Timlin Dies At 89 In Kanawha Valley Home
Thomas Timlin aged 89, long time Kanawha Valley resident, died at his home last night. Born in Ireland he moved to the United States at 22. Survived by son Thomas Timlin Jr, daughter in law, three grandchildren, and one great grandchild. He was uncle to several McGucken and related individuals. Funeral arrangements are with Johnson's funeral home. relatives request no flowers.
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Thomas Timlin
Kanawha Valley
Ireland
United States
Elation B
John J
T. A. Timlin
Mary E. Davis
Phyllis Ann Shaper
Timlin
P. J. McGucken
John P
Thomas A
Bernard McGucken
W. C. Mitchell
Wedding Anniversary Climax For Cab Calloway Event
Cab Calloway headlines a charity benefit baseball game with Valley Bel milkmen this afternoon in Charleston. The event also honors the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Gene Calloway, distant relatives of Cab, who will entertain 25 guests at the Armory tonight as part of a local American Legion sponsored program.
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Cab Calloway
Valley Bel
Gene Calloway
Charleston
Calloway
Armory Taniaht
Gene
American Legion Post
Scat Aingers
Officers Chosen At UCT Convention In 1936 Held In Harrisonburg
The ninth annual United Commercial Travelers convention in Cumberland Maryland elected officers for about 250 delegates from Virginia West Virginia Maryland DC and Kentucky. Malgn H Clark Huntington W Va was named stand senior counselor succeeding Trip W Martin Lynchburg Va Other officers included Albert E Kiebe Wheeling W Va grand junior counselor Glenn E Stiteler Harrisonburg Va grand treasurer George E Brown Lexington Ky grand secretary W Be Nash Roanoke Va grand conductor W A Williams Charleston W Va page C W Lehew Harrisonburg Va grand sentinel Harrisonburg Va was chosen as the 1936 meeting place.
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Cumberland
United Commercial Travelers
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Malgn H. Clark
Huntington
W. Va
Trip W. Martin
Lynchburg
Albert E. Kiebe
Wheeling
Glenn E. Stiteler
Harrisonburg
George .E. Brown
Lexington
W. Be Nash
Roanoke
W. A. Williams
Charleston
C. W. Lehew
Grand Sentinel
Political Jesters and Senate Snippets in 1935
A collection of humorous and pointed remarks from Texas lawmakers and national figures. mentions Martin Jones on agriculture, Maury Maverick boasting on radio, Roosevelt’s economy program impacting congressional trips, stamp sellers near post offices, and the NRA staffing and court history demands. Includes Borah’s quip on NE plan and noted Austrian road growth.
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Spreudte
Senate
Pace
Norris
Congress
Texas
Martin Jones
House Committee On
Maury Maverick
Roosevelt
NMA
Aters
Library ‘of Congress
NRA
De-Glaian
Chale
Borah
United Feature Syndicate
Austria
Miracle Man Supported Two Women on $6 Weekly Relief
In Camden New Jersey a 65 year old man Robert Weir testified in domestic relations court that he supported two women on an emergency relief order of six dollars weekly. He admitted supporting two children by his first wife and another by a second partner while living with the older woman. The judge called him a Don Juan and a miracle man and ordered a probation officer to investigate.
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Camden
N. J
Frank F. Neutre
Robert Weir
Unionville
Viola
Weir
Thes Weir
Neutae
Jury Frees Girl Who Ended Life
A coroner’s inquest notes suicide notes dated June 3 and June 4 addressed to Pen Tenville prison governor and a riverbank message. A physician testified three stab wounds reached Mrs Rattenbury’s heart as she fell into the river, with the verdict noting death by own action.
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Pentenville
Stoner
Tke Stoner
Christ Church
Rainbow Gardens Presents Jay Carver and His Band
Rainbow Gardens hosts Jay Carver and the Rainbow Rays from Cleveland starting tonight and through the summer season. A floor show with band is featured. admission is ten cents with no cover. Dancing on the park plan includes a weekly square dance each Wednesday. Ladies are admitted free on Monday nights throughout the season.
