Funeral services set for Pineville accident victim
Mrs. Tillie Stewart 45 widow of Isaac Stewart died at Bluefield sanitarium from a fall injuries. Funeral 10 a m at Tobias Perdue's residence in Pineville with private burial. She had lived in Bluefield five months, previously in Detroit since 1927. Survived by son Emma Stewart 16, brothers Tobias Nathan Lee Perdue and several sisters.
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Pineville
W. Va
Tillie Stewart
Isaac Stewart
Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
Cedar Bluff
Tobias Perdue
Stewart
Leroy Perdue
Mia
Rebecca Jane (Perdue) Cook
Dan W. Cook
Nathan Perdue
Lee Perdue
Nannie Rose
Sarah M. Farley
Jane Sizemore
Mattie Blesard
Mullens
Emma Stewart
Glass plant shifts to six hour days in Huntington
Owens Illinois Glass company orders a six hour day at all plants. Huntington plant adds 243 workers, bringing total absorbed under the new system to about 2000 company wide. D Denelispeck, manager, announced the change effective immediately.
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Huntington
W. Va
Owens-Illinois Glass Company
D. Denelispeck
Leap Year Bride Follows Love Across Social Boundaries
Cherry Dixon, 10, defies aristocratic parents to marry Dan Toscalli after a night of secrecy and a near-discovery by rivals. An overheard confession to Dan about a rival reporter endangers a big scoop, straining their trust and triggering a tense fallout. Cherry pursues a larger apartment while Dan faces a work crisis as Toscalli’s absence looms.
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Dan Rie Lie
Cherry
Dan
California
Justice of Peace
Cap
Isa
Mac
Toscalli
Bates
Phillips
Remies
Dannas
Garth Hendricks
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Hendricks
The
Sentinel
Tosecalli
Tony
Brown
Leal
Mae
Knoweldge
Boatwood
Holy Street
Narrows High School Band to Give Free Outdoor Concert
The Narrows High School band will perform a free outdoor concert on Saturday June 11 at 4 PM on the lawn of RE. M. Hale Narrows. Citizens are invited to attend the open air event.
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Narrows High School
RE. M. Hale, Narrows
Amanda Van Pelt Dies at 77 in Oak Hill
Mrs. Amanda V. Van Pelt died yesterday at Oak Hill West Virginia at age 77 after seven months illness. She was born Miss Mahood of Pearisburg Virginia and widow of Mexico Van Pelt once a state supreme court judge. Funeral will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Oak Hill with relatives in attendance.
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Amanda V. van Pelt
Rice B. Scott
Oak Hill
W. Va
van Pelt
Miss Mahood
Pearseburg
Giles County
Virginia
Fountain B. Mahood
Mexico van Pelt
State Supreme
Burglar Foiled by Family Bulldog in CaHill Home
A burglar broke into Chester Cahill's home in Columbue Ohio and fled upstairs when confronted by Herbie the family bulldog. The intruder hurried back down as the dog pursued him, later returning after half an hour with a proud look.
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Atta
Herbie Columbue
Chester Cahill
Herbie
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