Robinson Reunion at Brown Church August 4
The Robinson reunion set for Sunday August 4 at Brown Church on Country Club road invites all relatives and friends to attend with full baskets. The Foregen mission society of Andrews M B church hosted a meeting at Mrs G C Burrells on Maple Avenue with ten members and Alma Sayre present. A devotional and short program followed, then refreshments. Moonlight cruise planned by West Virginia Society on August 15 at 7 pm with tickets sixty cents. committees listed. Final West Virginia Society arrangements held at Raleigh hotel.
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Brown Church
Country Club Road
Foregensionary Society
Andrews M. B
G. C. Burrell
Maple Avenue
Alma Sayre
B. W. Perine
J. W. Sayre
Grace Wolfe
Ona Jefferys
Sayre
H.C. Comptart
West Virginia
Davison
Lonefellow St
N. W
J.T. McCaten
Mass. Ave
Col Heker H. Rice
Taylor St
Chevy Chase
West Virginia Society
Raleish Hotel
Washington
Bridge Club
Luville Metafferty
Marialyena Malone
Carolyn Brown
George McKean
Prise
Ethel Duffy
Ethel Dean
Jerry Morgan
Helen Constance Lowe
Nell Tucer
Alfred Dehlinger
Catherine Madden
Glenna Herod
Mary Moffat
Th First Baptist Church
Dorothy Proudfoot
Hallie and
Helen Newproush
Mary Alice Linn
Naomi Robinson
Dorothy Pick
Roup
Ladies’ Auxiliary
M. P. Church
W. PF. Phillips
Walnut Street
W. R. Williams
Stanley Nicola
Arbutus Williams
Jackson
Mul
Avontus Williams
Marybele Richman
Nellie Wiliams
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Local Social News and Hospital Reports
The piece lists visits to Knottsville and Parkersburg figures including Mrs. Coy H Hardiman and family, Beulah Prunty, and Frank Bennett. It notes Harry R Preis, 29, hospital transport after an arm injury at Tyxart Valley dam site. Birth announcements and hospital guests are described, along with Corporal Orvis MeViekers departure to Camp Conley and Camp Dawson duties.
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Coy H. Hardiman
Thomas
Robert Coy
Virginia
Roger
Frank Bennett
Knottsville
Harry R. Preis
Tyxart
Robbers raid Wisconsin bank after opening hours
Two men robbed the Lake Mills bank early today after it opened, cowing five employees and customers with revolvers. They escaped with about $900. Police conducted a follow up, and the incident startled local residents.
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Lake Mills
Wis
Alienation Suit Involving Mary Boland and Elizabeth Ross Rummer
Mary Boland sues over alienation of affection alleging Elizabeth Ross Rummer of Detroit hired a popular agent to estrange her husband Gow Rumer from the family, claiming damages of 140000 dollars and alleging the couple were driven from their home.
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Mary Boland
Mary Earcaldehamiett
Sewer
Elizabeth Ross Rummer
Detroit
Gow Rumer
Miss Toland
Daughter of Governor Named Festival Queen
Ravenswood August 2 17 Senator Ray E Ritchie today appointed Mary Gable Kump daughter of the governor as queen of the Ohio River festival He said Governor Davey of Ohio has accepted to crown her on an Ohio river steamer at Ravenswood September 1 The festival lasts two days with a pageant showing events in this section Senator Ritchie directs the association.
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Ravenswood
Ray E. Ritchie
Mary Gable Kump
Davey
Ohio
Ritchie
Plant Runs Six Years Without An Accident
The Berkley plant of the North American Cement Corporation marked six years without a lost time accident with an employee family picnic. Superintendent E. Alderton praised the safety record saying it stands out in the industry.
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Martinsburg
Aue
Berkley
North American Cement Corporation
E. Alderton
Hope Gas Company Honors Wet Boss at Retirement Dinner
Nine Hope Natural Gas employees held a dinner for district superintendent David White who retired after 33 years of service. White, 61, began work at Hastings in Wetzel County.
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West Union
The
Hope Natural Gas Company
Davide White
White
Hastings
Wetzel County
FHA Staff Is Cut To Chief In Local Office
May 10 Wallace Henderson county manager said 219 repair and construction jobs costing 136383 have been financed by the local FHA since its opening. Last week loans to Taylor county residents totaled 2330, with 2550 the prior week. The local office staff was cut to one manager and three others due to reduced allotments, with reemployment planned after WPA management begins. Much work financed remains cash based and under construction.
