Lowder Funeral Today At Walnut Grove
The funeral for Lowder, longtime resident of Slua field but living in Cilft Yard since 1823, is set for this afternoon at the Hirst fer Conductor Co. building. Members of the Railway Conductors Order will serve as pallbearers and assist in the services.
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Hirst Fer Conductor Co
Walnut Grove
Lowder
Cilft
Foront
Long Chepa Order of
Tadiss
Towler
Embere
Legion Chieftain Catiiss Acts of Adwr al Byrd
Fragmented OCR text references a continued page one section about a legion chieftain and actions by Adwr al Byrd. The readable lines mention an apartment, a planned takeover, and taxation context with scattered phrases about state patrols and a taxpaying region. No clear event, date, or full names are confirmed.
Community notes from Roderfield Virginia near Thanksgiving
Nov 26 in Roderfield Virginia residents share social updates. Mary Guella visits from Birofield to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chasele. Katy Simpson visits Welch. Alton Duncan and family host relatives in Roy. Wendy Tonia and others attend gatherings. Ray Jo and family visit Bluefield. Robt Miller and family visit in Premier area. Thanksgiving activities and local visits highlight a busy community scene.
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Roderfield
Sarena
Mary Guella
Birofield Sapiterium
Sisling
Chasele Aseli
Wendy Tonia
Bice
Princeton
Nguel
Katy Simpson
Welch
Olen Grocery
Charleston
Alton Duncan
Roy Ware
Mr. and
Mire
Roy Jonsy
BH. B
Jamier
Ware
Bluefield
H. Miller
Xo Robert Jr
Echo
Marie Netware Mine Marie Netware O Boissevann Vi
Boissevain Virginia Marie Netware, an employee of a local gas company, died suddenly at home. The obituary notes she is survived by a spouse and two children and mentions a recent Thanksgiving event. The piece includes garbled text and several misplaced words, but preserves the core fact of her sudden death and basic survivors.
COMLONE W Yh 38 GLA carreenondee
Fragmentary text from a local page mentions individuals and aVehicle or race details but is largely unreadable. The legible pieces reference COMLONE and GLA with unclear context possibly noting numbers or dates, requiring cautious reconstruction from surrounding columns.
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Comlone
Ratwanine Aboard Agama Maru Reappears in Flower Kingdom Tour
Ratwanine aboard the Agama Maru on an extended tour of the Flowers Kingdom renews ties with San Francisco acquaintances as Mr Woodrow Wilson and Amor a’s wartime president greet the guest at a Democratic League gathering in the city.
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Ratwanine
Woodrow Wilson
Don of
Amora
San Francisco
Democratic League
Ot Eae Tee
Funeral notice and lodge gathering at Bluefield
Members of Bluefield Lodge No. 280 are directed to meet at the lodge room at 9 a.m. for a funeral service for Brother Elbert Lowder. Parking is requested on the north side of Island Street facing south after 2 p.m. Exalted Ruler Arlen Hollman and Jolp BP issue the notice. Special turkey dinner and fruitcake orders offered. Simmy's restaurant promotes turkey time menus.
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Lowder
Bluefield Lodge No
Brother
Elbert Lowder
Hlsnd Street
Ad Ima
Gecrotayy
Arlen
Hollman
List of names and initials from a historical roster page
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous personal names, initials, and affiliations such as E Jones, John Tiarney, Thomas H Cooper Jr, Howard Gooner, Philip Goodwill, Frank Goodwill, J Fox, Kerr, Pritchard, Browz, Rae, Stockdale, Ivy, Pack, Parry, Baker, Bowen, Howen, Lincoln, Kelley, Me neery, Kath, Bayon, Watts, H O'Toole, Williamson, Galway, Smitts, Bishop, Crawford, Patterson, Needwigg, Burr, Marshall, Woodruff, and many others, mixed with titles and stray letters, reflecting a roster or membership listing from a bygone issue.
