Kentucky Feud Victim Buried In Mountain Funeral
Williamson Kentucky June 7 James Mounts aged 70 was buried in Majestic amid a family feud. His son Turner Mounts 28 lay critically wounded in Williamson hospital after a gun battle that killed Mrs Charley Mounts 60 and Mrs Oscar Mounts 25. Police released relatives for burial planning and questioned witnesses as the investigation continued in Pike county hills.
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Williamson
James Mounts
Kentucky
Womer
Charley Mounts
Oscar Mounts
Turner
Butch Mounts
Branham
Court Marshall
Abe “Goodboy
Mounts
Turner Mounts
Oxcar Mounts
Charley
Oscar
J. E. Stanley
Pikeville
Countiy Mounts
Intermediate Court Opens for June Term and Jury Duty
The June term of the Intermediate Court opens today as the grand jury reports for duty and receives instructions. About 50 cases are to be presented for investigation. The petit jury will report tomorrow morning to hear seven old state appeal and misdemeanor cases set for trial. The bond of C L Dawsety, whose gambling conviction was upheld by the state supreme court, is returnable today. he faces a one year term and fines.
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Intermediate Court
C. L. Dawsety
State Supreme Court
Blood Disease Controlled With Home Treatment
A testimonial from Sam C. of Los Angeles praises a blood disease remedy claiming long proven results. The John Sterling Remedy Co. offers a free book by mail from Kansas City Missouri detailing the home treatment for blood ailments and invites readers to send name and address.
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Sam C
Los Angeles
Cal
Nix Indorsement
John Sterling Remedy Co
Dept
TOOA
Kansen City
Missouri
Aluminum cookware fears lack of proof in cancer claims
A midwestern reader urged bans on aluminum utensils but experts dismissed the scare as unfounded. Tests showed aluminum in meals from aluminum pots remained far below harmful levels, with the Earth’s crust and water containing widespread aluminum. Researchers noted dogs given aluminum via veins showed no lasting harm, arguing for cautious, evidence-based discussion rather than alarm.
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Aper
Palmer Memorial Capital
Boston
Eye One
C. W. Edmunds
University of Michigan Medical School
Deetory
Eveleth
W. C. Myers
Alice
Morris Harvey College Students Will Register For Summer
Morris Harvey college urges students to register today for the summer session. Registration takes place at the Kanawha county public library building while classes occur at Charleston high school. Most courses are offered, except journalism and laboratory courses.
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Morris Harvey College
Kanawha County Public Library
Charleston High School
Summer Term Opens at West Virginia State College
West Virginia State College at Institute opens its nine week summer term today and runs through August 7.
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West Virginia State College At Institute
Blemishes Made Her Old Looking Skin Sufferer Reads
A reader letter from Mrs. L Whetzler of St Floreffe Pa dated June 15 1935 describes pimples rashes and eczema clearing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The ad claims Cuticura formulas have helped skin blemishes for over half a century and lists Soap and Ointment prices.
Catholics at Baneroft Hear Father Miller Lecture
Father Norbert Miller of the Order of Mercy will speak at St. Andrew church Baneroft in a two night series at 780 Melook time tomorrow night and Wednesday night. The sessions aim to discuss religious topics with Baneroft parishioners and attendees from nearby towns.
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Baneroft
Father Miller
Norbert Miller
O. M. Nesh
Francis Churen
St. Aleslavday
St. Patrick’s Clireh
Pedestrians Urged Observance of Highway Safety Rules
A safety appeal issued by Col. PID Skingleton cautions pedestrians to follow highway rules amid rising fatalities. May reports show 21 pedestrian deaths, with one third in single-vehicle crashes and the late evening hours most deadly.
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Pid. Skingleton
Department of Safety
Atte
Ca Shringleton
Volonel
Porsi
Periodic time window transcription note
The text repeats a time window from seven a.m. to seven p.m. and mentions an unclear “18 from seven pom” and “19 seven ay me” likely OCR errors. No clear event, person, or organization details are present to establish a news item or factual record.
West Virginia Briefs Hit by AP Across Towns
West Virginia briefs report deaths of Charles P. Moore 28 former WV Hardware Dealers head and James Prige 36 longtime city police member. Martha Kitchen case seeks missing girl. Judge Tapner grants Fidelity and Casualty 60 days to appeal $1,500 verdict for Lois Lawson. Mayor Amith warns speed trap on S highway 60. Bethany College delivers baccalaureate from Wilbur Carmblet. Morgantown police question suspect in $160 pool hall robbery.
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Associated Press Ravenswood
Charles P. Moore
The
West Virginia Hardware Dealers Association
Princeton
Howell M. Tapner
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
WML Land
Lois Lawson
Ceredo
Edward Ht. Amith
Bethany
Wilbur AL Carmblet
Bethany College
Methodist Delegates Head to Barboursville Conference
Charleston Methodist young people travel to Barboursville for a leadership training conference at the old Morris Harvey campus. Delegates include Elaine Jackson Elizabeth Rader William Markham Emily Abbot James Scott Frances Beard Franklin Kern Max Byrd John Campbell Wilfred Spencer Glendora Spencer. Revs J W Pearson and Harvey C Porter accompany them as the event opens today and runs through Friday.
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Charleston
Barboursville
Morris Harvey
Elaine Jackson
Elizabeth Ra+der
William Markham
Emily Abbot
James Scott
Frances Beard
Franklin Kern
Max Byrd
John Campbell
Wilfred Spencer
Glendora Spencer
J. W. Pearson
M. E
South
Harvey C. Porter
Baptists Meet Senior Philathea Class at Temple
The senior Philathea class of the Baptists will gather at the Baptist temple with Mrs. Polor Prins in South Charleston this evening at 7:30 o clock.
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The
Baptist Temple
Polor Prins
South Charleston
Spring Hay Fever Causes and Remedies Noted
Persistent sniffling and itchy eyes signal spring hay fever or rose fever caused by pollen from grasses trees and flowers. A doctor named Platca offers guidance and treatment options.
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Platca
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State ST
Loran Clendening
West Virginia
Went 'Gton
James Prige
Welch
Martha Kitchen
Roderfield
Rosteyter Wilson Anderson
Morgantown
C. W. Smith
Peter Cai
Baptists
Aera N Sens
Virginian Theatre
Fu Hhouse
Fabrica
Eagle’s
Maine
Amoco-Gas
Amoco
American Automobile Association
Ameco-Gas
A.A. A
Orange American Gas
American
Florida
American Oil Company
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