Photographs Reveal Local Family during Funeral Attention
A grainy snippet describes a public funeral scene with Wade family members prominent in the images. Names include Clara Wade, Dia Wade, Atios Wade, and Mrs Rhata Wyrekose, with references to Dr. Wie Tusher and Bunda panes. The recount notes a mother’s presence, a late start, and the burial context in Burkes eH, Blaufeld.
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poLlathii
Jack Warde
Evi Ployd
Ain
Waleh
Ames Wade
Ula
Wade
Uta Wade
Burditte Gardner
Rhee
Dia Wade
Rhata Wyrekose
Clara Wate
Baton
Aylton
Bare Et Tela
Alta
Niseed
Wi Wade
Charles Hyllan
Odett
Shine
Anti’ Heatnet
Grover Batong
Burkes Eh
Clare Slusher
Rida Wrytishbb
Atios Wade
Niles
Ander
Wie
Tusher
Bluafield
Mis
Webb
Aida
Witteh
Paina
G. W. A. Work Forces Held Up by Weather
Workers at a G W A site faced delays due to weather with about one hundred men kept idle for a week. Crews endured halted progress while plans adjusted to resume operations after the weather disruption.
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Houid
Ign
Arde
Batidiies
Ware
Ocarcarati
Virginia Side Personalities and Travel Headlines
Virginia society notes recount Eleanor Witten aiding James Gillieple’s visit from Lyndonburg during Christmas holidays. Mrs. We Gi Bartah of Grundy joined by her daughter Bitty traveled to Virginia, with Mrs. Parah’s sister Mis Hi Oc Davia and Mrs Glatys Lodhey in Walnut Street. Miss Covey and Miss McDowell also appeared in town. A separate message reports Mrs Carliss Peters’s critical illness in Kansas City. formerly Miss Mattle Benbow, daughter of Mrs A A Bebbow of Tigait.
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Lea
Eleanor Witten
James Gillieple
Lydunburg Tolldze
Khown McDowell
County
Teathier
Wegle
Slater
OG. M
Jennings
Redelyad Herve
Carliss Peters
Kansas City
Peters
Mica Mattle Benbow
A. A. Bebbow
Aotie
Virginia Sidelights First Home Loan Bid and Local Happenings
Virginia sidelights report the first Home Loan bid approved in Byfield Va amid pending applications. The piece notes business activity, coal hauling by oxen teams, and completion timelines for a tipple at Jewell Ridge Coal and Coke. A new home occupation, school improvements, and Christmas program are also mentioned alongside weather and a Christmas lights turnout in Chicago House district.
Salvation Army Christmas fund far from goal
Adjutant Miller reported only 247.80 has been contributed so far, despite improving business conditions. He urged continued donations through the week to support Christmas dinner and the winter relief program planned for January and February, stressing ongoing need.
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Salvation Army
Miller
Story of Officers At Has 4A 8 Falkiem
Unclear report describes a suspect named Falkiem and two companions arrested by officers in Morgantown on robbery charges. Warren Wade was unclearly linked. Wade was shot by officers during the arrest. Wade's condition described as hot serious.
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Falkiem
Aya Yungi
Warren Wade
Morgantown
Wade
Wade G Wade speaks at Rotary Club in county program
Speaker Dr Wade G Wade of the county superintendent and head of schools described national civil policy and history while praising the Rotary International program. Another speaker outlined a tree planting and civic attractions plan funded by the CWA, with three Western Union messengers assisting.
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CWA
Community education meeting and wedding announce in Elgood
The Elgood community hosts an adult education session at the school with Mary Ros presiding and W H Roberts outlining agricultural value. A wedding for Miss Doyle and Samuel Crawford is noted at the groom's home, plus local quilting and Christmas programs planned. page includes junior high activities, sports results, and resident notices from Elgood and surrounding areas.
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Bigodd
W. Way Dee
Elgood
Mary Ros
Sui
Dresiding
Ft. Wood
Annt Thogerd
Lidbie
Tanger
Tila York
Marcer
W. H. Roberts
Anna Bogea
Modid McKebsie
W. HL. Robertg
Charlotte Scott
Midd Beryl Woodroof
Misa Edha Perking
Awford Doyle
Ethel Geaner Rockivall
Hen Thompson
Arnold Houchina
Priarston
Sumilay
Luke Hamblen
Aiulens
Jon Thompson
H. Doyle
Princeton
BR. B. Cheatwood
Bluefield
Mra. Thornton
Achenes
J. C. Hazelwood Bundlay
Kenpte McCauley
Wheeling
W. Va
W. S. Rogers
Misa Beryl Woodrout
G. A. White
B. McKenzie
Burtt Nickelgon
B. H. Burton
Elrama
R. B. Cheatwood
Pred Cheatwood
Thureday
Wiley
Harve Clemons
Edwin
Wade
Higood
Meaddows
Fick
Green Springs
Pleasant Hal
Mary
Johanis Southert
Homestead Project Aims for Washington Area Development
Officials approved a string of relief and public works schemes including a Homestead project in Washington with sublet listings for housing, utilities and community gardens. The plan covers about 426 families, with a track between Beverly and Hustjspille and a design to offer garden spaces and nearby land for shared use. An approved slate includes a leveed improvement program and schooling facilities in nearby counties, mirroring similar efforts in Reardanville and Preston counties.
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Washteton
Weel Virgifila
Adtotid
Dundit
Piutaday
Reerddville
Préaton County
Proposed consolidated income tax returns opposed at hearing
Washington reports that industry and transportation reps join administration in opposing Ways Means Committee plans to abolish consolidated corporate tax returns and tax credits for foreign taxes. Critics label it double taxation and warn it could force railroads and big firms into bankruptcy or raise revenue losses while firms fear loss of consolidated filing benefits.
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Washington
Attiatl
House
Mit Means
Audro
Commercé
United States
Cothe
Dickinson
Morganthau
George P. P. Hoitnell
Pittsburgh
Armatfone Sark Company
Rauroaga
Ban C. Dey
New York
Southern Pacific
Wdn
Dey
Senate inquiry into Detroit banking begins
Washington reports the Senate inquiry into the Detroit Banking collapse heard testimony that the Guardian Detroit Union Group Inc directed dividends from subsidiaries regardless of earnings Edsel Ford’s group implicated and letters suggested a dividend rate to cover an annual $8.20 per share assessment The letters revealed aims to fund Guardian Detroit Union Group Inc and involved Iron Lord and John N Blaker at Union Guardian Trust Co Detroit Officials plan to move the U S attorney’s office from Charleston to Huntington while a Charleston branch will remain Your Packages parked at Jimmys Restaurant while downtown police searched the area
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Washington
Detroit
Senate
Guardian Detroit
Futon Group
Mill
Edsel Ford
Re?gardless
Surnings
Robert C. Lord
Fromer
Perdin and
Pecora
Lord
Tate
Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc
John N. Blalker
Union Guardian Trust Company of
Financial Diffiulties
Michigan
Fecora
Stalker
Poeta
Tha Anpany
Charleston
United States
George Neal
Hhe Offie
Huntington
Daily newspaper as shopper guide and advertising hub
A reflection on newspapers as the principal shopping guide in daily life. The text notes readers study values and desires, while ads dominate media, making advertising more influential than ever before.
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Polly White, Lugille Nash Corradpendenta
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Elgood School
Laura Thompson
Farm Woman's Club
Ida Powell
Rose Lewis
Fairview Hill
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Girla Aid Toys
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Egoodama
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Withe Palrylew
Fairview
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