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Dungiinson Jr
H.C. Weller
John Tiarney
Thomas H. Cooper Jr
Howard Gooner
Jeu
Philip Goodwill
Frank Goodwill
John J. Fox
H. I Suol
Kerr
Dun
Pritchard
Plah Pritchard
Robert Pritchard
Browz
Richard Dudenslys
T. Rae Atte
Thamay Stockdale
Gr Aah
Beesas
Mn Aw
Righa
Hewitt Ivy J.C. Pack
Ry Parry
Baker
Font Ree
Harry Bowen
Bowen
Hedroy M. Howen
Dy ‘ H
Darks
J. Lincoln
Sdwin Mann
Kelley
Bernard Meneery
Demar Eoperty Pe
Ataveng
George W. Kath
Win Bayan Sins Cou
Neapler
Oruire
Morella Watts
Ve Bon i Ragry
Cal
H. O'Toole
W. G Williamson
W. BP
Ord
Wiliam
Stwater
C. A. Smitts
A. Bishon
B. Crawford
B. Raniola
A. Fey
R. Whitman
J. Jars
H. W. Bhisits
Tyler
R. Hawthorne
C. J. Alexander
Maries H. Clagett
Adame
John W. Bieich
Rboy
Gs Japning
H. Milner
Mitabell
Jradshaw
Dr. S
Maasay
Ferry
Q. Nels
Lenore
Korat
Tonoras
A. C. Needwigg
T. Burr
H. Hate Aald
Vicainnle Antflela
John Marshall
W. George Fraeman
O. J. Smit
Tie Falta
T. Peters
Wea
A. V. Snrples
J. P. Curils
George W. Woodruff
Howard N
Ravenson
H. Gondykeontz
O. J. Yervind
Charles J. Berwind
G, H. Pare
N. A
Nowdck
W. A. Jamizon
Unett Soiline
R. M. Lambie
Watton
B R W. James
Ford Undergoes Malo PerTon and Personal Theories
Fragmented OCR text hints at Ford adopting personal theories and a museum exhibit. The piece mentions he became owner of thousands of paras around his birth and aims to apply ergonomic ideas, with a notable exhibit linked to the state. The readable fragments are unclear and incomplete.
Commander Johnson Jo Attend Banquet
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Commander Johnson Jo and a banquet event. The text includes stray words and names such as Hart Magen and Fo be da, but lacks clear actions, dates, or locations. No coherent details establish a full news item for a concise summary.
Local Woman's Mother Dies in Somerville Massachusetts
Mrs J Frank Maynard of Somerville Massachusetts learned yesterday of the death of her mother Mrs Ee Amelacon 4 who died in Somerville after a long illness. Mrs Singleton was active in mind and body despite advanced age. Surviving are two grandchildren and other relatives. She had split her time between Somerville and Blaafald in recent years and was widely known in this city.
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J. Frank Maynard
Somerville
Basa
Maynard
Singleton
Iggleton
Bomerville
Blaafald
Wanharf
Waltalng
Vermont
MOVE FOR EARLY ACTION ON DAV LA NWR BEER BILL
A letter and committee plan in Washington push for early hearings on a Volstead Act amendment. Prominent brewer August A Bunch, and William Gaety of Oblango, urge legal beer at 4 percent alcohol by volume. They argue near 3.75 to 4 percent would curb illicit production and bootlegging while remaining safe to distribute.
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Nous Wave and Means Committee
United States Hippers Resoolution
N Bt. Louw
August A. Bunch
Copgrees
Wiliam “Ly
Act Ao
Goetz Gal
William H. Bhort
Weet-ary Springs
Hoover
Ragnevelt
Kig Howard
Ming
Albert Michtolst
Winona Gardens
Broadway
Velen
Territorial Recast Speculates on Caribbean Islands Transfer
Disjointed notes propose that Britain may be unable to pay debts and Canada could cede or transfer disputed lands back to the United States. Caroline, Malta, Cyprus are referenced as strategic parallels. French Guiana and Caribbean islands are mentioned as potential concessions amid wartime realignments.
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Lorraine
Britain
Hare
Canada
Caribbean
United States
Malta
Cyprus
Bengtoy Hatfield
France
French ‘Guiana
Anne Winnetarioe
Frances
TAZEWELL COUNTY FARMER PASSES
The well known Tazewell county farmer Henry Kelly age 80 died yesterday morning at his home in Burkes Garden. He is survived by five sons and other relatives. The funeral will be held at 2:20 this afternoon at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Father William officiating. Burial will follow in a private cemetery in Burkes Garden.
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Henry Kelly
Tazewell County
Burkes Garden
Melly
Commercial Hotel
Mrg. GW
T Kelly
Henry
the Hope
William R
Sacred Heart Catholic
Buria
Chicago Newsmen Probe Minds of Hmerum People
A fragmented feature presents Chicago workers and unemployed residents debating the eight hour workweek, taxes, farmers’ plight, and the need for economic reform. Statements from diverse figures include a hobo college president, a factory worker, a housewife, and a promoter, reflecting unrest and distrust of Hoover and Roosevelt era policies.
