Local residents mingle at family visits and events
Local households report guests and travel from McKeesport to Clarksburg and Belington. Attendance marked at H H Warthen funeral in Newburg with relatives from Terra Alta Thornton and Clarksburg. Other visitors include Miss Foley Huntington, Miss O Gorman Piedmont, and Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer Airmont in town for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura V. Teed
Miles
Demos
McKeesport
Clara Korte
Constance Hechmer
Clarksburg
H. Warthen
Newburg
L. J. Warthar
Terra Alta
Clarke Bailey
Thornton
Clarence Painter
Irvin
Anna Whalen
Weston
Kate O'Gorman
Piedmont
Rebergs Cole and Son
Pleasant Crega
David Willianson
Wendel
Robert Conley
Salem
Julius Powell
W. Wilford Street
Powell
Lula Henderson
Tom Shields
Parkersburg
Grafton
Mary Painter
Matilda Fenton
Irene Malloy
Truman Parliament
Detroit
Michigan
Etta Dunn
Keyser
W. T. Brown
Adlington
Brownlow Park
Z. W. Coffman
Robert Davidson
Cincinnatti
Ohio
H. M. Barton
Clearfield
E. F. Redinger
Beaumont
George W. Poe
David Leslie
Philadelphia
Nevin Reese
Akron
Carlos Reese
F .Wilber
A. W. Waller
M. F. Abel
Frank Yin
Massilon
Albert Parkhill
Wilma
R. M. Parrish
Mary
Margaret
Virginia Crickenberger
Charles Powell
Fairmont
Fred B.watkins
C. C. Brown
William Henderson
Sidney
Morgantown
Floyd Leachman
J.W. Squires
George W. Squires
Motor
Blumington
Indianapolis
Indiana
Waugh
Commercial Auto Company
Purchase & Hudson Automobile
Walter Cristip
Union Drug Company
Tas
Atlantic City
George S. Bailey
Cumberland
J. J. Raines
Baltimore
Ralph 8. Kunst
Grafton Park
Henry Pracht
Pittsburgh
James Bartlett
R. A. Zinser
Pruntytown
Mia
Sherry Bartlett
Juanita Humphreys
C. W. Phillips
West Main Street
City Hospital
Howard White
W. Main Street
Dorothy O'Brien
El-Ington
Mary Painte
Miya Athel Phillips
J. A. Kimball
Vance
Mis
Alfen McFadden
Maple Avenue
A. J. Cornwell
Millersville
Wendel Subway Crash On Grafton Rosemont Road
An automobile from Wen del driven by M P Upton collided with a Hudson coach on the Grafton Rosemont road near the Wendel subway at Simpson. The Upton car was pushed about forty feet. Upton and his car went to a garage for repairs. A Studebaker sedan left the Giles Curve on the Grafton Webster Pike and struck a culvert, causing extensive damage. a man and wife passenger escaped unharmed and were towed to Spencer Garage for repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Upton
Wendel
Hudson
Grafton- Rosemont
Simpson
Upton
J. E. Pomeroy
Wen- A
Grafton
Studebaker
Ohio
Giles
Grafton-Webster Pike
Thesere
Spencer
Bridge Street
Fairmont Doctor Named to State Board and Reappointments Made
Charleston reports Gov. Gore announced two new members to the state boards and reappointments. Dr. C. H. Neill of Fairmont joined the state board of ten examiners, succeeding Dr. BE. L. Martin of Charleston, and Dr. C. B. Burcette was reappointed as president. Roy B. Cook of Charleston was named a member of the state board of pharmacy, succeeding Dr. Older of Charleston. Also notes potential football prospects at Fairmont High School this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Gore
C. H. Neill
Fairmont
BE. L. Martin
Charlesto
C. B. Bur- Cetté
Roy B. Cook
State Board of Pharmacy
Older
Charivaton
Capital Sees Safety In Its Traffic Idea
Ashington adopts a new pedestrian friendly traffic plan at busy intersections to regulate crossing. Police coordinate whistle signals to pause and release vehicles, with painted center islands on broad streets to aid pedestrians. Success hinges on pedestrian compliance and understanding of the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Baltimore
Drunk and Disorderly Fine Imposed in Simpson
Harvey Davis of Simpson was arraigned before Squire W. E. Loath on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. He was fined $1 plus costs after arrest Sunday afternoon by state police officer H. H. Pomeroy, who posted $1 bail for his appearance in justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
