS WEEK November 12, 1904

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH HUNTINGTON'S NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING WHICH WAS FORMALLY OPENED THIS WEEK November 12, 1904

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH LARGEST CLASS IN HISTORY GOES OUT FROM HIGH SCHOOL June 14, 1913

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH BOARD UNDECIDED ABOUT LOCATION OF HIGH SCHOOL March 19, 1914

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH BUILDING SITE QUESTION STILL TO BE DECIDED : BOARD UNABLE TO AGREE ON PLACE FOR HIGH SCHOOL March 28, 1914

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH SITE FOR SCHOOL SEEMS IN SIGHT MAY BE ON 5TH AVE BETWEEN 12TH & 13TH STREET) April 17, 1914

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH HERE A CHANCE TO SETTLE QUESTION OF HIGH SCHOOL SITE May 4, 1914

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH SOUTHSIDE SITE FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL GETS FAVOR OF MANY VOTES May 7, 1914

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH SOUTSIDE FAVORED FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING May 10, 1914

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH ARCHITECT TO START SCHOOL PLANS AT ONCE FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL July 17, 1914

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH POOR MARKET MAY DELAY NEW HIGH SCHOOL September 3, 1914

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SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH NEW HIGH SCHOOL WILL RIVAL GREAT BUILDING IN THE EAST COMBINES THEIR BEST FEATURES October 25, 1914

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH HUNTINGTON MAN LOWEST BIDDER ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL February 6, 1915

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH AWARD CONTRACT FOR HIGH SCHOOL WITH CHANGES February 9, 1915

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH BREAK GROUND FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL p.3 March 17, 1915 HD

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH ASK TO LAY CORNERSTONE AT NEW HIGH SCHOOL: JUNIOR MECHANICS ANXIOUS TO CONDUCT CEREMONIES ON BIG OCCASION April 10, 1915

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH WALLS OF MAGNIFICENT HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING ON THE SOUTHSIDE ARE RISING RAPIDLY June 20, 1915

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH OLD HIGH SCHOOL VEXING PROBLEM OF SCHOOL BOARD July 24, 1915

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH AUSPICIOUS BEGINNING IS PROMISED FOR SCHOOL TERM : NEW BUILDING BRING RELIEF FROM CROWDING September 12, 1915

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH OPEN AIR GYMNASIUM CLASES PLANNED FOR HIGH SCHOOL ROOF November 12, 1915

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH MAYOR FORBIDS SUNDAY WORK ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL HERE December 6, 1915

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH NEW HIGH SCHOOL IS ALMOST READY FOR DEDICATION August 16, 1916

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH HUNDREDS CHEER AS OLD GLORY UNFURLS FROM HIGH SCHOOL September 5, 1916

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH UNSIGHTLY POLE QUICKLY REMOVED September 13, 1916

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH NIGHT CLASSES AT HIGH SCHOOL WILL OPEN SOON November 25, 1916

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH FIVE DOLLARS TO BE TUITION CHARGE FOR NIGHT SCHOOL December 14, 1916

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL (pic) sect. 3 p. 30 February 24, 1946 HA

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH TEAMWORK MAKES FOR GOOD SCHOOLS (pics) p.13 July 20, 1953 DND

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATED ONLY 12 PUPILS IN 1904 May 13, 1955

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH CITY'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FACILITIES HAVE COME A LONG WAS IN 100 YEARS (pics) p. D3 July 11, 1971 HA

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH IF YOU BUILD A CITY, YOU'VE GOT TO PLAN FOR SCHOOLS: SO... (pic) p. D1 July 11, 1971 HA

SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON HIGH - CLASS OF 1924 HERE ARE MEMBERS OF 1924 SENIOR CLASS AT HUNTINGTON HI SCHOOL (pics) p.10 (names) p.11 May 18, 1924 HA

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL 250 GIRLS FOR MARRIAGE: TUTORED IN HUNTINGTON'S NEW SCHOOL FOR BRIDES: HUSBANDS OF THESE GIRLS WILL NOT LEAP SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON SCHOOL FOR BRIDES BLINDLY INTO MATRIMONIAL CAREER FOR THEY ARE LABELLED 'GUARANTEED' TO EXCEL IN ALL ARTS AND SCIENCES OF THE January 26, 1913 HD HOUSEBHOLD p.20 SCHOOLS - HUNTINGTON SCHOOL OF ART HUNTINGTON HAS SCHOOL OF ART July 10, 1915 HD

TWO NEGRO HOMES OPENED AT LAKIN: BIG CELEBRATION MARKS OPENING OF INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AND HOSPITAL FOR INSANE (DR. SCHOOLS - INDUSTRIAL HOME FOR COLORED BOYS June 16, 1926 HD C.C. BARNETT) p.13

SCHOOLS - JEFFERSON SCHOOL NEW SCHOOL WAS OPENED YESTERDAY p.8 February 2, 1911 HD

SCHOOLS - JEFFERSON SCHOOL CITY'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FACILITIES HAVE COME A LONG WAS IN 100 YEARS (pics) p. D3 July 11, 1971 HA

SCHOOLS - KENNEY SCHOOL OF MUSIC LOSS TOPS $100,000 IN DOWNTOWN FIRE (THIRD AVE.) March 30, 1958 HA

OLD SCHOOL HOUSE AT KENOVA BURNS: LOSS OF $10,000 SUSTAINED BY BLAZE - OLD STRUCTURE USED RECENTLY FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS - KENOVA January 9, 1912 HD PUPILS WAS REDUCED TO ASHES p.10

SCHOOLS - KENOVA WORK WILL BE STARTED SOON ON NEW KENOVA GRADED SCHOOL BUILDING p. 4 July 27, 1925 HD

SCHOOLS - KENOVA RECEPTION JUNE 5 TO HONOR RETIRED EDUCATOR WHO SERVED AS PRINCIPAL AT KENOVA FROM 1899-1912 (pic) May 20, 1955

SCHOOLS - LAVALETTE MODERN SCHOOL BUILDING AT LAVALETTE: EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FEATURE NEW LAVALETTE SCHOOL (pic) p. 14 May 4, 1932 HD

SCHOOLS - LINCOLN JR. HIGH LINCOLN SCHOOL NEAR COMPLETION : 8 ROOM ADDITION WAS STARTED LAST NIGHT March 11, 1917

SCHOOLS - MASON SCHOOL OF MUSIC NEW MUSIC SCHOOL WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 15TH (FREDERICK BLDG.) p. 9 August 17, 1913 HD

SCHOOLS - MERRITT'S CREEK MOVING DAY AT NEW MERRITT'S CREEK SCHOOL (SALT ROCK) p. 11 (pic) May 5, 1965 HD

MILITARY SCHOOLS WILL BE STARTED: FOR INSTRUCTION OF OFFICERS AND GUARDSMEN: COL. GEORGE S. WALLACE WILL BE IN SCHOOLS - MILITARY October 15, 1911 HD CHARGE OF ONE SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION p.14

SCHOOLS - MILLER ELEMENTARY MILLER SCHOOL PUPILS INTEREST PARENTS IN P.T.A. (pic) p.4 February 10, 1935 HD

SCHOOLS - MORRIS HARVEY COLLEGE MORRIS HARVEY IS PROSPERING February 12, 1915 HD

SCHOOLS - NICHOLS MRS. [CLARA] NICHOLS SCHOOL OPENS September 23, 1915 HD

SCHOOLS - OLEY HUNTINGTON BOASTS STATE'S FIRST ORAL SPEECH DEPARTMENT: OLEY SCHOOL PROJECT DURING FOUR YEARS HAS DEVELOPED 30 CHILDREN FROM MUTES TO NEARLY NORMAL March 27, 1932 MEMBERS OF SOCIETY p. 10 HD

SCHOOLS - OLEY OLEY CALLED SECOND WARD SCHOOL UNTIL 1891 May 2, 1955

SCHOOLS - OLEY OLEY HIGH SCHOOL QUARTERS AUTHORIZED IN 1902 May 11, 1955

SCHOOLS - OLEY JR. HIGH IF YOU BUILD A CITY, YOU'VE GOT TO PLAN FOR SCHOOLS: SO... (pic) p. D1 July 11, 1971 HA

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SCHOOLS - ONE ROOM ONE ROOM SCHOOL FADING FAST FROM CABELL CO SCENE August 15, 1954

SCHOOLS - ONE ROOM ONE ROOM SCHOOLS ARE DISAPPEARING July 1, 1955

SCHOOLS - ONE ROOM ONLY 11 SINGLE ROOM SCHOOLS REMAIN OPEN March 25, 1959

SCHOOLS - PEA RIDGE PEA RIDGE: WITH GROWTH, PROBLEMS p. 15 (pic) March 3, 1974 HD

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD FRED PRICHARD BUYS 507 ACRES TO BUILD NEW SCHOOL November 30, 1924 HD

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD WORK ON PRICHARD SCHOOL AWAITING BUILDING OF ROAD February 21, 1925

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD HOTEL PART OF PRICHARD SCHOOL ENDOWMENT : FRED C. PRICHARD WILL USE FORTUNE TO TRAIN ORPHANS July 24, 1925

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD HOTEL PART OF PRICHARD SCHOOL ENDOWMENT : FRED C. PRICHARD WILL USE FORTUNE TO TRAIN ORPHANS July 24, 1925

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD PRICHARD DEEDS OFFICE BUILDING SHARE TO SCHOOL January 1, 1926

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD PRICHARD SCHOOL BUYS PRICE FARM January 22, 1926

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD PRICHARD GOES TO BUY SCHOOL : HEARD WILL PURCHASE 60 GUERNSEY COWS FOR PRICHARD SCHOOL AT ONA December 16, 1926

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD PRICHARD CONVEYS ADDITIONAL LANDS TO SCHOOL AT ONA December 25, 1926

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD FRED C. PRICHARD GIVES $450,000 LAND TO SCHOOL June 12, 1927

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD NEW PRICHARD SCHOOL AT ONA TO OPEN SOON September 18, 1927

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD DENTAL SOCIETY TO CARE FOR PRICHARD CHILDREN October 11, 1927

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD PRICHARD FARM IS GAME REFUGE October 13, 1927

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD PRICHARDS TRUSTEES WILL MOVE SCHOOL February 1, 1942

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD PRIVATE SCHOOLS - REMEMBER ST. EDWARD'S? (pic) p. D6 July 11, 1971 HA

SCHOOLS - PRICHARD PRICHARD SCHOOL ASSISTANCE PLAN OF BROTHERHOOD October 11, 1930

SCHOOLS - RED SCHOOL HOUSE 16TH STREET: DOUGLASS FIRST SCHOOL FOR NEGROES IN AREA; WPA PROJECT AIDS CHILDREN p. 2 February 5, 1953 DND

SCHOOLS - RUSSELL CREEK RUSSELL CREEK SCHOOL IS MOVED December 23, 1923

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SCHOOLS - SIKES COMMERCIAL NEW SCHOOL IS OPENED - SIKES COMMERCIAL SCHOOL December 17, 1906 HA

SCHOOLS - SIKES COMMERCIAL SIKES SCHOOL SOLD: LOCAL COMMERCIAL SCHOOL IS TAKEN OVER BY PARTIES CONNECTED WITH FAIRMONT BUSINESS COLLEGE p.10 September 7, 1911 HD

SCHOOLS - ST. CLOUD LANDMARK BURNS - OLD ST. CLOUD SCHOOL HOUSE DESTROYED BY FIRE LATE THURSDAY NIGHT p.6 March 22, 1919 HD

SCHOOLS - ST. EDWARD'S NOTED PREPARATORY SCHOOL IS LOCATED IN HUNTINGTON p.15 Sect. 6 May 29, 1918 HD

ST. EDWARD'S TO BE RE-MODELED FOR A HOSPITAL: SISTER'S OF ORDER WILL COME HERE FROM BUCKHANNON TO TAKE CHARGE: SCHOOLS - ST. EDWARD'S May 14, 1924 HD PAROCHIAL SCHOOL WILL BE ENLARGED: NEW HOSPITAL IS EXPECTED TO BE READY FOR OPERATION IN AUTUMN p.9

SCHOOLS - ST. EDWARD'S PRIVATE SCHOOLS - REMEMBER ST. EDWARD'S? (pic) p. D6 July 11, 1971 HA

SCHOOLS - ST. JOSEPH'S WORK WILL START TOMORROW ON NEW CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING (pic) p. 5 May 24, 1931 HD

SCHOOLS - ST. JOSEPH'S NEW CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING WILL BE OPENED TO CLASSES TOMORROW (pics) p. 9 November 29, 1931 HD

SCHOOLS - ST. JOSEPH'S PRIVATE SCHOOLS - REMEMBER ST. EDWARD'S? (pic) p. D6 July 11, 1971 HA

SCHOOLS - TRUANT OFFICER 1920 BOARD SWITCHED TRUANT OFFICER FROM HORSE TO CAR July 7, 1955

SCHOOLS - UPPER GRAGSTON (WAYNE CO.) [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS October 18, 1973 WCN

SCHOOLS - VINSON HIGH TEAMWORK MAKES FOR GOOD SCHOOLS (pics) p.13 July 20, 1953 DND

STONE CHIMNEY LAST WITNESS OF STIRRING SCENES OF LONG AGO ERECTED AT BUFFALO SCHOOLS IN 1800 BY CATHOLIC PRIEST - SCHOOLS - WAYNE COUNTY - HISTORY November 24, 1915 STORY BY R.A. THARP

SCHOOLS - WESTMORELAND WESTMORELAND INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT WAS SHORT LIVED June 30, 1955

SOCIETIES - CABELL WAYNE HISTORICAL SOCIETY RELOCATION VITAL SAYS HISTORY MUSEUM'S CHIEF p.9 December 16, 1970 HD

SOCIETIES - CABELL WAYNE HISTORICAL SOCIETY HISTORY GROUP PRESENTS GIFT TO MU LIBRARY p. 18 July 8, 1975 HD

SOCIETIES - ELKS LODGE CRIES OF MURDER EXCITED THE POLICE: COLORED POPULATION THOUGHT A TRIPLE TRAGEDY WAS BEING ENACTED: AND IT WAS ONLY A SECRET SOCIETY INITIATING A FEW January 13, 1904 CANDIDTES p. 1 HH

SOCIETIES - LEGION POST 16 LEGION POST 16 GIVEN CHARTER OCT. 15, 1919 p. H9 June 25, 1959 HD

SOCIETIES - MASONIC LODGE PLAN ELABORATE CEREMONIES TO MARK MASONIC OPENING : BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE WILL BE READY (3RD AVE & 11TH ST.) September 24, 1913

SOCIETIES - MASONIC LODGE MASONIC LODGE PLANS TO OBSERVE 111 ANNIVERSARY June 23, 1929

FRATERNITY MEN ORGANIZE FIRST 'PAN-HELLENIC' BRILLIANT DINNER LAST NIGHT MARKED INAUGURATION OF SOCIETY OF COLLEGE SOCIETIES - PAN-HELLENIC January 19, 1913 HD MEN (C.W. PHELLIS NAMED THE FIRST PRESIDENT0 p.3

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL MANY ARE CLAMBERING UP OLD FAMILY TREES: INTEREST IN GENEALOGY HAS BEEN GREATLY STIMULATED BY PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES: SOCIETIES - PATRIOTIC March 10, 1912 HD ITS RELATION TO EUGENICS: INFLUENCE OF ANCESTRAL BLOOD AS IMPORTANT AS PRIDE OF BIRTH Sect 2 p.1 CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S WORK TO BE EXHIBITED WEST VIRGINIA SOCIETY TO BE REPRESENTED FOR FIRST TIME AT CONVENTION OF SOCIETIES - WEST VIRGINIA SOCIETY FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN February 17, 1935 HD INTERNATIONAL SOCIEY IN MAY Sect. 2 p.5

SOCIETY PAGES CITY'S EARLY SOCIAL SET ADORED 'RECEPTIONS' p. E2 June 25, 1959 HD

SOCIETY PAGES HATS OF OLDER ERA WOULDN'T BE ACCEPTED TODAY - OR WOULD THEY? P. E1 June 25, 1959 HD

SOCIETY PAGES SWAINS OF YESTERYEARS WHO COURTED HUNTINGTON SOCIETY LADIES p. E5 June 25, 1959 HD

HUNTINGTONIANS PRESENT FLAG TO 2ND REG. BLUE & GRAY REPRESENTED ON THE OFFICIAL COLOR GUARD : VETERANS CHEER SOLDIERS - June 30, 1916 SOLDIERS ON THE ROAD TO SERVICE

SOLDIERS - WORLD WAR I HONOR ROLL OF HUNTINGTON & CABELL CO. MEN WHO ARE FIGHTING FOR DEMOCRACY April 28, 1918

FIFTH WEST VA HOLDS REUNION: ANNUAL EVENT AT CEREDO YESTERDAY - VETERANS WHO MADE FINE RECORD IN CIVIL WAR ARE SOLDIERS - 5TH WEST VIRGINIA September 14, 1911 HD RAPIDLY PASSING TO THE BEYOND p.8 WILL BURY BODIES OF BORDER RANGERS HERE: PLAN TO HAVE REMAINING OF DECEASED VETERANS INTERRED IN PLOT AT SPRING SOLDIERS - BORDER RANGERS November 27, 1910 HD HILL CEMETERY p.6

SOLDIERS - BOWMAN, WILLIAM T. IRONTON PARATROOPER KILLED IN VIET NAM [FIRST SOLDIER FROM LAWRENCE CO. KILLED] p. 1 May 8, 1965 HD

SOLDIERS - CABELL COUNTY HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL SOON TO COMPLETE WORK IN CABELL COUNTY p. 5 March 14, 1919 HD

SOLDIERS - CIVIL WAR - CABELL COUNTY THE MEN OF CABELL IN TWO GREAT WARS CIVIL - SPANISH AMERICAN February 28, 1909

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 3 September 11, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 4 September 12, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 9 September 16, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 17 September 22, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 9 September 23, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 4 September 25, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 12 September 29, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 9 September 30, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 3 October 3, 1952 DND

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SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 16 October 6, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 16 October 7, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 9 October 9, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 13 October 13, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 13 October 14, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 9 October 20, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 12 October 21, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 18 October 24, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 14 October 29, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 5 October 31, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 10 November 3, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 5 November 4, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 13 November 5, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 5 November 6, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - KOREAN WAR (BIOS) MEN IN THE SERVICE p. 9 November 10, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - LYONS, WILLIAM (M/SGT.) CITY SOLDIER IS GIVEN BRONZE STAR p. 5 September 30, 1952 DND

SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR SEVERAL REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS ARE BURIED NEAR ONA May 12, 1929

SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIERS OF '76 TO HAVE MARKER: FIVE EARLY PATRIOTS TO BE REINTERRED IN METHODIST CEMETERY IN GUYANDOTTE p.2 October 4, 1929 HD

MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - ATKINS, JOHN, SR. June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - BLOSS, VALENTINE June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - CHANDLER, THOMAS June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - CROCKET, ASHER June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - CRUM, ADAM June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - EVERETT, JOHN, SR. June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - GELLINGWATERS, JAMES June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - LESLEY, JOHN June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - MEADE, WILLIAM June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - ROBERTS, THOMAS June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - RUTHERFORD, ROBERT June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - STEPHENSON, JOHN June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10 MANY HEROES OF '76 LIVED HERE: NINETTEN PARTICIPANTS LIVED IN CABELL COUNTY. OLD BOOK ISSUED BY GOVERNMENT TELLS OF SOLDIERS - REVOLUTIONARY WAR - SULLIVAN, PETER June 7, 1912 HD VETERANS WHO TOOK PART IN STRUGGLE p.10

SOLDIERS - SPANISH AMERICAN WAR - CABELL COUNTY THE MEN OF CABELL IN TWO GREAT WARS CIVIL - SPANISH AMERICAN February 28, 1909

SOLDIERS - SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR HEROES OF '98 HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE TODAY: SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR VETERAN'S WILL MARCH TO CHURCH p. 8 May 24, 1931 HD

SOLDIERS - SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR - BARKA, CLARENCE CLARENCE BARKA KILLED: FIRST HUNTINGTON BOY KILLED IN PHILLIPINES January 23, 1900

SOLDIERS - WORLD WAR I HUNTINGTON AT CEMETERY PAYS TRIBUTE TO MEN WHO DIED IN WAR p. 1 May 31, 1921 HD

SOLDIERS - WORLD WAR I - WILLIAMS, HERMAN 60 YEARS AGO, 'WE JUST ALL CELEBRATED' p. 3 November 9, 1978 HA

SOLDIERS -WORLD WAR I - LAMBERT, BILL THE FLYING FEATS OF AERIAL ACE BILL LAMBERT p. 3 August 3, 1978 HA

SOLDIERS -WORLD WAR I - SMART, BILL OFF TO WAR WITH THE 'LADIES FROM HELL' p. 3 May 25, 1978 HA

SONGS MANY OF THE BALLADS MOUNTAINEERS SING TODAY WERE FIRST HEARD IN TAVERNS OF OLD ENGLAND (pic) p. 7 April 17, 1932 HD

SONGS WEST VIRGINIA HAS CONTRIBUTED DOZENS OF SONGS USUALLY BUILT AROUND TRAGEDY OR COLORFUL CRIMINAL p. 7 April 17, 1932 HD

SPELLING BEE SPELL THIS AFTERNOON IN CABELL COUNTY BEE FINALS p. 14 & 22 April 30, 1965 HD

SPELLING BEE TRI-STATE SPELLERS SHOW POTENTIAL p. 6C-7C April 15, 1979 HD

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SPELLING BEE HOLDEN GIRL WINS H-D SPELLING BEE (GAIL COOPER, 13) p. 1 & 16 May 9, 1965 HA

SPORTING ARENAS - MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE MIDGET AUTO RACES BEGIN HERE SUNDAY p. 11 March 4, 1953 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE FIELD HOUSE FOCAL POINT OF RECREATION IN COUNTY Sect C p.32 July 20, 1953 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE (pic) Sect. C p.1 July 20, 1953 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE WE, THE PEOPLE OWN THE FIELD HOUSE ; OPENED NOV. 13, 1950 ; HOLIDAY ON ICE January 22, 1959 HD

SPORTING ARENAS - MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE p. G3 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER ARENA MARKS 10TH SEASON Sect. 4 p.4 September 11, 1949 HD

