Mrs Keely 91 Dies After Long Illness at Ridgemont
Mrs. William Keely 91 formerly Miss Lucy Ann Stacy died at her Ridgemont home on London Heights after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 2:30 tomorrow at the Baptist temple with burial in Spring Hill cemetery. She was born December 18 1943 in Saco Maine the daughter of Shadrach and Urania Stacy and is survived by two sons four daughters seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Active and honorary pallbearers are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keely
Ridgemont
London Heights
Baptist Temple
Spring Hill Cemetery
Keely
Lucy Ann Stacy
Saco
Maine
Shadrach
Urania Huff Stacy
West Virginia
Joatah Keely
John S. Keely
Portland
Callie Porter
Charleston
Elizabeth Keely
Madeline Keely
Ara Keely
Younghill Kang
Dorothy Keely
Robert Keely
Guy Porter
Kitty Keely
Lucy Lynn Kang
HOLC Filing Deadline Urged For Foreclosure Relief
W Virgil Ross director of the state MOLG urged eligible homeowners facing foreclosure to apply for HOLC relief without delay at the nearest HOLC office. State officials promise full assistance in completing applications.
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W. Virgil Ross
MOLG
HOLC
Robbers loot Parkersburg hardware and liquor stores
Bandits entered both the W. H. Smith hardware store and the State Liquor Store in Parkersburg between seven p m and midnight, forcing open a safe and taking Liberty bonds cash and checks. About $114 in various forms, plus $101 75 from the liquor store cash drawer, were stolen. Police suspect the same burglars operated both sites.
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Parkersburg
Sune
Liberty
W. HL Smith
Charleston
J. Lloyd Harrison
Liquor Commission
H. L. Hall
H. Watson
G Men boast fastest communications system in world
Edgar Hoover leader of the G men claimed the justice department bureau of investigation has the fastest national police communications network. He described a custom telephone switchboard linking 37 offices, teletypes, and a 30 member staff with 24 hour operations. He cited rapid conferences during the Weyerhaeuser probe and noted home and office connections to National 7117 and 7118.
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Washington
Edgar Hoover
G-tmen
Justice Department
S Bureau of Investigation
Weyerhaeuser
Salt Lake City
Butte
Mont
Europe
Kellerman Urges Undulation To Preserve Figure
New York June 24 Annette Kellerman at 47 showcases the iconic one piece bathing suit and her famed figure. She promotes undulating workouts and disciplined dieting while noting her long marriage to James Sullivan and plans to start a school of physical education for undernourished children in Australia.
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Dorothy Roe
New York
Annette Kellerman
Annette
Miss Kellerman
Brooklyn
Kellerman
Australia
Toral Reefs
James Sullivan
St Albans Church News and Local Family Updates
The Chandler Bible class meets at eight this evening at the Pattison home on Park street. Local residents share travel news from New York, Washington, and Niagara Falls. Births announced include daughters and twin sons with dates in June. Visiting and upcoming travel plans noted for Pattison and Edwards families.
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Chandler Bible
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
BR. L. Pattison
Park Street
Kathryn Hawley
Barbara Sattes
New York City
Washington
Margaret Lopaz
Niagara Falls
Charleston
H. D. Rist
East Liverpool
L. A. Edwards
Huntington Faces Charter Request For National Bank
An application for a charter for a new national bank in Huntington Virginia was filed with Comptroller J F T O Connor seeking 309000 capital. The plan adds 100000 to prior capital and aims to bring outside interests into the city with H E Hebrank as president and A M Helmbright as cashier leading a Huntington group including Hoppstetter Frankel Frick Shoffstal Senator Beacom Cain and Bert Wilson with C R Williams of Frankfort Ky in the background.
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Washington
Huntington
J. F. T. O'Connor
H. E. Hebrank
A. M. Helmbright
Hebrank
First National Bank
Pittsburgh
Helmbright
Union Bank
Steubenville
Mellon Banks
H. J. Hoppstetter
A. J. Frankel
O. T. Frick
Arthur Shoffstal
J. B. Beacom
J. H. Cain
Bert Wilson
C. R. Williams
Frankfort
Indiana Man Faces Trial Over Stolen Car Parts
Howard Fowler of Hammond Indiana is on trial in Littlepage Court on receiving stolen goods charges. He allegedly bought five tires and car parts from a theft linked to George Casey. Fowler was brought from Hammond by city police after officers found parts of Casey’s automobile near Davis Creek. Further testimony is expected today.
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Howard Fowler
Hamlond
Ind
Fowler
Hammond
George Casey
Bye Casey
Davis Lreek
Jury Awards $600 in Personal Injury Case South Charleston
A circuit court jury returned a verdict of $600 for the plain tiff in the case of Russell Buster versus Hugh McGown. The suit sought £30,000 damages for injuries alleged from a collision between an automobile and a truck on the Midland trail at South Charleston in June 1934.
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Russell Buster
Hugh McGown
South Charleston
Farm Bureau Committee to Meet Saturday Afternoon
The executive committee of Kanawha County Farm Bureau will convene Saturday at 1:30 PM at the farm bureau office in the courthouse. Committee chairman is Henry Ehman. Russians living in England now 36,133.
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Kanawha County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Court House
Henry Ehman
England
Woman Returns After Escape and Escapee Sentenced
A woman once convicted of a prohibition offense in Mingo county and missing for 16 years appeared in United States court in Bluefield to be sentenced to a year and a day at Alderson federal prison. Mrs. Sadie Rothrock had fled to Canada after her conviction and surrender to Lun den Fry in Welch. She disclosed she had lived in Canada since fleeing West Virginia.
