Schoble Dies of War Wounds at 47 in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 6 Lt Frank Schoble, once blinded in the Argonne battles, former national vice commander of the American Legion, died last night after nine months of illness from war wounds. He was 47 and a Philadelphia native who left the University of Pennsylvania to join the trenches.
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Philadelphia
Frank Schoble
Argonne Big Daya
Prema Desth
American Legion
M@choble
John J. Pershing
Ferdinand Foch
Schoble
University of Penmayivenis
Blind veteran returns to school after war to finish course
American and British forces delivered the sightless veteran back to the campus after wartime service. He resumes his studies to complete his course, having learned Braille during recuperation.
Man Held in Texas Not Kidnaper, Report
Fingerprints of a man held at Palestine Texas in connection with a seven year old kidnapping do not match those of William Mayin Roman who is sought for abducting Dorothy Evelyn Bradley six daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Bradley of Rupert Greenbrier county state police were notified yesterday The notification came from department of justice agents at Dallas who had been asked by state police to investigate the case State police await word from county officers at Palestine before announcing definitely that the prisoner is not Roman See Wimbledon England is reducing its tax rate.
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Palestine
Texas
William Mayin Roman
Dorothy Evelyn Bradley
Richard Bradley
Rupert
Greenbrier
Department of Justice
Dallas
Wimbledon
England
A Pleasing Frock For Tennis Or Tea Attire
This charming outfit suits both active tennis play and sideline watching. Choose linen, cotton, or pique for mobility or a printed fabric with a coordinating ribbon scarf for shade seating. It features a duck tile cape that buttons onto the shoulders. Pattern 1907 offered in sizes.
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Alzes
Anne Adams pattern book offers summer fashions
Advertisement for Anne Adams pattern book and sewing patterns lists sizes and yardage, with instructions and pricing. Readers are invited to send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern, and to address orders to The Charleston Gazette Pattern Department at 243 West 17th Street, New York City.
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Anne Adams
Eure
Charleston Gazette
Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Nitro senior class play and farewell gathering report
The Nitro senior class presents the play I Wii, I Won’t in the school auditorium tonight at eight. Director is senior class advisor Miss Pauline Pratt. A surprise shower honored Mrs. R. M. McGhee, formerly Miss Katherine Davis, a Nitro Grade School teacher leaving for Kentucky. Guests included many local residents and teachers. Three Nitro youths returning from The Citadel plan to spend summer with family. Mrs. Mary Moore visited Gallipolia, Ohio, and Miss Lydia Jones hosted. Mrs. MacDuffie Clark and son visit North Carolina. influenza confines Mrs. Charles E. Roe at home.
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Pauline Pratt
R. M. McGhee
Katherine Davis
Nitro
Kentucky
F. 4. Pitch, Jr
Harry E. Miller
Bruce Reppert
Isabelle Hail
Evelyn Heinz
Virginia Glickenberger
Alma Dudding
Sarah Santrock
Virginia Roberts
Margaret Kreiger
Ruth Jordan
Paul T. Bricker
Mary Virginia Spencer
Pautle Pratt
Ronald Burnett
John Welker
John Grose
Webb Declares Candidacy for House Seats in Jefferson District
J W Webb of Jefferson district and supervisor of subsistence gardens for the local relief administration filed with the Circuit Court Clerk. Mr Hix announced candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the house of delegates. S O Bird of South Charleston filed for the Republican nomination to the county school board. A passenger train ran 193 miles from Liverpool to Euston in 192 minutes, setting a new English record.
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J. W
Fat" Webb
Jefferson District
Hix
House of Delegates
S. O. Bird
South Charleston
Repwallian
Liverpool
Euston
England
Two Porch Sitters Injured by Auto
An automobile turned over near Lincoln Hill injuring two porch occupants. John Banaska 35 and his wife Mary were hurt with the husband possibly dying. Byron Imler of Cumberland Maryland suffered serious injuries while the driver escaped harm.
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Washington
John Banaska
Mary
Byron Imler
Cumberland
Lincoln Hill
Rural Club Activities At Stuanyside Farm Home
Mrs. H. 8. Gadd hosted Stuan yside farm woman's club with members including Mrs. J. W. Hammonds and Mrs. George Evans. Lessons led by Hammonds and Evans on West Virginia, July picnic planned, house dress contest honors awarded to several members.
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H. 8. Gadd
Stuanyside
Vancris
J. W. Hammonds
Leyson
George Evans
West Virginia
FE. B. Gordon
Frank Spencer
C. E. Hall
A. D. Maddox
J. W. Hammond
W. Cdotson
H. P. Green
D. C. Scott
H. D. Barnes
A. G. Clay
Gadd
Blakeley Termi Woman's Club
Blakeley
M. VanCamp
J. T. Pickering
Mammie Burnett
EB. Calvert
G. G. White
Virgie Withrow
Rose Brinch
Elizabeth Welch
Madge Miller
Ora Horner
A. O. Priestley
Bancroft Boy Sets Eight Year Attendance Record
John Wick son of Mr and Mrs P Wick of Bancroft achieved a perfect attendance record for eight years at Bancroft graded school. He participates in sports and has played on the Bancroft graded school basketball team for two years. The French Government is considering reorganizing its air forces.
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John Wick
P. Wick
Bancroft
Older Girls to Leave For Jackson's Mill Camp
Four-H camp for older girls will be held at Jackson's Mill from June 1 to June 18. Girls aged 15 or older on January 1, 1934 are eligible to enroll. Eleanor McClung, county home demonstration agent, announced applicants should assemble at the Eastern county courthouse at nine Sunday morning to depart for the camp. Old Penny Blacks, England's first postage stamps issued in 1840, are shown in London for $29.50 each.
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Jackson’s Mill
Mise
Eleanor McClung
Esnawha
England
London
Harris Improving After Hospital Operation
James W. Harris Jr., secretary to Governor H G Kump, is improving at McMillan hospital after an operation Sunday. He has been ill for about two weeks as he recovers.
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James W. Harris, Jr
H. G. Kump
McMillan Hospital
Har=ris
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