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER RASSLIN' TITLE ON LINE MONDAY [ DON ARNOLD & JUNE BYERS ] p. 20 September 11, 1952 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER GEIGEL, ARNOLD TANGLE MONDAY p. 20 September 24, 1952 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER HUMPREYS AND HARPER SET FOR BATTLE HERE ON OCT. 21 p. 20 October 8, 1952 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER NOEL HUMPREYS FIGHTS TONIGHT p. 19 October 9, 1952 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER [NATURE BOY] BUDDY ROGERS HOPES TO END BOB GEIGEL'S WINNING STREAK p. 18 October 13, 1952 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER HUMPHREYS OPPOSES HARPER IN RADIO CENTER BOUT HERE (pic) p. 20 October 21, 1952 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER HARPER'S MANAGER MOANS AFTER HUMPHREY'S VICTORY: NOEL SCORES ON DECISION BOUT HERE p. 20 October 22, 1952 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER BUDDY ROGERS RETURNS HERE THIRD WEEK; CARD REVEALED p. 19 October 23, 1952 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER RADIO CENTER GRAPPLERS TO FEATURE ELECTION EVE p. 15 October 30, 1952 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER BATTLE OF THE BLOND BLOCKBUSTERS : MAT CARD COMPLETED FOR MONDAY BATTLING p. 19 November 6, 1952 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER ITALIAN CHAMP HERE NEXT WEEK (ALFREDO LA GRUTTA) p. 10 (pic) January 19, 1953 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER SCOT, LEWIN ARE FEATURED ON MAT CARD p. 10 January 19, 1953 DND

SPORTING ARENAS - RADIO CENTER FIGHTERS ARRIVE FOR THURSDAY RING SHOW AT CENTER p. 9 January 26, 1953 DND

SPORTING EVENTS - ICE SHOWS TWO ICE SHOWS ARE SLATED HERE THURSDAY, FRIDAY p. 13 November 17, 1952 DND

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL THE GREATEST BALL GAME EVER PLAYED IN HUNTINGTON WAS WHEN THE 'JUMBOS' MET THE 'SHADOWS' ON THE DIAMOND BACK IN SPORTS - BASEBALL GAMES - HISTORY August 25, 1910 HD 1883 p.2

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - BABE RUTH LITTLE LEAGUE, BABE RUTH PROGRAM HELP KIDS - BABE RUTH BOARD OF DIRECTORS p. G8 June 25, 1959 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - COALFIELD LEAGUE BENNY ORGANIZES A NEW LEAGUE: WILL BE CHIEF MOGUL IN COAL FIELD LEAGUE TO BE COMPOSED OF FOUR TEAMS p.2 March 12, 1911 HD

BOOSTERS TO RETAIN MID-ATLANTIC LOOP FRANCHISE: MANAGEMENT TO POST $900 FORFEIT MONEY AT CANTON MEET TODAY SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - MIDDLE-ATLANTIC February 14, 1937 HD Sect. 3 p.5 MT. STATE LEAGUE OPENS TODAY WITH BRIGHT PROSPECTS: CURTAIN WILL RISE ON LOCAL BASE BALL SEASON FRIDAY AFTERNOON SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - MOUNTAIN STATE LEAGUE May 12, 1911 HD p.2

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - MOUNTAIN STATE LEAGUE FINAL AVERAGES OF PLAYERS IN MOUNTAIN STATE LEAGUE p. 2 September 27, 1911 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - MOUNTAIN STATE LEAGUE SAM WRIGHT: CEREDO MAN IS RECEIVING STRONG SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENCY OF THE MOUNTAIN STATE LEAGUE p.10 January 9, 1912 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - MOUNTAIN STATE LEAGUE NEW PRESIDENT OF MT. STATE LEAGUE A DIAMOND VETERAN: SAMUEL J. WRIGHT OF CEREDO (pic) p.2 March 17, 1912 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - OHIO STATE LEAGUE FORM NEW BASEBALL COMPANY TO ENTER OHIO STATE LEAGUE February 10, 1913 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - OHIO STATE LEAGUE FORM NEW BASEBALL COMPANY TO ENTER OHIO STATE LEAGUE February 19, 1913 HD

SUGGESTS OHIO VALLEY LEAGUE: MAYSVILLE TAKES INITIATIVE IN MOVEMENT: SIX GOOD BASEBALL TOWNS IN OHIO VALLEY THAT SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - OHIO VALLEY LEAGUE August 13, 1911 HD WOULD COMPOSE NEW LEAGUE p.2

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - VIRGINIA VALLEY LEAGUE VIRGINIA VALLEY WINS FROM MHC (pic - CY YOUNG - Manager/Captain) p.2 May 3, 1910 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - VIRGINIA VALLEY LEAGUE [CY] YOUNG TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION AS MANAGER OF LOCAL BASEBALL TEAM p.2 June 30, 1910 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - VIRGINIA VALLEY LEAGUE BILL WOULD KILL VA. VALLEY LEAGUE: ELIMINATION OF SUNDAY BASE BALL p.3 February 7, 1911 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL LEAGUES - VIRGINIA VALLEY LEAGUE HUNTINGTON GETS MIDDLE ATLANTIC BASEBALL BERTH p. 1-2 February 16, 1931 HD

INDEPENDENT TEAM IS ORGANIZED: WILL PLAY AT LEAGUE PARK ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. GUYANDOTTE AND IRONTON WILL BE SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS August 1, 1912 HD ON OPPOSING TEAMS - PLAYERS WILL DIVIDE RECEIPTS p.2 BILL TO PROHIBIT SUNDAY GAMES HALTS BASEBALL PROGRAM HERE: PLANS TO ORGANIZE PRIVATE BASEBALL COMPANY HELD UP SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS February 1, 1913 HD PENDING DETERMINATION OF FATE OF BILL TO PROHIBIT SUNDAY GAMES INTRODUCED AT LEGISLATURE YESTERDAY p.8 FINAL MOVE TO GET HUNTINGTON ON BASEBALL MAP... FANS MUST SHOW INTEREST OR MOVE WILL HAVE MET AN UNWILLING DEATH SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - CO-OPERATE BASEBALL CO. January 23, 1913 HD p.2

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - CO-OPERATE BASEBALL CO. BASEBALL FANS GROW CHEERFUL: GATHERING WILL DECIDE FATE OF MOVE TO ORGANIZE POPULAR BASEBALL COMPANY p.2 January 24, 1913 HD

185 SHARES OF BASEBALL STOCK RESERVED ON THE FIRST DAY: FANS DO NOT HESITATE AND LOOK UPON PROPOSITION WITH GREAT SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - CO-OPERATIVE BASEBALL CO. December 20, 1912 HD FAVOR p.2

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - CO-OPERATIVE BASEBALL CO. MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS COME IN FOR CO-OPERATIVE BASEBALL COMPANY p.2 December 21, 1912 HD

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SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - CO-OPERATIVE BASEBALL CO. FIVE HUNDRED MARK PASSED IN BASEBALL SUBSCRIPTIONS p.2 December 24, 1912 HD

CALL MASS MEETING TO BEGIN ACTIVE SALE OF BASEBALL STOCK: CAMPAIGN TO BEGIN WITH RENEWED ENERGY TO GET TEAM HERE SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - CO-OPERATIVE BASEBALL CO. January 2, 1913 HD BY NEXT SUMMER p.2

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - CO-OPERATIVE BASEBALL CO. BASEBALL FANS MEET MONDAY: WILL START BASEBALL COMPANY WITH RENEWED VIGOR p.2 January 5, 1913 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - GUYANDOTTE - ACROBATS FAMOUS GUYANDOTTE "ACROBATS" WERE CHAMPIONS OF TRI-STATE REGION IN BASEBALL 40 YEARS AGO January 8, 1916

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - GUYANDOTTE - ACROBATS FAMOUS GUYANDOTTE 'ACROBATS' WERE CHAMPIONS OF TRI-STATE REGION IN BASEBALL 40 YEARS AGO January 8, 1916 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - GUYANDOTTE - ACROBATS FORTY FIVE YEARS AGO GUYANDOTTE ACROBATS WERE BASEBALL KINGS January 19, 1917

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON - BLUE SOX HUNTINGTON BLUE STOCKINGS WILL BE NAME OF LOCAL VIRGINIA VALLEY TEAM p.2 May 4, 1910 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON - BLUE SOX VIRGINIA VALLEY LEAGUE IS LAUNCHED p.2 May 6, 1910 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON - BLUE SOX BLUE SOX TAKE ANOTHER FROM STATESMEN AND GET HOLD ON TOP p.2 August 6, 1910 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON - BLUE SOX BLUE SOX TAKE ANOTHER FROM STATESMEN AND GET HOLD ON TOP p.2 August 6, 1910 HD

COACH [HOUSTON] KRIEGBAUM NEW MANAGER OF 1912 BLUE SOX : DIRECTOR OF HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS WILL MANAGE LOCAL SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON - BLUE SOX February 20, 1912 HD PROFESSIONALS p.2

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON - BLUE SOX SPRING PRACTICE TO BEGIN APRIL 15 p.2 March 11, 1913 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON - BLUE SOX EIGHTEEN ARE UNDER CONTRACT FOR 'BLUE SOX' MANAGER WRIGHT MAKES FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT OF PLAYERS FOR NEW TEAM p.2 March 22, 1913 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON - BLUE SOX BLUE SOX MAKE IT TWO IN A ROW OVER SCRAPPY SENATORS p. 7 July 30, 1913 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON - BOOSTERS BOOSTERS TO OPEN SEASON AGAINST HOUSE OF DAVID NINE (LEAGUE PARK) p. 4 April 17, 1932 HD

BOOSTERS TO RETAIN MID-ATLANTIC LOOP FRANCHISE: MANAGEMENT TO POST $900 FORFEIT MONEY AT CANTON MEET TODAY SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON - BOOSTERS February 14, 1937 HD Sect. 3 p.5

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - HUNTINGTON BLUE SOX BEGIN HUNT TO GET PLAYERS FOR THE 'BLUE SOX' SEARCH FOR MATERIAL IS ON ACTIVITY WITH ANNOUNCEMENT OF SUCCESS p.15 February 23, 1913 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - INCO INCO NINE OPENS SEASON MONDAY AGAINST FISHER BODY CLUB p. 9 April 27, 1932 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - IRONTON - NAILERS NAILERS' STILL GETTING PLAYERS: IRONTON TEAM WILL HAVE THIRTY FOR TRYOUT p.2 March 22, 1913 HD

SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - MARSHALL COLLEGE MARSHALL COLLEGE BASEBALL TEAM (CIRCA 1907) pic p. H13 June 25, 1959 HD

PIRATES SHOW AT LEAGUE PARK: LOCAL FANS WILL HAVE TASTE OF REAL SPORT [PITTSBURGH PIRATES v. HUNTINGTON SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - PITTSBURG PIRATES October 11, 1912 HA INDEPENDENTS ] p.8

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SPORTS - BASEBALL TEAMS - PITTSBURG PIRATES PITTSBURG BEATS LOCALS IN DELUGE OF HITS IN 7TH p.6 October 12, 1912 HA

SPORTS - BASKETBALL TEAMS - C.K. WONDERS ENTERTAIN BUFFALO IN SEASON OPENER: WONDERS LACK HEIGHT, EXPERIENCE (photo - Don Money) December 4, 1970 HD

SPORTS - BASKETBALL TEAMS - C.K. WONDERS WONDERS, ST. JOE HAVE LOT IN COMMON p.10 December 15, 1970 HD

SPORTS - BASKETBALL TEAMS - WATERLOO WONDERS THE BASKETBALL BUFFOONERY OF THE WATERLOO WONDERS p. 3 February 23, 1978 HA

SPORTS - BICYCLING CYCLING WAS...SOMETHIN' ELSE (pic) Suppl. p. 4 July 11, 1971 HA

SPORTS - BOWLING RAGS TO RICHES: THE STORY OF BOWLING IN HUNTINGTON p. 34 July 11, 1971 HA

SPORTS - BOXING STAGE SET FOR BOXING PROGRAM [MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE] p. 10 March 18, 1953 DND

MAT BOUTS DEMPSEY FIGHT HEADLINE SPORT CARD: FORMER HEAVY CHAMP TO FACE TWO LOCAL BOYS IN FAIR ARENA FRIDAY (BILLY SPORTS - BOXING (PROFESSIONAL) March 13, 1932 HD MILES & JACK KEARNS) p. 2

SPORTS - BOXING (PROFESSIONAL) HUMPREYS AND HARPER SET FOR BATTLE HERE ON OCT. 21 p. 20 October 8, 1952 DND

SPORTS - BOXING (PROFESSIONAL) NOEL HUMPREYS FIGHTS TONIGHT p. 19 October 9, 1952 DND

SPORTS - BOXING (PROFESSIONAL) HUMPHREYS OPPOSES HARPER IN RADIO CENTER BOUT HERE (pic) p. 20 October 21, 1952 DND

SPORTS - BOXING (PROFESSIONAL) HARPER'S MANAGER MOANS AFTER HUMPHREY'S VICTORY: NOEL SCORES ON DECISION BOUT HERE p. 20 October 22, 1952 DND

SPORTS - BOXING (PROFESSIONAL) LAKEN STAYS BUSY AS MATCH-MAKER OF TRI-STATE AREA p. 10 January 5, 1953 DND

SPORTS - BOXING (PROFESSIONAL) BIG BOXING SHOW SET AT FIELD HOUSE TODAY p. 1 & 16 January 6, 1953 DND

SPORTS - BOXING (PROFESSIONAL) ITALIAN CHAMP HERE NEXT WEEK (ALFREDO LA GRUTTA) p. 10 (pic) January 19, 1953 DND

SPORTS - BOXING (PROFESSIONAL) JIMMY LANE IS DEFEATED IN GLOVES GO [EASTERN GOLDEN GLOVES FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPION] p. 14 March 27, 1953 DND

STAGE IS SET FOR OPENING GONG IN GOLDEN GLOVES: ADVERTISER'S SECOND ANNUAL TOURNEY WILL START MONDAY EVENING SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES February 14, 1937 HD Sect. 3 p.1

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES FLETCHER, LANE ONLY HUNTINGTON GLOVES SURVIVORS p. 9 March 5, 1953 DND

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES GOLDEN GLOVERS HIT JACKPOT : ADVERTISER TEAM WINS EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIP p. G1 June 25, 1959 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES GOLDEN GLOVES HONOR ROLL (1946-1959) p. G1 June 25, 1959 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES PRO' BOXING HAS LOST OUT TO AMATEURS (1959 EASTERN GOLDEN GLOVES CHAMPIONS) pic p. G1 June 25, 1959 HD

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SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES GOLDEN GLOVES: A TESTIMONY TO AMATEURISM p. F11 July 11, 1971 HA

GOLDEN GLOVES TOURNEY WILL START ONE FEBRUARY 8: ADVERTISER'S SECOND ANNUAL EVENT TO ATTRACT MANY ENTRIES Sect. 2 SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1937 January 31, 1937 HD p.4

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1947 (photo) 'SPEED' LAYMAN'S AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB [1038 1/2 3RD AVE] p.1 February 16, 1947 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1947 GOLDEN GLOVES ACTION BEGINS TOMORROW: 25 FIGHTS ESTIMATED IN OPENER Sect. 2 p.1 & 2 February 16, 1947 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1947 25 GLOVES FIGHTS HELD p.10 February 18, 1947 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1947 MORTON, HIGHCOAL RING ACE, STARS IN GOLDEN GLOVES p.8 February 19, 1947 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1947 22 SEMI-FINALS, ONE FINAL BOUT ON GLOVES CARD p.7 February 20, 1947 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1947 15 'GLOVES' TITLES AT STAKE TONIGHT: VANCE IS BANTAM CHAMP p.9 February 21, 1947 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1947 SRO CROWD SEES GOLDEN GLOVES FINALS: CLARK IS TOURNEY CHAMP p.7 February 22, 1947 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1947 GLOVES CHAMPIONS (pic) Sect. 2 p.1 February 23, 1947 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1948 (photo) EARL TAYLOR v. NOBIE HOLT and TOOTS CAVENDER v. BILL PICKENS Sect 3 p.1 February 15, 1948 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1948 WEIGH-INS BEGIN AT 'Y' TODAY Sect. 3 p.1 & 2 February 15, 1948 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1948 GOLDEN GLOVES TOURNEY HERE OPENS TONIGHT p.8 February 16, 1948 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1948 WELTERWEIGHTS STAR AS GLOVE TOURNEY OPENS p.10 February 17, 1948 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1948 MORRIS SWEENEY BOUT TOPS 2ND GLOVES SESSION p.4 February 18, 1948 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1948 MARTINA GAINS SEMI-FINALS IN GOLDEN GLOVES p.6 February 19, 1948 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1948 GOLDEN GLOVES SEMI-FINALS AT CENTER TONIGHT p.10 February 20, 1948 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1948 MARTINA UPSET AS OSBORNE AND CLARK ADVANCE p.8 February 21, 1948 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1948 (photo) HENRY GOAD v. JENNINGS BLANKENSHIP p.1 February 22, 1948 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1948 HILLARD AND CLARK RETAIN GOLDEN GLOVE RING TITLES: 'WILDMAN' IS CHAMP OF TOURNEY p. 1 & 3 February 22, 1948 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) DON ADKINS p.2 February 6, 1949 HD

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SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 GOLDEN GLOVES ENTRY LIST REACHES 75 p.2 February 6, 1949 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) NOEL HUMPHREYS Sect. 3 p.1 February 13, 1949 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 WEIGH-IN SET FOR TOMORROW: FIELD IS BIGGEST SINCE 1936 Sect. 3 p.1 February 13, 1949 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 30 BOUTS SET TONIGHT IN GLOVES OPENER: FINAL WEIGH-INS THIS AFTERNOON FOR FIRST BOUTS p. 11 February 15, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 GOLDEN GLOVERS WILL START SWINGING AT CENTER TONIGHT p. 12 February 15, 1949 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 GOLDEN GLOVES ARE MATCHED FOR OPENING BATTLES TONIGHT p. 1 & 14 February 15, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) JIM BALL v. DALE HALL p.1 February 16, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) LONNIE COLEMAN v. RUSSELL MARTIN p.39 February 16, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) ROBERT WATSON v. ROY JOHNSON, JR. p.39 February 16, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 2,800 SEE OPENING GLOVES CARD: FIVE OF EIGHT KAYOES COME IN FIRST ROUND p.39 February 16, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 NINE KNOCKOUTS ARE FEATURE OF OPENING 'GLOVES' MATCHES p.29 & 31 February 16, 1949 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 OLD FAVORITES FIGHT TONIGHT p.1 & 40 February 16, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) ARTHUR INGRAM v. JIM FRAME p.25 February 17, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) LUTHER CRIDER v. NAPOLEON GREEN p.25 February 17, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) RUDOLPH NASH v. EARL ELLIS p.1 February 17, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 NINE OPEN BOUTS ON CARD TONIGHT p. 1 & 27 February 17, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 THRILLER PROVIDES FITTING CLIMAX IN GLOVES 2ND ROUND p.18 February 17, 1949 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) BOBBY BOWLES v. WALTER BALSER p.15 February 18, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) EARL HARBISON v. CHARLES WARREN p.14 February 18, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) LEO GLENDENING v. GERALD BILLUPS p.1 February 18, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) ROBERT HAGER v. RACINE PICKARD p.14 February 18, 1949 HA

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SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) WILLIAM COUTZ v. MALACHIA GREEN p.15 February 18, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 GOLDEN GLOVES RESULTS p.15 February 18, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 KAYOES FEATURED BY LIGHT HEAVIES IN GLOVES BOUTS p.26 & 26 February 18, 1949 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 THREE CHAMPIONS BATTLE TONIGHT p.1 & 18 February 18, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 WILDER, PICKENS STAR IN GLOVES FIGHTS LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS BOTH REGISTER KAYOES p.14 February 18, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) BILL PICKENS v. BUD FERGUSON p.5 February 19, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) JIM HILLARD v. ARTHUR INGRAM p.1 February 19, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) JOHN KEE v. MARSHALL RICKETTS p.5 February 19, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 (photo) LEO GLENDENNING v. ROBERT LEE HAGER p.5 February 19, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 3 DEFENDING GOLDEN GLOVES CHAMPS ADVANCE TO FINALS [BIG JIM HILLARD - CLEVON MURRAY - JOHN KEE] p. 7 February 19, 1949 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 GLOVES FANS WATCH ROUSING SEMIFINALS: CHAMPIONSHIPS WILL BE DECIDED TONIGHT p.5 February 19, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 GOLDEN GLOVES FINALISTS BATTLE TONIGHT: 16 VICTORS VIE FOR N.Y. TRIP p. 1 & 5 February 19, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 GOLDEN GLOVES RESULTS p.5 February 19, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 THE SPORTS SCOPE: FERGUSON-PICKENS BATTLE MAKES WAR SEEM EASY STUFF p.5 February 19, 1949 HA

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1949 JOHN KEE IS NAMED CHAMPION Sect. 3 p. 1 & 3 February 20, 1949 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1950 GLOVES ENTRY LIST NOW PAST 70 MARK: DEADLINE SET FOR WEDNESDAY [COACH - HERBERT 'SPEED' LAYMAN] Sect. 3 p.3 February 12, 1950 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1950 WEIGH-INS SLATED TO OPEN TODAY Sect. 3 p. 1 & 2 February 19, 1950 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1950 26 ELIMINATED IN GLOVES MEET p.14 February 21, 1950 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1950 GOODERHAM NIPS PICKENS; FRYE IS IMPRESSIVE p.15 February 22, 1950 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1950 COUSINS, ADKINS BATTLE WAY INTO FLYWEIGHT FINAL p.14 & 15 February 23, 1950 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1950 GOLDEN GLOVE TITLE PAIRINGS p.35 February 24, 1950 HD

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SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1950 HUMPHREYS AND AROSE ADVANCE WITH KNOCKOUTS p.35 February 24, 1950 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1950 (photo) NOEL HUMPHREYS v. LUBBY GRANT Sect 3 p.3 February 26, 1950 HD

SPORTS - BOXING - GOLDEN GLOVES - 1950 NEW YORK NEXT STOP FOR GLOVES CHAMPS RING KINGS TO LEAVE SATURDAY Sect. 3 p.3 February 26, 1950 HD

SPORTS - FOOTBALL FOOTBALL - A PART OF THE HUNTINGTON SPORTS SCENE SINCE 1896 (pic) p. F3 July 11, 1971 HA

SPORTS - FOOTBALL - DOUGLASS HIGH DOUGLASS ENDS HOME SEASON BY PLAYING ACCOVILLE SQUAD p. 20 (pic) October 23, 1952 DND

SPORTS - FOOTBALL - VINSON HIGH VINSON HIGH TIGERS FOOTBALL TEAM (pic) p. 20 September 10, 1952 DND

SPORTS - FOOTBALL TEAMS - FIRST (1895-1896) FOOTBALL - A PART OF THE HUNTINGTON SPORTS SCENE SINCE 1896 (pic) p. F3 July 11, 1971 HA

SPORTS - FOOTBALL TEAMS - ST. EDWARD'S (1919) PRIVATE SCHOOLS - REMEMBER ST. EDWARD'S? (pic) p. D6 July 11, 1971 HA

GOLF WORLD KNOWS HUNTINGTON : STARS HAVE BLAZONED CITY'S NAME - MISS BERRIDGE LONG, WILLIAM C. "BILLY" CAMPBELL, SPORTS - GOLF June 25, 1959 HD DENNY SHUTE (pics) p. G7