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Bluefield
United States
Federal Institution For
Alderson
Sadie Rothrock
Mingo County
Charleston
H. C. McDowell
Kentucky
George W. McClintic
Rothroe
Lunden Fry
Welch
Canada
West Virginia
MecClintic
Chartes EB
Lantz
McDowell County
Cecil Tolliver
Wyoming County
Red Cross Committee Chairmen Are Named
Chairmen of Charleston chapter American Red Cross were named by Dr J L Cheetham for 1935 36 at the public library. Appointees include Dr R B Roller Maj A E Haan Carter Burnette Mrs M F Petersen Mrs Harrison McAlpine and Mrs Rose Seized. Execut ive board members present included Dr A A Shaw key PF Herscher C A Bundick Nelle Huneke Julia Lineden berg Col P D Shingleton Rev E Thompson and others. Last meeting before September breaks until fall.
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Charleston
American Red Cross
J. L. 5. Cheetham
Public
R. BD. Roller
Home Service Veterans
A. E. Haan
J. Carter Burnette
M. F. Petersen
Harrison McAlpine
B. H. Swift
L. G. Heiniger
Max Frankenberger
Howard J. Locke
Harry Kaufman
W. T. W Lamton
Harry Kindt
TD. F. Tompkins
St. Albans
Former Official Held For Bribery
A former official, Raybell, was arrested by Department of Justice agents at a Scarsdale home after a taped conversation in which he allegedly offered to tip off a commission case for 27500 dollars. Raybell had eaten a 250 dollar down payment and was relieved of duties June 20, with pay until July 1.
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Raybell
Department of Justice
Scarsdale Nome
Jones
Commission
Kentucky
Amandaville Man Held in Death of Calvin Reason
Alec Harris of Amandaville is charged with killing Calvin Reason during a Sunday fight at a beer garden. Harris remained jailed awaiting hearing before Justice KH. Q. Meadows in St Albans after being arrested by Constable Jesse Hicks following the incident.
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Alec Harris
Amandaville
Calvin Reason
KH. Q. Meadows
City Officials Review Equipment To Clean Streets
Mayor AD Boone Dawson City Manager M BR Mathews and Street Commissioner QC Ratlitt of Pittsburgh toured street cleaning gear yesterday. They plan to purchase equipment for the city and expect to return home today. The mis-1 sour Ozarks wild berry crop is reported to be better than usual this year with dewber ries old huckleberries nourishing.
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AD. Boone Dawson
Mathews
Public Safety Chief Orders Police Department Clean Sweep
St Paul Public Safety Commissioner H E Warren suspended Chief Michael Culligan and four officers amid charges of a startling link between police officials and a race horse lottery ring. He warned of further dismissals and demanded resignations from four more, sending a letter to Mayor Gehan and a copy to County Attorney Kinkead for possible grand jury action.
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ST. Paul
Mint
Public
H. £. Warren
Homer Cummings
Michael Culligan
Mark #. Gehan
Warren
Michael Kinkead
Flames Sweep Florida Harbor
A blast aboard a houseboat tied to the Seminole at West Palm Beach caused a fierce fire. John B. Thomas, aboard with J. S. Phipps estate permission, was blown into the air and suffered a broken leg and severe burns. Firemen feared he perished as flames spread boat by boat amid gasoline tank explosions. Abel, a crew member, is noted as having a wife and child.
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John B. Thomas
Aled
West Falr Beach
J. S. Phipps
Palm Beach
Thomas
Abel
Miners Reject Operators Offer in Wage Hours Debate
Miners reject a wage hour contract extension amid ongoing talks on the Guffey bill. John L. Lewis, new United Mine Workers president, criticizes repeated extensions as hearings resume under a Roosevelt administration push. A House Ways and Means subcommittee plans to continue hearings tomorrow. Senate action waits on House approval.
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John L
Roosevelt
Ways and Means
Sen
Guffey D
Pay
Senate
House
Keeling Sentenced For Violating Pistol Law
Cecil Keeling was fined five dollars and given six months in jail after being arraigned yesterday before Justice H. G. Thayer for violating the pistol carrying law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Keeling
H. G. Thayer
Baptists Debate Evils in Modern Society at Colorado Springs
At the Northern Baptist convention in Colorado Springs nominations were heard for 1936 38 officers including Dr J H Franklin of Crozer Theological Seminary as president. Other nominees included Dr AW Cleves and Mrs Howard Wayne Smith. Resolutions condemning immorality in motion pictures gambling liquor attempts to repress religion and child labor were under consideration for the 1 500 000 Baptists.
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Colorado Springs
Coll
Northern Baptist Convention
J. H. Franklin
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
AW. Cleves
Providence
R. 1
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Howard Wayne Smith
Ardmore
Women's
Church Action Committee Pushes Church Into Politics Economics
Controversial report urges the Christian Social Action Committee to expand church influence into politics industry and economics extending beyond its prior focus on individual drug problems and social issues.
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Christian Social Action Committee
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State Liquor Store
Pidelity Investment Association
Principal Cities
Dept
New Payne Bldg
Serionam
Wrecan
Robertshaw
Tappan
Walker Home Furnishers, Inc
Virginia ST
G-Men
St Albans
Tate
New National Bank
Indiana
Littlepage Court
Staloe Wed
the Kanawha Drug Co
Virginia SL
Red Cross Committee
John Brockman
Tom Baker
C. P. Silvers
Public Safety
Florida Harbor
Keeling
the Diamond Bargain Basement
Prica Suicide Cap., Inc. Commerce, Gapet
Paint & Glass Co
Hale
Lesting
Quarrier St Fhoucs
Maddy
California
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