Newburg News Roundup Highlights Local Socials and Events
In Newburg many women from the Terra Alta Bible class gathered at Mrs. Strader Phares home for dinner and an evening of socializing. Mrs. Phares now leads Terra Alta schools as principal. Preston county hosted the dedication of its new courthouse at Kingwood with over thirty attendees from Newburg and Independence. John Barton Payne spoke via address, while Judge Orr cannot leave his room for ten days. The Squires reunion occurred at Ernest Squires home in Independence with a sizable turnout. The Independence M E church Young Peoples class planned a spaghetti supper for Sept 13 at Ernest Squires home following a session with a musical program ice cream and cake served. Attendees included Gordon Hardy Armina Rodeheaver Iva Schrader Katy Morris Nell Squires Lillian Turner Bob Hardy Dennis Kincaid Rose Mary Marquess Bob Pyles Geraldine Marie White Byron Robey Howard Frazier Dennis Holmes Hartford Rodeheaver and the church pastor.
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Newbury
Independence
Preston County Court House
Kingwood
Ernest Squires
Gordon Hardy
Armina Rodeheaver
Iva Schrader
Katy Morris
Nell Squires
Lillian Turner
Bob Hardy
Dennis Kincaid
Rose Mary Marquess
Bob Pyles
Geraldine
Marie White
Byron Robey
Howard Frazier
Barbour Countians Placed by Local Office
John Evans, manager of Barbour and Taylor county National Reemployment Service offices, announced that 190 men were placed to work in Barbour county over the last ten days. Of these, 175 were referred to contractors on state road route 92 between Belington and Nestorville, and 115 to the contractor on road route 57 between Philippi.
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John Evans
Barbour
Taylor County
Barbour County
Belington
Nestorville
Philippi
Road projects receive additional mite allocation confirms Evans
Evans said additional mite will be placed on the two road projects Craigmoor and another route to accommodate room for progress.
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Craigmoor
Evans
Dr Stout Named Assistant Epidemiologist in West Virginia
Dr R D Stout has been designated as assistant collaborating epidemiologist for West Virginia. The appointment is confirmed by a letter from Albert M Price of Rural Health Service and approved by Dr Hugh B Cummings of the U S Public Health Service. He will add this to his private practice and duties as county health officer and supervisor at West Virginia Industrial School at Pruntytown.
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R. D. Stout
West Virginia
Albert M. Price
Rural Health Service
Stout
Hugh 8. Cummings
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt Democratic Club Meeting Tonight
The Roosevelt Democratic Club will meet at 7 30 this evening at the court house. President Thomas Joyce announced the group plans to become active after the primary campaign and expects a large turnout for tonight's session.
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Roosevelt Democratic Club
Court House
Thomas
Joyce
Roosevelt Club
COED'S ACCUSED Continued from "ege nncy
The trial record notes lengthy examination of a key witness in the jury room and details of a jealous motive. Suitor Harold Taylor and Miss New were followed by Mr. Cain after their fatal ride near the city limits. Mrs Lon New, the girl's mother, testified before the grand jury, appearing distressed during her 20 minutes in the jury room.
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Suitor
Mr. Cain
Harold Taylor
Miss New
Cain
Lon New
Indoor photography tips from John van Guilder
The article outlines methodical indoor lighting and exposure techniques for snapshot photography. It advises positioning light behind the camera, using window light, shading to control glare, and a small lens stop to keep detail. It covers shutter adjustments, focusing mid room, avoiding large foreground furniture, and reducing reflections with angled glass.
Slain Woman Miss New Linked to Suburban Oakwood Friends
Miss New set out from Woodlawn to downtown the night of the killing and was examined briefly. Mrs. Reaves’ husband is a half-brother of Mr. Cain. She and Miss New were close friends.
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Miss New
Woodlawn
Mrs. Reaves
Mr. Cain
Mayor Makes False Start In First School Aid Checks
Mayor Edward J. Kelly appeared to hand out initial school aid checks but started poorly as creditors gathered with chairs and boxes, while others stood in their 1932 best. The scene showed a delayed, disorganized rollout before the main distribution could proceed.
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Edward J. Kelly
Dare's Mentha Pepsin for Gas Relief at Mealtime
An advertising notice promises instant relief from gas and stomach discomfort by taking a tablespoonful of Dare's Mentha Pepsin in water. It claims permanent relief with premeal use and asserts the product frees users from bloating pressure and related symptoms, backed by a money back guarantee and druggist availability.
