Burke Tops Field In Ryder Try Outs
Billy Burke, a New York professional, wins the 72 hole Ryder Cup tryout with a 289 one over par at Scioto Country Club Columbus Ohio. Willy Cox places second at 294 with Craig Wood third at 299. Four others tie for fourth and will play 18 holes tomorrow for the final team spot.
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Columbus
Ohio
Billy Burke
New York
Bobby Jones
Sociate Country Club
Z Burke
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Craig Wood
Buffalo
Densemore Shute
Cleveland
Henry Cute
Bridgeport
Conn
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Walter Hagen
Scioto
Sergeant Appointed Amid Police Department Postings
Mayor R DeVan announced the appointment of Jules Waterloo a naturalized Belgian living on Russell street as a sergeant in the police department. He said other police and fire department appointments will be announced today and he will confer at four o'clock with the city council public safety committee about first department appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Waterloo
Russell Street
R. ?. DeVan
City Council Public Safety Committee
Four Die as Cyclone Rages in Sao Luiz das Casceres
Four people killed and 26 injured as a cyclone tears through Sao Luiz das Casceres. About 30 houses are destroyed with wreckage hindering rescue efforts as dispatches from Porto Alegre report.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Braz
Sao Luiz
Ds Casceres
Porto Alegra
Births Announced for Waunite June and Matty Lou
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Abbitt of Columbus Boulevard announce the birth of a ten pound daughter Waunite June on June 8 at their home. Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Diton of Randolph Street announce the birth of a daughter Matty Lou on Saturday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Abbitt
Columbus Boulevard
Waunite
KE. D. Ditlon
Randolph Street
Matty Lou
Temper and Control in Daily Life Cautions
A fragment warns that losing temper causes harm and urges skillful control of emotions. It notes that unchecked anger can lead to serious stress and suggests temper management as a valuable personal asset. The text explains sudden emotion can provoke health issues and stresses avoiding chronic mood patterns.
Sioux chief White Calf stars in Wild West circus show
The Sioux contingent leader White Calf, claimed survivor of the 1876 Little Big Horn clash, headlines the 100 Feat Wild West circus coming to Second Avenue and Florida Street with two Saturday matinee and evening performances at two and eight o clock.
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Wild West Circus
White
Eittle Big Hart
Custer
Second Avenue
Florida Street
St Albans Groups Plan Meetings and Visits
The Woman's Missionary Society of St Albans Methodist Episcopal Church South meets Thursday at 2 30 PM. Mr and Mrs I L Warner were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs D S Estep. Health conference at Central School reports 38 preschoolers examined and 38 typhoid 36 diphtheria vaccines given with Dr John Thames and public health nurses in charge. Mrs Ethel Cummings Smith assisted. Barbara Battes Adeline Bickers Paul Lane returned from Lewisburg Young People's Conference. Mrs Bertha King and daughter Inez King visit H E Hard home. Helen Selbe Marshall College student spends weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Hobart Shrewsbury move to St Albans.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Bplscopal Church
South
Women’s Club
Central School
John Thames
Public Health Nurses
Charleston J
Ethel Cummings Smith
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Kanawea County
Barbara Battes
Adeline Bickers
Paul Lane
Lewisburg
Young People's Conference
Bertha King
Inez King
Winston-Salem
N. C
H. E. Hard
Fifth Avenue
Helen Selbe
Marshall College
Huntington
St. Albans
Hobart Shrewsbury
Community Notes From St Albans and Nearby Areas
Residents report moving back to Fourth Avenue home in St Albans and updates on relatives. Visitors include Huntington guests at Park Street and Charleston trips. Local groups plan meetings and a public installation, with Daughters of the Confederacy preparing July events and a Seary market unveiling.
Local Social Notes Reveal Moved Families in Drew Street Area
Teacs mentions Mrs B F Selbe Mrs Lee Markhar Mrs Maxwell and Miss Margaret Maxell. Mrs MacQueen is seriously ill at home in St Albans. The Medleys with child move from farm near Leary to their Drew Street residence.