SPORTS - GOLF HUNTINGTON AREA GOLF CAPITAL OF WEST VIRGINIA (pic) p. F8 July 11, 1971 HA

SPORTS - HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS: MANY GREAT NAMES, MANY GREAT MOMENTS p. F4 July 11, 1971 HA

SPORTS - HUNTINGTON HIGH ALL-AMERICAN CITY KNOWN FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS : HUNTINGTON H.S. 1918 [FRANK HONAKER, NOEL 'DOPEY' WORKMAN, COACH ARCH REILLY, JOHNNY 'STUD' STUART, HARRY 'HOGE' June 25, 1959 WORKMAN] pic p. G4 HD

SPORTS - ICE SKATING TOOK REAL PLANNING FOR HOLIDAY ON ICE p. 5 October 29, 1952 DND

SPORTS - ICE SKATING HOLIDAY ON ICE REAL THRILL FOR BOTH OLD, YOUNG ALIKE p. 4 October 31, 1952 DND

SPORTS - MARBLES HUNTINGTON IS CENTER OF MARBLES UNIVERSE [1924 HERALD-DISPATCH TOURNAMENT] p. G6 June 25, 1959 HD

SPORTS - MARSHALL COLLEGE BIG GREEN ATHLETIC EXPLOITS REACH FAR BACK (CLYFFESIDE PARK - 1906 TEAM) p. G2 June 25, 1959 HD

SPORTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY MILESTONES 1971-1987 April 26, 1987 HD

SPORTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY MU '47 BIG GREEN TEAM ONLY NATIONAL CHAMPION April 26, 1987 HD

SPORTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY THE SHEIK OF SETH SET EARLY STANDARDS April 26, 1987 HD

SPORTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY THE SHOT : MORRIS INCREDIBLE TOSS LONGEST IN NCAA HISTORY April 26, 1987 HD

SPORTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - BASKETBALL MARSHALL : HAL GREER ONLY NEEDED A BREAK April 26, 1987 HD

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SPORTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - BASKETBALL PARRISH & HUCKABAY ERASED BAD MEMOIRS April 26, 1987 HD

SPORTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - COAL BOWL THOUGH A DIFFERENT WORLD, HUNTINGTON HAD SAME EXCITEMENT FOR 1915 GAME p. 1A/7A September 6, 2007 CDM

SPORTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - HISTORY MU SPORTS HISTORY (cont.) (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

SPORTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - HISTORY MU: COLORFUL AND CONTROVERSIAL SPORTS HISTORY (pics) p. F1 July 11, 1971 HA

SPORTS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY - WOMEN AFTER UPHILL BATTLE WOMEN'S SPORTS ARE WINNING THE WAR April 26, 1987 HD

SPORTS - SOFTBALL EARLY DAYS OF SOFTBALL p. F7 July 11, 1971 HA

SPORTS - TOURNAMENTS - OLYMPIAN GAMES THE TEST TOURNAMENT GAMES (Sept. 6, 1872) p. H8 July 11, 1971 HA

SPORTS - WRESTLING (PROFESSIONAL) BETTY LEHMER AND JEAN HOLLAND (pics) p. 4 October 1, 1950 HA

SPORTS - WRESTLING (PROFESSIONAL) RASSLIN' TITLE ON LINE MONDAY [ DON ARNOLD & JUNE BYERS ] p. 20 September 11, 1952 DND

SPORTS - WRESTLING (PROFESSIONAL) GEIGEL, ARNOLD TANGLE MONDAY p. 20 September 24, 1952 DND

SPORTS - WRESTLING (PROFESSIONAL) [NATURE BOY] BUDDY ROGERS HOPES TO END BOB GEIGEL'S WINNING STREAK p. 18 October 13, 1952 DND

SPORTS - WRESTLING (PROFESSIONAL) BUDDY ROGERS RETURNS HERE THIRD WEEK; CARD REVEALED p. 19 October 23, 1952 DND

SPORTS - WRESTLING (PROFESSIONAL) RADIO CENTER GRAPPLERS TO FEATURE ELECTION EVE p. 15 October 30, 1952 DND

SPORTS - WRESTLING (PROFESSIONAL) BATTLE OF THE BLOND BLOCKBUSTERS : MAT CARD COMPLETED FOR MONDAY BATTLING p. 19 November 6, 1952 DND

SPORTS - WRESTLING (PROFESSIONAL) THREE BOUTS ON WRESTLING CARD TONIGHT p.11 January 12, 1953 DND

SPORTS - WRESTLING (PROFESSIONAL) NELL STEWART TO WRESTLE JUNE BYERS p 10 March 13, 1953 DND

SPORTS - WRESTLING (PROFESSIONAL) MARTINELLI DOING WELL IN MAT GAME [GINO MARTINELLI] p. 10 March 31, 1953 DND

STADIUMS - FAIRFIELD BOTTLING INDUSTRY LONG ON CITY SCENE p. E7 July 11, 1971 HA

STADIUMS - FAIRFIELD FAIRFIELD STADIUM HAS COME A LONG WAY p. F6 July 11, 1971 HA

STADIUMS - MARSHALL UNIVERSITY MARSHALL SCORES WITH STADIUM : BOND SALES APPROVED 'ALL HURDLES CLEARED' January 12, 1989 HD

BEAUTIFUL STATUE WILL BE UNVEILED AT STATE CAPITAL IN CHARLESTON ON DECEMBER 10TH: MONUMENT TO BRAVE HEROES A GIFT STATUES - CIVIL WAR December 3, 1912 HD TO STATE FROM COL. WILLIAM SEYMOUR EDWARDS p.10

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STATUES - COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON STATUE (pic) sect. 3 p. 11 February 24, 1946 HA

STATUES - COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON CSX GETS COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON BUST January 23, 1996 HD

STATUES - DEVIL ANSE HATFIELD HATFIELD STATUE IS SHIPPED FROM ITALY March 11, 1922 HD

STATUES - IRON SOLDIER OLD IRON SOLDIER MISSING: LAST SEEN IN COMPANY WITH WELLS (4TH AVE & 9TH ST) August 7, 1915 HD

STATUES - JESUS GARDENS WORK PROGRESSES (CEMETERY) p. 18 September 11, 1952 DND

STREET CARS HUNTINGTON STREET CAR LINE SOLD April 2, 1900

STREET CARS PAYS AS YOU ENTER CAR HAVE BEEN WELL RECEIVED August 17, 1913

STREET CARS ONCE UPON A TIME A RIDE IN A STREETCAR OR TAXI WAS A LUXURY (pics) p. C10 July 11, 1971 HA

START TO BUILD NEW RITTER PARK STREET CAR LINE: CARS WILL BE AT GATES OF NEW PLAYGROUND IN TIME FOR FORMAL OPENING STREET CARS July 27, 1913 HD p. 3

STREET CARS - ASHLAND ASHLAND LINE STREET CAR p. H5 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

STREET CARS - CAMDEN INTERSTATE RAILWAY CO. STREET CAR MEN STATE POSITION IN THE UNFORTUNATE CONTROVERSY WHICH HAS ARISEN BETWEEN THEM p.1 March 22, 1904 HH

STREET CARS - CAMDEN INTERSTATE RAILWAY CO. STREET RAILWAY COMPANY PRESENTS ITS SIDE OF CASE p.1 March 22, 1904 HH

STREET CARS - CAMDEN INTERSTATE RAILWAY CO. STREET CAR STRIKE SEEMS INEVITABLE: APPARENTLY THE COMPANY AND ITS EMPLOYES ARE UNABLE TO QUIETLY AGREE p.1 March 23, 1904 HH

LIGHT PLANT IS TAKEN OVER: CITIZENS LIGHT AND ICE PLANT IN NEW HANDS: NOW CONTROLLED BY COMPANY THAT HOLDS MAJORITY STREET CARS - CONSOLIDATED LIGHT & RAILWAY CO. August 10, 1911 HD OF STOCK IN OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY p.8

STREET CARS - KIMBALL KABOOSE DAN FERGUSON MUSIC'S KIMBALL KABOOSE IS RIGHT ON TRACK p. 20 June 30, 1975 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY SELL OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY: AMERICAN RAILWAYS COMPANY WILL PURCHASE PROPERTY FOR $1,700,000 p.1 May 28, 1911 HD

MANY IMPROVEMENTS WILL BE STARTED: OHIO VALLEY WILL DOUBLE-TRACK LINE FROM HUNTINGTON TO CAMDEN PARK: NEW SUB- STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY July 9, 1911 HD STATION TO BE ERECTED IN CITY p.1

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY FERRY BOAT SANK AT COAL GROVE: BUT PASSENGERS WERE RESCUED WITHOUT DIFFICULTY p.10 July 25, 1911 HD

STREETCAR BARN WRECKED BY FIRE LOSS IS 100,000 : DOZEN COSTLY STREET-CARS ARE DESTROYED BY BLAZE EARLY THIS STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY January 12, 1913 HD MORNING p. 1 TRACTION BUILDING WILL BE BUILT ... OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY BUILDING TO BE ERECTED IN A SHORT TIME [4TH AVE & 8TH ST) STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY January 16, 1913 HD p.10 SIX STREET CARS ARRIVED YESTERDAY: WILL BE PUT TO WORK PROBABLY TODAY: LOANED TO O.V.E. RY COMPANY TO BE USED IN STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY January 23, 1913 HD PLACE OF THOSE DESTROYED BY FIRE p.9

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STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY NEW CARS IN USE: PAY-AS-YOU-ENTER CARS PUT IN SERVICE ON LOCAL STREET CAR LINES ON FRIDAY MORNING p.9 February 1, 1913 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY ARCHITECT HERE FOR OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC TERMINAL : CONTRACT FOR EIGHT STORY BUILDING MAY BE LET THIS WEEK : WILL OCCUPY SITE ON 4TH AVE (30 FT - 160 ON 8TH ST - February 19, 1913 60 FT. ON ALLEY BETWEEN 3RD & 4TH AVE)

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY PAY-AS-YOU-ENTER-STREET-CARS HERE p. 3 July 4, 1913 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY PAY-AS-YOU-ENTER-CAR IN OPERATION p. 12 July 19, 1913 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY GENERAL MANAGER MAGOON, OF THE OHIO VALLEY, HAS NEW SUPERINTENDENT TO RUN HIS NEW CARS p. 8 (pic) August 5, 1913 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY GENERAL MANAGER MAGOON OF THE OHIO VALLEY HAS NEW SUPERINTENDENT PICTURE OF NEW TROLLY CARS August 15, 1913

NEW STREET-CAR BRINGS SUDDEN DEATH TO BABY : INFANT SON OF PLUMBER KILLED IN CATLETTSBURG, THURSDAY AFTERNOON STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY August 15, 1913 HD (EDWARD KIRK, 3) p. 10

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY STREET CAR EMPLOYEES TO HAVE "BIG TIME" : ELABORATE ARRANGEMENTS ARE BEING MADE FOR ANNUAL PICNIC EVENT August 15, 1913 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY 800 PETITION FOR SOUTH SIDE STREET CAR LINE p.10 March 9, 1915 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY BOOZELESS CARS FOR LADIES TO BE STARTED NEXT MONDAY : PLAINLY LIGHTED TANKS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO RIDE ON SPECIAL CAR BUT NON-STEWED GENTLEMEN MAY GO February 24, 1916 ON CAR IN CAPACITY OF ESCORTS p. 3 HD

STREET CAR COMPANY AGREES TO BUILD THREE EXTENSION CITY GRANTS FRANCHISE PLEA : BUILD LINE TO SOUTHSIDE AND WALNUT HILL (GOES STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY October 26, 1916 HD NORWAY TO GALLIAVILLE IN 5 YEARS) p.7 TERMINAL MAY BE AT 4TH AVE &10TH ST. : NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WAY BETWEEN STREET CAR COMPANY AND MILLER-RITTER STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY November 14, 1916 HD INTEREST p. 12

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY SAMWORTH NOW HEADS BUS CO. : REORGANIZATION IS EFFECTED AS ALL STOCK IS ACQUIRED LOCALLY p. 4 January 3, 1935 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY CABLE CAR HAULS PASSENGERS THROUGH 2300-BLOCK 'PUDDLE' YESTERDAY (pic) March 29, 1936 HA

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY TROLLEY LINE HEARING IS SET: APPLICATION TO SUBSTITUTE BUSES TO BE HEARD NEXT THURSDAY p.11 February 5, 1937 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY CAPTAIN BILL' JORDAN STILL SPRY AT 71 (pic) WORLD RECORD CLAIMED FOR VETERAN MOTORMAN p.1 May 30, 1937 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY PHOTO TAKEN IN 1904 p. 8 August 27, 1939 HA

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY STREET CARS GAVE WAY TO BUSES IN '37 p. 10 August 27, 1939 HA

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY STREETCAR GAVE WAY TO BUSES IN 1937 August 27, 1939

FORERUNNER OF PRESENT BUS SYSTEM RECEIVED FRANCHISE IN 1888 : COUNCIL PUT 15 CENT FARE LIMIT ON FIRST STREET CAR STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY November 11, 1954 HD RIDE p. 21

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY FIRST STREET CAR FRANCHISE BEFORE CITY COUNCIL FOR NEARLY YEAR p. 24 November 12, 1954 HD

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STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY FIRST ELECTRIC STREET CARS CAME TO HUNTINGTON IN 1888 p.B8 June 25, 1959 HD

STREET CARS - OHIO VALLEY ELECTRIC RAILWAY ONCE UPON A TIME A RIDE IN A STREETCAR OR TAXI WAS A LUXURY (pics) p. C10 July 11, 1971 HA

STREET CARS - PHOTOGRAPHS - CONSOLIDATED LIGHT CONSOLIDATED LIGHT & RAILWAY CO p. H5 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

STREET LIGHTS - ELECTRIC ARCHES EXTEND ARCHES TO ELEVENTH STREET: HEAVIER MATERIAL WILL BE USED IN NEW ARCHES THAN IN OLD ONES p.8 October 13, 1910 HD

STREET LIGHTS - ELECTRIC ARCHES ELECTRIC ARCHES FOR 4TH AVENUE: TO HAVE ELECTRIC ARCHES SPAN AVENUE FROM EIGHT TO TENTH STREETS p.1 November 3, 1910 HD

STREET LIGHTS - ELECTRIC ARCHES ELECTRIC ARCHES: NOW IN COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION ON THIRD AVENUE FROM TENTH TO ELEVENTH STREETS p.3 November 25, 1910 HD

STREET LIGHTS - ELECTRIC ARCHES ARCHES FINISHED: ELECTRIC ARCHES NOW EXTEND FROM NINTH TO ELEVENTH STREETS ON THIRD AVENUE p.2 December 20, 1910 HD

ELECTRIC ARCHES TO BE ERECTED ON SQUARE BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH AND 3RD AND 4TH: WILL BE VALUABLE WAY OF STREET LIGHTS - ELECTRIC ARCHES June 21, 1911 HD SHOWING OF NEW BUSINESS SECTION OF THE CITY p.10

STREET LIGHTS - ELECTRIC ARCHES ARCHES ON THIRD AVE. MAY NOT BURN HEREAFTER August 22, 1914

CITY IS NOT YET READY TO AGREE TO LIGHT PLANS WILL DECIDE LATER ON QUESTION OF MOONLIGHT MAINTENANCE (TO DO AWAY STREET LIGHTS - ELECTRIC ARCHES February 25, 1916 WITH ARC TORCH LIGHTING)

STREET LIGHTS - HUNTINGTON FIRST LIGHTS BURNED ON CITY STREETS BACK IN 1888 November 2, 1930

STREET LIGHTS - HUNTINGTON ORIGINAL LIGHT SYSTEM INSTALLED HERE IN 1898 p. 11 November 5, 1933 HD

STREET LIGHTS - HUNTINGTON THE CITY IS ILLUMINATED (Nov. 20, 1886) p. B5 July 11, 1971 HA

STREETS - 10TH STREET SOUTHSIDERS SUE TO FORCE RAILROAD TO OPEN TENTH STREET November 8, 1913

STREETS - 13TH STREET HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET WEST: CENTRAL CITY POLICEMAN DREW 25-CENT BONUS IN WINTERTIME p.15 January 29, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET WEST: CENTRAL CITY FREE OF BIG CRIME; MOCK GUN FIGHT TOPS ON ANNALS p. 15 February 5, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET WEST: BROOM PLANT BECOMES 1ST IN INDUSTRY p. 15 February 12, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET WEST: CABBLE BANK IS REMINDER OF BAD DAYS p. 15 February 12, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET WEST: ONLY BUNG FACTORY IN NATION MOVES INTO FABULOUS CENTRAL CITY p. 15 February 12, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET WEST: DR. G.R. NEASE COMES TO CENTRAL CITY, STREET CAR TRACKS BRING END TO FEUDING p. 15 February 19, 1953 DND

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STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET WEST: JESSE JAMES DROPS IN FOR A BITE, THEN ROBS BANK: HEINER'S, DUNCAN BOX & LUMBER START p. 15 February 26, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET W.: FLOOD WALL PROVES TO BE BIG BOON FOR PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE 14TH AREA [MOORE'S HARDWARE] (pic) p. 15 March 5, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET W.; CHURCHES, GOLF, BASEBALL BECOMES PART OF CENTRAL CITY DAILY LIFE p. 15 March 12, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET W.: 'THE DUMMY' FIRST TRAIN TRAVEL FROM CENTRAL CITY TO KENOVA/1ST GROCERY IN DISTRICT OPENS IN '13 p. 15 March 19, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET W: BUNG, CHAIN, ART GLASS FACTORIES GIVE UNIQUE TOUCH TO COMMUNITY p. 15 March 26, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET W: GLASS PLANT FAILS TWICE, THEN GROWS p. 15 March 26, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET W: SPEED LIMIT EIGHT MILES AN HOUR HERE p. 15 March 26, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET W.: MOORE'S HARDWARE (600 W. 14th St.) p. 15 April 2, 1953 DND

STREETS - 14TH STREET WEST GIBSON'S MEN SHOP (pic) [520 14th St. W.] P. 4 April 9, 1953 DND

STREETS - 16TH STREET 16TH STREET: HOLDERBY FAMILY A VITAL PART IN EXPANSION OF 16TH DISTRICT p. 2 January 29, 1953 DND

STREETS - 16TH STREET 16TH STREET: DOUGLASS FIRST SCHOOL FOR NEGROES IN AREA; WPA PROJECT AIDS CHILDREN p. 2 February 5, 1953 DND

STREETS - 16TH STREET 16TH STREET: END OF SIXTEENTH STREET STILL NOT LOCATED; STREET RAILWAY LAUNCHED p. 2 February 12, 1953 DND

STREETS - 16TH STREET 16TH STREET: FIRST BICYCLE BROUGHT BY HUTCHINSON p. 2 February 12, 1953 DND

STREETS - 16TH STREET 16TH STREET: PHONE CO. GETS STARTED IN OUR TOWN p. 2 February 12, 1953 DND

STREETS - 16TH STREET 16TH STREET: SECTION ENJOYED ANOTHER PROSPERITY ERA AS 500 HOUSES WERE BUILT FOR FAMILIES p. 2 February 19, 1953 DND

STREETS - 16TH STREET 16TH STREET: ROACH PLAGUE HITS 16TH STREET AREA; SLUM CLEARANCE BIG AID p. 2 February 26, 1953 DND

16TH STREET: BARBERSHOP WAS HEADQUARTERS FOR NEWS DURING EARLIER DAYS [SNEAD HARDWARE STORE - 1207 16TH ST] (pic) STREETS - 16TH STREET March 5, 1953 DND p. 2 16TH STREET: RAILWAY ENGINES ONCE WERE EVENTS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE ON 16TH STREET/ENGINEERS REVERSE HILL AT 8TH STREETS - 16TH STREET March 12, 1953 DND AVE. p. 2 16TH STREET: 16TH ST. CONTRIBUTES ITS SHARE TO SMOOTH GROWTH OF HUNTINGTON/JEWELRY SHOP ONCE SITE OF BIG SECTION STREETS - 16TH STREET March 19, 1953 DND p. 2 16TH STREET: MEMORIES OF THE PAST MINGLE WITH PLANS FOR THE FUTURE: CAVENDISH'S STORE A WONDERLAND OF STREETS - 16TH STREET March 26, 1953 DND MERCHANDISE p. 2

STREETS - 16TH STREET 16TH STREET: MEMORIES OF THE PAST MINGLE WITH PLANS FOR THE FUTURE: PHILLIPS MODEL TRAIN STORE (1140 16th St.) (pic) p. 2 March 26, 1953 DND

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STREETS - 16TH STREET 16TH STREET: MEMORIES OF THE PAST MINGLE WITH PLANS FOR THE FUTURE: SIXTEENTH STREET CHOSEN AS HOSPITAL CENTER p.2 March 26, 1953 DND

STREETS - 16TH STREET 16TH STREET: GROUND IS BROKEN FOR NEW ADDITION TO YWCA BUILDING p. 2 April 2, 1953 DND

STREETS - 16TH STREET 1927 EMPLOYEES (pic) [H.R. WYLIE COMPANY] p.2 April 9, 1953 DND

NEW STREETS TO BE OPENED SOON: COMMISSIONER CHAPMAN ASKS FOR IMPROVEMENT IN WESTERN SECTION OF CITY (FROM STREETS - 16TH, 17TH, 18TH ST WEST March 19, 1912 HD ADAMS AVE TO JEFFERSON AVE.) p.10 PROTEST IS MADE AGAINST CLOSING OF 18TH STREET: PROPERTY OWNERS REVIVE OLD CONTROVERSY IN CERAMIC SECTION (9TH & STREETS - 18TH ST March 25, 1913 HD 12TH AVE) p.9

STREETS - 18TH ST TO FIGHT FOR 18TH STREET: PROPERTY OWNERS WILL SEEK TO RECLAIM HIGHWAY p.7 March 26, 1913 HD

STREETS - 20TH STREET 20TH STREET: TWENTIETH STREET HAS TRADITIONS, EARLIEST CHURCHES GOT START HERE p. 9 February 6, 1953 DND

STREETS - 20TH STREET TWENTIETH STREET HAS TRADITIONS; EARLIEST CHURCHES GOT START HERE p. 9 February 6, 1953 DND

STREETS - 20TH STREET 20TH STREET: RAILWAY CUT BOAT TRAVEL TO GUYANDOTTE p. 15 February 13, 1953 DND

STREETS - 20TH STREET 20TH STREET: ELECTRIC RAILWAY PROVIDED BIG LINK IN AIDING RESIDENTS WITH SHOPPING p. 15 February 13, 1953 DND

STREETS - 20TH STREET 20TH STREET: MANY MERCHANTS REMAINED HERE BECAUSE FOREFATHERS DID BUSINESS AT SAME SPOT p. 5 February 23, 1953 DND