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Chicago
Gene Austin Arrested in Wheeling Nightclub Disturbance
Wheeling W Va November 26 radio singer Gene Austin was arrested on a drunk and disorderly charge at the Virginia theater before a musical comedy performance. Police responded to loud protests by audience members as manager Charles Felnier reported the star could not perform.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Austin
Opqunet
Virginia Theater
Charles Felnier
Nations Urged to Pay Debts by December Fifteenth
A wartime debt controversy outlines how Poland owes 3.3 million dollars in interest due December 15 while Czechoslovakia faces 1.5 million. U S economic strains from debt burdens are weighed against the need for modifications, with Britain and France coordinating on suspending December payments and cabinet discussions ahead.
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Chamber of Commerce
Wise
United States
Melyin’ A. Traylor
Silas H. Birown
Cancaligtion
Call
Hay
Aaterlkes An
London
Britain
John Simon
Geneve
Mac Donald
Gut
Wregsury
Lalaly
Riot at Utah State Prison Wounds Convict
Salt Lake City November 26 A riot at the Utah state prison led to a convict being wounded as guards and inmates clashed. Fires, attempted escapes, and heavy doors featured as inmates rushed areas and damaged property during the disturbance.
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Utah
State Prison
Salt Lake City
Arivonera
City Politi
Aharitia
Prabh
Ona
Guarda Ware
Fram Outelda Me
Walla
Rdan
R. B
Davies
Foon
Fragmentary notice hints at a wedding or event
The readable text appears as a garbled fragment mentioning a wedding or ceremony with unclear names and details, offering minimal concrete facts about participants, dates, or location. The fragment suggests an event but lacks verifiable entities to confirm specifics.
Officials near pay cuts dig in against payouts
Charleston reports that in a state auditor examination eleven officials including six elected executives kept full September and October salaries and refunded previous reductions. Governor and others faced recall, amid constitutional rules barring salary changes during terms. several officials withdrew two months of funds and awaited further action.
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Charleston
W. Va
Charleston Gazette
Conny
Kaya
Gatarios
Democratia
Oterdale
Atate
Holger C. Lawcon
Aid ‘Timt
Crewl
Indgex
Howard M. Gore
Bchooly W. OC
Cook
Treasury
Howard B
Lee
Anay
White
A F L Debates Shorter Work Week At Convention
Cincinnati November 28 The Fifty second American Federation of Labor convention closes its first week with debates over a shorter work week and eight hour day. Committees study plans to report Monday as members discuss direct cooperation between unions and employers to blunt depression effects and promote union label products. President Sam Groves emphasizes unemployment relief as a top issue while resolution on tax reform provokes opposition.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Phorter
Agele & Constitutions
Federation Plana
Ing
Sam Groen
Raspl- Hons Wefs
Jaing Delp
Atora
Townsend lifts ban on so called wine tonics
Charleston Tax Commissioner T C Townsend announced a liberal construction of the state prohibition laws while allowing medicinal tonics with 23 percent alcohol to be sold under permits. He noted that some tonic makers may sell to individuals but keeper applications will be judged on merit under the new legislative framework.
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Charleston
W. Va
T. C. Townsend Remiggvad
State Department i
Figenes Magnena
Townsend
Phyalclana
Former Army Officer Shoots Robbers Killing Them
A former Army officer shot and killed two robbers during a holdup attempt at a local establishment. The incident prompted police to cordon off the scene as investigators reviewed early details and potential motive. Authorities did not release names pending formal charges.
Tennessee Burns Eyes Shrek Speakership Race
Dispatch from Washington on November 24 notes strong Democratic interest in the Speakership contest as Burns of Tennessee backs Alabama colleague JoN Me aftie and veteran leaders MeDpihs and McDuffie emerge as contenders while Garner eyes the vice presidency.
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Henry Nine
Nino
Repiicantativa Atta
Somamalure
Sreriovaly
Revigna
Ind McDuffie
Bank
Cnninsi Tas
MeDpihs
Garner
Otter
York
Greenwood
Warren
North
New York
Will Hays
Roosevelt Talks To Farm Leaders
President Roosevelt met with farm leaders to discuss reconstruction, farm loans, and extending the farm credit system. The talks touched on currency expansion and the domestic allotment plan ensuring price parity with production costs for essential crops. Debentures tied to tariffs were proposed to support agricultural financing.