W. E. Loath
Harvey’ Davis
Simpson
Costa
H. H B.pomeroy
Davis
Justice O ‘Court
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death of Selvinun Warthen
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of our beloved father Selvinun Herman Warthen. We also thank the K of P lodge of Newburg for their joy, meeting and bean seat bite. -The Bamity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selvinun
Herman Warthen
K. of
Lodge
Newburg
Snd
Helen Wills Retains National Women's Tennis Crown
Forest Hills N Y August 25 Helen Wills, the 19 year old California star, defeats Kathleen McKane of England 3 6 6 0 6 2 to defend the national title. She also partners Mary Browne to win the doubles championship, defeating Mrs Bundy and Gabeth Ryan 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N.Y
Helen Wills
California
Kathleen McKane
England
Miss Wills
Joan Fry
Helen Goss
New York
Miss MeKane
Miiss Wills
Mary
XK. Browne
Mrs. Bundy
Gabeth Ryan
Poe Family Reunion At Carruthers Grove Large Crowd Attends
The Poe reunion, held at Carruthers Sugar Camp on Wickwire Road, drew about 3000 people. A two hour concert by Hayes West Main Street Orchestra pleased attendees, strengthening plans for next year. Officers George W. Poe and Oscar Poe were reelected. The event praised Carruthers as a fine venue and set for the fourth Sunday in August next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Carruthers
Wickwiret Road
Hayes West Main Street
George W.poe
Massilon
Ohio
Oscar Poe
Fairmont
Carruthers Grove
Taylor County
Three Road Letting Contracts Awarded by State Road Commission
Charleston August 21 The state road commission delayed three of four contempts from the last road letting for federal improvement. Contracts awarded include Hampshire county Macailing paving five miles of the northwestern turnpike Monongahela Construction Company Fairmont 1 over Mason county grading draining one and one half miles Telart Jackson county line road Billups and Wollman Huntington 42421 Pocahontas county grading and draining six miles Mountain Randolph county road Keely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
State Road Commission
Hampshire County
Northwestern Turnpike
Monongahela Conntereition Company
Fairmont
Mason County
Telart
Jackson County
Billups and Wollman
Huntington
Pocahontas County
Randolph Ty
Keel
Surprise party for Joseph M Moats on 66th birthday
Friends and neighbors gathered at his Blueville home Saturday evening to honor Joseph M Moats with a surprise birthday party. Forty two guests enjoyed music, games, and refreshments including a birthday cake with 65 candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Mast
Knottsville
Lynette Ellers
Elder
Edward G. Hanly
Pitsburgh
Willard Barness
Thomas
Sarah Kinney
Pansy Rosa
Vena
Bohan
Virginia Bainbridge
Harriett Blaney
Lilian Blaney
Stella Morgan
Jetta Boyce
Merif
Arle
Mabel Poling
Joseph M. Moats
Blueville
Joseph My Moats
W.T. Turner
Charles Roge Iim
Defend canal St Lawrence as a carrier
Washington argues that Great Lakes St Lawrence ship channel aids cargo fleets, noting most freight vessels draw under 25-30 feet. The association says giants like Leviathan and Majestic are unnecessary for Duluth Chicago trade and that smaller ships can serve multiple ports, with depths up to 29 feet through a 30-foot channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Altha
Leviathan
Majestic
Worlh
Great Lakes-st. Lawrence
Duluth
Chicago
New York
Boston
St. Lawrence
New Orlany
Galveston
Houston
Detroit Land
Welfind
Vessils Lad
St.Lawrence Canal
Flemington Youth Breaks Arm in Wagon Jump Accident
Willie Tickle, 20, son of H. G. Tickle near Flemington, injured when he jumped from a wagon and was struck by a car driven by L. B. Underwood near Tipple Point of the Delmar Coal Company. Arm fractured above the wrist, a tooth knocked out, and bruises reported. state police ruled the accident unavoidable. He was treated at Grafton City Hospital and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Tickle
