Mrs Bolyard Taken By Death In Scotch Hill Community
Elizabeth Alice Bolyard aged 54 passed away Saturday at her Scotch Hill home. Born January 15 1887 in Preston County she was the daughter of the late David Watt Weddell and Jane Nesbitt Weddell. She is survived by her husband two brothers and three sisters. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from the Bethel church with Rev L J Lunsford officiating. Burial will follow in Scotch Hill cemetery under Bartlett Funeral home supervision.
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Iizabeth
Alice Bolyard
Saturn
Scotch Hil Cout
Bethel Methoe
David Watt Weddell
Jane Nesbitt
Weddell
Preston County
John Waddell
Rivesville
David Waddell
Scotch Hill
West Virginia to open fall camp with about 85 candidates
Bill Kern announced 85 candidates will report for West Virginia University football with 30 holdovers from prior Mountaineer teams and 25 new men expected this month. Workouts begin September 1 at Jacksons Mill, with a possible start a week earlier in Morgantown.
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Worgantown
Boach
Bill Kern
Mountaineer
West Virginia University
Jackson's Mill
Kern
Morgantown
Keyser
Shott Predicts Sweeney Victory For U S Senate
BLUEFIELD West Virginia August 10 Chairman Jim Shott of the Republican State Executive Committee predicted Tom Sweeney of Wheeling will be the party nominee for U S Senate. He said the Kilgore Meadows political combine is being overthrown by the people and noted coal miners endorsed Sweeney for promising to curb Washington bureaucracy and secure meat and beef for workers.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Jim Shott
Republican State Executive Committee
U. S. Senate
Tom Sweeney
Wheeling
Kilgore-Meadows
West Virginia
Shott
Washington
Car Impounded After Drunk Driving Arrest
Carl Richards, 26, from Barton Ohio, arrested by State Troopers near Blueville on a driving while intoxicated charge. He paid a $25 fine, had his license revoked and his 1935 Pontiac impounded for six months after the Saturday night incident. May hear the case this morning before John W. Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Richards
Barton
Ohio
Richards
W. D. Sergent
J. R. Wapton
U. S. 119
Blueville
John W. Snider
Choir Resumes Practice Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church
The Universal choir of the First Presbyterian church restarts weekly practice tomorrow night at 7 30 at the church, announced by director Herbert Mickey McCue. After summer vacation postponements, the youth choir will prepare for small upcoming concerts at several churches and invites new members.
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Universal Choir
The
First Presbyterian Church
Herbert
Mickey) McCue
McCue
Forfeit Bond For Failure To Appear
Clarence Hershman and Harry B. Gray forfeited $11 bonds after failing to appear in police court this morning for fighting on West Main Street. They were arrested Sunday morning at 12 20 a m by Patrolmen Moran Strader and White.
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Clarence Hershman
Harry B. Gray
West Main Street
Moran, Strader
White
Charleston man dies in car crash on Route 60
Harvey George, 29, of Charleston was killed and two companions injured when the car skidded into a ditch along U S route 60 near Lookout in Fayette county yesterday.
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Charleston
Elliott
Harvey George
Lookout
Fayette County
Isaac Newton Scott Dies at 75 in Mt Morris
Isaac Newton Scott of Mt Morris died Saturday night at 10 30 p m at his son's home after a year long illness. He was 75, a lifelong resident of Taylor and Barbour counties, a farmer and Mt Morris Methodist member. Born October 20 1870 in Barbour county to Sanford and Barbara Martin Scott. Survived by second wife Sarah Kathryn Streets and children Alston Roy, Edward Clyde, and daughters Mrs Sarah Cozad Grafton, Mrs Myrtle Wolfe Spokane WA, Joel N Scott Mt Morris, Mrs Mary Peral Pitz er Moatsville, plus 21 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral today at 2 pm Mt Morris church. Rev Lois Luzader officiating. Interment Mt Morris cemetery. Bartlett Funeral Home directing.
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Isaac Newton Scott
Mt. Morris
Joel N. Scott
Taylor and
Barbour Counties
Sarah Kathryn Streets
Alston Roy Scott
Edward Clyde Scott
Sarah Cozad
Grafton
Myrtle Wolfe
Spokane
Washington
Mary Peral Pitzer
Moatsville
Mt. Morris Church
Lois Luzader
Mt. Morris Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Home
Bartlett Infant Dies At Birth
Jacqueline Bartlett daughter of Selvey 8 Bartlett and Maysie Lake Bartlett of Simpson died at birth Saturday afternoon. Burial conducted in Webster cemetery yesterday afternoon. Survived by two brothers Phillip Joll and Richard Arlen Bartlett at home and half siblings Mrs Dorsey Davis of Flemington and Wilford H Bartlett of Galveston Texas. Bartlett Funeral home in charge of burial.
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Jacqueline Bartlett
Selvey
Bartlett
Maysie Lake Bartlett
Simpson
Webster Cemetery
Phillip Joll
Richard Arlen Bartlett
Dorsey Davis
Flemington
Wilford H. Bartlett
Galveston
Texas
Bartlett Funeral Home
Father Divine says marriage is in name only after banquet
After a Harlem banquet, Father Divine tells reporters he is married in name only to Edna Rose Ritchings of Montreal. He escorts them through the peace center living quarters and leads them to Mrs Divine’s room saying it is not his room.