STREETS - 20TH STREET 20TH STREET: WOMAN SPENDS 50 YEARS ON SAME BLOCK IN 20TH ST. IN EARLY DAYS (pic) p. 2 February 27, 1953 DND

20TH STREET: HOME CHIEF AMUSEMENT CENTER BEFORE BUSINESS AREA GREW: CANDY PULLS, SEWING BEES HELD OFTEN (pic) STREETS - 20TH STREET March 6, 1953 DND Stark's Floor Town (1901 3rd Ave) P. 15 20TH STREET: HOME CHIEF AMUSEMENT CENTER BEFORE BUSINESS AREA GREW: CANDY PULLS, SEWING BEES HELD OFTEN (pic) STREETS - 20TH STREET March 6, 1953 DND Stark's Floor Town (1901 3rd Ave) P. 15

STREETS - 20TH STREET 20TH STREET: COMBINATION OF BUSINESS, HOMES MAKE IT ALMOST SELF-SUSTAINING/STREET GREW ALONG WITH HUNTINGTON SOME EARLY SHOPS ARE LANDMARKS p. 15 March 15, 1953 DND

STREETS - 20TH STREET 20TH STREET: DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF OBSERVES TIME'S MARCH ON 20TH STREET: DUNFEE HOME TRADEMARK OF DEVELOPMENT p. 19 March 20, 1953 DND

STREETS - 20TH STREET RAIL MANUFACTURERS GOT START IN 1902; NOW ONE OF LARGEST [HUNTINGTON TIN AND PLANISH PLATE COMPANY] p. 19 March 27, 1953 DND

STREETS - 20TH STREET 20TH STREET: A STREET OF CHURCHES (pic) April 3, 1953 DND

STREET HOLDS PERMANENT ATTRACTION FOR RESIDENTS: FIRE STATION, GRANITE WORKERS KNOWN MARKERS; THIRD AVE STILL STREETS - 20TH STREET April 10, 1953 DND CENTER OF COMMERCE p. 2

STREETS - 29TH STREET AGITATION FOR CROSSING AT 29TH ST. REVIVES March 3, 1916

3RD STREET CONTROVERSY WILL BE INVESTIGATED: COMMISSIONERS WILL TRY TO FIND OUT EXACT SITUATION AND OWN RELIEF TO STREETS - 3RD STREET August 14, 1912 HD PROPERTY OWNERS...MANY ARE ALLEGED TO HAVE BUILT PART OF THEIR PROPERTY ON C&O RIGHT OF WAY p.10

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STREETS - 5TH STREET COMMISSIONERS ORDER CROSSING AT 5TH STREET SEEK TO RELIEVE CROWDED DISTRICT September 23, 1913

ANOTHER AVENUE WILL BE OPENED: ADAMS AVENUE TO BE THROWN OPEN TO TRAFFIC - WILL AFFORD ANOTHER ARTERY FOR STREETS - ADAMS AVENUE June 20, 1911 HD TRAFFIC BETWEEN WEST END AND THE BUSINESS SECTION OFCITY p. 6

STREETS - ADAMS AVENUE PROPOSE TO OPEN UP TWO AVENUES: FROM FIFTH TO NINTH STREETS IN WEST HUNTINGTON [ADAMS & JEFFERSON AVE.] July 9, 1912 HD

WILL OPEN UP TWO NEW AVENUES: CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS TO BE INSTITUTED IN ORDER TO OPEN UP JEFFERSON AND ADAMS STREETS - ADAMS AVENUE August 14, 1912 HD AVENUES TO JOHNSON'S LANE p.10

STREETS - ADAMS AVENUE CONDEMN LAND - CITY WANTS TO OPEN ADAMS AVENUE BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREET p.5 October 15, 1912 HA

BAULEVARD WILL BE A SURE GO: WILL ATTRACT PEOPLE TO THE SOUTHERN PART OF CITY: MAYOR SWITZER TALKS OF PLAN TO RUN STREETS - BOULEVARD July 9, 1911 HD BOULEVARD ALONG BANKS OF FOUR POLE CREEK p.7 HUNTINGTON TRIES PARALLEL PARKING AND TURNS STREETS INTO REAL CROSS CAR PUZZLES: SPECTACLE ON DOWNTOWN STREETS STREETS - DOWNTOWN June 16, 1926 HD FURNISHES LOTS OF AMUSEMENT FOR SPECTATORS - POLICE CONTINUE CAMPAIGN FOR EDUCATION p.13 "FESENMEIER" STREET IS NEWEST HIGHWAY: BREWING COMPANY DEDICATES STREET TO CITY IN ORDER TO COMPLY WITH FEDERAL STREETS - FESENMEIER August 19, 1913 HD STATUTE p. 4

STREETS - FIFTH AVENUE SAY FIFTH AVENUE OUGHT TO BE , PAVED BUT WITH BRICKS p.12 September 27, 1918 HD

STREETS - FIFTH AVENUE - WEST RAILROAD AVE CHANGED TO (WEST) FIFTH April 13, 1926

CITIZEN'S APPROVE RIVER BOULEVARD, ATOP FLOODWALL: BEAUTY, CONVENIENCE WOULD BE AFFORDED BY OHIO RIVER BOULEVARD STREETS - FLOOD WALL BOULEVARD July 12, 1931 HD FROM WESTMORELAND TO GUYANDOTTE

STREETS - FOURTH AVENUE FOURTH AVENUE THROUGH THE YEARS Sect. 2 p.2 July 20, 1953 DND

STREETS - FOURTH AVENUE BET. 10TH & 11TH ST. HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

STREETS - HAL GREER BLVD. HAL GREER BOULEVARD TO BE DEDICATED TODAY July 1, 1978

STREETS - HISTORY STREETS ONE OF CITY'S MOST VALUED ASSETS August 27, 1939 HA

PRISONERS DO 64 YEARS WORK ON STREETS OF CITY: FREE LABOR FOR CITY BY PERSONS UNABLE TO PAY FINES - POLICE REPORT: STREETS - HUNTINGTON March 13, 1912 HA 10,772 ARRESTS IN PERIOD: ONE HUNDRED ARE SENT TO PENITENTIARY UNDER THE COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT p.10

STREETS - HUNTINGTON SUGGEST NEW NAMES FOR CITY STREETS p. 6 July 22, 1913 HD

STREETS - HUNTINGTON MIDWAY' IS NAME OF NEW DIVISION (JEFFERSON AVE. - W. HUNTINGTON) P. 5 August 17, 1913 HD

STREET NAMING COMMISSION SUGGESTED - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RECOMMENDS COMMISSION TO REVISE NAMES OF STREETS - STREETS - NAMES November 17, 1911 HD EAST HUNTINGTON TO GET A PARK SITE p.1 & 3

STREETS - NAMES FEW CHANGES TO BE RECOMMENDED TO REMEDY DEFECTS IN STREET NAME p.10 November 19, 1912 HD

STREETS - NAMES PLAN NEW NAMES FOR NINETEEN STREETS: STREET NAMING COMMITTEE MAKES FINAL REPORT TO CITY COMMISSIONERS p.3 January 29, 1913 HD

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL WILL ALTER SOME OF STREET NAMES: COMMISSIONERS TO GIVE NEW TITLES TO STREETS - SMALL STORM ARISES AT GUYANDOTTE, STREETS - NAMES January 31, 1913 HD HOWEVER, AS RESULT OF COMMITTEE'S REPORT p.10

STREETS - NEUTRAL STRIP CLOSES TODAY AFTER SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR March 3, 1900

AVENUES THROUGH NEUTRAL STRIP COMMISSIONERS ADOPT ORDINANCE PROVIDED FOR IMPROVEMENT [ADAMS/JEFFERSON AVE / STREETS - NEUTRAL STRIP September 30, 1912 HA CENTRAL CITY] p.3 CONTRACTS ARE LET FOR BRICK FOR NEW PAVING: BIDS ON SMOOTH SURFACE MATERIAL FOR PAVING AGAIN REJECTED BY BOARD STREETS - PAVING July 11, 1911 HD OF COMMISSIONERS: ALL PAVING WILL BE DONE WITH BRICK p.3

STREETS - PAVING SPRING 1891 SAW FIRST BRICK PAVEMENT LAID November 2, 1930

STREETS - PAVING HUNTINGTON HAD FIRST PAVED STREETS IN 1891 p. B9 June 25, 1959 HD

STREETS - PLANNING AGED CHARLESTON ENGINEER TELLS OF PLANNING HUNTINGTON STREET March 10, 1929

STREETS - SECOND AVE LAND DISPUTE TO GO TO HIGH COURT: STRIP 10 BY 35 FEET AT SECOND AVENUE AND NINTH STREET CLAIMED BY STATE p.38 June 13, 1926 HD

ALL SIDEWALKS TO BE LAID: CERTIFICATES TO BE ISSUED AGAINST PROPERTY: MATTER IS PUT ON SAME BASIS AS PAVING AND STREETS - SIDEWALKS July 24, 1912 HD EXCUSES WILL NO LONGER BE ACCEPTED p.10

STREETS - STREET CAR LANE SEE OPENING OF SOUTHSIDE STREET CAR LANE AS EPOCH IN HISTORY OF HUNTINGTON October 15, 1915

STREETS - THIRD TITLE OF C&O TO 'THIRD' STREET IS CHALLENGED - RESIDENTS ON CONTESTED HIGHWAY SEEK TO OUST RAILROAD COMPANY p.3 March 1, 1913 HD

STREETS - THIRD AVE & 11TH ST IT LOOKS A LITTLE DIFFERENT NOW (pic) sect. 3 p. 5 February 24, 1946 HA

STREETS - THIRD AVE & 5TH AVE. THIRD & FIFTH AVE. ARE ONE WAY AVE. TODAY January 5, 1958

STREETS - THIRD AVE & 5TH AVE. SPECIAL TRAFFIC PATROL ORDERED MOTORCYCLE OFFICERS TO BE OUT SUNDAY FOR CHANGE TO ONE WAY 3RD & 5TH AVE June 4, 1958

STREETS - THIRD AVENUE 3RD AVENUE - DIRT STREETS - 1884 (pic) p. C6 June 25, 1959 HD

STREETS - THIRD AVENUE THIRD AVE HAS CHANGED - FEW RELICS ARE LEFT OF HORSE-BUGGY DAYS p.H2 June 25, 1959 HD

STREETS - THIRD AVENUE & 11TH ST HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN (pic) sect. 3 p. 1 February 24, 1946 HA

STREETS - THIRD AVENUE & 6TH ST COUNCIL TO EASE TRAFFIC PROBLEM (pic) p. 2 October 13, 1952 DND

STREETS - WASHINGTON BLVD. WASHINGTON BOULEVARD SUGGESTED AS APT TITLE FOR CITY'S NEW DRIVE September 12, 1915

STREETS - WASHINGTON BLVD. SIX MILE FOUR POLE DRIVE NOW WASHINGTON BOULEVARD November 28, 1915

STRIKES - HOUDAILLE STRIKE HITS HOUDAILLE; PICKETS OUT p. 1 & 2 October 7, 1952 DND

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STRIKES - HUNTINGTON TUMBLER CO. 300 EMPLOYEES OF GLASS PLANT GO ON STRIKE p.1 August 2, 1910 HD

STRIKES - HUNTINGTON TUMBLER CO. NO DEVELOPMENTS IN GLASS STRIKE p.1 August 9, 1910 HD

STRIKES - HUNTINGTON TUMBLER CO. STRIKE BREAKERS WERE BEATEN BY GLASS WORKERS p.10 July 13, 1911 HD

STRIKES - HUNTINGTON TUMBLER CO. RECORD HAS BEEN PREPARED AND GLASS STRIKERS CASE WILL BE CARRIED TO SUPREME COURT p. 8 August 24, 1911 HD

STRIKES - SYLVANIA PLANT SYLVANIA PLANT VOTES 24-HOUR STRIKE NOTICE p. 1 & 2 September 11, 1952 DND

STRIKES - SYLVANIA PLANT 3000 WORKERS IDLE AT SYLVANIA PLANT (p. 2) pics p. 3 October 2, 1952 DND

STRIKES - SYLVANIA PLANT STRIKE CALLED AT SYLVANIA BY THE IUE UNION p. 1 & 2 October 2, 1952 DND

STRIKES - SYLVANIA PLANT WORKERS RETURN AS SYLVANIA WALKOUT ENDS p. 20 November 17, 1952 DND

SYNAGOGUES - OHEV SHOLOM TEMPLE OHEV SHOLOM TEMPLE WILL OPEN TONIGHT June 10, 1926

SYNAGOGUES - OHEV SHOLOM TEMPLE DR. CHARLES HENRITH (SP?) PLAYS FIRST ORGAN RECITAL AT NEW OHEV SHOLOM TEMPLE OPENING June 11, 1926

BLESSES SON IN FINAL ADDRESS OF DEDICATION: JOSEPH SCHONTHAL BESTOWS BLESSINGS ON HEAD OF OHEV SHOLOM SYNAGOGUES - OHEV SHOLOM TEMPLE June 12, 1926 HD CONGREGATION p.1 & 3 IMPRESSIVE RITES MARK DEDICATION OF NEW SYNAGOGUE: BEAUTIFUL $250,000 HOME OF OHEV SHOLOM CONGREGATION FORMALLY SYNAGOGUES - OHEV SHOLOM TEMPLE June 12, 1926 HD DEDICATED FRIDAY p.1 & 3

SYNAGOGUES - OHEV SHOLOM TEMPLE CITY PROUD OF ITS MANY CHURCHES Sect. C p.7 July 20, 1953 DND

SYNAGOGUES - OHEV SHOLOM TEMPLE OLD OHEV SHOLOM TEMPLE p. H8 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

TAXES - POP POP TAX IS STILL ON BOOKS p. 5 March 11, 1953 DND

TELEPHONES - ANSWERING SERVICE ANSWERING SERVICE IS PROVIDED HERE BY UNIQUE SYSTEM (HUNTINGTON TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE0 p. 12 October 20, 1952 DND

TELEPHONES - EARLY FIRST PHONE SERVICE ESTABLISHED HERE IN 1883 sect. 3 p. 17 February 24, 1946 HA

TELEPHONES - EARLY 1883 - HUNTINGTON'S FIRST TELEPHONE SYSTEM p. B5 July 11, 1971 HA

TELEPHONES - FIRST SWITCHBOARD HUNTINGTON TALKS THROUGH 10,671 TELEPHONES: FIRST SWITCHBOARD PLACED HERE 33 YEARS AGO Sect. 4 p. 3 & 12 May 11, 1924 HA

TELEPHONES - SERVICE TELEPHONE MERGER WILL SOON BE COMPLETED [CENTRAL CITY MUTUAL/BELL SERVICE] p.8 August 7, 1910 HD

ORGANIZE RURAL TELEPHONE LINES - ENTIRE COUNTY WILL SOON BE COVERED: FARMERS IN VICINITY OF SARAH AND BOWEN ARE TELEPHONES - SERVICE April 14, 1911 HD LATEST TO ORGANIZE A COMPANY p.6

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TELEVISION PROGRAMS - JIMMY SKAGGS "WV BALADIER" JIMMY SKAGGS NOW PRODUCES OWN SHOW ON LOCATION STATION p. 12 September 30, 1952 DND

TELEVISION STATIONS - WHTN JIMMY SKAGGS NOW PRODUCES OWN SHOW ON LOCATION STATION p. 12 September 30, 1952 DND

TELEVISION STATIONS - WHTN HUNTINGTON A PIONEER CITY IN BROADCASTING Suppl. p.g 12 July 11, 1971 HA

TELEVISION STATIONS - WHTN WHO WILL WIN THE TV RATING WAR… WSAZ OR WHTN? P. 15 March 12, 1975 HA

TELEVISION STATIONS - WSAZ WSAZ 'WELL PLEASED' WITH NEW LOCATION (WV BUILDING) (pic) p.22 July 20, 1953 DND

TELEVISION STATIONS - WSAZ MAYBE LATER THIS WEEK… WSAZ-TV MUM ON BUYING OF CHARLESTON STATION p.1 & 16 March 31, 1954 DND

TELEVISION STATIONS - WSAZ HUNTINGTON A PIONEER CITY IN BROADCASTING Suppl. p.g 12 July 11, 1971 HA

TELEVISION STATIONS - WSAZ WHO WILL WIN THE TV RATING WAR… WSAZ OR WHTN? P. 15 March 12, 1975 HA

TELEVISON STATIONS - WOWK CHANNEL 13 TV STATION IS APPROVED September 3, 1954 HA

WILL BUILD NEW VAUDEVILLE HOUSE AT ELEVENTH STREET AND FOURTH AVENUE: WILL GET KEITH FAMILY BOOKINGS AND POPULAR THEATRES February 25, 1912 HD PRICES WILL BE CHARGED p.8

THEATRES MANY LOCAL CONCERNS IN MOVING PICTURES ; 1800 FEET OF FILM ALREADY TAKEN IN THIS CITY SHOWING MUCH OF INTEREST June 18, 1913

THEATRES $2,000,000 BUCKS USED IN BUILDING OF NEW THEATRE : 14 MONTHS REQUIRED TO ERECT ELABORATE STRUCTURE May 6, 1928

THEATRES - ABBOTT COMMUNITY PLAYERS READ FOR OPENING (PEG O'MY HEART) p. 4 February 9, 1953 DND

THEATRES - ABBOTT WEST ENDS ABBOTT THEATRE DEMOLISHED December 31, 1994 HD

THEATRES - BROADWAY THEATRE LEAGUE HUNTINGTON'S COMMUNITY PLAYERS GOES BACK TO 20s Suppl. p. 9 July 11, 1971 HA

THEATRES - CINEMA HUNTINGTON HAS SUFFERED THROUGH THREE GREAT FLOODS p. G2 July 11, 1971 HA

COLONIAL THEATRE OPENS TOMORROW: ONE OF MOST HANDSOME PICTURE HOUSES IN STATE: MANAGED BY ED WAUGH OF THEATRES - COLONIAL July 14, 1912 HD WONDERLAND AND GEM - VANNIMAN'S AIRSHIP OPENING ATTRACTION (4TH AVE NEAR 9TH ST) Sect. 2 p.8 OVER $2000 DAILY SPENT IN HUNTINGTON BY 'MOVEY' MEN: FILMS COST AS HIGH AS $500,000: COST $47,000 TO ESTABLISH THIS CITY'S THEATRES - COLONIAL February 2, 1913 HD TEN MOVING PICTURE THEATRES WITH AVERAGE DAILY EXPENSE OF $30 p.12

THEATRES - COMMUNITY PLAYERS HUNTINGTON'S COMMUNITY PLAYERS GOES BACK TO 20s Suppl. p. 9 July 11, 1971 HA

THEATRES - DIXIE DIXIE THEATRE HAS SUCCESSFUL OPENING PERIOD August 20, 1916

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THEATRES - DIXIE DIXIE THEATRE TO BE REMODELED: INTERIOR TO BE ENLARGED AND BEAUTIFIED (LOCATED ON 4TH AVE BETWEEN 8TH & 9TH ST.) p.10 March 24, 1919 HD

THEATRES - EAST END DRIVE IN AREA DRIVE-IN THEATER TO BE USED AS CHURCH p.3 April 9, 1954 DND

OVER $2000 DAILY SPENT IN HUNTINGTON BY 'MOVEY' MEN: FILMS COST AS HIGH AS $500,000: COST $47,000 TO ESTABLISH THIS CITY'S THEATRES - GEM February 2, 1913 HD TEN MOVING PICTURE THEATRES WITH AVERAGE DAILY EXPENSE OF $30 p.12 STREET SCENES IN HUNTINGTON ARE SHOWN IN MOTION PICTURE AT THE GRAND: MANY FAMILIAR FACES MAY BE SEEN IN PICTURE THEATRES - GRAND August 29, 1912 HD WHICH IS HIGHLY INTERESTING p.10 OVER $2000 DAILY SPENT IN HUNTINGTON BY 'MOVEY' MEN: FILMS COST AS HIGH AS $500,000: COST $47,000 TO ESTABLISH THIS CITY'S THEATRES - GRAND February 2, 1913 HD TEN MOVING PICTURE THEATRES WITH AVERAGE DAILY EXPENSE OF $30 p.12

THEATRES - HIPPODROME WILL REBUILD HIPPODROME : VAUDEVILLE THEATRE WILL PRESENT ENTIRELY NEW APPEARANCE p.16 July 20, 1913 HD

THEATRES - HIPPODROME NEW CHAIRS FOR THE HIPPODROME p. 10 July 29, 1913 HD

THEATRES - HIPPODROME HIPPODROME WILL OPEN TOMORROW p. 2 August 31, 1913 HD

THEATRES - HIPPODROME JUVENILE FOLLIES OF 1921 May 29, 1921 HD

THEATRES - HISTORY IT WAS THE BEST NEW YORK HAD TO OFFER - AND RIGHT HERE IN HUNTINGTON p. H1/H17 July 11, 1971 HA

THEATRES - HUB CHRISTENED: NEW MOVING PICTURE THEATRE ON NINTH STREET TO BE KNOWN AS THE 'HUB' p.8 August 27, 1911 HD

THEATRES - HUNTINGTON HUNTINGTON THEATRE TO OPEN NEXT MONTH p. 3 July 13, 1913 HD

THEATRES - HUNTINGTON HUNTINGTON THEATRE WILL SOON BE READY p. 10 July 31, 1913 HD

THEATRES - HUNTINGTON HUNTINGTON THEATRE OPENS SEPT 13TH WITH 'LITTLE MILLIONAIRES' p. 8 August 7, 1913 HD

THEATRES - HUNTINGTON GET HUNTINGTON THEATRE READY FOR FIRST SHOW (REMODELED) August 30, 1914

THEATRES - HUNTINGTON FIRST 'LEGITIMATE' THEATRE IN CITY WAS OPENED IN 1885 (pic) - OLD HUNTINGTON THEATRE p. E11 June 25, 1959 HD

THEATRES - HUNTINGTON IT WAS THE BEST NEW YORK HAD TO OFFER - AND RIGHT HERE IN HUNTINGTON p. H1/H17 July 11, 1971 HA

THEATRES - HUNTINGTON LITTLE THEATRE HUNTINGTON'S COMMUNITY PLAYERS GOES BACK TO 20s Suppl. p. 9 July 11, 1971 HA

OVER $2000 DAILY SPENT IN HUNTINGTON BY 'MOVEY' MEN: FILMS COST AS HIGH AS $500,000: COST $47,000 TO ESTABLISH THIS CITY'S THEATRES - IDLE HOUR (EAST END) February 2, 1913 HD TEN MOVING PICTURE THEATRES WITH AVERAGE DAILY EXPENSE OF $30 p.12 OVER $2000 DAILY SPENT IN HUNTINGTON BY 'MOVEY' MEN: FILMS COST AS HIGH AS $500,000: COST $47,000 TO ESTABLISH THIS CITY'S THEATRES - IT (EAST END) February 2, 1913 HD TEN MOVING PICTURE THEATRES WITH AVERAGE DAILY EXPENSE OF $30 p.12

