JF Miller Retired Grocer Dies at 79 in Jackson County
Joseph Franklin Miller 79 retired businessman and former Goldtown postmaster in Jackson County died early yesterday at his daughter’s home 1609 Oak Avenue He was born Sept 27 1860 near Kenna He retired from the grocery business in 1931 Surviving are his widow Emma Miller seven sons Rome Dempsey Olivier Dewey Gordon Eustace Asa all of Charleston three brothers and many grandchildren Services at Mountain Mission conducted by Rev Hobson Fisher with burial in the family cemetery The body at the Noble Long mortuary then at Mrs Wheeler’s home
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Joseph Franklin Miller
Goldtown
Jackson County
P. M. Wheeler
Oak Avenue
Kenna
Elihu and
Louisa Carney Miller
Miller
Agitin and
Engag
Mountain Mission
Emma Miller
A. B. Carney
Beckley
A. L. Godbey
New Jersey
Rome
Given
Dempsey
Olivier
Dewey
Gordon
Eustace
Asa Miller
Charleston
John
Richmond
J. L Miller
Noble Long
J. K. Riley and
L. A. Koontz
Russian Attack on Hungary Reported
Reports from the Ruthenian frontier say Russian soldiers opened fire on Hungarian sentries near Budapest marking a border incident. This developing report notes limited details and ongoing clashes between forces along the frontier despite heightened tensions in the region.
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Hungary
Budapest
Obituary notices from Charleston area mourn several deaths
Obituaries list James Harvey Pier son 46 formerly of Charleston who died in St Petersburg Florida. Also memorials for Mrs Leonora Randolph Stevens, Virgil Cook 82, John H Young 73, Henry Streit Walker 54, and Agnes R Raines 79 of Poca. Funeral times, burial sites, and survivors named. services held in First Baptist, Clendenin First Methodist, Sisson Memorial church, and local cemeteries.
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James Harvey Pinson Ward
St. Petersburg
Fla
James Harvey Pierson
Charleston
Veterans’ Hospital
Lenora Randolph Stevens
Leonora Randolph Stevens
Huntington
First Baptist Church
Spring Hill Cemetery
Virgil Cook
Clendenin First Methodist Church
Edgar Cook
Clendenin
A. P. Poling
Rosedale
Osborne Cemetery
Charleston Transportation Schedules Across Trains and Buses
Daily departure and arrival times from Charleston terminals for trains and buses. Includes American Airlines routes via Cincinnati and Washington to New York, with westbound and northeast bounds, plus Greyhound and rail lines. Contains numerous times and stops with notes on daily or Sunday exceptions and directions.
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Charleston
American Airlines Sans Mameay
Elkins
Clarksburg
Roanoke
New York Central
Westheaesthound
Greyhound Lines
Byty N. Ly
Rich
Ar. Wash
Ar. Rich
Ar WN
Weatherna Ly
How to Iron Pongee Garments
The dampness should be very evenly distributed across the fabric before ironing. Use a low heat setting and press gently to avoid shine. Iron from the wrong side if possible and use a pressing cloth to protect the material. Let the garment cool on a hanger after ironing.
William Lohmeyer Dies at 79 Prominent Charleston Banker
William Lohmeyer 79 prominent local banker and insurance man died last night at his home on Virginia Street after an extended illness. He was president of Lohmeyer and Goldsmith Inc an insurance firm and chairman of the Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank board. He helped organize the Charleston Elks lodge was its charter member and formerly director of Kanawha National bank. He had resided in Charleston 50 years leaving no close kin. His wife Nannie Reynolds Lohmeyer died about three years ago. Simpson mortuary is handling the body.
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William Lohmeyer
Virginia Street
Lohmeyer
Lohmeyer and Goldsmith, Inc
Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank
Charleston Elks Lodge
Charleston
Old
Kanawha_National bank
Nannie Reynolds Lohmeyer
Simpson Mortuary
Weirton Challenged on World Steel Production Record
Weirton Steel Corp disputed Bethlehem Steel’s Cambria mill claim of a world production record for a blast furnace without refining downtime. Bethlehem No 9 operated from 1934 until this week, producing 1,014,000 tons of pig iron before shutdown. Weirton No 1 produced 1,856,584 tons from 1930 to 1936, with refining taking five to six weeks and costs in the hundreds of thousands.
