Writs Refused in Local Cases By State Court
The state supreme court refused writs in multiple Kanawha County matters. Cases include an appeal by Herman A. Burs over a $783 verdict and a dispute over a $2,544.18 compensation award for Grace D. Hell’s estate, with allocations to several doctors and a lawyer. Also denied were writs in a Seagrave-related suit, a Casto case over injuries in 1933, a condemnation matter in Cabell County, and an election eligibility challenge against McGee for sheriff գիտ.
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Arits Supreme Court
Kanawha
Herman A. Burs
Charleston
Torney
Grace D. Hell
J. William Holl
Hell
Hury
Seok
Eary
Hall
Emerson Biry
Hlacor
Bhs
Demurrer Elled
Seagrave
Gamapany
Desmuret
BR. L. Casto
John Davis Casto
Guy W. Heater
Tennerton
Als
Upthur
Incinda
Cabolt County
Ate of
Actos
George H. Damblazer
Todas
O. L. Verlander
Cabellelroult Cpt
Petitionar
Obituary notices for Foler Fuller Gull Bullington and others
Obituary notices list Mrs. Mary C. Fuller 89 of Charlottesville died yesterday morning at a local hospital after months of illness. She was daughter of Downing Smith and Sarsh Graith, widow of a Confederate soldier. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Bartlett’s. burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Other notices include Sherman Bullington 89 funeral at South Charleston Baptist Church. Maxwell Simons 33 funeral at his brother’s home. Mrs A H Gull funeral at Donnelly Street. infant son of Otto Bailey died. and miscellaneous incompletes.
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Mary C. Foler
Mary C. Fuller
Mn Jfen
Puller
Downing Smith
Sarsh Graith
Virginia
Battle West Hetersburg
G. W. Puller
Charleston
W. O
Bartlett’e Funeral
B. P. Taylor
M. Sangster
H. Kendle
M. Hickman
A.W. Cox
Cath Gilchrist
L. Midaleton
Oakwood Cemetery
Charlottesville
Shermen Bullington
Sherman Bullington
Ba Bala
South Charleston Baptist Church
H. Lloyd Parkinson
Sunset Memorial Park
Maxwell Simons
Stanford Elmons
Mall Street
Meg
AL J. Gull
A. H. Gull
Spring Hui
Otto Bailey
War
Violet Bowe’s child fractures hip in fall at Rowanna
Three year old Violet Bowe daughter of Mr and Mrs Tabor Bowe of Rowanna suffered a broken hip after a fall. She is a patient at the Rowanna Arm hospital.
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Violet Bowe
Tabor Bowe
Rowanna
Vation Armi Hospital
Dr. Emils Adin Tablets Feature For Digestive Relief
An old advertisement notes that sour stomach indigestion acidity and heartburn signal potential stomach trouble and promotes Dr Emils Adin Tablets as a countermeasure from retailers such as Older Drug Store Older Co Cohen Drug Co and Bones rosa Drug Co.
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Emil
Cohen Drug Co
Rosa Drug Co
Woman seeks officer to be apprehended by constable
Mrs. Aleta Wood, 78, caused a disturbance at J. A. Dedhuyter's office after assaulting her daughter and damaging a sewing machine. A prior case was dismissed earlier the same day. She refused bond, saying she preferred jail, and was released without bond due to her desire to avoid another arrest by a constable.
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Aleta Wood
St. Athans
J. A. Dedhuyter
Justice of the Peace
He Anderson
Bev
Butt
Special Jury To Probe Slayings In Parkerburg
Parkerburg June 26 A special grand jury will investigate two deaths after four people are held including the widow of one man and the husband of the other. Arthur Shaw 45 a railroad mechanic and Ruth Mason 20 whose body was found near the Little Kanawha were the victims. The four in custody are Shaw's widow Ida May Shaw Harley Lemon Myrtle Delaney and Eddie Grouch who will be returned from prison for robbery. Earl Mason widower of Mrs Mason was detained as police probe a possible plot to murder. The jury will meet Thursday to hear evidence.
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Parkersburg
Tim
Arthur A. Shaw
Ruth Mason
Little Kannwharye
Shaw
Ida May Shaw
Harley Lemon
Myrtle Delaney
Erenest Delaney
Eddie Croucht
Felice
Earl
Irs
Mason
Brew
Dataway
Condition of Embletons Still Serious After Crash
The condition of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Embleton remained serious after an automobile crash early Sunday near the Meadowbrook country club golf course. Mrs. Embleton was semi conscious, while Mr. Embleton, though conscious, showed only slight improvement. Both suffered head injuries and severe multiple bruises and lacerations.
