Cartlidge Rites To Be Held Today
Funeral services for Oscar Cartlidge a mining engineer who died of pneumonia in a Charleston hospital will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at the First M E church. He was 57 and had lived in Charleston 20 years. Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery with Simpson Funeral directors in charge. Survivors include his widow May Floyd Cartlidge a daughter Anna Margaret Cartlidge and three brothers and two sisters. He authored Fifty Years of Coal Mining published in 1896. He had been employed at Marietta Manufacturing Point Pleasant Raleigh Wyoming Coal and earlier in Wood River Ill.
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Oscar Cartldge
Charleston
Flist
M. E. Church
Cartlidge
Robert Bagnell
Spring
Simpson
Mr. Cartlidge
Lao Street
County Durham
England
Wood River
May Floyd Cartlidge
Anna Margaret Cartlidge
Frank Cartlidge
Chicano
H. J. Cartidge
Klamath Falls
Leonard Cartlidge
Portland
Ore
D. C. Burcroughs
Will Holley
Beecher City
John J. Raskob's Son To Wed Nevada Girl
Reno report notes Robert Raskob son of John J. Raskob will marry Miss Dolores Hartar of Reno. a ceremony is set at the cathedral of St. Thomas Aquinas tomorrow. Raskob has been living in Reno and oversees his father's mining interests as Australia expands wool shipments to the United States.
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Reno
Nev
Robert Raskob
John J. Raskob
Dolores Hartar
Cathedral of
St. Thomas Aquinas
Raskob
Australia
United States
Coal Board to Open Offices at Fairmont
The first district statistical office of the national bituminous coal commission will be established at Fairmont West Virginia. The bureau will employ 30 to 35 persons to gather data for establishment and enforcement of prices under the Guffey act. Russia has begun mass production. Leningrad reports fighting with tires and water streams. Pilots of airplanes must notify Johannesburg authorities of travel arrivals and departures.
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Washington
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Fairmont
N.S. Kisbrough
West Virginia
Russia
Leningrad
Johannesburg
South Africa
Relief Bill Advances as Budget Seeks Welfare Plans
A Senate appropriations subcommittee approved Roosevelt relief funding of 1.6 billion and rejected a Byrnes bid to cut 500 million from the WPA. It also backed 40 percent local costs for non federal projects and required detailed lists of waivers. Hayden's amendment would extend the PWA for two years with 300 million for public works. A separate proviso capped admin costs at five percent.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations
Roosevelt
Byrnes
South Carolina
Works Progress Administration
Congress
PWA
Sen. Hayden
Arizona
Public Works Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corpora
Uayden
General Accounting Office
Treasury Department
Compensation Office
Resettlement Administration
Nitro Baptist Church Plans Special Program
The Nitro Baptist church will observe Children's day Sunday with a pageant titled The Greatest of These directed by Mrs Pearl McCallister assisted by Miss Sarah Santrack Mrs Thelma Raynes Mrs C M Trevilian and Mrs Earl Milboan. Children in costumes will represent various nations and the junior and senior choirs will chorus with the music.
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The
Nitro Baptist Church
Pearl McCallister
Sarah Santrack
Thelma Raynes
C. M. Trevilian
Earl Milboan
Young Woman Injured By Unidentified Man
Mrs. Mary Ramsey of 1214 1 2 East Washington Street, an employee at Valley Bell store on Lee Street, suffered a serious head injury when struck near the Sherwood apartments at Lee and Brooks streets early today. Lieut. Wiliam Lary said she was on her way home when attacked. She was treated at Charlton General Hospital as officers pursued a shabbily dressed assailant who tried to grab Ramsey's packetbook before striking.
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Mary Ramsey
Washington Street
Valley Bell
Lee Street
Sherwood Apartments
Lee and
Brooks Street
Wiliam Lary
Nitro high alumni bouiquet and dance at Ruffner hotel
The Nitro high school alumni senior class bouiquet and dance will be held at Ruffner hotel in Charleston Saturday night. The regular monthly city council meeting was held at city hall Tuesday night. William Greer was appointed regular police officer to succeed Harry Graves who resigned two months ago. Mrs Paul Bricker and Mrs Harry Miller and son Harry King visiting relatives in Huntington. Ottie Rhodes brought from Holzer hospital at Gallipoli to his Nitro home after automobile accident near Point Pleasant over a month ago. Rhodes remains in serious condition. The Dan Rice circcello will show in Nitro Saturday traveling from Hurricane. Mr and Mrs J W Moody and Ian returned from a motor trip to Canton N C and Tennessee points. Earl Cromley returned from visit with his sisters at Genoa Italy. airport construction at Core ingham completed at cost about 3230000.