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Father
Harlem
Father Divine
Edna Rose Ritchings
Montreal
Peace Center
Mrs. Divine
Bus Driver Charged in Escaper Deaths
State Trooper H C Pullmer reports bus driver Robert G Kirkman 31 of Greensboro NC was charged with manslaughter in the death of two men on state route 3 at Edwight Raleigh county One victim Carroll Everett Lockhart 22 of Elizabeth Wirt county died instantly and John Henry Bennett 20 of Bristol Tenn died after being fatally injured Bennett had escaped from the Virginia state penitentiary Richmond Aug 6 while serving a one year sentence for grand larceny The driver was arrested after a second accident near Spanishburg Mercer county Charleston Bluefield morning.
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Edwight
Raleigh County
H.C. Pullmer
Pullmer
Robert G. Kirkman
Greensboro
N. C
Spanishburg
Mercer Coun
Charleston-Bluefield
R. T. Cummings
Carroll Everett Lockhart
Elizabeth
Wirt County
John Henry Bennett
Bristol
Tenn
Bennett
Cummings
Virginia
Richmond
Charleston
Exhume Continues in Case Tied to Mercury Poisoning
The article notes Calhoun and Wallace Lockman near Du Pont with Mrs. Minnie McConnell buried at Burlington Ta. Dr Hager reports nearly a grain of mercury in the liver and kidney, typical of poisoning, delaying final decision until pathologist’s report. Coroner Haigh says the mercury could justify arrest of Mrs Lockman. She is re-arrested by state detective Graham Tevis after the remark murder. The Southern Cross pearls discovery is also mentioned.
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Calhoun
Frank Lockman
Wallace Lockman
Giddings
Lockmans
DuPont
Burlington
Hager
Minnie McConnell
Haigh
Car Leaves Road Hits City View Building
A 1916 Buick traveling west on Route 50 left the road and struck the building facing City Hospital. The car knocked down a door, shattered a window, and tore down brickwork. Damages not yet estimated. More details to be published tomorrow in the Sent.
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City Hospital
Tomorow
Ten Mines Idle in Monongah Division On Monday
Ten of 118 mines in the Monongah division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad were idle today officials said. Despite abundant hopper cars, only 2 660 of 3 009 ordered cars were available and not all would move before day's end. Saturday coal loadings reached 1408 cars with inspections by B and O officials and experts Kellog and Gichner continuing.
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Baltimore and Ohi
Coal Mines Administration
Washington, D. C
N. Kelley
Pittsburgh
Grafton
Fairmont
Gichner
Kellog
North South football tickets sold out at local office
Tickets for the North South football game sold at the Sentinel business office are exhausted as of Saturday. Gate sales will occur at game time and through Charleston agencies. Ticket chairman R E Dewey noted Graf ton residents may still attend via on site or agency seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Charleston
R. E. Dewey
North-South Game Inc
Grafton
Legion District Commander To Install Officers in Taylor County
Oscar Bartickman of Pickens will install Taylor County Post No. 12 officers on Wednesday night. Large turnout expected, with a buffet luncheon after the meeting by the Legion auxiliary. Newly elected officers include Bord, Whitescarver, Reid, Matthew, Yates, Miller, Ras mussen, Pem broke, Redinger, Barkins, and others. Delegates named will attend the state convention in Wheeling August 31 to September 3.
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Oscar Bartickman
Pickens
American Legion
Taylor County
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Jay
Richard Bord
Attort
Ed Whitescarver
Lloyd M. Reid
May Matthew
Arthur Yates
A. T
Bert) Miller
Torlock Rasmussan
William Pembroke
Richard Reddinger
Charles W. Barkins
Wheeling
Richard Bar
Ray Matthew
Arch Stavely
George D. Vogel
Ray Wiseman
William Grimes
William E. Edgar Ti McK Arthur
Yates
Jeg Re Beerman
Vosel
William B. Lee Blair Mugler
Marion Allender
Richard Redinger
Torlock Rasmussen
Hubert Fowler
Grafton Brooms Highlighted Amid Charleston Ticket Note
A brief notice notes game admission availability in Charleston with a quirky line about Grafton brooms being good brooms. The fragment implies tickets remain if not exhausted by game time, reflecting a local prompt on access and quirky local tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Brother Of Local Woman Passes Away at 79
Ellsworth I. Ha of Pair mont, brother of Charles Hoult of this city, died yesterday morning at his home. He was 79 and had been ill for some time. He is survived by his widow Delphia Hawkins and four children Cecil of Williamson, Mrs. Pearl Casteel at home, Mrs. Grace Martin of Hammond, and …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth I. Ha
Pairmont
Charles Hoult
Delphia Hawkins
Cecil
Williamson
Pearl Casteel
Grace Martin
Hammond
Cumberland readies for Legion convention influx
Cumberland Maryland prepares for thousands of American Legionnaires arriving Wednesday as the local unit readies the city for the Legion convention. The event will bring visitors, activities, and expected economic impact to Cumberland and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Legland Department
Delegates and guests lined up for veterans convention parade
P Ingram announced 300 delegates would attend a Legion convention with many alternates guests and Legion Auxiliary festivites expected. A parade of World War I and II veterans from Pennsylvania and West Virginia will line the march with visitors anticipated at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Ingram
Legion Auxiliary
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
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