H. G. Tickle
Flemington
Grafton City Hospital
L. B. Underwood
Tipple Pe 1
Delmar
Filmington
Young Tickle
Gsimpwon
Medigint Cos Merger Reshapes Household Products Firm
Medigint Co merged with Chicago Ale Zo and control of soyaree proprietary medicine and related concerns including porn manufacturing, forming a deal with the Pepsi Syrup Co to the Household Products Company of New York. The transaction exceeds five million dollars and places Papson interests as large stockholders in Household Products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medigint, CO
Chicago
Ale
Te Pepsi Syrup Company
Household “Products Company of
New York
Papsin
Ing
Being & Mubst
Sterling Rode
Ee W
Ex State Secretary Garvin dies in Charleston
Ex state secretary Garvin of Kanawha County Charleston died after a long illness in the capital. He served as secretary of agriculture under Governor Atkinson and later Governor Dawson, held the office for a decade, was born near Wheeling in 1862, married Clemna Parris and Virginia Wells, and is survived by a widow two daughters sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Charleston
Gayvin
Wheeling
Clemna Parrishin
Misa Virginia Wells
Pnameon
Tyy
George, Bawkins
Detroit
Ian Misses
Margaret Elizabeth
Jean Barglay Garvin
Mra
Eli Adker
Misa Ligzté Garvin
sRev
Charles B. Gervin
Utfca
Ohio
D. M. Gary
Comfy Pomes In Argen Ar Oal Co Haus
Fragmentary report describes Spitzbergen life and sea voyage conditions. It notes luxurious quarters for company staff, wood houses, painted exteriors, and furnished interiors with rugs and ornate rooms. The piece contrasts harsh local living with refined headquarters and mentions summer visiting comforts and supplies at controlled prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattenshuth
Spitzenbergeny
Spitzberg
Spitzberge
Dows
Mijste
Uullard
Walla
Grector
Fight Mor Held In State Dry Agency Battle
Huntington W V Aug 26 A state probation officer charged with King of Williamn Porter chief of federal dry officers testified in Camp Creek court about a June 20 battle. He denied firing a shot while George F Ball also testified about the dying scene and bond matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Foo
Porter
Camp Creek
Pleda
Menn
Corge
F. Ball
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Gordon’, Batley
Buck Run
J. W. Solvey
Kong Run
A. J. Corder
Booths, Creek
L. M. Mord
Laurel Run
Bishop
Dotson
Folio
Sentinel Office
Girls Charity Club
Quota Club
Valley Falls
Rustic Park
Philippi_ and
County
Philippi
Brogaldus College
Barbour County
Phas
Philippi Philippi
Greenbrier
Monroe
Alderson’ Junior College
Alderson
Brossdus Sand
Threaddus College
Baptists
West Virginia
Broaddun
Mbber
Misa Jo Clyde Sturm
Donna Les Parliament
Yand
John Stemple
Ianily
Paul Rogers
William Summers
Charles F, Jewell
J. J. Sloan
T. J. Hoban
Mary Louise
Emma DeMoss
Beatrice Jewell
Henridette Hoban
Pearl Cox
Lizzie Sloan
James Isner
Ralph Rokers
Dewey Sloan
Edward Moats
Roy DeMoss
Sewing Club
Junior Hamilton
Merry Matrons
Walnut Street
Arlie Leonard
Washington Street
W. W. Carroll
Lloyd Hudson
E. D. Brown
W. Powell
Bertha Newcome
Bertha Reese
Relia Hudson
Margaret Whitman
Mate Carroll
Marie Carroll
Bell Harker
Squires
Martin Bellaby
William Myers
J. W. Squires
Martin Beulah
Baltimore and
Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary
Baker, Sturm and Kelley
George W. Sturner
Faltimore
John Gar Tey
Harry G. Fletcher
John Garbey Brand
Ladien
John Peters
Gates-Bailey
Oakland
Mina Tuth Gates
Astor
I.bailey
Bailey
William Gates
Jother
George Bailey
Eston
Dent
Main Street
Tippicanoe City
Broaddus
Canal ST. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Flemington Bay
Sam
Belin
Garvinis
Icultural
aSief “Under -Kinson
Dawson
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