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Harry B. Embleton
Mountain State Hospital
Kiwanis Aid Shown At International Convention
At the Kiwanis International convention in Los Angeles the second day highlighted increased club charity and welfare work fueled by economic strain. Clubs supplied food and clothing, aided part time employment, and ran community gardens, with a 12 month survey of United States and Canada activity guiding aims like unemployment relief, traffic safety, citizenship, health, and sanitation efforts.
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Los Angeles
Ith
Kiwanis International
United Eastes
Canada
Norman Davis Heads for Presidential Yacht Departure
Boston reports U S ambassador at large Norman Davis sails aboard a destroyer bound for a conference with President Roosevelt off the main coast. He is accompanied by James Roosevelt son of the president Marvin McTurry secretary to the president and John Cutter James’s insurance partner.
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Boston
H. Davis
U. S
President Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Marvin
Bridge Projects Considered for Federal Aid
West Side Business Men's association met last night to discuss possible federal aid under the Industrial Recovery Act for one or more bridges over the Elke river. No action was taken at the informal meeting.
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Elke River
West Side Business Men's Association
Mrs Coffey 83 Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Taabel Goffey 88 widow of Arthur Coffey died at six last night at her Bradford Street home after a short illness. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Thursday 1:30 am, burial at Mount Olives cemetery. Survived by four sons Andrew Charles James William Coffey. three daughters Christine Ahnie and Mrs Wirt Hecker, all Charleston. 17 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Born in Mulloch Dennett Scotland 1845, came to US at 18, moved to Charleston from Richmond 52 years ago. Married to Arthur Coffey 62 years ago in Lynchburg. He died 50 years ago. Active in church work for years.
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Taabel Goffey
Arthur Coffey
Bradford Street
Sacred Heart Church
Mout Olives Cemetery
Charleston
Evolution warnings spark race to future of man
In Chicago on June 26, Prof. Richard Goldschmidt discussed Darwinian evolution and three fateful paths for humanity. A possible arrival at hopeful monsters, potential self destruction, or monstrous change were speculated, with future facts likely to shift views as new findings emerge.
President Fogbound In Far Away Harbor
President Roosevelt rested in Lakeman Harbor Roque Island Me as thick fog shrouded the area overnight He spent a quiet day off Campobello Island and prepared to receive a report on the European situation and the Geneva arms talks from Norman H Davis tomorrow
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Lakeman Harbor
Roque Island
Roosevelt
Anchorage
Campobello Island
N. B
North Atlantic
Geneva
West Virginia boys roaming the country study reveal
A Salvation Army survey reports 2 399 West Virginia youths wandering the United States as tramps hoboes itinerant unemployed or youthful adventurers in 157 cities. Major George Rose announced the figures noting 433 stopped at the Salvation Army post in Huntington Galva tion army.
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West Virginia
United States
Salvation Army
George Rose
Galvation Army
Huntington
Birth Announcements From Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Vernon Lee Samples of 206 i 2 Charleston street announce the birth of a daughter Sunday at their home. Mr and Mrs Paul Fairlie announce the birth of a son on Saturday June 24 at St Francis hospital. Mr and Mrs Fred Martin of Washington street announce the birth of a son Saturday June 2a. Mr and Mrs F H Hogg of Quarrier street announce the birth of a son yesterday at Kanawha Valley hospital.
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Vernon Lee
Charleston Street
Paul Fairlie
St. Francis Hospital
Fred Martin
Washington Street
F. H. Hogg
Quarrier Street
Kanawha Valry Hospital
Recovery Act Explained to Charleston Civitan Club
S P Puffer outlines the Industrial Recovery Act before the Charleston Civitan Club. He says the act aims to redistribute wealth through planned economy, protecting capital profits and labor wages, and affects both large and small businesses nationwide. Public works provisions may fund Kanawha river channels, a Charleston post office, and road and sewer projects across counties.
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Charleston Civitan Club
S. P. Puffer
Chamber of Commerce
Silso
United States
Hugh Johnson
Puffer Sale
West Virginia
Kanawha River
Charleston
Kanawha Courtly
Smartest Man Is Best Scoundrel
CHICAGO June 24 Dr Charles H Spearman British psychologist at Catholic University Washington D C spoke at the American Association for the Advancement of Science on personality tests He argued intelligent people may be more successful criminals but not necessarily more prone to crime than those with lower minds He described human character as built from several traits and defined G as intelligence and W as will asserting a strong G can limit musical ability and vice versa He warned highly persistent minds may yet lead toward insanity if not balanced by other traits.