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE KEITH THEATRE MAY BE BUILT ON FOURTH AVE. - ZENNER-BRADSHAW & LONG LOTS ARE REPORTED SITES June 6, 1926

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THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE SHOWMAN ALBEE BUILDS HIS FINEST THEATRE AS TRIBUTE TO HIS FRIEND p. 6 September 25, 1927 HD

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE KEITH ALBEE IS THE ULTIMATE IN THEATER WORLD April 29, 1928

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE ALBEE INVENTED NAME OF THEATRE May 6, 1928

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE BACK STAGE OF KEITH ALBEE IS ELABORATE May 6, 1928

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE CLOUDS, SUN & STARS ARE APED - BREATHTAKING LIGHTING EFFECTS PART OF NEW THEATER EQUIPMENT May 6, 1928

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE LADIES TO FIND TRUE LUXURY IN SMOKING ROOMS May 6, 1928

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE LATEST MACHINES USED IN PROJECTION BOOTH OF NEW KEITH ALBEE May 6, 1928

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE SPANISH MOTIF CARRIED OUT IN NEW PLAYHOUSE (KEITH ALBEE) May 6, 1928

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE CURTAIN WILL RISE TODAY ON NEW THEATRE ERECTED AT COST OF 2 MILLION May 7, 1928

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE KEITH-ALBEE IS FOUR YEARS OLD Sect. 2 p. 10 May 8, 1932 HD

THEATRES - KEITH ALBEE HAPPY 50 KEITH ALBEE GALA SUNDAY May 5, 1978 HD

OVER $2000 DAILY SPENT IN HUNTINGTON BY 'MOVEY' MEN: FILMS COST AS HIGH AS $500,000: COST $47,000 TO ESTABLISH THIS CITY'S THEATRES - LYRIC February 2, 1913 HD TEN MOVING PICTURE THEATRES WITH AVERAGE DAILY EXPENSE OF $30 p.12

THEATRES - LYRIC LYRIC CAPACITY WILL BE DOUBLED UNDER NEW PLANS : THEATRE WILL BE TRANSFORMED INTO VERITABLE PALACE OF THE "MOVIES" April 28, 1914

THEATRES - LYRIC LYRIC THEATRE TAKES OVER ENTIRE MAJESTIC BUILDING AND WILL DOUBLE CAPACITY September 12, 1915

LYRIC OPENING MARKS NEW ERA IN THEATRICALS : ENLARGED PICTURE PLACE IS READY TO RECEIVE PUBLIC - IS LARGEST HOUSE IN THEATRES - LYRIC December 12, 1915 WEST VIRGINIA

THEATRES - LYRIC OUR FIRST 100 YEARS IN MUSIC (pic) Suppl. p. 9 July 11, 1971 HA

THEATRES - MARGARET MARGARET, NEW THEATRE, WILL OPEN DOORS MONDAY AFTERNOON TO THE PUBLIC [NW CORNER 8TH AVE & 20TH ST] p.12 October 9, 1923 HA

THEATRES - OLYMPIA OLYMPIA THEATRE TO OPEN MONDAY p.17 March 14, 1915 HD

THEATRES - ORPHEUM NEW MOVIE HOUSE OR OFFICE BUILDING SOON MR. RITTER ANNOUNCES September 30, 1915

THEATRES - ORPHEUM ORPHEUM CHOSEN AS NAME FOR NEW MOVIE HOUSE October 7, 1915

THEATRES - ORPHEUM CURTAINS AND EQUIPMENT FOR ORPHEUM HERE March 5, 1916

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THEATRES - ORPHEUM HUNTINGTON NEW THEATRE THE ORPHEUM REPRESENTS VERY LATEST IN FILM WORLD March 19, 1916

THEATRES - ORPHEUM PREMIERE OF THE ORPHEUM BIG SUCCESS March 21, 1916

THEATRES - ORPHEUM NEW MANAGER FOR ORPHEUM December 6, 1916

THEATRES - ORPHEUM ORPHEUM OPENING DISPLAYS BEAUTY - NEWLY DECORATED HOUSE December 12, 1916

THEATRES - ORPHEUM HYMAN INTERESTS GET CONTROL OF ORPHEUM THEATRE March 24, 1917

THEATRES - ORPHEUM HUNTINGTON HAS SUFFERED THROUGH THREE GREAT FLOODS p. G2 July 11, 1971 HA

THEATRES - PALACE PALACE THEATRE OPENS TOMORROW FOR FIRST TIME November 11, 1926

BREAKING GROUND FOR NEW THEATRE: PLACADE VAUDEVILLE HOUSE ON FOURTH AVENUE: WILL OPEN ACCORDING TO PRESENT THEATRES - PLACADE March 15, 1912 HA PLANS ON FOURTH DAY OF JULY (4TH AVE & 11TH ST) p.9

THEATRES - PLACADE SUCCESS FOR NEW PLACADE THEATRE OPENING WEEK OF NEW VAUDEVILLE HOUSE PLEASES LARGE CROWDS p.3 November 3, 1912 HD

OVER $2000 DAILY SPENT IN HUNTINGTON BY 'MOVEY' MEN: FILMS COST AS HIGH AS $500,000: COST $47,000 TO ESTABLISH THIS CITY'S THEATRES - ROYAL (EAST END) February 2, 1913 HD TEN MOVING PICTURE THEATRES WITH AVERAGE DAILY EXPENSE OF $30 p.12 OVER $2000 DAILY SPENT IN HUNTINGTON BY 'MOVEY' MEN: FILMS COST AS HIGH AS $500,000: COST $47,000 TO ESTABLISH THIS CITY'S THEATRES - WONDERLAND February 2, 1913 HD TEN MOVING PICTURE THEATRES WITH AVERAGE DAILY EXPENSE OF $30 p.12

THEATRES - WONDERLAND OLD WONDERLAND THEATRE TO OPEN: VAUDEVILLE WILL BE OFFERED IN FORMER MOVIE HOUSE (C.E. BLAGG) p.10 March 4, 1915 HD

TRAIN STATIONS - C&O DEPOT NEW C&O PASSENGER STATION FOR HUNTINGTON March 28, 1900

TRAIN STATIONS - C&O DEPOT ADDITION TO C&O FRIEGHT DEPOT: SECOND STORY WILL BE BUILT FOR OFFICE ROOMS p.10 June 24, 1911 HD

TRAIN STATIONS - C&O DEPOT WORK STARTS ON STATION: CONTRACTOR FOR NEW DEPOT ARRIVES p.8 June 25, 1912 HD

TRAIN STATIONS - C&O DEPOT OPENING OF NEW C&O DEPOT DELAYED 30 DAYS p. 3 July 17, 1913 HD

TRAIN STATIONS - C&O DEPOT MOVING INTO NEW C&O STATION p. 3 August 1, 1913 HD

TRAIN STATIONS - C&O DEPOT NEW DEPOT AFTER MANY LONG YEARS p. 2 August 7, 1913 HD

TRAIN STATIONS - C&O DEPOT OLD C&O DEPOT (pic) sect. 3 p. 30 February 24, 1946 HA

TRAIN STATIONS - C&O DEPOT LUNCH ROOM - C&O STATION p. E8 (pic) June 25, 1959 HD

TRAIN STATIONS - C&O DEPOT THE WORLD WAR I CANTEEN: ISLAND OF FRIENDLINESS (pic) Suppl. p. 5 July 11, 1971 HA

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TRAINS - DUMMY 14TH STREET W.: 'THE DUMMY' FIRST TRAIN TRAVEL FROM CENTRAL CITY TO KENOVA/1ST GROCERY IN DISTRICT OPENS IN '13 p. 15 March 19, 1953 DND

TRAINS - FIRST ARRIVAL THE DAY THE FIRST TRAIN CAME TO HUNTINGTON (January 29, 1872) p. C4 July 11, 1971 HA

TRAINS - HUNTINGTON C&O SHOPS FIRST LOCOMOTIVE #23 p. F8 July 11, 1971 HA

TRAINS - ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL THE ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL: TO JOHN THOMAS, THAT WAS LIVING p. 9 March 20, 1979 HA

TRANSPORTATION - BUS NEW GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL OPENS FOR BUSINESS TONIGHT [ 4TH AVE & 13TH ST] p.3 December 9, 1953 DND

TRANSPORTATION - HISTORY MASS TRANSPORT STORY COVERS HORSE-DRAWN TO HORSEPOWERED p. H5 June 25, 1959 HD

TRANSPORTATION - HISTORY TRANSPORTATION ACROSS THE OHIO: FROM FERRY SERVICE TO THE 6TH ST. BRIDGE (pics) p. C7 July 11, 1971 HA

TRANSPORTATION - HISTORY TRAVEL WASN'T SUCH FUN IN THE EARLY DAYS p. H6 July 11, 1971 HA

TRANSPORTATION - MOTORCYCLES MOTORCYCLES HAVE BICYCLES ON GO: OLD LEG POWER MACHINES RAPIDLY GOING OUT OF USE p. 10 July 27, 1913 HD

TRANSPORTATION - TAXI PROHIBITION USHERED IN 'GOLDEN AGE' OF TAXIS p. B5 June 25, 1959 HD

TRANSPORTATION - TAXI ONCE UPON A TIME A RIDE IN A STREETCAR OR TAXI WAS A LUXURY (pics) p. C10 July 11, 1971 HA

U.F.O. MARAUDERS HUNTED p. 1 July 24, 1952 DND

U.F.O. WOMAN'S EYE MUCH SHARPER THAN NAVY'S BIG RADAR EYE p. 2 July 24, 1952 DND

URBAN LEGENDS - BRAXTON COUNTY MONSTER WELL, MOST ANYBODY WOULD GET SCARED IF THEY SAW THAT p. 5 September 16, 1952 DND

URBAN LEGENDS - BRAXTON COUNTY MONSTER VAPOR GHOST p. 17 September 17, 1952 DND

URBAN LEGENDS - BRAXTON COUNTY MONSTER MONSTER p. 17 September 18, 1952 DND

VIADUCT PLANS ARE REVIVED; COMMITTEE NAMED TO PICK SITE - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESIDENT APPOINTS BODY TO VIADUCTS February 22, 1920 HD INVESTIGATE AND REPORTS ON PROJECT WORK WILL BE RUSHED - COMMITTEEMEN TO CALL MEETING IN FEW DAYS Sect 2 p.4 MAY BUILD SUBWAY BENEATH DEPON TO KEEP TENTH OPEN: PROPOSED TUNNEL WOULD COST $30,000 ACCORDING TO RAILROAD VIADUCTS - 10TH STREET September 5, 1912 HA OFFICIALS p.8

VIADUCTS - 10TH STREET TO BUILD CROSSING AT TENTH STREET: CONTESTED HIGHWAY TO BE OPENED TO TRAFFIC p.10 February 5, 1913 HD

VIADUCTS - 10TH STREET NEW VIADUCT IS BAD DANGER SPOT p.10 September 4, 1918 HD

VISITS - CELEBRITY - AMOS AND ANDY CELEBRATED RADIO TEAM VISITS CITY p.12 February 21, 1935 HD

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VISITS - CELEBRITY - ANNIE OAKLEY ANNIE OAKLEY: GREATEST RIFLE AND WING SHOT IN THE WORLD IS ONE OF STARS WITH YOUNG BUFFALO BILL SHOW p.9 September 3, 1911 HD

VISITS - CELEBRITY - BOB HOPE CAMMACK CENTER WILL MOVE INTO NEW HOME SOON: BOB HOPE BENEFIT THURSDAY May 2, 1965 HD

VISITS - CELEBRITY - BOB HOPE BOB HOPE FLIES IN TODAY FOR BENEFIT (CAMMACK'S CHILDREN CENTER) p. 1 May 6, 1965 HD

VISITS - CELEBRITY - BOB HOPE BOB HOPE IN PERSON (adv.) p. 38 May 6, 1965 HD

VISITS - CELEBRITY - BOB HOPE 4200 ROAR TO HOPE'S JOKES, BARBS, SONGS p. 15 May 7, 1965 HD

VISITS - CELEBRITY - BOB HOPE HOPE KEEPS 'EM HAPPY IN APPEARANCE HERE p. 15 May 7, 1965 HA

VISITS - CELEBRITY - BOB HOPE WELCOMERS FIND BOB READY WITH QUIP, EVEN ON BRIDGE p. 15 May 7, 1965 HD

VISITS - CELEBRITY - CLAUDE RAINS CLAUDE RAINS TO BE FEATURED TOMORROW IN MARSHALL COLLEGE FORUM SERIES HERE p.2 October 19, 1953 DND

VISITS - CELEBRITY - EVA GABOR EVA GABOR WILL CUT RIBBON: HECK'S ASHLAND STORE OPENS TODAY p.24 August 29, 1963 HD

VISITS - CELEBRITY - JAMES CAGNEY CAGNEY GRABS A BITE IN HUNTINGTON: STAR BRIGHTENS CITY MAN'S DAY [DICK EARLY / SHONEY'S BIG BOY] P.1 June 11, 1975 HD

WILL ROGERS AND MAC MILLAN WILL VISIT HUNTINGTON: NOTED COWBOY COMEDIAN LECTURER AND AUTHOR TO BE PRESENTED ON VISITS - CELEBRITY - WILL ROGERS June 20, 1925 HD OCTOBER 5 p.2 COOK COUNTY MARCHERS ARE GIVEN HEARTY RECEPTION: FAMOUS SILK-HATTED DEMOCRATIC CLUB VISITS HUNTINGTON TOUR CITY VISITS - COOK COUNTY MARCHERS March 8, 1913 HD IN AUTOMOBILES FOLLOWED BY RECEPTION AND SPEECHES AT FREDERICK HOTEL p. 8

VISITS - FIRST LADY - ELEANOR ROOSEVELT FIRST LADY, HEIRESS TO VISIT ARTHURDALE p.1 November 27, 1937 HA

VISITS - POLITICAL - TEDDY ROOSEVELT T.R. (TEDDY ROOSEVELT) WILL PASS HERE TODAY p. 10 April 2, 1912 HD

T.R. WILL PASS HERE WEDNESDAY ON HIS WAY TO KENTUCKY FOR SEVERAL SPEECHES: WILL RETURN HERE THURSDAY AFTERNOON VISITS - POLITICAL - TEDDY ROOSEVELT April 2, 1912 HD AT WHICH TIME HE WILL MAKE ADDRESS (COL. THEODORE ROOSEVELT) p.10 LARGE CROWD AT DEPOT HERE TO SEE ROOSEVELT: COULDN'T WAIT UNTIL TODAY, SO LARGE CROWD TURNED OUT FOR AN VISITS - POLITICAL - TEDDY ROOSEVELT INFORMAL GREETING: T.R. MAKES FLYING TRIP THROUGH TWO STATES: GREAT CROWD TURNED OUT TO HEAR HIM AT ASHLAND AND... April 4, 1912 HD P.8 LARGE CROWD TO GREET T.R. HERE TODAY: COMING OF COL. ROOSEVELT WILL BE A GREAT POLITICAL EVENT IN THIS CITY: WILL VISITS - POLITICAL - TEDDY ROOSEVELT April 4, 1912 HD SPEAK FROM COURT HOUSE SQUARE (pic) p. 1 & 4

VISITS - POLITICAL - TEDDY ROOSEVELT COLONEL ROOSEVELT'S VISIT p.4 April 5, 1912 HD

ROOSEVELT CHEERED BY COUNTLESS THOUSANDS AND IS WELCOMED HERE AS A CONQUERING HERO: CROWD PROBABLY LARGEST VISITS - POLITICAL - TEDDY ROOSEVELT April 5, 1912 HD THAT EVER ASSEMBLED IN CITY.. CROWD ESTIMATED AT FROM 12,000 TO 15,000 p. 1 & 4

VISITS - POLITICAL - TEDDY ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT IN A CHARACTERISTIC ADDRESS MAKES PLEA FOR GOVERNMENT BY MAJORITY RULE p. 1 & 3 April 5, 1912 HD

VISITS - POLITICAL - TEDDY ROOSEVELT COLONEL INSISTS ON RECEIVING A SQUARE COUNT: WINDS UP TOUR OF WEST VA AND IS NOW SPEEDING ON WAY TO ILLINOIS p. 1 & 2 April 6, 1912 HD

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VISITS - POLITICAL - TEDDY ROOSEVELT THEODORE ROOSEVELT - B&O TRAIN NO. 710 - PT. PLEASANT, WV - 4/4/1912 (pic) p. C3 July 11, 1971 HA

VISITS - POLITICAL - WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN BRYAN WILL LECTURE HERE - THE DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRAT WILL BE HERE ON APRIL FIFTEENTH p.1 March 27, 1903 HA

VISITS - POLITICAL - WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN PEERLESS LEADER IN HUNTINGTON p.8 August 12, 1910 HD

VISITS - POLITICAL - WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN MR. BRYAN WILL MAKE A SPEECH IN HUNTINGTON: THE GREAT COMMONER IS COMING HERE LATTER PART OF OCTOBER p.3 October 15, 1912 HA

VISITS - POLITICAL - WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN (1900) COURT HOUSE SPEECH (pic) p. B2 June 25, 1959 HD

VISITS - POLITICAL - WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN BRYAN 'FREE SILVER' AND A MAN NAMED COIN HARVEY p. G6 July 11, 1971 HA

VISITS - PRESIDENTIAL - HERBERT HOOVER CITY TO GREET HOOVER MONDAY, TRAIN TO STOP 10 MIN. MAYOR ADVISED June 11, 1931

VISITS - PRESIDENTIAL - HERBERT HOOVER CITY GREETS NATION CHIEF TODAY June 15, 1931

VISITS - PRESIDENTIAL - HERBERT HOOVER THOUSANDS PAY RESPECT TO HOOVER June 16, 1931

VISITS - VICE PRESIDENTIAL - CHARLES CURTIS MARSHALL SPEAKER: 1930 GRADUATES WILL HEAR TWO NOTED ORATORS p. 1 March 16, 1930 HA

VITAL RECORDS - BIRTHS BIRTH RECORDS ARE NEGLECTED: MORE ATTENTION PAID TO HOGS THAN CHILDREN p.3 September 25, 1910 HD

REPORTING DEATHS TO BE TAKEN UP: PUBLIC AND PHYSICIANS DEFICIENT IN THIS MATTER: STATE CORONERS TO INSIST ON LAW VITAL RECORDS - DEATHS September 18, 1910 HD COMPELLING PERSONS TO REPORT ALL DEATHS p.12

WARS - CIVIL WAR VET OF CIVIL WAR RECALLS DAYS ON THE FIRING LINE November 6, 1921

WARS - CIVIL WAR J.N. POTTS FACED DEATH ON NEW YEAR DAY OF 64 January 1, 1922

WARS - CIVIL WAR CIVIL WAR EXPERIENCE OF LATE R.W. DOUTHAT RELATED IN OLD JOURNAL January 4, 1931

WARS - CIVIL WAR JEFF DAVIS YELL WAS BATTLE CRY p. B2 June 25, 1959 HD

WARS - CIVIL WAR BATTLE OF SCARY CREEK BEGINNING OF WAR IN VIRGINIA IN 1861 p. 5D June 16, 1963 HA

WARS - CIVIL WAR CHARLESTON SCENE OF 1ST MILITARY EXECUTIONS IN WEST VIRGINIA BY UNION DURING CIVIL WAR p. 5D June 16, 1963 HA

WARS - CIVIL WAR HARPERS FERRY BEGAN IN 1747 BUT JOHN BROWN MADE IT FAMOUS p. 4C June 16, 1963 HA

WARS - CIVIL WAR RAIDS AT MARLINS BOTTOM AND HUNTERSVILLE SCARED CONFEDERATES p. 9G June 16, 1963 HA

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WARS - CIVIL WAR SKIRMISH AT TUCKWILLER'S HILL FOUGHT BY STARLIGHT COST COL. PAXTON COMMAND p. 9G June 16, 1963 HA

WARS - CIVIL WAR THIS WAS THE CIVIL WAR : THE REBELS ARE INDEED COMING p. 30 June 16, 1963 HA

WARS - CIVIL WAR EFFECTS OF CIVIL WAR REMAINED FOR MANY YEARS p. 26-27 March 28, 1976 HD

WARS - CIVIL WAR A ROUSING REBEL YELL, 50 YEARS LATER p. 3 [RICK BAUMGARTNER] October 26, 1978 HA

WARS - CIVIL WAR TRACING THE STORY OF THE 8TH VIRGINIA January 18, 1987

WARS - CIVIL WAR - COX, EMMY THE RIDES OF CABELL COUNTY'S 'PAUL REVERE' p. 3 June 15, 1978 HA

WARS - CIVIL WAR - GUYANDOTTE ONLY CONFEDERATE FLAG ON OHIO WAS AT GUYANDOTTE December 5, 1915

WARS - CIVIL WAR - GUYANDOTTE GUYANDOTTE BATTLE RECALLED BY VETERAN September 22, 1921

WARS - CIVIL WAR - NEWCOMB, WILLIAM HILL (LT.) THE FIRST DAMNYANKEE GENTLEMAN IN GUYANDOTTE p. 3 July 22, 1978 HA

WARS - CIVIL WAR - WEST VIRGINIA UNCLE DYKE GARRETT: THE GOOD SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS p. 3 May 16, 1978 HA

WARS - KOREA KOREAN WAR DEAD ARRIVE IN U.S. TODAY p. 10 November 24, 1952 DND

WARS - MEXICO WEST VIRGINIA GETS FIRST CALL: IN THE EVENT OF TROUBLE IN MEXICO p. 4 August 1, 1913 HD

WARS - MEXICO WEST VIRGINIA MILITARY READY FOR TROUBLE WITH MEXICANS p. 10 August 9, 1913 HD

WARS - MEXICO SPECIAL TRAIN LEAVES TODAY WITH HUNTINGTON SOLDIERS : SECOND REGIMENT TO BE ENCAMPED AT KANAWHA CITY June 20, 1916

WARS - MEXICO SOLDIERS LEAVE ON RAINY MORN June 22, 1916

WARS - MEXICO ENTIRE SECOND WEST VIRGINIA REGIMENT WILL BE MUSTERED OUT IN HUNTINGTON March 13, 1917

WARS - MEXICO TROOPS HERE EARLY TODAY March 18, 1917

WARS - VIETNAM VIETNAM: THE LEGACY (Special Report: Twenty Years Later) April 28, 1985 HD

GERMAN INTRIGUE WITH JAPAN & MEXICO - WHAT IF MEANS. ATTEMPT TO ENLIST NATIONS AGAINST UNITED STATES IS PART OF NET WARS - WORLD WAR I March 18, 1917 THAT SOUGHT TO INCLUDE RUSSIA

WARS - WORLD WAR I - CANTEEN THE WORLD WAR I CANTEEN: ISLAND OF FRIENDLINESS (pic) Suppl. p. 5 July 11, 1971 HA

WARS - WORLD WAR I - SOLDIERS FOULK REPORTS WVA CASUALTIES p.8 October 22, 1918 HD

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WARS - WORLD WAR I - SOLDIERS 8 WEST VIRGINIANS IN CASUALTY LIST p.8 November 6, 1918 HD