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Weirton
Bethlehem Steel Company
Cambria
Johnstown
Weirton Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Reserve Officers Plan Dinner for Col. Nulsen
Kanawha chapter of the Reserve Officers Association to honor Col. Charles K. Nulsen USA chief of staff West Virginia military area with a 6 30 p.m. dinner December 14 at the Ruffner hotel. Nulsen departs January 1 to command the 23rd infantry at Fort Sam Houston Texas. Maj. R E O Connor toasts. Col Walter S Drysdale US Army Fort Hayes Columbus Ohio will speak on reserve activities of the fifth corps area after the dinner. At group school last night Lieut S F Musselman Cal Res spoke on cavalry use in warfare about 40 officers attended.
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Kanawha
Reserve Officers’ Association
Charles K. Nulsen
West Virginia Military Area
Ruffner Hotel
Nulsen
23Rd Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
R. E. O'Connor
Walter S. Drysdale
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Fifth Corps
S. F. Musselman
Cal Res
Fabric care tip on ironing and fabric dampening
A brief note advises ironing garments on the correct side only when fabric is evenly damp or lightly misted to avoid scorching. It cautions against ironing on the wrong side or without proper moisture to prevent damage.
Anne Adams Pattern 4315 Apron With Easy Stitching
Pattern 4315 offers all over protection and stylish bias panels with high cut sides for fit. Two versions show pockets with lacing or ric rac edging while a center skirt panel extends into the bodice. Non slip straps, sizes small to large, and pricing details included. A Winter Pattern Book preview highlights day and night frocks, gift tips, and junior sections.
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Anne Adams
French Sink Fifth Iman Su iin 1 French Navy Front Notes
The Western front reported no major developments except artillery and par activity. Bad weather grounded all aviation, leaving operations limited and communications subdued for the day.
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Iman
Pattern 243 West Seventeenth Street Listing in Gazette
An advertisement notes a book and pattern set priced at twenty five cents. Readers are directed to send orders to The Charleston Gazette Pattern 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York, N Y.
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Charleton Gazette
West Seventeenth Street
New York
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
JF. Miller
Santa
O. J. Morrison's Department Store
Toyland
Morrison's
Pinson
Reserve Officers’ Corps
C. H. Hetzel, Jr
Anna Mae Hetzel Pinson
Barbara Pinson
University of California
Nancy
Patsy
David
John H. Young
Pat Berry
Sisson Memorial
Grapevine
Rudy Young
East Street
Young Cemetery
Cunningham
Harold, Orville
Glennis Young
Elmer
Ree Humphreys
Delford Hughart
Henry Streit Walker
Nelie W. Walker
Winona
Nellie W. Walker
Baltimore
W. C. Nell
Fayetteville
Agnes R. Raines
Poca
Homer Raines
Middleport
The
Baptist Church
F. S. Thornburg
Lilly Cemetery
Cooke Mortuary
Nitro
Ethel Stewart
Morganton
N. C
Annie Smith
Ehaces
Tim Larel
Stor
Boudoir
BY Carter
Carter
Ees Oeeees Ly. Cinn
A. m
IV. Hunt
S. m
Av. Chas
IV. Chas
IV. Elkins
Lv. Wash
Ar. N. Y
West Bound
Ar. Chas
Lv. Hunt
Cinn
Ar. Chi
N.Y
Ar. N.Y
Wiedbous
Ind
Chicago
Pitts
Jacksonville
Winston-Salem
Arsonville
Lawrence Frise
New York City
Henrietta Lohman
Ellis
Col
Leverett
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Daisy
Boston
Washington
F. M. Kerby
Dept. SG
Gazette Service Bureau
Thirteenth Street
Washington, D. C
Charleston Gazette
Piece Goods
LEE ST
Nieginian ‘Theater
Leee
May's
Brazil
D&g
Colgate
Cologne
Briggs
Pipe & Tobacco Combination
Kentucky Club
Humbder Friends
Blue Bear
Tipperary
Lydia
Pinkham's
Colgates
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