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Chicago
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Charles H. Spearman
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Spearman
Tony
To My Friends Celebrate Blue Jay Discovery
A reader invites friends to a Wednesday evening gathering to celebrate a personal relief from ten years of corn annoyance. The note endorses Blue Jay as a plant based corn remover and claims rapid pain relief, with product sourcing from Bauer & Black and available at druggists.
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Blue
Jay
Bauer & Black
St Albans Girl Scouts Camp Out In Calvery Hills
St Albans Girl Scouts hiked to Calvery Saturday evening and camped overnight, returning Sunday. Leaders included Miss Praness Brothers, with Mrs. Joseph Barker as scout master and several St Albans girls named among participants.
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R. F. Lipscomb
Huntington
BM. King
Stella Cooper
Harmon
Mary Raines
J. W. Mower
Lee Street
St. Albans
Guy J. Cottrell
Troy D. Sutler
Raven's Court
Hoo A. Witten
Richmond
W. H. Jacobs
Ward Larshharger
Staunton
Claud Southard
Bouthard
Randall Trowbridge
Alina Cottrell
J. B. May
James Latham
Virgin
Moody McCormick, Jr
Ralph C. May
Bard Berr
James Krebs
J. B. Specht
George Hutchinson
Sunny" Hill
Dean
Ruth
Jean Legs
Roma Brooks
Agnes
Alma ‘Horator
Margaret Cottrell
Jessie Goodall
Mary Barker
Virginia Rice
Elsie Dunn
Laura Woodard
Ruth Curry
Mary McCouling
Latham
Ralph May
May
Homa Brooks
Mary Berker
Riche Kirk
Ann Hathaway
Ruth Cinty
Virginia Bloc
Elizabeth Lawton
Robert Kirk
Ars
Hardman
Quincy
Elmer Ellis
Logan
Saeady Side Beach
Delfield Hereford
Lr. Hereford
C. D. Hereford
Seventh Avenue
Hearing Resumes On River Coal Rates Case
A baker's dozen of rail carriers opened the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing to raise river coal rates to Youngstown Cleveland and intermediate Ohio. The case stems from an Ohio intra state rate crisis where trunk lines sought to restore intrastate rates and preserve interstate differentials across the Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia bituminous coal region. R S Bern, chairman of the coal, coke and transport committee, testified for the carriers including New York Central B&O Pennsylvanian Erie Pittsburgh and Lake Chesapeake and Ohio.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
Bern
Cheirman
Thir Central Freight Association
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennnsylvania
Erie
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Chesapeaka
Hie
World's Largest Plane Exhibited At RAF Display
At Hendon a massive six engine flying boat was shown to about 100 000 spectators. The craft weighs 31 1 4 tons and uses Rolls Royce Buzzard engines delivering 5 580 horsepower. With a 120 foot wingspan it carries ten crew and features a kitchen and collapsible dinghies. It reportedly outperforms many single seater fighters and takes off in under 47 seconds under full load. Demonstrations included nine planes looping in unison and parachute jumps.
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Hendon
Eng
Royal Air Force
Mhein
Engmnes
Fury
Sayre Chosen as Head of Malden Masonry Lodge
Dr. Sayre was named master of the Salina Masonry lodge at Malden in a Saturday meeting. A previous news account incorrectly named the individual.
Unclear fragment hints at skin health and toning methods
Fragment discusses skin affections from lowered resistance and boosting blood oxygen via red cells. Mentions natural law, formation under the skin, and tonics. Includes garbled references to cosmetics and soap.
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Bary and
OF Seagrave Company
Randolph
Namael Fellon
Barmuel Fellop
Mayme Robertesn
Kemp Avenue
StrAngeMents
Norman Davis
Presidential
Radio Service
All Makes
Galperin
Charles Darwin
Richard Goldschmidt
Institute of Experimental Biology
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
Berlin
Goldschmidt
West Va
Charleston Civitans
St. Albans News
Barthelmess Heroes
We Pat
Perec
Tiloretta Young
Gordon Westcott
Gold Diggers of Ama
Rialto
Carole Lombard
Randolph Scott
Supernatural
Diane Sinclair
Cohumtia
Dangerous Crossroads
Potter
Quarrier St
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