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Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
Sagavelt
Slad
American Woman Sought in Mysterious Murder
Milan dispatch reports authorities seek Miss Anna Persherl of Syracuse in connection with dismembered remains found in suitcases. Police say a second woman, Der sherl, 41, was linked to the case and a third case with body parts arrived in Nome on November 14. The slayer is believed to be aware authorities are tracking him. The victim is described as an upper class woman.
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Milan
Italy
Navy
Anna Persherl
Syracuse
Palice Gay Bhay
Sipin
Autopsy Reveals Teen Shot Through the Heart
Doylestown Pa November 26 A UPAR autopsy on Franges Remplar sixteen of Newtown found dead in a woods showed a twenty two caliber bullet had struck her heart No weapon was found and Charley Kravine twenty five also of Newtown was arrested in connection with the case Arnwine held on suspicion of assault investigation grows more complex with police stating he knew nothing of the girl’s disappearance.
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Doylestown
Franges Remplar
Newtown
Slaf
Charley Kravine
Attpalkin
Arnwine
Rail Pals Meet To Governors Elect
Denver, Nov 26. Representatives of Colorado and Wyoming met to resolve the North Platte river water dispute. Governor-elect Edwin G. Johnson of Colorado and governor-elect Leslie A. Miller of Wyoming attended, renewing past railroad ties and agreeing on a friendly settlement. The banquet followed a Democratic victory rally as the two leaders discussed policy and their earlier partnership on the railroad.
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Oolgraip
Wyoming
North Platte
Colorado
Edwin G. Johnson
Leg
Leslie A. Miller
Bute
Colorady
Johnsop
Milter Ta
Wyary
Johnson
William H
Billy) Adams
Craig
Gearate
Adams
Powhatan Coal Company worker killed in slate fall
Powhatan coal and coke company employee Tom Halloway, 40, was killed instantly when a slate fall struck his head at 6:30 Tuesday in Powhatan, W V. He leaves a widow and several children. Burial set for Friday. Mrs Sheek of Bikhora and Mr and Mrs H B Gheats Visited Crane Creek area Thursday.
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Powhatan-Kyle
W. Va
Tom Halloway
Powhatan Coal and Coks Company
Ainta
Caveral Chitdran
Sheek
Bikhora
Waa
Sad
H. B. Gheats
John Lunsford
Crane Creek
Ap Mya Willan Lonsford
Prisoner shoots and kills deputy warden then dies
In New York a prisoner, Fred Epling, shot and killed deputy warden Walter Honeck at Raymond Street Jail before turning the weapon on himself. Honeck's son William was wounded. the attacker died at his wife’s feet. Other attendees and bystanders named include Andrew deCormick and McConnell.
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Fred Epling and Son
Hmll
Mingly
Ruby Kosginge Wales
Pringpton
Jes
Kessingay
Princeton
Roy Epling
Charleston
Fred Epline
Lisly
Thuysday
Myre
Paul Dijon
Mire
Sue Lilly
Andrew deCormick
New York
Tome
McConnell
New York City
Walher
Harry Honeck
William Honeck
Thanksgiving Social Highlights In Flat Top Community
Thanksgiving greetings spread through Flat Top as Bud Mrs. Garagy Lilly and child visited a relative in Duns while Mrs. L. V. Harvey, a Concord college student, spent the holiday at home. Miss Catherina Raphett returned from Concord for the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Lea Baskett. Mrs Loy Cook and Cedl Litty noted business visits to Pringa fon on Monday. Clem Meadows, burned last Monday, shows slow improvement at Beckley event.
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Bud
Garagy Lilly
Childres
Duns
L. V. Harvey
Concord College
Catherina Raphett
Lea Baskett
Loy Cook
Caedl Litty
Pringa
Clem Meadows
Green Ware
Beckley
Wesleyan College Leader McCuskey Hospitalized in Buckhamston
Dr Roy McCuskey president of West Virginia Wesleyan College was rushed by ambulance from Buckhamston to Ohio Valley General hospital Wheeling after a gall bladder illness worsened. Mrs McCuskey accompanied him as doctors prepared for possible surgery.
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Buckhamston
W. Va
Roy McCuskey
West Virginia Wesleyan College
torNeht
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Wheeling
McCaskey
Mc Caskey
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