WARS - WORLD WAR I - SOLDIERS PROUD OFFERING TO HUMANITY BY HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL: SERVICE EMBLEM WITH 245 STARS GIVES EVIDENCE p.3 November 23, 1918 HD

WARS - WORLD WAR I - SOLDIERS AMERICANS CITED FOR BRAVERY IN ACTION (list of names) p.14-15 November 24, 1918 HD

WARS - WORLD WAR II 8 DAYS OF INFAMY (TIMELINE) p.9 December 7, 1970 HD

FORMATION OF WEST VIRGINIA COUNTIES: INTERESTING INFORMATION CONCERNING THE EARLY HISTORY OF STATE OF WEST WEST VIRGINIA - COUNTY FORMATIONS February 17, 1912 HD VIRGINIA p.2

WEST VIRGINIA - COUNTY FORMATIONS STATE COUNTIES' AGES VARY FROM 41 TO 182 YEARS: SEVEN CARRY NAMES OF PRESIDENTS p.3 May 30, 1937 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - COUNTY SEATS EDUCATOR REVEALS HOW STATE'S COUNTY SEATS DERIVED THEIR NAMES p. 12 July 26, 1931 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - EARLY HISTORY SPOTTSWOOD SAW WEST VIRGINIA p. H2 June 25, 1959 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - EARLY HISTORY - PIONEERS BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNMENT - STATE LEGISLATURE CABELL'S CONTRIBUTION TO HOUSE OF DELEGATES p. C12 June 25, 1959 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNMENT - STATE LEGISLATURE THESE LEGISLATORS SERVED FROM CABELL COUNTY (PRIOR TO 1863) p. C11 June 25, 1959 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNORS - HATFIELD, HENRY DRURY (DR.) HATFIELD HAS ENTERED RACE FOR GOVERNORSHIP p. 1 December 21, 1911 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNORS - HATFIELD, HENRY DRURY (DR.) HATFIELD OUTLINES PRINCIPLES ON WHICH HE STANDS AS A CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR (pic) p.3 April 11, 1912 HD

DR. HATFIELD SWEEPS WEST VIRGINIA FOR GOVERNORSHIP: FIRST STATE-WIDE PRIMARY RESULTED IN HATFIELD LANDSLIDE (pic) p.1 & WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNORS - HATFIELD, HENRY DRURY (DR.) June 5, 1912 HD 2

WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNORS - HATFIELD, HENRY DRURY (DR.) HATFIELD'S MAJORITY WILL PROBABLY REACH 30,000: LATER RETURNS INCREASE THE LANDSLIDE FOR MCDOWELL MAN p. 1&3 June 6, 1912 HD

DOCTOR HATFIELD NAMED NEXT GOVERNOR OF WEST VIRGINIA: VOTERS DEFEAT WATSON AND ELECT REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE: WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNORS - HATFIELD, HENRY DRURY (DR.) November 6, 1912 HD HOT FIGHT MAY YIELD VICTORY FOR STATEWIDE PROHIBITION p.1

WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNORS - HATFIELD, HENRY DRURY (DR.) HENRY D. HATFIELD IS NOW GOVERNOR OF WEST VIRGINIA p. 1 & 4 March 5, 1913 HD

GOVERNOR HATFIELD BUYS HALF INTEREST IN KESSLER HOSPITAL: FORMER STATE EXECUTIVE WILL RESUME PRACTICE: SURGERY WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNORS - HATFIELD, HENRY DRURY (DR.) April 29, 1917 HD WHICH FIRST GAINED HIM FAME TO OCCUPY HIS ATTENTION HEREAFTER p.12

WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNORS - MARLAND, WILLIAM C. MARLAND BECOMES STATES YOUNGEST GOVERNOR p. 1 January 19, 1953 DND

WEST VIRGINIA - GOVERNORS - MARLAND, WILLIAM C. MARLAND (35TH BIRTHDAY) p. 4 March 26, 1953 DND

COMPILING HISTORY OF WEST VIRGINIA - LOYD SHAW OF NEW YORK IS SECURING DATA FOR AN ELABORATE HISTORY OF THE STATE WEST VIRGINIA - HISTORY January 19, 1912 HA p.12

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WEST VIRGINIA - HISTORY BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

WEST VIRGINIA - HISTORY - TIMELINES DAY-BY-DAY IN WEST VIRGINIA DURING THE YEAR OF 1930 p. 5 December 29, 1930 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - PIONEER INDUSTRIES BEACON LIGHTS OF WEST VIRGINIA BY PHIL CONLEY [Magazine Section] p. 6-7 April 17, 1938 HA

WEST VIRGINIA - PLACE NAMES THERE ARE FROST, PIE AND SPICE IN WEST VIRGINIA - ALL ARE TOWNS p. 7 March 20, 1932 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - POPULATION NATIONALITY OF FOREIGN-BORN WHITE POPULATION OF W.VA p.7 April 4, 1912 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - STATE SEAL COMMITTEEE NAMED IN 1863 TO SELECT SEAL FOR STATE p. C5 June 25, 1959 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - STATE SEAL STATE SEAL'S DESIGN WAS PROPHETIC [JOSPEH H. DISS DEBAR] p. F9 June 25, 1959 HD

WEST VIRGINIA - STATE SONG PRIZE OFFERED FOR STATE SONG: TO BE WRITTEN BY NATIVE WEST VIRGINIAN p.10 January 28, 1913 HD

MOTHER STATE GIVEN JUDGMENT AGAINST WEST VA. FOR MORE THATN SEVEN MILLION: INTEREST ON DEBT WILL BE DECIDED BY THE WEST VIRGINIA - VIRGINIA DEBT CASE March 7, 1911 HD TWO STATES p. 1

WEST VIRGINIA - VIRGINIA DEBT CASE TEXT OF DECISION OF SUPREME COURT IN VA DEBT CASE Sect. 2 p.6 March 12, 1911 HD

WILL CARRY CASE TO SUPREME COURT AGAIN: VIRGINIA DEBT COMMISSION IS PEEVED OVER NONCHALANT ATTITUDE OF WEST WEST VIRGINIA - VIRGINIA DEBT CASE September 21, 1911 HD VIRGINIA IN EFFECTING A SETTLEMENT OF DEBT AND WILL REPORT INACTION TO SUPREME COURT p.1 HEIRS FOR THE DAVIS MILLIONS HAVE BEEN LOCATED IN THE FAR WEST: CHILDREN OF ONE OF THE SONS FOUND IN ARIZONA, WHERE WILLS - DAVIS, HENRY GASSAWAY February 19, 1913 HD THEIR FATHER DIED MANY YEARS AGO p.8

WILLS & ESTATES - GIDEON GIDEON ESTATE APPRAISED [DAVE GIDEON] p.10 March 15, 1951 HA

WILLS & ESTATES - HARVEY PROBATE WILLS OF MRS. HARVEY & CAPT. MARK POORE May 18, 1927

WILLS & ESTATES - HATFIELD HATFIELD'S ESTATE TOPS $3.6 MILLION [DR. HENRY D. HATFIELD] p.1 April 23, 1963 HD

WILLS & ESTATES - KUHN WILL OF MRS. KUHN PROVIDES MEMORIAL CHURCH AND HOSPITAL February 20, 1913

WILLS & ESTATES - POORE PROBATE WILLS OF MRS. HARVEY & CAPT. MARK POORE May 18, 1927

MILLION DOLLAR WPA PROGRAM COVERS CABELL COUNTY: ONE THRID OF PROJECTS REMAIN TO BE FINISHED ACCORDING TO SURVEY WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION (WPA) February 14, 1937 HD (pics) Sect 4 p. 1

WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION (WPA) MILTON: WPA BEGINS WORK ON NEW STATE ROAD LINK WITH ROUTE 60 Sect. 3 p.8 May 30, 1937 HD

WV - ARTHURDALE FIRST LADY, HEIRESS TO VISIT ARTHURDALE p.1 November 27, 1937 HA

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - BUSINESSES - HOTEL NEW BUILDING ALMOST FINISHED ; BARBOURSVILLE NEW HOTEL WILL SOON BE READY FOR BUSINESS February 1, 1906

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WV - BARBOURSVILLE - BUSINESSES - ICE PLANT BARBOURSVILLE TO HAVE ICE PLANT July 29, 1913

GOOSE CREEK TO BE SITE OF MILL - FIVE HUNDRED ACRES HAVE BEEN OPTIONED - 1/2 MILE EAST OF BARBOURSVILLE (SOUTHERN WV - BARBOURSVILLE - BUSINESSES - MILLS October 4, 1916 POWDER CO.) BARBOURSVILLE 100 YEARS OLD - TOWNS BIRTHDAY PASSES IN SEDATE MANNER: ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO YESTERDAY WV - BARBOURSVILLE - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION January 15, 1913 HD BARBOURSVILLE WAS INCORPORATED IN VIRGINIA p.10

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION BARBOURSVILLE CENTENNIAL WILL BE A GREAT EVENT p.10 March 19, 1913 HD

CENTENNIAL FOR BARBOURSVILLE: ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF CITIZENS -FIRST SIX DAYS OF JUNE WILL COMPRISE GALA WEEK IN WV - BARBOURSVILLE - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION March 27, 1913 HD COLLEGE TOWN p.8

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY BARBOURSVILLE: [DUSENBERRY'S DAM] p.7 December 18, 1912 HD

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY BARBOURSVILLE: [SAMPSON SAUNDERS] p.7 December 18, 1912 HD

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY BARBOURSVILLE: [SLAVERY] p.7 December 18, 1912 HD

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY BARBOURSVILLE 100 YEARS OLD - TOWNS BIRTHDAY PASSES IN SEDATE MANNER January 15, 1913

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY BARBOURSVILLE ENJOYS PERIOD OF PROSPERITY December 6, 1913

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY PROPHETIC LETTER HELPED HUNTINGTON TO SECURE COUNTY SEAT FROM BARBOURSVILLE January 23, 1916

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY BARBOURSVILLE HISTORY March 13, 1921

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY BARBOURSVILLE HISTORY August 13, 1923

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY BARBOURSVILLE CITY OF ROMANCE IN DAYS PRECEDING CIVIL WAR HISTORIANS SAY February 7, 1926

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY BARBOURSVILLE SCENE OF CIVIL WAR SKIRMISHES p. A10 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY BOTH SIDES HAD FRIENDS IN VILLAGE p. A10 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - HISTORY B'VILLE FROM GOV. BARBOUR TO THE 20TH CENTURY p. D1 & D8 April 14, 1985 HD

WV - BARBOURSVILLE - INCORPORATION BARBOURSVILLE INCORPORATED AS A TOWN IN 1813 (pic) p. A5 July 11, 1971 HA

MERGE WESTMORELAND, CEREDO, KENOVA, KELLOGG, MAKE CITY, MOVE COUNTY SEAT, IS SUGGESTION TO THWART ANNEXATION BY WV - CABELL COUNTY - ANNEXATIONS December 12, 1920 HD COUNTY OF CABELL

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE CABELL COURT HOUSE IS RAPIDLY NEARING COMPLETION July 13, 1901

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE CLOCK PURCHASED FOR NEW COURT HOUSE October 8, 1901

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL OLD HERALD FILES BRING MEMORIES OF PAST DAYS: ANCIENT NEWSPAPER CONTAINS A VIVID ACCOUNT OF DEDICATION OF CABELL WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE March 23, 1913 HD COUNTY COURT HOUSE HERE, WITH OTHER INTERESTING ITEMS OF PAST DAYS [ FEB 22 & 24, 1902] p.9

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE BIG IMPROVEMENTS AT COURTHOUSE MANY NEW WALKS WILL BE LAID ON LAWN March 26, 1914

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE COURTHOUSE PARK PROVING POPULAR WITH PUBLIC July 25, 1914

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE COURTHOUSE CLOCK REQUIRES TWENTY MINUTES TO WIND February 7, 1915

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE PLANS FOR ADDITION TO COURT HOUSE TO BE ACTED UPON WEDNESDAY p.4 October 8, 1923 HA

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE CABELL COUNTY FATHERS CONTEMPLATE ADDING AN ANNEX TO COURTHOUSE February 2, 1930

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE COURTHOUSE HERE GREW AND GREW (pic) Sect C p.18 July 20, 1953 DND

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE COUNTY HAS USED SIX COURT HOUSES (THOMAS WARD HOME WAS THE FIRST) pics p. C4 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE FIRST CITY HALL (pic) & OLD BARBOURSVILLE COURTHOUSE (pic) p. C4 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - COURT HOUSE JAIL BAND ADDS LIFE TO COURT "CELL MATES" p. 11 March 12, 1975 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - EARLY HISTORY CABELL COUNTY'S BEGINNING (HISTORY) April 24, 1927

WV - CABELL COUNTY - EARLY HISTORY CABELL COUNTY AND ABE LINCOLN BORN IN 1809 p. A5 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - EARLY HISTORY CABELL 'COUNTY' BEGAN 500 MILLION YEARS AGO p. A3 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - EARLY HISTORY WOODSMAN'S AXE WROTE OUR EARLY HISTORY p. C8 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - EARLY SETTLERS MANY SCOTCH HIGHLANDERS SETTLERS IN OHIO VALLEY July 1, 1934

WV - CABELL COUNTY - EARLY SETTLERS FARMERS WERE ATTRACTED HERE BY RICH SOIL p. A5 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - EARLY SETTLERS HANNON WAS FIRST IN CABELL COUNTY (FIRST SETTLER - THOMAS HANNON) p. A10 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - EARLY SETTLERS MORE HORSE SENSE THAN EDUCATION WAS NEED BY EARLIER SETTLERS p. G11 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - EARLY SETTLERS SETTLERS SPOKE ONLY GERMAN p.A12 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - EARLY SETTLERS WARD BROTHERS WERE EARLY CABELL COUNTY SETTLERS p.A7 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - FAIRS & FESTIVALS HUNTINGTON FIRST COUNTY FAIR RECALLED BY PIONEER RESIDENT January 15, 1922

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WV - CABELL COUNTY - GOVERNMENT - CIRCUIT CLERK 14 HAVE BEEN CIRCUIT CLERKS p. A8 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - GOVERNMENT - CIRCUIT COURT FIRST CIRCUIT COURT CONVENED IN 1809 p. A12 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - GOVERNMENT - COUNTY CLERK ONLY TWELVE MEN HAVE HELD OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK OF CABELL COUNTY p. E7 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - HISTORY CABELL HISTORY TO BE WRITTEN: B.F. BROWN & COMPANY PREPARING DATA p.7 January 28, 1911 HD

FILE OF MYSTERIES IN CABELL COUNTY RECORDS IS REVEALED: PART OF HUNTINGTON SOLD FOR WHISKEY WHEN A 'NIGHT CAP' WV - CABELL COUNTY - HISTORY May 17, 1917 HD BOUGHT A GARDEN

WV - CABELL COUNTY - HISTORY CABELL SHERIFFS AND SURETIES FROM 1809-1929 INCLUDE MANY PROMINENT FAMILY NAMES June 27, 1929 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - HISTORY COUNTY HAS SUPPLY OF NATURAL BRINE p. A3 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - HISTORY WHITTLING PROCESS HAS CONTINUED : FIVE COUNTIES 'QUIT' CABELL p. A5 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - HISTORY - CIRCUIT RIDERS CIRCUIT RIDERS FOLLOWED PIONEERS INTO COUNTY p. H8 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - HISTORY - FUR TRADE FURS WERE LURE FOR WHITE MAN p.B2 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - LAND LAND ONCE 49 CENTS AN ACRE p. B1 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - POLITICS POLITICS' HELD THIS AREA BACK p. A9 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CABELL COUNTY - SHERIFF [J. BERT] SCHROEDER IS 48TH CABELL COUNTY SHERIFF p. G10 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - CENTRAL CITY CENTRAL CITY COW CATCHER May 15, 1905

WV - CENTRAL CITY TRAMPS TROUBLE SOULS OF CENTRAL CITY PEOPLE January 14, 1906 HD

WV - CENTRAL CITY THE REAL FACTS IN THE CASE : PROGRESS OF CENTRAL CITY April 4, 1906

WV - CENTRAL CITY CENTRAL CITY ASKED TO TAX HER BACHELORS April 6, 1907

WV - CENTRAL CITY SHOCKING TRAGEDY WAS ENACTED AT CENTRAL CITY April 30, 1907

WV - CENTRAL CITY CENTRAL CITY IMPROVEMENTS September 21, 1907

WV - CENTRAL CITY 14TH STREET WEST: DR. G.R. NEASE COMES TO CENTRAL CITY, STREET CAR TRACKS BRING END TO FEUDING p. 15 February 19, 1953 DND

WV - CENTRAL CITY - ACCIDENTS DRIVERS NECK BROKEN IN PLUNGE FROM WAGON TOP IN CENTRAL CITY LAST NIGHT October 26, 1906

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WV - CENTRAL CITY - ANNEXATION ANNEXATION OF CENTRAL CITY & GUYANDOTTE DISCUSSED BY CITIZENS August 24, 1906

CHANGE NAME TO WEST HUNTINGTON: RAILROADS WILL BE ASKED TO MAKE CHANGE: SHIPPERS OF WEST END WILL ASK THAT WV - CENTRAL CITY - ANNEXATION January 14, 1911 HD CENTRAL CITY STATION BE CHANGED TO WEST HUNTINGTON p.4 WILL ELIMINATE OLD STATION NAME: CENTRAL CITY WILL SOON CEASE TO BE: RAILROADS WILL DIRECT CHANGING OF NAME TO WEST WV - CENTRAL CITY - ANNEXATION March 5, 1911 HD HUNTINGTON ON APRIL 1ST p.8

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES RALEIGH TIMBERMAN BUYS LOCAL PROPERTY : MOSES D. DAMRON PURCHASE FINE TRACT OF GROUND IN CENTRAL CITY November 4, 1906

OHIO CAPITALIST WILL OPERATE FOUNDRY HERE. A NEW FACTORY EMPLOYING 25 OR MORE MEN WILL LIKELY LOCATE HERE IN WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES November 20, 1906 CENTRAL CITY

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES 14TH STREET WEST: CABBLE BANK IS REMINDER OF BAD DAYS p. 15 February 12, 1953 DND

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - BOX & KEG FACTORY NEW INDUSTRY FOR CENTRAL CITY - BOX & KEG FACTORY March 28, 1901

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - BOX FACTORY BOX FACTORY IS PURCHASED August 2, 1905

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - BROOM PLANT 14TH STREET WEST: BROOM PLANT BECOMES 1ST IN INDUSTRY p. 15 February 12, 1953 DND

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - CENTRAL CITY BUNG CO. CENTRAL CITY BUNG COMPANY 'DIED' IN 1918 p. 10 August 27, 1939 HA

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - CENTRAL CITY BUNG CO. 14TH STREET WEST: ONLY BUNG FACTORY IN NATION MOVES INTO FABULOUS CENTRAL CITY p. 15 February 12, 1953 DND

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - CENTRAL CITY BUNG CO. CENTRAL CITY - A TOWN THAT LASTED ONLY 14 YEARS...BUT IT WAS THE 'BUNG CAPITAL' OF THE WORLD (pic) p. A8 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - DISTILLERY DISTILLERY FOR CENTRAL CITY FIVE SPRING COMPANY WILL SOON BE IN OPERATION August 15, 1906

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - FRICK CO. FRICK COMPANY WILL ERECT BIG WAREHOUSE IN CENTRAL CITY August 19, 1906

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - L.A. WOLCOTT FACTORY INDUSTRY L.A. WOLCOTT WILL OPERATE A FACTORY IN CENTRAL CITY June 11, 1902

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - OVAL DISH FACTORY OVAL DISH FACTORY ESTABLISHED IN CENTRAL CITY BY J.W. HAMBUR September 23, 1902

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - RADFORD'S FOOD MARKET 14TH STREET WEST: RADFORD'S FOOD MARKET (506 14TH STREET) p. 15 January 29, 1953 DND

WV - CENTRAL CITY - BUSINESSES - WOODWORKING CO. CENTRAL CITY WOODWORKING COMPANY ORGANIZED July 1, 1905

WV - CENTRAL CITY - COLORED ORPHANS HOME HOME FOR COLORED ORPHANS TO BE ESTABLISHED IN CENTRAL CITY March 5, 1900

WV - CENTRAL CITY - FIRE STATION NEW CENTRAL FIRE STATION ONE OF FINEST IN STATE March 1, 1914

WV - CENTRAL CITY - FIRE STATION GARDEN OF ALLAH' DESIGNED AT CENTRAL FIRE STATION February 25, 1916

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WV - CENTRAL CITY - FIRE STATION NOISY HORSES TO MUCH FOR COUNCIL IN 1887 - EQUINE CLOMPING PUT FIRE DEPARTMENT IN NEW QUARTERS November 10, 1954

WV - CENTRAL CITY - HISTORY 14TH STREET W.; CHURCHES, GOLF, BASEBALL BECOMES PART OF CENTRAL CITY DAILY LIFE p. 15 March 12, 1953 DND

WV - CENTRAL CITY - HISTORY CENTRAL CITY - A TOWN THAT LASTED ONLY 14 YEARS...BUT IT WAS THE 'BUNG CAPITAL' OF THE WORLD (pic) p. A8 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - CENTRAL CITY - ORPHANAGE HOME FOR COLORED ORPHANS TO BE ESTABLISHED IN CENTRAL CITY March 5, 1900

WV - CENTRAL CITY - STREET LAMPS CENTRAL CITY'S STREET LAMPS BURN NIGHT & DAY January 31, 1901

WV - CENTRAL CITY - STREETS CENTRAL CITY STREET CLEAN November 23, 1906 HA

WV - CEREDO - ANNEXATION CEREDO & KENOVA WANT ANNEXATION February 9, 1906

TAKE FORMAL STEPS IN FIGHT TO ANNEX CEREDO DISTRICT: PETITIONERS ASK COUNTY COURT TO DIRECT SURVEY OF DISTRICT WV - CEREDO - ANNEXATION December 18, 1912 HD AFFECTED p.12

WV - CEREDO - ANNEXATION A VICTORY FOR ANNEXATIONISTS: COUNTY COURT ORDERS SURVEY OF CEREDO DISTRICT p.2 January 8, 1913 HD

MERGE WESTMORELAND, CEREDO, KENOVA, KELLOGG, MAKE CITY, MOVE COUNTY SEAT, IS SUGGESTION TO THWART ANNEXATION BY WV - CEREDO - ANNEXATION December 12, 1920 HD COUNTY OF CABELL

WV - CEREDO - ANNEXATION CEREDO DISTRICT TO SEEK DIVORCE: RESOLUTION FAVORING ANNEXATION TO CABELL COUNTY APPROVED IN MASS MEETING p.1 May 10, 1922 HD

WV - CEREDO - BUSINESSES - BOX FACTORY BOX FACTORY FOR CEREDO March 7, 1901

WV - CEREDO - BUSINESSES - PARSONS MILL [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS January 10, 1980 WCN