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Nitro High
Ruffner Hotel
Charleston
City Hall
William Greer
Harry Graves
Paul 7
Bricker
S. Harry Miller
Harry King
Aco
Huntington
Ottie Rhodes
Holzer Hospital
Gallipalli
Nitro
Rhodas
Point Pleasant
Fr. Nalley
Pittsburgh
J. W. Moody
Ian
Obituary notices from Charleston area deaths tempo
Obituaries and funeral notices detail the deaths of James Ball 36 of Spring Hill and other local residents. Services are handled by Snodgrass and Bartlett Funeral directors with burial at local cemeteries. Surviving relatives include parents siblings and spouses across Spring Hill Davis Creek and surrounding communities.
Funeral service details at Harden Chapel springs
The Rev James Austin will officiate the funeral at Harden and Harden chapel. Burial is planned at Spring Hill Cemetery. The body will lie in state at the chapel until the funeral time.
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Harden and Harden Chapel
James Austin
Spring Hil
Weather Report From Municipal Airport Details
The Ted Tral weather observer reported yesterday a maximum of 7h degrees at the municipal airport. At 7 30 a m the mercury was 73, L d0 p m 68 and 7 40 p m 67. Precipitation for the 24 hour period ending 7 30 last night was 18 of an inch.
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Tedtral
Mercury
Beer Ordinance Task Forces Prepare Model Plan
A state tax department official said after meetings with Wheeling city officials that a model beer ordinance will be prepared to comply with the new state beer law. The model will target municipalities without ironing regulations and differ from Wheeling’s local measure. The Wheeling ordinance includes regulatory clauses not yet approved by the tax department, added for psychological effect and advisory reasons. The state law assigns beer regulation to the state tax commissioner while allowing cities to add measures. Officials declined to comment on Charleston’s ordinance, which grants the city collector power to revoke licenses for violations similar to those in state law.
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Wheeling
State Tax Department
Tax Department
Charleston
George Simon Named By Phoenicians' Club
George Simon has been named president of the Phoenician club. Other officers are Farila Kawash vice president Clark Naasiff secretary and Frank Haddad treasurer. The standing committee includes John A. Haddy chairman Philip G. Micnael Saba Howard and Lee A. Cassis. Fountains flowing with wine in a lead of water are promised by Paris during this year's International Exposition.
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George Simon
Phoenician Club
Farila Kawash
Clark Naasiff
Frank Haddad
John A. Haddy
Philip G. Micnael
Saba Howard
Lee A. Cassis
Paris
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Hilal
Gore
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Senate
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Teiple University Hospital
Nitra News
Genoa
Italy
Interna.onal Air Lines
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Capitol ST
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C. C. Clark
Spring Hill
Comer
Davis Creek
Snodgrass Funeral Directors
South Charleston
J. J. Ball
Elmer Ganuy
I. L. George
Golden
Roy Ball
Charles Ball
M.P. Roach
M. T. Roach
Ashland
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A. HW. Hunter
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Givens
Moss’ Chapel
Putnam County
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W. M. Woods
Tornado
Turlal
the Woods
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Thomas Boddy
Denmar
Campbell Funeral Home
Tobe Boddy
Fertil Street
Lonnie
Arthur Leo
Tobe
Clarra
Mary Louise
Walter McDowell Berry
Morrison’s
Lexington
Walter McDowel Berry
Rockbridge Baths
Jackson Memorial Hospital
House Mountain Cemetery
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Joseph S Berry
Myrtle Chaplin
Raphine
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Wiley Hingkwell
Illinois
Fred Ewald
North Carolina
Bernard Robinson
Ohio
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Buckhannon
Joseph Berry
Cape Henry
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Lick Branch
Barlow Funeral Home
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FL Avenue
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Rev. C. McKay
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Albert Thess, Jr
Hansford Miner
Crown In
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W. M. MicKenney
Thelma Thelse
Albert Theiss, Sr
Sharon, Ya
Peachle Wim
Peachie Simms
Rayford
Yarden and Harden
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Ida Scott
Alexander Simms
Deaulah Banks
Columbus
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Lula Harris
Baltimore
Gilbert Simms
Mitchel Wooding
Mitchell J Wooding
Tfuarrier
Scales Funeral Home
T Washington
Uroad
Weather Bureau
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Enyer
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Phoenicians’ Club
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Twatas
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Bon Burk
Ene
MR Bolton
Kresge Hose Trija
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Aik
Kresge
Capitol Street
Fife
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