Funeral for Aged Woman Set Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie McCartney, 78, who died Friday from heart attacks, will be held at Kaffer Mountain church at 12 Pelock Sunday morning. She passed away at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. J. O. Wolfe, in Moateville.
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Carrie McCartney
J. O. Wolfe
Moateville
Kaffer Mountain
Pelock
Mrs McCartney, Pioneer Pifer Descendant, Dies at Valley
Mrs McCartney daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Pifer pioneer in the Valley Furnace area. She was twice married to Thomas Miller and George McCartney both now deceased. Survived by sister Mrs Andonette Bolyard of Lusk and three children Walter V Miller of Chicago Mrs W H Wolfe of St George and Mrs Ida Wolfe of Uelf Ohio. Reverend Ridder to officiate. Interment in family burial plot near Moatsville.
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McCartney
Andrew Pifer
Valley Furnace
Thomas Miller
George McCartney
Andonette Bolyard
Lusk
A. R. Bolyard
Grafton
Walter V. Miller
Chicago
W. H. Wolfe
St. George
Ida Wolfe
Uelf
Ohio
Mr. Ridder
Moatsville
Child Suffers Serious Injury When Hit by Car
Jean Thacker four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs B T Thacker of Philippi was seriously injured when struck by a Ford touring car driven by Frank Kovolack of Bettyburg yesterday at about 5 20 pm near Court and Main. She suffered a possible skull fracture after dashing into the street from behind a parked auto while crossing with her brother. She was carried home in semi conscious condition and remained largely unchanged today. No blame attached to the driver who stated he was going about fifteen miles an hour and did attempt to stop when he saw the child.
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Philippi
Jean Thacker
B. T. Thacker
Frank Kovolack
Bettyburg
Court
Thacker
Metal leader dies in Cleveland iron and steel circles
Henry S. Pickands, renowned head of the iron and steel industry and a leader in coal circles, died in his Cleveland office today from a heart attack.
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Cleveland
Henry S. Pickands
Alvin York to Head Institute in Tennessee
Sergeant Alvin York, famed for single handedly capturing 132 Germans, is named president of Alvin York Agricultural Institute in Fentress County Tennessee. His appointment ends a long factional political dispute as York pledges to uplift illiteracy and education with his leadership. He previously declined a $1,000,000 vaudeville contract to lecture. The University of Florida Gators meanwhile feature a tough football schedule facing Georgia Tech Georgia and Harvard over successive weekends.
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Nashville
Tenn
Aum
Alvin York
Tennessee
Alvin York Agricultural Institute
Fentress County
Tennessee State Board of Education
France
York
University of Florida Alligators
Georgia Teach
Georgia
Harvard
Notice of Office Move by R D Stout
R D Stout announces relocation from the Dent building to the Walters building on the second floor. He invites all old and new patrons to visit the new office at 126 Boot Drive.
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Dent
Walters
R. D. Stout
Liberty Shoe Shop Announces Dyeing Service and Quality Promise
Liberty Shoe Shop next to Grand Theatre advertises sewn soles and heels at 1.15 with best leathers and workmanship. It promises dyeing of shoes in any color and guarantees color. Located at 120 6.
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Kelly-Bartlett
Kelly Bartlett Shoe Co
Grafton
Liberty Shoe Shop
Grand Theatre
Tragedy Follows Italia Rescue Missions In Arctic
In a grim turn linked to the Italia polar expedition, an August 7 polar bear attack near Spitsbergen targeted recovery crews from the Suacal. Italian guide Guidoz died after an accidental rifle discharge by Giannino Albertini, head of the expedition, who fell into an ice crack. Guidoz was buried at sea wrapped in an Italian flag.
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Italia
Suacal
Spitsbergen
Guidoz
Giannino Albertini
Albertini
Carnival man loots tent of 106 dollars
Harry of Pennsylvania, a quiet odd job man with the World's Wonder Shows for about a year, allegedly stole 106 dollars from Charles Foust's tent. He vanished after entering the booth, leaving 95 dollars in bills and 15.50 in change missing. State Troopers Debendorfer and Reid searched without success. description is unauthenticated, about 22 years old.
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Harry
Pennsylvania
Charles Foust
Foust
H. K. Debendorfer
H. J. Reid
War veteran faces assault charge in Dry indictment
Chicago August 10. A warrant charging assault and battery was sworn out against a 60 year old Spanish American War veteran named in the Dry agent incident. The case centers on an alleged attack and the ensuing legal action as authorities pursue charges.
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Chicago
Dry agent Mogland faces new charge after raid
Yesterday during a raid on John Randecker’s restaurant the dry agent Willard Mogland allegedly struck the owner twice as he poured denatured alcohol down a sink. Randecker identified the man as Mogland and he says Mogland was suspended 60 days before the incident. Three accompanying agents admitted a struggle but denied the blows. Mogland did not attend the hearing and a warrant remained active.
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Willard Mogland
Mogland
John Randecker
Randecker
Church fund drive heads pension plan for ministers
H H Rogers of Tulsa Oklahoma, president of the International Convention of Disciples of Christ, will lead Seattle church campaign for an eight million dollar pension fund for aged ministers.
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Seattle
H. H. Rogers
Tulsa
Okla
International Convention of Disciples of Christ
Stocks rebound part of loss after sharp market drop
The stock market recovered part of yesterday's sweeping decline that erased an estimated two to five billion dollars in listed securities. Active issues gained about 2 points on average while declines yesterday averaged around 5 points. Major movers included New York Central up, Midland Steel Products preferred down 5, Houston Oil sank to 68 1/2, General Electric up 7, Auburn Auto up 15, and American Tobacco B up about 6. Total volume neared 1.3 million shares.
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New York
New York Central
Midland Steel Products
Houston Ol
General Electric
Auburn Auto
American Tobacco
Steel
Common
Knotts Child Undergoes Emergency Operation
Leonard Knotts from Graf ton route 3 was rushed to City Hospital at noon for emergency appendectomy. Doctor Kimble and Doctor Duckworth supervised. Miss Rene Custer also admitted for tonsil removal. Both patients were reported improved this afternoon.
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Leonard Knotts
Route 3
Grafton
Kimble
Duckworth
Rene Custer
Mina Brae tanker aflame off Canso on blazing voyage
The Theol tanker Mina Brae was still ablaze four miles at sea off Canso Nova Scotia on August 10. It had been abandoned Wednesday but fire reached its 45,000 gallons of gasoline and oil cargo. The tug Reindeer from Halifax arrived equipped for fighting the blaze.
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Canso
N.S
Mina Brae
Reindeer
Halifax
Headed Home Againd Associated Photo Albert Bunchke
An 18-year-old named Albert Bunchke faced transport to Germany amid tensions and severe penalties described in the report. The fragment notes a person, place, and geopolitical backdrop, indicating notable risk and consequences connected to wartime or postwar circumstances.
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Albert Bunchke
Germany
Senator Jones Improves After Restless Night in Hospital
Washington reports Senator Jones. II, long treated for abdominal trouble, showed improvement today after a restless night at the hospital.
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Washington
Senator Jones
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