WV - CEREDO - BUSINESSES - PARSONS MILL [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS p.13 January 17, 1980 WCN

WV - CEREDO - HISTORY ABOLITIONIST AND COLONY OF NEW ENGLAND PEOPLE SETTLED HISTORIC CEREDO March 8, 1931

WV - CEREDO - HISTORY ABOLITIONIST AND COLONY OF NEW ENGLAND PEOPLE SETTLED HISTORIC CEREDO p. 4 March 8, 1931 HD

WV - CEREDO - HISTORY CEREDO AND A MAN NAMED HOARD POSED A PROBLEM (pic) p. A7 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - CEREDO-KENOVA - BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS CEREDO-KENOVA p. 13 October 8, 1952 DND

WV - CEREDO-KENOVA - BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS CEREDO-KENOVA p. 13 October 15, 1952 DND

WV - CEREDO-KENOVA - BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS CEREDO-KENOVA p.13 October 22, 1952 DND

WV - CEREDO-KENOVA - BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS CEREDO-KENOVA p. 13 October 23, 1952 DND

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WV - CEREDO-KENOVA - BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS CEREDO-KENOVA p. 11 October 24, 1952 DND

WV - CEREDO-KENOVA - BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS CEREDO-KENOVA p. 14 October 27, 1952 DND

CHARLESTON IS "THE COG CITY" SLOGAN FOR CAPITAL CITY IS SELECTED: ANNOUNCEMENT OF SELECTION IS MADE THE OCCASION WV - CHARLESTON July 15, 1911 HD FOR ENTHUSIASTIC CIVIC DEMONSTRATION p.4

WV - CULLODEN - HISTORY CULLODEN - WHAT IT USED TO BE: INTERESTING BIT OF HISTORY OF OLD TOWN p.3 December 4, 1910 HD

WV - CULLODEN - INCORPORATION CULLODEN WAS INCORPORATED JULY 16, 1894 p.A12 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - GUYANDOTTE GUYANDOTTE: SEWAGE, NEW HOUSING, LANDFILL ROUTE AMONG APPROVED REDEVELOPMENT PLANS p. 3 March 28, 1979 HA

OLDEST RESIDENT OF THIS SECTION IS NO MORE - GUYANDOTTE PEACEFULLY PASSED AWAY LAST NIGHT AFTER CHECKERED CAREER WV - GUYANDOTTE - ANNEXATION April 12, 1911 HD OF MORE THAN CENTURY: EAST HUNTINGTON IS BORN WITH ITS DEATH p. 3

WV - GUYANDOTTE - ANNEXATION GUYANDOTTE PEOPLE REALIZE THE CHANGE Sect. 2 p.1 April 23, 1911 HD

WV - GUYANDOTTE - ANNEXATION GUYANDOTTE'S FINISH: OLD MUNICIPAL RECORDS AND SAFE PASS INTO POSSESSION OF CITY COMMISSIONERS Sect. 3 p.4 April 30, 1911 HD

LINES OF WARDS TO BE CHANGED: COMMISSIONERS PREPARING TO REDISTRICT CITY: ACTION IS NECESSITATED BY ANNEXATION OF WV - GUYANDOTTE - ANNEXATION June 30, 1911 HD GUYANDOTTE: SALARIES OF POLICE AND FIREMEN TO BE BOOSTED p.8

WV - GUYANDOTTE - ANNEXATION NEW TERRITORY: WILL NOT BE ABSORBED BY THE FOURTH WARD, BUT WILL BE MADE PART OF NEW FIFTH WARD p.7 July 1, 1911 HD

WV - GUYANDOTTE - ANNEXATION GUYANDOTTE: GUYANDOTTE BECOMES INTEGRAL PART OF HUNTINGTON IN 1911 p. 16 March 18, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - BUSINESSES GUYANDOTTE SEPARATE CITY WITHIN CITY: MANY LARGE INDUSTRIES LOCATED HERE p. 9 February 4, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - BUSINESSES - METZ'S BAKERY GUYANDOTTE: METZ'S BAKERY (115 BRIDGE ST.) (pic) p. 9 February 4, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - BUSINESSES - MILL STACK GUYANDOTTE, 1861: A QUIET SUNDAY EVENING; AND THEN... (pic) p. A5 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - GUYANDOTTE - CIVIL WAR GUYANDOTTE: OLD CIVIL WAR SCARS FOUND NOW IN GUYANDOTTE SECTION p. 16 March 4, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - CIVIL WAR GUYANDOTTE: CIVIL WAR HALTS WORK ON BRIDGE/LEGEND SAYS MAN'S TEMPER BUILT CITY p. 16 March 11, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - DIRECTORY OLD DIRECTORY OF GUYANDOTTE HOLDS WELL KNOWN NAMES November 26, 1915

WV - GUYANDOTTE - EARLY SETTLERS GUYANDOTTE: INDIANS KEPT SETTLERS OUT IN EARLY DAYS p. 15 February 11, 1953 DND

GUYANDOTTE: EARLY GUYANDOTTE SETTLERS MADE HOMES ON LARGE GRANTS: THOMAS HANNAN BELIEVED TO BE FIRST PIONEER p. WV - GUYANDOTTE - EARLY SETTLERS April 1, 1953 DND 5

WV - GUYANDOTTE - EARLY SETTLERS GUYANDOTTE: EARLY SETTLERS MADE HOMES ON LARGE GRANTS p. 5 April 1, 1953 DND

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WV - GUYANDOTTE - FIRE DEPT. OLD FIRE HOUSE IS TORN AWAY : GUYAN FIREMEN ARE IN NEW HOME : STOOD ON CORNER OF RICHMOND & 3RD ST. July 10, 1914

WV - GUYANDOTTE - GHOST STORIES GUYANDOTTE INHABITED BY GHOST September 23, 1905

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORIC HOMES BUFFINGTON ROW - OLD LANDMARK GONE February 17, 1909

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY GUYANDOTTE TO CELEBRATE ONE-HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF ITS FOUNDING p.3 May 3, 1910 HD

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY WHEN THE GUYANDOTTE WAS THE HIGHWAY TO LOGAN November 13, 1927

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY GUYANDOTTE: THE CITY ITSELF FROM BEGINNING TO END p. 16 February 4, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY GUYANDOTTE: SECTION OLDER THAN TOWN ITSELF; LEGISLATURE MADE IT A TOWN IN 1810 p. 15 February 11, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY GUYANDOTTE: WHERE DID GUYANDOTTE GET ITS NAME; THAT QUESTION MANY HAVE ASKED p. 15 February 18, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY GUYANDOTTE: TIMBER INDUSTRY FURNISHES SPARK OF GUYANDOTTE GROWTH p. 12 February 25, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY GUYANDOTTE: DEATH OF STAGE LINE HINDERED OLD TIME GUYANDOTTE GROWTH p.16 March 11, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY GUYANDOTTE SOAKED THREE TIMES BY RISING WATER: GOVERNMENT PROVIDES FLOOD WALLS AFTER 3 FLOODS p. 16 March 25, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY GUYANDOTTE SOAKED THREE TIMES BY RISING WATER: POKER GAME IS FORCED TO LAST FOR TWO WEEKS p. 16 March 25, 1953 DND

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY GUYANDOTTE: GUYANDOTTE'S COLORFUL HISTORY FADES WITH PASSAGE OF TIME p. 9 April 8, 1953 DND

GUYANDOTTE: GUYANDOTTE'S COLORFUL HISTORY FADES WITH PASSAGE OF TIME: HENRY CLAY PROPHESIES CITY'S GROWTH; PRISONER SANG TO WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY April 8, 1953 DND CHILDREN FROM JAILHOUSE p. 9

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY EARLY GUYANDOTTE - TRAVELERS FOUND HAVEN IN VILLAGE p. C5 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY GUYANDOTTE'S HISTORY GOES BACK 300 YEARS p. A7 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY INDIAN TRIBES FAVORED SITE FOR POW-WOWS p. A7 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY ORIGINAL MAP OF GUYANDOTTE WAS 'LOST' FOR NINETY YEARS p. A8 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY PRIVATE CITIZENS OPERATED GUYANDOTTE DAMS : ENTERPRISE SUCCUMBED TO DISASTERS p. D5 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY TOWN OF GUYANDOTTE ESTABLISHED ON TOM BUFFINGTON'S LAND IN 1810 p. E4 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - GUYANDOTTE - HISTORY TOWN OF GUYANDOTTE 60 YEARS OLDER THAN CITY (pic) p. A4 July 11, 1971 HA

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WV - GUYANDOTTE - MAP ORIGINAL MAP OF GUYANDOTTE, SHOWING SITE OF COURT HOUSE COPIED IN COUNTY RECORDS p. 9 April 9, 1930 HA

WV - GUYANDOTTE - POETRY POEM - RAFTING ON THE GUYANDOTTE November 13, 1927

WV - GUYANDOTTE - POST OFFICE GUYANDOTTE TO BE NUMBERED STATION OF U.S. POST OFFICE November 11, 1915

WV - GUYANDOTTE - POST OFFICE POST OFFICE AT GUYANDOTTE TO DIE FEB 29TH : BELIEVED CLERKS AT OLD STATION WILL BE TRANSFERRED DOWNTOWN February 22, 1916

WV - GUYANDOTTE - POST OFFICE THIS WILL BE LAST DAY OF GUYANDOTTE POST OFFICE February 29, 1916

WV - HARPERS FERRY HARPERS FERRY HEROINE IS DEAD p.6 July 28, 1911 HD

WV - HARVEYTOWN HARVEYTOWN IS A REAL PLACE WITH SUBURBS AND EVERYTHING September 20, 1923

WV - HARVEYTOWN STONE WOULD MARK HARVEYTOWN ENTRANCE October 7, 2000 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON RIVER TRADE WAS ASCENDANT WHEN HUNTINGTON WAS YOUNG : RAILROAD THE ULTIMATE WINNER October 4, 1914

WV - HUNTINGTON SOUSA'S DELIGHTS TWO AUDIENCES October 4, 1914

WV - HUNTINGTON PUTS HUNTINGTON ON MIDLAND TRAIL : NATIONAL HIGHWAYS ASSOCIATION HAS ASKED COOPERATION OF THIS CITY March 1, 1916

WV - HUNTINGTON PARAGRAPH SKETCHES OF HUNTINGTON TRACES GROWTH OF CITY February 12, 1922

CITY ONCE BANNED SIGNS HANGING OVER STREETS AND SIDEWALKS ; EVEN JEWELERS CLOCKS CASUALTIES UNDER EARLY WV - HUNTINGTON December 9, 1954 ORDINANCE

WV - HUNTINGTON 1898 BLACK MARIA WAS HORSE DRAWN AND SPORTED A GONG January 24, 1955

WV - HUNTINGTON GOVERNOR LAUDS DO IT YOURSELF EFFORT SPIRIT OF CITY ACCLAIMED February 11, 1959 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - AERIAL VIEW AERIAL VIEW OF HUNTINGTON (pic) sect. 3 p. 10 February 24, 1946 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - ALL AMERICAN CITY ALL AMERICAN CITY January 22, 1959 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - ALL AMERICAN CITY ALL AMERICAN CITY : AWARD POINTS UP JOB AHEAD LEADERSHIP PRAISED February 11, 1959

WV - HUNTINGTON - ALL AMERICAN CITY NEW SURGE OF 'WE WILL' SPIRIT SEEN IN ALL-AMERICAN CITY OF HUNTINGTON p. D9 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - ANIMAL CONTROL CHICKEN & COUPS MUST GO FROM SIDEWALKS OF THE CITY March 5, 1915

WV - HUNTINGTON - ANIMAL CONTROL CAN'T KEEP PIGS IN CITY IS ORDER February 11, 1916

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WV - HUNTINGTON - ANIMAL CONTROL SKUNKS LIVE IN SEWER IS COMPLAINT MADE TO CITY February 11, 1916

WV - HUNTINGTON - ANNIVERSARIES - 75TH HUNTINGTON TO LIGHT JUBILEE CANDLES p. 1/4 February 24, 1946 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - ANNIVERSARIES - 75TH HUNTINGTON WAY BACK WHEN - SECTION 3 February 24, 1946 HA

J.E. THOMPSON, JR. MAKES HIS DEBUT: INITIAL APPEARANCE OF ORIGINAL INCUBATOR BABY- AFTER FIVE WEEKS OF EXISTENCE OVER WV - HUNTINGTON - BIRTHS February 5, 1911 HD HOT WATER TANK HE COMES FORTH INTO WORLD OF REALITY [JOSEPH E. THOMPSON, JR.] p.1

WV - HUNTINGTON - BIRTHS HUNTINGTON POLSEY WAS FIRST BABY BORN IN CITY August 27, 1939 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION HUNTINGTON CENTENNIAL 1871-1971 SECTION A July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION HUNTINGTON CENTENNIAL 1871-1971 SECTION B: PUBLIC AFFAIRS July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION HUNTINGTON CENTENNIAL 1871-1971 SECTION C: TRANSPORTATION July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION HUNTINGTON CENTENNIAL 1871-1971 SECTION D: EDUCATION / CHURCHES July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION HUNTINGTON CENTENNIAL 1871-1971 SECTION E: BUSINESS / INDUSTRY July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION HUNTINGTON CENTENNIAL 1871-1971 SECTION F: SPORTS July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION HUNTINGTON CENTENNIAL 1871-1971 SECTION G: NEWS / NEWSMAKERS July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION HUNTINGTON CENTENNIAL 1871-1971 SECTION H: ENTERTAINMENT / SOCIETY July 11, 1971 HA

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF CITIES GREATNESS FROM ALL SIDES: PROMINENT MEN OF STATE AND NATION JOIN IN SINGING PRAISES OF WV - HUNTINGTON - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE November 12, 1911 HD HUNTINGTON AT GREATEST GATHERING EVER IN HISTORY OF HUNTINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE p.1

WV - HUNTINGTON - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FINE HOME TO BE ERECTED BY HUNTINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AT COST OF $100,000 p.10 January 18, 1912 HD

HUNTINGTON HAS 30 CIVIC CLUBS, CENSUS - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN REVISING LISTS, SHOWS THAT ORGANIZATIONS ARE WV - HUNTINGTON - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE April 15, 1927 HD NUMEROUS; IN ADDITION THERE ARE SIX FOR WOMEN p.5

WV - HUNTINGTON - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY [Section C] May 19, 1940 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BROCHURE BOOSTS THE NEW TOWN p. G7 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FROM BOARD OF TRADE TO THE CHAMBER (pic) p. B4 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - CITY JAIL ABANDON OLD CITY JAIL AFTER 31 YEARS SERVICE November 19, 1914

WV - HUNTINGTON - CITY JAIL POLICE TO USE NEW CITY JAIL FOR FIRST TIME July 10, 1915 HD

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WV - HUNTINGTON - CITY JAIL KANGAROO COURT IN CITY JAIL BREAKS ALL PAST RECORDS p. 7 April 19, 1921 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - CITY JAIL FOOD IN CITY JAIL BEING COOKED ON HOT PLATE NOW p. 2 September 12, 1952 DND

WV - HUNTINGTON - CITY JAIL - ESCAPES 17 PRISONERS ESCAPE COUNTY JAIL: 2 RING LEADERS HOLD IRON BARS OVER WATCHMEN p. 1-2 April 2, 1932 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - CITY JAIL - ESCAPES FIVE ARE CAUGHT IN JAIL BREAK NET: 'TRUSTY' GUARDS ARE DETAINED IN OFFICIAL PROBE p. 1-2 April 3, 1932 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - CITY JAIL - ESCAPES JAIL INMATES ROAR AT 'SOLITARY' TEAR GAS BOMB THREAT QUELLS 6 HOUR TUMULT p. 1-2 April 4, 1932 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - CODE PLUMBING AND BUILDING CODE WILL BE DRAFTED : GROWTH OF CITY MAKES THIS NECESSARY December 16, 1913

WV - HUNTINGTON - CONTESTS BARRELS OF DEAD FLIES ARE BROUGHT TO MORGUE CAMPAIGN ENDS MONDAY : MANY CHILDREN OF CITY ENTHUSIASTICALLY ENGAGED IN SWATTING FLIES - SETTING TRAPS TO June 10, 1914 CATCH PEST

WV - HUNTINGTON - CONTESTS FLY SWATTING CONTEST COMES TO CLOSE HAS BEEN GREAT SUCCESS June 13, 1914

WV - HUNTINGTON - CONTESTS BUSHEL OF FLIES KILLED IN SWAT-THE-FLY CONTEST PROMOTED BY WOMEN'S CLUB June 18, 1914

WV - HUNTINGTON - DEEDS OLDEST DEED ON RECORD August 3, 1905

TUESDAY WAS HUNTINGTON'S 40TH BIRTHDAY: DEED CONVEYING LAND ON WHICH CITY NOW STANDS WAS RECORDED: DECEMBER 6, WV - HUNTINGTON - DEEDS December 7, 1911 HD 1871: PROPERTY SOLD THEN FOR $600,000 p.10

WV - HUNTINGTON - DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION CITY WILL SEEK NEW 'HALL' IN DOWNTOWN RENEWAL AREA p. 1 May 5, 1965 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - EARLY FUNERALS DEATH AND THE FUNERAL: A CITY-WIDE AFFAIR p. A6 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY HUNTINGTON THIRTY YEARS AGO October 2, 1901

HUNTINGTON HAS BEEN COUNTY SEAT FOR THIRTY YEARS RECORDS OF COURT HOUSE MOVED FROM BARBOURSVILLE ON FEBRUARY WV - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY March 1, 1918 HD 28, 1888 p.5

WV - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY HUNTINGTON ON HISTORIC GROUND, JUDGE HARVEY TELLS ROTARIANS IN STORY OF EARLY DAYS p.3 April 30, 1918 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY HUNTINGTON BUILT ON HISTORIC FIGHTING GROUND SAYS HARVEY Sect 3 p.3 May 29, 1918 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY TATTERED OLD VOLUMES CONTAIN COUNTY RECORDS FROM TIME CABELL COUNTY WAS CREATED 118 YEARS AGO December 18, 1927

WV - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY FORMER HUNTINGTONIAN RECALLS EVENTS OF EARLY DAYS March 15, 1931

WV - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY YELLOW NEWS CLIPPING QUOTES EARLY SETTLERS ON PIONEER CONDITIONS March 29, 1931

WV - HUNTINGTON - EARLY HISTORY IN THE EARLY DAYS (pic) Suppl. p. 2 July 11, 1971 HA

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WV - HUNTINGTON - ELECTIONS COPY OF FIRST BALLOT EVER VOTED IN HUNTINGTON RECALLS MANY MEMORIES June 23, 1906 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR $450, A CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT (pics) p. B4 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - FIRSTS HUNTINGTON FIRSTS (LIST) sect. 3 p. 17 February 24, 1946 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - FOUNTAINS SAYS DRINKING FOUNTAIN IS MENACE TO PUBLIC HEALTH March 6, 1914

WV - HUNTINGTON - GAMES THE TEST TOURNAMENT GAMES (Sept. 6, 1872) p. H8 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - 'GATEWAY CITY' FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT HUNTINGTON p.25 July 20, 1953 DND

WV - HUNTINGTON - GOVERNMENT P.C. BUFFINGTON BECOME FIRST EXECUTIVE IN 1872 November 2, 1930

WV - HUNTINGTON - GOVERNMENT - CITY COMMISSION FIRST CITY COMMISSION TOOK OFFICE IN 1909 IN NINTH STREET CITY HALL November 2, 1930

WV - HUNTINGTON - GOVERNMENT - CITY COMMISSION FIRST CITY COMMISSION TOOK OFFICE IN 1909: RUFUS SWITZER WAS AMONG FIRST MAYORS sect. 3 p. 28-29 February 24, 1946 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - GOVERNMENT - CITY COUNCIL CITY COUNCIL HELD FIRST MEETING February 24, 1946

WV - HUNTINGTON - GOVERNMENT - CITY COUNCIL CITY COUNCIL HELD FIRST MEETING JAN 12, 1872: PC BUFFINGTON NAMED FIRST MAYOR sect. 3 p. 4 February 24, 1946 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - GOVERNMENT - CITY COUNCIL FIRST CITY COUNCIL CONVENED 87 YEARS AGO January 4, 1959

WV - HUNTINGTON - GOVERNMENT - CITY COUNCIL ITEMS OF PAST (HUNTINGTON CITY COUNCIL 1876) p. B9 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - GOVERNMENT - EARLY LEADERS EARLY CITY LEADERS BLAZED TRAIL OF STEADY PROGRESS p. D4 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORIC REGISTER LANDMARKS SURVIVE GOOD AND BAD TIMES: NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRIC PROPOSED FOR HUNTINGTON p. D1/D6 August 25, 1985 HD

ROMANTIC STORY OF PRE-HUNTINGTON DAYS: AGE WORN BOOK RELATES HISTORY OF LAND ON WHICH HUNTINGTON WAS FOUNDED WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY February 16, 1913 HD TELLING HOW KING GEORGE III MADE GRANT TO CAPTAIN SAVAGE AND HIS TROOPS FOR BRAVERY IN FRENCH-INDIAN WAR p.5

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY DREAM OF CITY'S FOUNDER COMING TRUE Sect. 3 P.2 May 29, 1918 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY MRS. J.H. WILLIAMS TREASURES EARLY HUNTINGTON MEMORIES August 24, 1930

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY HUNTINGTONIANS HAVE FOUGHT FIVE WARS SINCE FORMING CITY November 2, 1930

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY JUDGE THOMAS HARVEY ACCOUNT OF HUNTINGTONS EARLY BEGINNING November 2, 1930

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY HUNTINGTON MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE FOR 50 YEARS p. H9 June 25, 1959 HD

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WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY BROCHURE BOOSTS THE NEW TOWN p. G7 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY FRANCE, SAID THE FRENCH, OWNED OUR LAND p. A11 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY HUNTINGTON'S HISTORIAN (pic) p. G9 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY - 1871 1871: A GOOD TIME TO BUILD A NEW CITY p. A2 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY - 1918 HUNTINGTON IN 1918 Sect. 3 p.1 May 29, 1918 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - HISTORY - TIMELINES PANORAMA OF PASSING YEARS IN HUNTINGTON sect. 3 p. 3 February 24, 1946 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - HOUSING FIRST HOUSING PROJECT NAMED NORTHCOTT COURT February 26, 1939 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - LAWS CITY'S BLUE LAWS ARE ONLY MEMORIES p.2 August 11, 1953 DND

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAP BIRDS-EYE VIEW' MAP OF HUNTINGTON WHICH WILL PROVE READY REFERENCE GUIDE ISSUED BY BOWMAN REALTY COMPANY p.8 January 4, 1912 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS CITY MAYORS HAVE COME FROM VARIED BACKGROUNDS AND UNDER VARIED CHARTERS July 11, 1941

