Collegiants Fight for Amateur Golf Title Promises Veterans
College stars led by Johnny Fischer of Michigan and Cincinnati aim to challenge veterans in the National Amateur Golf Championship at Five Farms near Baltimore starting September 12. Fischer, the Western Conference champ and rising star, is joined by Billy Howell of Washington and Lee and Don Moe of Oregon, with Yale’s John Parker and Sidney Noyes advancing from the semifinals. The field includes many former college players seeking to spoil veteran hopes.
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Dillon Graham
Baltimore
Johnny Fischer
Michigan
Five Farms
Selfers
Fischer
Cinnati
Fort ‘Thomas
Fresh Meadow
Beverly
Billy Howell
Richmond
Washington and Lee University
Don Moe
University of Oregon
Francis Ouimet
Howell
Hot Springs
Moe
John Parker
Sidney Noyes
Yale
Johnny Fisel i
Portland
Ore
Richmond Va
College contenders gear up for Five Farms push
In the intercollegiate wheel circuit M P Warner of Yale and Pinehurst winner leads a field of scholars. Ohio State riders Robert Kepler and Johnny Flotio reached quarter finals this year and were semi finalists last year. Others include Billy McWilliams Georgia Dennis St Clair Williams Edward Hammant Dayton who qualified for the big event at Five Farms.
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M. P. Warner
Yale
Pinehurst
N. C
Robert, Kepler
Johnny Flotio
Ohio State
Billy McWilliams
University of Georgia
Dennis St. Clair
Williams College
Edward Hammant
Dayton University
Roosevelt halts Walker probe for speech at Capitol
Governor Roosevelt recessed the Walker ouster hearing after 12 minutes to appeal over the radio for funds for the Democratic campaign war chest. He left the hall of governors and spoke from his private office where four microphones captured his address to the average citizen.
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Roosevelt
Walker
State Capitol
Albany
Democratic
War Chest
Hall of Governors
Vatican disapproves a miracle for Cisret cause
Vatican City August 26 One of two miracles cited to support the beautification of Rev Antonio Cisret founder of the Missionary Sons of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and archbishop of Santiago Cuba was disapproved by the Congregation of Rites meeting with Pope Pius May 2 The other miracle previously approved kept the process alive while the postulator seeks a new miracle for submission in the cause later reports.
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Vatican City
Antonio M. Cisret
Congregation of Missionary Sons of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Santiago
Cuba
Congregation of Rites
Pius
Sania Ees
Chicago Banker Nominated for Investment Bankers Association
Chicago announces Frank M. Gordon a Chicago banker has been nominated president of the Investment Bankers Association of America. The report notes the mythology reference to Vulcan and mentions Africa with 600 languages noted.
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Chicago
Frank M. Gordon
Investment Bankers Association of America
Chosen Hospital Site Near Roanoke Approved by Hoover
The Veterans Administration announced Roanoke area as the location for a new veterans hospital, to be built under the 1929 Veterans Hospitalization Building Act. President Hoover approved the decision, with no details on the hospital, and no cost to the government yet specified.
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Washington
Roanoke
Veterans Administration
Hoover
Miss Robinson Wins Publicity Contest Prize
Miss Virginia Robinson of Valley Chapel won first prize in a publicity contest for Lewis HH campers, earning 381 votes. Alpha Hartley announced free camp registration as the award. Walter Jackson of the Merry Makers club was second with 224 votes, and Lawrence Pickens of the Victory club placed third with 111 votes.
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Jackson
Mil
Virginia Robinson
Valley Chapchas
Lewis HH
Robinson
Crummy Club
Alpha Hartley
Lewis County
Walter Jackson
Merry Makers Club
Lawrence Pickens
Victory Club
Grafton Delegates Attend West Virginia Methodist Protestant Conference
Rev. E. L. Arnold pastor of the Grafton Methodist Protestant Church and C. C. Richman lay leader travel to Spencer for the annual West Virginia conference. Officials do not anticipate Rev Arnold will be moved from his Grafton pastorate this week.
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E. L. Arnold
Grafton
Methodist Protestant Church
C. C. Richman
Methodist Protestant Churches of West Virginia
Spencer
Mr. Arnold
New Market Opens In Bonafede Building
G H Yates of near Thornton opened The Economy Market in what was the Terminal Market space on West Main. The store offers a line of meats and dairy products. The item notes Xeno Shanes as founder of the Fleactic school of philosophy.
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G. H. _Yates
Thornton
Proprior
Terminal Market
West Fain
Bonafede
Mr. Yates
Xeno- Shanes
Tragic Prom Night Accident Near Elk River
Webster Springs reports a seven year old girl named Lucille Shroyer fell from a footlog over Elk River during a family trip on August 26. She drowned after approximately twenty minutes in the water. The body was recovered and prepared for burial.
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Webster Springs
Lucille Shroyer
George Shroyer
Elk River
Gah
Miner loses arm at Williams River mine explosion
Richwood August 26. Donaldson of Williams river suffered the loss of his left arm in a dynamite explosion at a working mine. He was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital in England law. A thief abandoned items and pursed, with tossed valuables, as authorities pursue the incident.
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Richwood
Donaldson
Williams River
Sacred Heart Hospital
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