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Federal Housing Administration
Wallace Henderson
Taylor County
Henderson
FHA
WPA
Mr. Henderson
WVRA
Noted Sculptor Pz Away in Cincinnati
Cincinnati mourns sculptor Clem ent J. Barnthorn 78 who died in a local hospital after a Thursday illness. Born in Cincinnati he produced most of his work there Lorado Taft praised him as a teacher and his works include Theodoro Thomas at Music Hall and Madonna and child at St Marys Cathedral Covington Kentucky with the Wetterer memorial in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Clement J. Barnthorn
Toulay
Barnhorn
Lorado Taft
Nazis Order Out Reporter
Berlin reports the Nazi propaganda ministry expelled Dr. Ernst Klein, Berlin correspondent for Basler Nachrichten, within five days. The move signals broader pressure on foreign journalists as Roland Freisler warns harsher penalties for "unseating" or challenging the regime, with several long‑tenured correspondents summoned for warnings. An additional Swiss journalist is said to be pending action.
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Berlin
Propaganda Ministry
Ernst Klein
Basler Nachrichen
Germany
Roland Freisler
Ministry of Justice
Foreign Press Association
Colleagu
Dr. Klein
Low Clouds Delay Start of Polar Flight
Low clouds and drizzle over Moscow disrupted the planned takeoff of the Polar plane destined for the United States via the top of the world. Officials had hoped for a late today departure, but weather interrupted the schedule.
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Moscow
Barents Sea
United States
Brothers sue over removal from Kansas City relief rolls
Albert and Richard Viciford, Negro brothers, sue the county relief office claiming removal from relief rolls harmed them and drove them to roam the city for work. They allege political persecution and seek 2600 dollars. Their WWI service noted. attorney George Littick represents them.
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Kansas City
Albert
Richard Viciford
Negro Wrothers
George Littick
Flag Insult Is Settled In Diplomatic Note
Washington reports the German government and the US State Department completed notes over the Bremen flag incident. The answer says the act was not due to American neglect, with no apology demanded. It notes German protest and police efforts, and that implicated individuals were apprehended and held for trials. Logan county property values rise by 907,450 to 40,124,200.
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Washington
Bremen
New York
State Department
Rudolf Leitner
William Phillips
Herr Leitner
Phillips
Logan
Logan County
Forestry trucks arrive for service in Monongahela area
In Parsons West Virginia on August 2 a first shipment of about 60 trucks arrived to support service in the Monongahela National Forest region.
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Parsons
W. Va
Monongahela National Forest
Child Poisoned in Bluefield Tragedy
Two year old Billie Patricia Jarvis, daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Jarvis, swallowed poison pills found on her mother's dress er. She died a few hours later in Bluefield West Virginia on August 2.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Billie Patricia Jarvis
W. M. Jarvis
Miner assaulted by coupling pin attacker fined
Beckley August 2 Magistrate Zach Petty fined Ray Crawford of Lillybrook five dollars and costs on conviction of assault and battery upon C. C. Buskirk a mine motorman with a coupling pin.
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Beckley
Zach Petty
Ray Crawford
Lillybrook
C. C. Buskirk
Firemen Slammed in Lecturer’s Strenuous Life Message
Alice Gray, lecturer, argues firemen are too sedentary and overweight. She cites May or Frank L. Shaw and urges them to clean streets and parks during idle hours to maintain fitness and public service.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Alice Gray
May
Frank L. Shaw
Injured painters hurt in Beaver High scaffold fall
Rosefield West Virginia August 2 Conley Hall 36 and Woodrow Thompson 18 sustained severe injuries after a fall from a scaffold at Beaver High School while painting. Both men were taken to a local hospital for treatment and observation.
Horse trough sought by Amish farmers in Hutchinson
Amish farmers and business men petition Hutchinson officials for a horse trough after their religion forbids motor cars and their last watering trough was lost when the last stable closed. In St Louis reports the Humane Society answered 147 heat prostration calls within 24 hours.
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Hutchinson, Kas
Hutchinson
St. Louis
the Humane Society
Family Mayalls Earn Degrees in Edmond Oklahoma
In Edmond Oklahoma Bryan Hunt Mayall 27 Mary Lou Mayall 25 and R W Mayall Jr 23 held new master degrees from Oklahoma University. Betty Lee Mayall 21 earned a bachelor's last week and Frances Lorraine Mayall 18 graduated from high school.
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Edmond
Okla
Mayalls
Oklahoma, University
Bryan Hunt Mayall
Mary Lou ‘Mayall
R. W. Mayall, Jr
Betty Lee Mayall
Frances Lorraine Mayall
Mayor Maloney's appointment list rejected again
Dunbar West Virginia August 2 mayor Melton Maloney submitted a new list of appointments which the council again refused. Five of the six councilmen are Republicans Maloney is a Democrat They previously twice refused to confirm his appointees Maloney says his only alternative is to appeal to court.
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Dunbar
W. Va
Melton M. Maloney
Maloney
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Gienna Herod Guild
W. E. Robinson
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Sidrow
General Radio Shop
Wisconsin
Hope Gas Company
Scotland
Europe
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Richard Bradford
Ua Rona
Atlas Mason Jars
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India
Wm. Archdeacon Company
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