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS 23 MAYORS SERVED CITY IN 38 YEARS sect. 3 p. 19 February 24, 1946 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS WILLIS GETS APOLOGIES FOR SHOOTING October 12, 1957

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS CITY'S MAYORS HAVE COME FROM VARIED BACKGROUNDS - AND UNDER VARIED CHARACTERS (pics) p. B1 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS THE MAYORS: EACH IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER, A LEADER (cartoon) p. B2 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS - BUFFINGTON, PETER C. (1872-1874) CITY'S MAYORS HAVE COME FROM VARIED BACKGROUNDS - AND UNDER VARIED CHARACTERS (pics) p. B1 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS - CHAPMAN CHAPMAN WINS: CHAPMAN VICTORY IS REMARKABLE IN CITY'S HISTORY p. 1 May 26, 1931 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS - ENSLOW, C.R. (1895-1896) CITY'S MAYORS HAVE COME FROM VARIED BACKGROUNDS - AND UNDER VARIED CHARACTERS (pics) p. B1 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS - HAGAN, R.E. (1889-1890) CITY'S MAYORS HAVE COME FROM VARIED BACKGROUNDS - AND UNDER VARIED CHARACTERS (pics) p. B1 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS - NEAL, GEORGE I. (1893-1895) THE MAYORS: EACH IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER, A LEADER (cartoon) p. B2 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS - SCHON, EDMUND (1915-1918) THE MAYORS: EACH IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER, A LEADER (cartoon) p. B2 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS - WILES, LEON S. (1918) THE MAYORS: EACH IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER, A LEADER (cartoon) p. B2 July 11, 1971 HA

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WV - HUNTINGTON - MAYORS - WOODWORTH, A.H. DEATH CLAIMS A.H. WOODWORTH A FORMER MAYOR OF HUNTINGTON p.1 March 26, 1904 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - NATIVE AMERICANS CHEROKEE BAND IN HUNTINGTON : POLICE CALLED October 15, 1915

912 SUGGESTIONS WERE RECEIVED: MANY SUGGESTED NAMES FOR NEW SUBDIVISION. 'WOODLAWN' FINALLY WAS ACCEPTED - PRIZE WV - HUNTINGTON - NEIGHBORHOODS - WOODLAWN January 7, 1912 HD WEST TO FRANK DEVOL AND JOHN LEWIS p. 7

WV - HUNTINGTON - NEIGHBORHOODS - WOODLAWN WOODLAWN' NAME OF HUNTINGTON'S LATEST SUBDIVSION (FORMERLY COUNTRY CLUB) Sect. 2 p.1 January 7, 1912 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - NEIGHBORHOODS - WOODLAWN WOODLAWN LOTS SELLING RAPIDLY: SEVERAL NEW HOUSES TO BE BUILT THERE THIS SPRING p.1 February 22, 1912 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - POLICE DEPARTMENT OLD "JESS" IS PASSING (HORSE) October 25, 1906 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - POLICE DEPARTMENT HUNTINGTON POLICE MAKE HIT WITH PEOPLE OF CHARLESTON (PARADE) p. 3 July 6, 1913 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - POLICE DEPARTMENT OLD 'JESS' DIES February 12, 1915 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE TO USE NEW JAIL FOR FIRST TIME July 10, 1915

WV - HUNTINGTON - POLICE DEPARTMENT LOCAL POLICE WILL USE UNIFORM STYLE COLT GUN September 12, 1915

WV - HUNTINGTON - POLICE DEPARTMENT WILLIS LOWE HAS BEEN CHOSEN FOR MOUNTED PATROL May 12, 1927

WV - HUNTINGTON - POLICE DEPARTMENT HELMETS LOOK ODD BUT THEY WERE COMFORTABLE (JULIUS MAY) December 4, 1927

WV - HUNTINGTON - POLICE DEPARTMENT 7500 TO HEAR POLICE SONGFEST (MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE) p. 17 October 24, 1952 DND

WV - HUNTINGTON - POLICE DEPARTMENT 2 POLICE DEPARTMENTS AT ONCE (1905) p. B1 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICE FORCE HAS COME A LONG WAY SINCE 1892 (pic) p. B3 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - POPULATION HUNTINGTON HAS POPULATION OF 31,240 IN 1910 - GAIN OF 162.1 PER CENT IN THE PAST DECADE p.1 October 9, 1910 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - POPULATION 31,161 HUNTINGTON'S POPULATION OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED p.1 November 13, 1910 HD

FOURTH WARD IS WAY IN LEAD: POPULATION OF HUNTINGTON BY WARDS IS GIVEN OUT: GREATER POPULATION OF CITY SHOWN TO BE WV - HUNTINGTON - POPULATION March 15, 1911 HD IN WARDS COVERING EASTERN SECTION p.1

WV - HUNTINGTON - POPULATION POPULATION: OF HUNTINGTON IS NOW NEAR 35,000 MARK ACCORDING TO SECRETARY OF CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE p.10 July 13, 1911 HD

NEGRO GAINS ARE SHOWN IN STATE: HUNTINGTON HAS NEGRO POPULATION OF 2,140 - CENSUS BUREAU FINDS 47.5 PER CENT WV - HUNTINGTON - POPULATION January 27, 1912 HD INCREASE AGAINST 26.4 PER CENT OF WHITE RESIDENTS p.2

WV - HUNTINGTON - POPULATION POPULATION OF CITY ESTIMATED AT 81,690 ON ELECTION BASIS Sect. 2 p.1 April 23, 1929 HD

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WV - HUNTINGTON - POST OFFICE NO DELIVERY OF MAIL ON SUNDAY ORDER RECEIVED FROM POSTOFFICE AUTHORITIES TO REDUCE SUNDAY WORK TO MINIMUM p.8 August 27, 1912 HD

PROTESTS POUR IN OVER NEW ORDER FOR SUNDAY MAIL: MAIL RECEIVED UP TO SATURDAY MIDNIGHT FOR LOCK-BOXES WILL BE WV - HUNTINGTON - POST OFFICE August 28, 1912 HD DISTRIBUTED... MAIL FOR NEWSPAPERS AND HOTELS WILL BE HANDLED SAME AS ALWAYS p.1 MAIL WILL BE HELD UP UNTIL MONDAY - PRINCIPAL SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS DO NOT ARRIVE IN HUNTINGTON UNTIL AFTER SATURDAY WV - HUNTINGTON - POST OFFICE August 29, 1912 HD MIDNIGHT p.10

WV - HUNTINGTON - POST OFFICE MARSHALL CITY'S FIRST POST OFFICE (pic) October 1, 1905 p. B3 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - PUBLIC UTILITIES WATER CORP. BEGAN SERVICE 84 YEARS AGO p. B8 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - RIFLE RANGE RIFLE RANGE WILL BE ESTABLISHED FOR HUNTINGTON July 6, 1906

WV - HUNTINGTON - SEVEN WONDERS SEVEN WONDERS OF HUNTINGTON August 19, 1923

WV - HUNTINGTON - SLOGANS WHAT DO YOU SAY IS BEST SLOGAN FOR HUNTINGTON? CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFERS PRIZE p.4 May 10, 1910 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - SLOGANS HUNTINGTON WILL NOT BE KNOWN AS 'CITY OF CERTAINTY' p.8 October 15, 1910 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - SOCIETY NO BUNNY HUGGING IN ELKS BALLROOM THIS IS DECREE OF ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE - BAN WILL BE ON WRIGGLY DANCES AT BIG ANNUAL DANCE (BUNNY HUG, TURKEY TROT, January 24, 1913 GRIZZLY BEAR)

WV - HUNTINGTON - SOCIETY HUNTINGTON'S SOCIAL LIFE SET GAY PACE IN POST-CIVIL WAR ERA p. 2E-3E June 16, 1963 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - SOCIETY SOCIAL LIFE: IN THE EARLY DAYS (pic) p. H1 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - TWELVE POOL CREEK OLD ACCOUNT BOOKS TELL COLORFUL TALES OF TWELVEPOLE CREEK VALLEY IN 1880s April 17, 1955

WV - HUNTINGTON - URBAN RENEWAL BLUEPRINT... FOR A NEW HUNTINGTON p. E1 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - HUNTINGTON - URBAN RENEWAL HUNTINGTON URBAN RENEWAL LAND PURCHASES October 23, 1977

WV - HUNTINGTON - URBAN RENEWAL RENEWAL PLAN ALMOST KILLED BY RESISTANCE October 23, 1977

WV - HUNTINGTON - URBAN RENEWAL URBAN RENEWAL HAS NOT ERODED CITY TAX BASE October 27, 1977

WV - HUNTINGTON - URBAN RENEWAL DAVE HARRIS URBAN RENEWAL RAMROD October 28, 1977

WV - HUNTINGTON - URBAN RENEWAL URBAN RENEWAL TRANSFER LAND TO LIBRARY November 15, 1977

WV - HUNTINGTON - URBAN RENEWAL PARKING TO BLOSSOM WHEN GARAGE OPENS (700 BLOCK OF 3RD AVE) December 4, 1977

WV - HUNTINGTON - URBAN RENEWAL HUNTINGTON URBAN RENEWAL : JOB NOT QUITE FINISHED March 26, 1978

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WV - HUNTINGTON - UTILITIES - GAS HUNTINGTON GOT NATURAL GAS IN SPRING 1899 November 2, 1930

WV - HUNTINGTON - UTILITIES - GAS MANUFACTURED GAS WAS USED IN CITY IN 1890 ; NATURAL GAS CAME IN 1899 [UNITED FUEL GAS COMPANY] p. H3 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - UTILITIES - PHONE HUNTINGTON TO LONDON PHONE SERVICE WILL START WEDNESDAY February 15, 1927

WV - HUNTINGTON - UTILITIES - WATER WALNUT HILLS GETS WATER SERVICE LINE TO BE EXTENDED TO GALLIAVILLE January 28, 1917

WV - HUNTINGTON - UTILITIES - WATER HUNTINGTON HAS HAD WATER SUPPLY SINCE 1887 November 2, 1930

CITY PRECINCTS TO BE ARRANGED AS IN COUNTY: EIGHT NEW VOTING DISTRICTS IN THE CITY PROPER - "BLACK MARIA" PRECINCT WV - HUNTINGTON - VOTING PRECINCTS March 19, 1912 HA DIVIDED p.1

WV - HUNTINGTON - WEATHER JULY 1930 GAVE CITY ITS HOTTEST WEATHER p. D1 June 25, 1959 HD

WV - HUNTINGTON - WEATHER WHITE OUT - HISTORY MEANEST 20 IN. March 14, 1993

WV - HUNTINGTON - WEATHER DIGGING OUT: BIGGEST ONE I'VE EVER SEEN March 15, 1993

WV - HUNTINGTON - WEATHER STATE OF EMERGENCY STILL ON March 16, 1993

MERGE WESTMORELAND, CEREDO, KENOVA, KELLOGG, MAKE CITY, MOVE COUNTY SEAT, IS SUGGESTION TO THWART ANNEXATION BY WV - KELLOGG - ANNEXATION December 12, 1920 HD COUNTY OF CABELL MERGE WESTMORELAND, CEREDO, KENOVA, KELLOGG, MAKE CITY, MOVE COUNTY SEAT, IS SUGGESTION TO THWART ANNEXATION BY WV - KENOVA - ANNEXATION December 12, 1920 HD COUNTY OF CABELL

WV - KENOVA - BUSINESSES A BARRELL FACTORY MAY BE LOCATED IN KENOVA July 12, 1902

WV - KENOVA - BUSINESSES TELLS WHY KENOVA WAS SELECTED FOR PLUMBING PLANT August 14, 1915

WV - KENOVA - BUSINESSES POTTERY PLANT AT KENOVA WILL START IN SPRING January 12, 1916

WV - KENOVA - BUSINESSES FLAMES ROSE AT KENOVA LUMBER COMPANY March 11, 1978

WV - KENOVA - CEMETERY AFTER TWENTY YEARS TOWN OF KENOVA WILL HAVE CEMETERY March 29, 1916

WV - KENOVA - CITY HALL KENOVA CITY HALL BURNED TO GROUND March 22, 1910

WV - KENOVA - CITY HALL EARLY MORNING KENOVA BLAZE - CITY HALL January 17, 1978

WV - KENOVA - CITY HALL KENOVA FIRE CALLED 'PECULIAR' - KENOVA CITY HALL PICTURES January 17, 1978

WV - KENOVA - HISTORY DEVELOPMENT OF KENOVA IS REVIEWED BY CHARLES PECK April 2, 1922

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WV - KENOVA - HISTORY KENOVA ALSO BEGAN AS A RAILROAD TOWN - IN 1888 (pic) p. A7 July 11, 1971 HA

WV - KENOVA - INDUSTRY KENOVA'S INDUSTRIAL SECTION IS BOOMING June 23, 1929

WV - KENOVA - SCHOOLS OLD SCHOOL HOUSE AT KENOVA BURNS January 10, 1912

WV - LINCOLN COUNTY - COURT HOUSE LINCOLN COUNTY COURT HOUSE BURNED TO GROUND November 20, 1909

WV - LOGAN COUNTY - COURT HOUSE LOGAN IS SWEPT BY DISASTROUS FIRE - NEW COURTHOUSE & OTHER BUILDING BURNED January 13, 1912

WV - LOGAN COUNTY - HISTORY GRAPHIC STORY OF THE MINERS INVASION OF LOGAN COUNTY AS TOLD BY AN EYE WITNESS September 15, 1921

WV - LOGAN COUNTY - HISTORY LOGAN COUNTY, WV PICTURES & STORY September 15, 1921

WV - LOGAN COUNTY - HISTORY HISTORY OF LOGAN COUNTY RICH IN ADVENTURE June 18, 1922

WV - LOGAN COUNTY - HISTORY LOGAN CO. HISTORICAL & LEGENDARY PAST NOW PRESERVED December 11, 1927 HD

WV - LOGAN COUNTY - HISTORY LOGAN COUNTY IS FIRST TO CLOTH ITS DEPUTY IN UNIFORMS July 7, 1929

WV - LOGAN COUNTY - HISTORY PROFITS FROM LOGAN COUNTY SALOON WENT TO CHARITY p. B2 (SEE ALSO: 1/23/1908 HUNTINGTON HERALD) June 25, 1959 HD

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE MATEWAN : THE MODEL TOWN July 2, 1907 HD

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE 12 ARE KILLED, OTHERS SHOT IN MINE BATTLE AT MATEWAN : ALBERT FELTS, 6 DETECTIVES AND FOUR MINERS AMONG DEAD May 20, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE DETECTIVE WHO ESCAPED TELLS STORY OF MATEWAN FIGHT May 21, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE RIVER WILL BE DRAGGED TO FIND BODY OF OTHER VICTIMS OF MINE BATTLE May 21, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE TOM L. FELTS TELLS HIS STORY OF MATEWAN BATTLE May 21, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE ARREST TEN MATEWAN RIOT SEQUEL May 25, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE ARREST TEN MATEWAN RIOT SEQUEL May 25, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE SID HATFIELD MATEWAN CHIEF HELD AS SLAYER May 25, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE 12 ARE KILLED OTHERS SHOT IN MINE BATTLE AT MATEWAN May 29, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE HATFIELD MATEWAN CHIEF HELD HERE WIFE OF MATEWAN MAYOR ALSO ARRESTED June 2, 1920

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WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE MATEWAN MAN'S WIDOW WEDDED TRAGEDY SEQUEL June 3, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE MOTHER JONES WILL SPEAK AT WILLIAMSON COURTHOUSE AS GRAND JURY IS CONVENED June 20, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE MATEWAN MINE CLASH INQUIRY BEGUN BY JURY June 22, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE MATEWAN MINE CLASH INQUIRY BEGUN BY JURY June 22, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE MATEWAN PROBE IS SUSPENDED June 27, 1920

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE MATEWAN WOUND IS FATAL TO HATFIELD August 16, 1920 HD

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE SID HATFIELD AGAIN INDICTED FOR MURDER September 10, 1920

DESPITE CONTINUANCE OF THE MATEWAN MURDER CASE "BLEEDING MINGO" STILL IS MUCH IN THE PUBLIC EYE - JUDGE DAMRON AND WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE September 12, 1920 OUTSTANDING FEATURE

WV - MATEWAN - MASSACRE SOLDIERS WILL STAY IN MINGO SAYS CORNWELL September 25, 1920

WV - MILTON MILTON TO BE PIPED FOR NATURAL GAS June 10, 1901

WV - MILTON - HISTORY DEVILS DEN A GEOLOGICAL TREAT NEAR MILTON : IS MECCA FOR SIGHTSEERS July 8, 1923

WV - MORGANTOWN - ANTI-SPOONING LAW ANTI-SPOONING LAW IS NO PROPOSED p.9 April 4, 1912 HD

WV - PEA RIDGE PEA RIDGE: WITH GROWTH, PROBLEMS p. 15 March 3, 1974 HD

WV - UNION RIDGE UNION RIDGE HISTORY PENNED BY BLANCHE C. MEADOWS FOR ANNUAL 'HOME COMING' WEEK February 13, 1923 HD

WV - WAYNE COUNTY - COURT HOUSE CEREDO CITIZENS GUARANTEE COST OF NEW COURTHOUSE January 30, 1906

WV - WAYNE COUNTY - COURT HOUSE COURTHOUSE IS BURNED October 6, 1921 WCN

WV - WAYNE COUNTY - COURT HOUSE WAYNE COUNTY COURT HOUSE IS BURNED October 6, 1921

WV - WAYNE COUNTY - LAND TRANSACTIONS [WAYNE COUNTY HISTORY] OUT OF THE PAST BY BYRON T. MORRIS January 31, 1980 WCN

WV - WEST HUNTINGTON WEST HUNTINGTON IS FASTEST GROWING SECTION OF CITY March 28, 1920 HD

WV - WESTMORELAND BIG LAND DEAL IS CONSUMMATED: 88 ACRES NEAR WESTMORELAND SOLD YESTERDAY p.11 April 4, 1912 HD

MERGE WESTMORELAND, CEREDO, KENOVA, KELLOGG, MAKE CITY, MOVE COUNTY SEAT, IS SUGGESTION TO THWART ANNEXATION BY WV - WESTMORELAND - ANNEXATION December 12, 1920 HD COUNTY OF CABELL

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SUBJECT CAPTION DATE REEL WESTMORELAND TO BE INCORPORATED: ELECTION TO BE HELD ON 20TH OF NOVEMBER: RESIDENTS OF THAT COMMUNITY SAID TO BE WV - WESTMORELAND - INCORPORATION October 19, 1911 HD IN FAVOR OF INCORPORATING THE TOWN p.10 WESTMORELAND IS INCORPORATED: OVERWHELMING MAJORITY FAVORS PROGRESSIVE STEP - BIG BUILDING BOOM IN NEW TOWN IS WV - WESTMORELAND - INCORPORATION November 18, 1911 HD ANTICIPATED IN THE NEAR FUTURE p.7 INCORPORATION OF SUBURB TO END IN COURTS: JUDGE WILKINSON SUSTAINS OBJECTIONS OF SEVERAL COMPLAINTS TO THE WV - WESTMORELAND - INCORPORATION November 22, 1911 HD INCORPORATION OF WESTMORELAND p. 1

WV - WILLIAMSON WILLIAMSON IS A GRETNA GREEN: MANY ROMANCES CULMINATED IN MINGO METROPOLIS p.7 July 18, 1911 HD

ADDITION TO MUSEUM AT POLICE STATION: DR. VICKERS PRESENTS CHIEF DAVIS WITH PAIR OF PET GREY SQUIRRELS - OTHERS ZOOS - POLICE ZOO July 30, 1913 HD COMING p. 5

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO MONKEY IS SICK : MURPHY LATEST EDITION TO POLICE MANAGERIE IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION September 13, 1913

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO WINTER'S CHILLY BLAST STILLS HEART OF MURPHY POLICE MONKEY October 22, 1913

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO A ZOO IN RITTER PARK 'IDEA' IS MEETING FAVOR October 26, 1913

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO "THREE FINGERS" STRAIGHT IS CURE FOR POLICE MONKEY October 31, 1913

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO WILL INSTALL ZOO IN RITTER PARK THIS SUMMER January 22, 1914

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO SOME POLICEMEN CLAIM THEY CAN CONVERSE WITH MONKEYS March 18, 1914 HD

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO MONKEY HIDES ON TRINITY CHURCH May 24, 1914 HD

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO FOXES, MONKEY AND DOG LIVE IN SAME CAGE AT POLICE ZOO July 2, 1914

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO NEW ATTRACTIONS FOR POLICE ZOO : 2 HORNED TOADS & ALLIGATOR July 8, 1914

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO POLICE MONKEYS MAY SOON LOSE THEIR HAPPY HOMES August 8, 1914

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO POLICE MONKEYS TO HAVE HOME BACK OF COUNTY JAIL October 7, 1914

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO FOUNTAIN BUILT IN RITTER PARK PROPOSAL THAT POLICE MENAGERIE BE MOVED TO THE CITY PARK IS DROPPED October 17, 1914

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO POLICE MONKEY FROZEN BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE December 16, 1914

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO POLICE MONKEY IS EXPECTED TO DIE December 17, 1914

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO MARY JANE (POLICE MONKEY) IS NOW IMPROVING : LITTLE MONKEY WILL LIVE December 18, 1914

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO MARY JANE CAUSES QUARREL BETWEEN POLICE AND CENTRAL: POLICE MONKEY INTO NEW MISCHIEF BY LIFTING BRANCH PHONE RECEIVER IN CHIEF DAVIS' OFFICE - PATROLMEN March 6, 1915 SAY SHE WAS CHUCKLING OVER QUARREL WITH CENTRAL p.10 HD

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ZOOS - POLICE ZOO MARY JANE, CAUSES QUARREL BETWEEN POLICE AND CENTRAL : POLICE MONKEY INTO MISCHIEF March 6, 1915

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO TWILIGHT SLEEP TREATMENT TO BE GIVEN POLICE MONKEY March 19, 1915

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO MONKEY STORY IS SPREAD: BROADCAST HUNTINGTON IS GAINING WIDE NOTORIETY (BRIDGET-POLICE MONKEY) p.3 March 26, 1915 HD

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO JOE & BRIDGET ARE HAPPY OWNERS OF NEW BORN BABE April 30, 1915

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO JUDGE GRAHAM NAMES MONKEY April 30, 1915

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO BUILDING NEW HOME FOR POLICE PETS AT CITY HALL June 23, 1915

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO MARY JANE ACCUSED OF ROBBERY MAKES ESCAPE : POLICE MONKEY HAS BECOME … DIP October 26, 1915

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO MAYOR GIVES NAME TO NEW BABY MONKEY AT POLICE ZOO "POLLY" March 28, 1916

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO POLICE ZOO GOES TO RITTER PARK : NEW CAGES TO BE BUILT FOR ANIMALS April 18, 1916

ZOOS - POLICE ZOO MONKEY GRABS HAT OFF DOCTORS HEAD June 3, 1916

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