Johnson Hunted For Jumping Bond In Cabin Creek Case
Former Justice of the Peace Harry Johnson, convicted of embezzlement and county funds larceny, fled to Kentucky after bond set at 85000 to appeal. He claimed money existed but was destroyed by a fire, and he offered to pay if the county paid. He faced a murder acquittal note in a separate self defense outcome.
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Capias
Harry Johnson
Be “Pans
Thaund
Johnson
Weare
East Bank
Logan County
Littlepage
Kentucky
Johnson Wes
Office of Justice of the Peace
Cabin Creek
Oscar Smithson
Rural Club Activities Report From Hendiey and Pratt
An account of Handiey Pour club at Hendiey schoolhouse notes program led by Mrs. Mars Baiughan and Donaid Smith with participants including Margaret Morris Edns Pout Virginian arthur Eve May Williams Libby Jones and others. Plans were made for January meeting and a party on December 16 at Pratt junior high. Committee members were named for refreshments decorations and invitations. Mina EZiste Mayers hosted Riverside Four-H club members at her Lock Mo home with attendees listed.
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Hendiey
Handiey Pour Club
Mars Baiughan
Donaid Smith
Margaret ‘Morris
Edns Pout
Virginian Arthur
Eve May Willams
Libby Jones
Margaret Ann Morton
Wilms Stone
Dorothy Peters
Marjorie Evans
Anna Cash
Evelyn Piephecaon
Mary Day
Dennis Lowe
Bill Williams
Ernest Hall
Tha Pratt Pour- Club
Pratt
Misa Clover Davis
Helen Baughan
Stargesst
Gey
Katherine Cawley
Cleo Rutherford
Myrti¢ Roberta Arbaugh
Bonnie Recco
Masine Toney
Kathleen Waldron
Clathes
Mina Eziste Mayers
Lentier
Riverside Four-H
Lock ‘Mo
Malcolm Ferrell
Pete Myers
Clyde Myers
M. Ferrell
Lowise Bryant
Zxtit Belcher
Community Club and Four-H News From Elkview and Kanawha
Local events include Elkview woman's club meeting hosted by Mrs A H Holland with lessons in reed basketry and a covered dish luncheon. Dutch Ridge council elects Charles Hoffman president and Alma Taylor secretary as motion pictures are shown. Four-H groups plan Christmas party at Sanderson schoolhouse December 18 with Opal Morris Virginia Morris and Eugene Kennedy leading. Belle Rural club hosts Christmas program at Belle Presbyterian church with song readings and a long attendee list. A Kanawha volunteer youth club meeting at county agricultural offices features Gladys Mae Seranage as principal speaker and sewing demonstrations by Wik district high school Four-H group under Mrs Ethel Kelly.
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Holland
A. H. Holland
Elkview
Sanderson
Thelma Hall
Yeader
Plens
Opal Morris
Virginia Morris
Eugene Kennedy
Belle Rural Club
Belle: Presbyterian Church
Lambert
W.H. Howell, Jr
J. R. Simms
Freda Langon
Eva Reuter
Dorothy Martin
Nnig Miley
Junior Sims
Mickey Martin
Francis Shaver
Betty Peatl
Mocl Lyona
Virginia Reuter
Carson Hummel
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Reuter
Preston Miely
Harry J. Martin
Avis’ Reuter
Charles Hummel
Sammis Martin
James Herndon
Billy Jarre Yett
Vernon Lyone
Jack Wiley
Billy Lambert
Ted Lambert
Betty Lambert
A. G. Lambert
Frei Mandt
A. J. Snead
T.W. Mandt
J. F. Palmer
Frank A. Neat
W. Penix
Helen ‘Jarrett
J. BR. Sims
A. V. Bletner
W. J. Howell
A. Williams
Eleanor Mc Chung
Arthur Brenterman
Kath- Jean Willams
Jang ‘Ann Laton
Betty von Laton
Bare Poursville
Kanawha
Mayme Hall
Wik District High School
Four-H Clth
Ethel Kelly
Dies Near Time He Was Supposed to Wed
Oscar Yeager aged 31 of Duffy near New Martinsville died in Wetzel County Hospital shortly after the wedding time set for his marriage to Miss Margaret Potts of Duffy. Yeager had been injured in a ferry boat accident about 100 days earlier.
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New Martinsville
Oscar Yeager
Duffy, D
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Wetze
Margaret’ Potts
Duffy
Yeager
Railroad Worker Drops Dead on Court Street
An unidentified Chesapeake and Ohio railroad worker named William Lemon collapsed on Court Street early this morning. Detective Harvey Dunlop transported him to St Francis hospital where he was pronounced dead. Coroner Dr. William F. Work said death resulted from lung congestion. the body was taken to Harden and Harden mortuary. Lemon had recently arrived in Charleston from road ramp.
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William Lemon
Court Street
Harvey Dunlop
St. Francis Hospital
Harden and Harden
William F. Work
Lemon
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Charleston
Hitler Declines Presidential Candidacy Remark
The report notes Hitler avoiding a direct pledge on running for president. He states he would not enter the picture at 1 even if fascists gain control and refuses to say whether they would keep President Paul von Hindenburg in power if they succeed.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Hitler
Newcomer to Confer With Field Deputies on Property Checks
A newcomer will confer with his deputies tomorrow to prepare for sending them through the county to inspect property improvements since the year's start. The session opens January 1 as the assessor seeks to adjust valuations after a year of reports. Berlin reports Hitler and fascist leaders deny any general tax or property reduction for 1991, asserting no such change under any circumstance will occur.
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Mssstament Sesson
Sasessor
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Four Christmas Club Check Has Greater Value at Ward's
Ward's offers a notable Christmas club payout as four seasonal payments accumulate to a larger value this year. Customers anticipate a higher total than in prior years, with shoppers urged to verify eligibility and timing of the distribution.
Gandhi Returns Home After Round Table Conference
Paris dispatch reports Mahatma Gandhi leaving for India from a London round table gathering. He wore a shawl and loincloth and was cheered by a large crowd at the railway station. His disciple Miss Made-Une Blade accompanied him as they spoke to Indian students about unity across races creeds and classes.
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Paris
Mehatma Gandhi
India
London
Misa
Une Blade
Building Permit Issued for Fernodel Building at 501 Capitol
The Jarrett Printing Company received a city permit to construct the Fernodel building at 501 Capitol Street. Estimated project cost is $1,000.
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Jarrett Printing Company
Yoeser Day
Fernodel
Capitol Street
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