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Rainbow Gardens
Jay Carver
Miss Barbara Cooper Injured in Collision
Miss Barbara Cooper, 20, sustained severe head lacerations last night when the car carrying her as a passenger struck a parked vehicle in the 2407 block of Washington street. Police say driver Everett Adkins of Owens remains at large. doctors report her injuries are not serious.
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Barbara Cooper
Owens
Block 1
Washington Street
Everett Adkins
Miss Cooper
Owens Scores Pair Of Track Victories At CIAC Meet
Jesse Owens of Ohio State won the 220 yard dash and set a broad jump mark while placing near the top in multiple events at the Central Intercollegiate Conference track meet in Milwaukee. Tom Ottley lost to Billy Zepp in the two mile as Ohio State Tech led the team standings with 31 points.
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Milwaukee
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Ralph Metcalf
Bob Grieve
Tlinois
Paul Phillips
Chuhet Nambu
Owens
Ohio State Tech
Wiss Congin
Iidiana
Rugel Wins Continued From Page Fight Notes
In a fragmentary report, Rugel edges out rivals as Joe Forman and others claim wins. Names like Elmore, Latierner, and Conant appear among scattered bout results and scoring, with references to fights, fields, and boxing card notes.
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Joe
Hummings
Richmond
Gieawin
Nuehols
Joe Forman
Amols
Foster
Resnatda
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Fader
Sommes
Elmore
Jon
Padays
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Mirrard Ys
Frank Freech
Hos
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Farley Vauphag
Jack Latietner
Bne Bandett
A Hares
Treak
Gisee
Otone To Aiiter
Tan Ve
Aan Cummings
Qeodevi
CO. Conant
Iith
Tom Monte Va
Reynold
B. Racer
R. Elmore
Judge fines two drivers in municipal court yesterday
Judge fined drivers in municipal court yesterday. Fred Angel received a $10 fine for reckless driving after arraignment. Another driver, K Kloman, was fined $5 for speeding.
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Fred Angel
Yester
K. Kloman
Man and Woman Arrested in Cabin Creek Burglary
Otmar Gibson and Mary Hayes were arrested yesterday and charged with breaking and entering the home of James Perkins in Cabin Creek. They were placed in the county jail.
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Otmar Gibson
Mary Hayes
James Perkins
Cabin Creek
Baseball excerpts and a South Africa broadcasting proposal
Fragmented OCR text reports multiple baseball performances with players Vaughan Johnson Son Morgan Gehringer and others, noting homeruns and hits in a tense stretch. The piece also cites a recommendation by Sir John Brath that South Africa broadcasting should be run by a public corporation rather than the government.
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Firky
Magnan
Johnson
Vaughan
Wally Moga
Jimmie i
Charley Genringer Sonn
Stin
Poxa
Gehringer
Alandings Flayat
Club Dohnion
Athicileracanen
Ritatesee
South Africa
John C. W. Brith
Nals Trim In Opening Game Of Series
The opening game of the series featured Philadelphia and Washington in a high scoring clash. Key players included Johnson and Travis for Philadelphia and Kuhel Manush Myer and Powell for Washington, with Pettit earning the win and Canter the loss as the game stretched over 3 hours.
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Castern
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Bolton
Bean
Johnson
Waratter
Basra
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Wastington
Sietrich
Caster
Mahastey
Bent
Pettit
Marcum
Hite
Mahattey
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Pitener
Canter
McQowen
Summers & Quinn
Husband Finds Wife Dead in Bed in Kanawha Street
Mrs Rosa Pritt age 27 of Kanawha street was found dead in bed at six yesterday morning by her husband Ellis Pritt who notified city police and coroner Dr W F Work. Coroner ruled natural causes. Funeral set for two o'clock tomorrow at Owen and Barth chapel. Minor League results from Associated Press noting American Association Rangers City vs Minneapolis and rain in Vile Calupahes.