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America
Teachers End Pay Freeze as School Board Promises Prompt Wages
After delays in bonds and tax warrants, teachers finally receive timely pay at 1 15 pm. Hawkers sold lunch boxes and ads advertised vacation cruises while workers earned seven dollars per minute to end a long period of delayed compensation. President James McCAhey declares the board will pay promptly moving past years of unpaid salaries.
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James Mccahey
Ringwood settlement settles $17000 Preston sheriff shortages
Ringwood settlement in the full amount of 17000 is reached between American Surety of New York and Preston county court over shortages in the accounts of W. W. Williams while sheriff. After two years of attempts and legal steps, the affair ends as Charles 8. Brown succeeds him. Losses include nearly 10000 from a holdup and the remainder from the office.
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Ringwood
American Surety Company of
New York
Preston County
W. W. Williams
Williams
Charles 8. Brown
Train Fatality and Fights Across the Region
Killed by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train in Point Pleasant. Cantor, 31, fell asleep on the tracks and was decapitated. In Williamson two men were killed in a beer garden fight. Joe Fleming, 27, and Stallard Dye, 28. Lost in a 12,000 acre woods near Preston County, Prof. Aileen Dunham and a Worcester college party faced a stray hike. Samuel J. Moffatt, 57, died from a broken neck after a well collapse near Sissonville. Fred Hawkins, 35, was sentenced to 10 years for voluntary manslaughter in Parkersburg.
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Point Pleasant
Oden Cantor
Letert
Baltimore & Ohio
Cantor
Williamson
Toler
Joe Fleming
Stallard Dye
Pikeville
A. C. Rowe
Kingwood
Preston County
Aileen Dunham
Worcester, O
Bunday
Youghogheny Tavern
Red House
Mad
Brookside
W. L. Pratt
A. G. Brown
Turner— Douglas
Charleston
Samuel J. Moffatt
Sissonville
Kanawha County
Parkersburg
F. P. Moats
Fred Hawkins
Fairmont
Harold Headley
Sentinel Classified Rates and Rules for Insertion
The Sentinel outlines classifies rates: two cents a word for the first insertion and one cent a word for each additional insertion, with consecutive insertions in regular style. Minimum charge is 45 cents. Each initial and each numeral counts as one word and improper classifications and errors are noted for immediate report.
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Sentinel
Accuses Man Held In Co Ed Death in Birmingham
Mrs. Clara Cost swore out a warrant charging Harold Taylor with the murder of Faye New and an attempted attack on her. Taylor began the ride with Miss New that led to her death, per Associated Press photo.
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Clara Cost
Birmingham
Alay
Harold Taylor
Faye New
Éveriing Taylor
Miss New
Associated Press
Five Year Impositions Highlight 1923 Political Trials
The report notes G O P figures facing added five year terms for manslaughter and felony charges including Justus Wardell of San Francisco and Milton Hawkinson. It mentions former party leaders and nominees across Marion county and Parkersburg, with Milton J. McNichols and Dr Z ln connected to the era. The piece covers Democats battling party leaders, Judge Moats attacking the numbers racket, and a three cornered race between Miriam Young John R Quinn and other figures. Democratic registrations exceed Republican amid the campaign.
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Justus Wardell
San Francisco
Milton
Hawkinson
K. Young
Marion County
William J. McNichols
Z. Ln
T. Malaby
Democrats
Ae Ueit
Marriam Young
John R. Quinn
American Legion
Smoking and Drinking Watch Your Stomac Conventions
Fragmentary OCR describes religious conferences in Asheville about smoking and drinking and stomach upset. Mentions Adla Tablets sold by a drug company and a guarantee. Text is garbled with references to conventions and churches in the United States.
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Gmil
Asheville
United Drug Co
Sinclair proposes epic plan to put unemployed to work
The article details Sinclair's four word program, the epic plan, costing about 300 million dollars. It would have the state seize defunct factories to run as a community project to reduce unemployment and employ others to farm confiscated lands. Creel accuses Sinclair of copying Roosevelt's New Deal policies.
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Sinclai
Creel
Sinclair
Roosevelt
West Virginia Republicans name officers for November campaign
Huntington Aug 28 The Republican leaders of West Virginia followed Senator Hatfield in naming committee officers and planning the November election drive. The state executive committee voted to make C N Kimball chairman and to hold a state wide rally in Charleston on a date to be set by Kimball. The rally will be held instead.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Henry D. Hatfield
C. N. Kimball
Sistersville
Charleston
Kimball
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