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Hange
C. A. Medley
Leary
Drew Street
Trial Begins in $50,000 Damage Suit
In Kanawha county circuit court yesterday, Miss Gertrude Conrad and Grant Williams as administrator of A H Williams sue Mathews Storage Co of Charleston for 50,000 for injuries from a Maryland accident. Conrad injured and Williams killed when her car collided with a storage truck.
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Kanawha County
Miss Gertrude Conrad
Grant Williams
A. H. Williams
Mathews Storage Company
Charleston
Maryland
Miss Conrad
A. H. Willams
Kanawha Finance Company
B. Smith
Stailch Used Car Exchange
G. A. Santa
Roy Sands
C. M. Means
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Seeks Halt on Tax Sale
The Pittsburgh Terminal Coal corporation filed injunctions in U S district court to stop the sale of its properties for 1927 taxes and interest totaling 337826889. The suit argues a board of tax appeals ruling lacked jurisdiction in a related Pittsburgh and West Virginia railroad concern matter. A hearing before Judge HM Gibson is set for Friday with C F Japlin representing the company.
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Pictsburgh
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation Today
D. S. District Court
Ad. B. Heiner
Internal Revenue
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Washington
Fittsburgh and West Virginia Imalway Company
Terminal Corporation
Audae
HM. Gibson
C. F. Japlin
Ewal
Cleveland
Hiking Family Aided By City Officials
Wilmington Ohio June 24 city officials and the Red Cross aided Charles Matthews a 31 year old from Gettysburg Pennsylvania his armless wife and their five children en route to Oklahoma City They had been out of work for months and walked for relief clothing food and some money were provided for part of their journey Matthews said his wife was born without arms.
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Wilmington
Red Cross
Charles Matthews
Gettysburg
Oklahoma City
Okla
Matthews
Laura Jameson
Bonnie
Mary
Foster
Realgn
Bonsie
Stranes
Nowerman
Marya Deys
Piano Violin Recital by Mickey and Ferrell Friday
Miss Katherine Mickey pianist and Harrison H Ferrell visionist of West Virginia State College will give a joint recital at 8 30 oclock Friday evening at the First Baptist church Washington street. They will perform works by Kreisler Weber Dell Rimsky Korsakov Hartmann Mendelssohn DePalla and Sarasate.
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Katherine Mickey
Harrison H. Ferrell
West Virginia State College
First Baptist Church
Washington, Street
Kreisler
Weber
Dell
Rimsky
Kar Fsakey
Hartman
Mendelssohn
DePalla
Sarasate
Radio Highlights Preview Boxing Promises and Broadcasts
New York radio plans include Stribling and Schmeling discussing the Cleveland July 3 bout on NBC from Geauga Lake and Conneaut Lake. Programs feature Herbaveaux orchestra, Pratt Sherman Rudolph trio, Lady Next Door, and interviews with Ramsay and Henry Catton about golf's national open.
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New York
iFi
Young
Stribling
Max Schmeling
Germany
Cleveland
Geauga Lake
Ohin
Yis
NBC
Schmeling
Conneaut Lake
Herbaveaux
Fred Waldner
Chicago
Pratt, Sherman
Rudolph the Three Doctors
CBS
Lady Next Door
Bil Schuldt
W. Turner Catledge
New York Times
White House
Kate Smith
Grantland Rice
Herbert H. Ramsay
U. S. Golf Association
N.C
Henry Catton
Toledo
Tommy Armour
Love and Wealth Strain Foster and Bonnie in Westchester
Foster restrains Bonnie’s lavish spending as she flirts with younger men and costly tastes. He confronts her about gambling and vanity while Mary offers steady, unseen support. Bonnie’s extravagance contrasts with Foster’s tempered generosity and Mary’s loyal, practical computing.