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Rosa Pritt
Kanawha Street
Ellis Pritt
Associated Press
Ameriren Association
Minneapolis
Vile-Calupahes
Reds Shamp Rally Past Pittsburgh in Rain Shortened Affair
The Reds beat the Pirates 13 to 4 in a rain shortened game that ended after seven innings. Key players included Myers, Byrd, Migs, Campbell, Kampourts, and Thevenow with multiple RBIs and hits. Pitching miscues and defensive errors affected the scoring, as Cincinnati moved ahead with a big fourth inning.
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Myers
FL Olseneen
City
Oorace cc
pReRrihig
Weaver
Mirkofer
Astveron
Hermans
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Viresburgn
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Migs
Campbell
Kampoutis
Comorosky
Jensen
Vaughan
Thevenow
B. Waner
Kampourts
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Young
Goodman
Grace
Sullivan
Myrts
Comorsky
Mings
Derringer
Pittsburgh
Birkofer
Dodgers Beat Phillies In High Scoring Tilt On Error Filled Night
Dodgers top Phillies 12 to 2 after a four run eighth inning as Brooklyn rallies from early deficit. Hoyle Frey Allen Lopez and others contributed multi run at bats while Watkin, Jorgens and Camilli turned in key hits. Vance earned the win for Brooklyn.
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Phils
Philadelphia
Phillies
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Leslie
Tuna
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Divin
Ted Aneings
Prim Fin
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Clark
Vance
Dargens
Umatees
Carr
Klemjagerkurth
Quashed Triumphs in Oaks at 33 to 1 Odds
EPSOM DOWNS England June Lord Stanley's Quashed surged from behind to win the Oaks over 11 fillies, defying 33 to 1 odds. Favorite Fierre Wertheimer's Mesa finished third as Ankaret, at 100 to 6, also contested the finish among 18 three year old fillies.
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Epsom Downs
Eng
Lord Stanley
Bahram
Fierre Wertheimer
G. S. Miller
Itching Feet Ad Claims Quick Relief With Emerald Gil
An old ad promotes Moone's Emerald Gil as a powerful antiseptic for athlete's foot. It promises relief within two weeks and offers a money back guarantee. The copy mentions local drug firms and emphasizes rapid drying and healing.
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Mehley
Moone
Patterfiel Drug Co
Osk Hill Drug Co
Ady
Kanawha Valley Baptist Conference Continues
Reports were presented by secretaries of Sunday schools at the Kanawha Valley Baptist Sunday school convention in Chelyan. Addresses were delivered by Arch Ferrell and others including Mrs J A Wood and Rev Leland Smith. Leaders in discussions included Fred Blue and Frank Robertson. The Baptist Young People's Union halted a program last night.
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Kanawha Valley Baptist Sunday School
Chelyan
Arch Ferrell
Mre
J. A. Wood
Leland Smith
Montgomery
QO. B. Withers
H. Lloyd Parkinson
South Charleston
H. A. Jackson
Charleston
Fred ©. Blue
Frank Robertson
James F. Frame
D. D
W. C. Hareold
J. E. Hartman
Baptist Young People’s Union
Moody Moves Into Final at St George's Hill Tennis
In Weybridge on June 7 Helen Wills Moody overwhelmed English rival Bill Yorke 6 1 6 4 to reach the final round of the St George's Hill tennis tournament. Moody displayed a vintage attacking style as she dominated the match and advanced toward the championship.
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Weybridge
Enz
Helen Wills Moody
Bill Yorke
St. George's
Blossom Dairy Team To Drill Today At Armor Park
The Blossom Dairy squad from the Kanawha Valley league plans a 2 30 PM workout at Armor Park this afternoon as they resume activities after a serious accident left eight players injured Memorial Day weekend.
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Blossom
Armor Park
Relieve Headache and Quiet Nerves in Three Minutes
An ad promises quick relief for headaches and stressed nerves with a compound labeled B0G or BOC from a registered pharmacist. It claims three minutes to calm muscular pains, colds, and fever, touting non opioid, non habit forming relief sold in 10c and 750 packages.
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Marcotica
Ady
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