Masonic Picnic Set At Lover's Leap For July Fourth
The New River Valley Masons plan their second annual all day basket plant event at Lover's Leap club house Ansted on July 4. Chair W H Haynes of Fayetteville leads the program committee with Lt Fredk Gibson of Montgomery and E N Goode of Cardiff as members. Invitations go to West Virginia Grand Lodge members and nearby lodges. The club house lies on the Midland Trail a few miles east of the town.
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Masons
New River Valley
Lover's Leap
Ansted
W.H. Haynes
Fayetteville
Fredk Gibson
Montgomery
E. N. Goode
Cak Hl
F.C. Skaggs
West Virginia Grand Lodge
Midland Trail
Community event schedule with dance planned at club house
A local program will start at 10 am at the junction with U S Routes 1p and 21. It will run to the mid afternoon and end around the middle of the day. The club house will host a dance the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ten Grolock
Spring Hill Triumphs Over Nitro in June Tilt
Spring Hill beat Nitro 13 to 4 to win its eighth straight. K Fleck Jed led Spring Hill with three hits in four at bats, scoring three runs and stealing three bases.
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NITRO
K. Fleck Jed
Meister Meinhardi Demonstration On Ruptures Hits Charleston
Chicago specialist K J Meinhardi tours Charleston West Virginia offering a free demonstration on rupture treatment at the Daniel Boone Hotel. The event is limited to men only on Wednesday June 24 from 9 00 am to 6 00 pm with no other city visits planned in this period. He claims his method contracts the opening and can cure ruptures regardless of size or location and warns rupture complications affect digestion nerves and overall health.
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Daniel Boone Hotel
Charleston
W. Va
E. J. Meinhardi
Crawford Ave
Chicago
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Burke
Ryder
St. Albans News
Mrs. I. L. Warner
Mrs. D. 5
Estep
Eighth Street
Pittsburgh
Fourth Avenue
Ry Cary
Cutton Vfarge
John Bassitt
Park Street
Edward Russell
Demma Bess
Bernie Staley
Watts
Virginia
Nellie Baker Trowbridge
The
Conservatory of Music
Robert Taylor
Widen
H. E. Taylor
Jona Tanner
Van
W. BR. Penimore
Fifth Street
Crete
Gircle No
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
H. Stevenson
W. E. Monler
John Eggleton
Clpcle
Washington Lodge
A.F. Ant A
St. Albany
Order of the Fastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mies Mary Nahodil
Shamokin
William Walodil
Eos, Naheeu
College Ball
J. J. Brown
Roy G. Snead
Pearl Sutler
Byrd Mises
Barbara Sattes
Lucrepia Mow
Dorothy Vickers
Bullis Byrd
Rosalie Beane
Byrd
Mary Burgess
Lucille ‘Tay‘tor
Ellen Reed
Katherine Beane
Magaret Vickers
Louise Shultz
Virginia Maneh
Lucretia Mower
VU. D.C
United Daughters of the Donf
R.M. Maxwell
College 9
T. S. Tompkins
Seary Market
Lee Markham
Margaret Maxwell
A. L. Drinkard
James Weimer
C. F. Henderson
Peggy
Ann Henderson
J. 3. Kesterson
George Burton
EB. Coalter
wHess
Coal Company
Westchester
Honnie
Tell
Boston
Bruce Jameson
Bruce
Rennie
Ronald Foster
Ronan
Helen
Adiilsshyn
Lover’s Leap
WEAF
Stebbins Boys
Esley
John
Bill
Swift
Spring Hill Caps
K. J. Meinhardi
Charleston Lodge No. 153
R. A. Schuttee
J. H. Mingus
W. M. Roy Reger
Secy
Os Bay Ee Heeee
Tcl
Domino Sugar Orchestra
WIZ
WEZA
WEL
WHAM
WBAL
KOKA
WGAR
WIR
WLW
KYW
KWK
WREM
Charleston National — Bank
Reteblo Bank
H.C. Walker
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