Fiduciary notices and bankruptcies filed for settlement
The undersigned Commissioner of Accounts announces multiple fiduciary accounts and final settlements for estates including Leonard Mallonee deceased and Ida Henderson. Warren Sinsel and Wesley Sinsel estates. Thomas H. Pendergast executor. F E Felton bankruptcy. and John Cassell estate with a May 28 1935 deadline. Trustees urge prompt settlements and creditor claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Accounts
Thomas W. Brohard
O. Jay Fleming
Lawson L. Loar
Leonard Mallonee
Earl Henderson
Ida H. Henderson
Ember
William P. Samples
Warren Sinsel
Wesley Sinsel
Martin B. Pendergast
Thomas HE
Pendergast
John K. Burdett
F. E.felton
Floran E. Felton
West Walnut Street
Grafton
John L. Hechmer
John Cassell
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
West Virginia
John K. Burdatt
County of
Taylor
Ware Chosen Head of Philippi Kiwanis Club
Paul B. Ware, local attorney, elected president of the Philippi Kiwanis for 1935, succeeding Rev. C. C. Lambert. Dr. H. C. Myers becomes vice president, Howard B. Grant treasurer, with a 7-member board led by E. Brown Shaffer and others. A toy drive and a grant rifle club note follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Carpenter
Philippi
Paul B. Ware
Philippi Kiwanis Club
C. C. Lambert
H. C. Myers
Myers Clinic Hospital
Ware
Howard B. Grant
E. Brown Shaffer
Ray
VAEMINT KILLING CONTEST ANNOUNCED BY CLUB LEADER
The Barbour County Rod and Gun Club announces the second pest killing contest of the year led by W. H. Lentz president. Prizes will be named soon and categories cover wild cat fox weasel mink hawks owls crows hunting house cats and rats with fixed point values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lentz
Barbour County Rod & Gun Club
Warrant Named Former High Gridden in 1954 Case
A warrant for Donald Wilson, a former Grafton High School football player, was in Constable E K Satterfield’s possession. The youth remains unfound. He is charged with a statutory offense against a local high school girl. The constable believes he may have fled to Indiana. details were incomplete in the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wilson
Grafton High School
E. K. Satterfield
Gomie Whiere
Indiana
Rabbit Show Dates for January Event
Peirmont will host a three day rabbit show from January 10 to January 12. Exhibitors and spectators are invited to attend at the community venue. Judging will occur daily with prizes awarded for top rabbits in each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peirmont
Large liquor raid nets vast haul near city limits
State police and county sheriff raided the White Front inn on U S Route 50 seven miles west of town and seized 376 pints of liquor as evidence. Owner Pearl E Issacs was arrested for possession and posted bond to await a hearing on December 8. A list of patrons and locals connected to the roadhouse appears in the report, noting the popular gathering place’s address and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Front
Claude Heiner
James Moore
Fairmont
Leon Bennett
Pearl E. Issacs
Issacs
Ona C. Jefferys
Abood
Belgium
Uli Iment
Ise
Totay
Ten Students Continue from Page on Maynard Small
A partial list shows students Dorothy Harrison Leonard Knotts Richard Knotts Teresa Idoni Eleanor Jacobs Erma nicht Mary Alice Linn Ruth McCartney Ruth McFadden Elizabeth Miller Caroline Pickens Ruth Pratt Margaret Ridenour Naomi Robinson and Maynard Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Harrison
Leonard Knotts
Richard Knotts
Teresa Idoni
Eleanor Jacobs
Erma Nicht
Mary Alice Linn
Ruth McCartney
Ruth McFadden
Elizabeth Miller
Caroline Pickens
Ruth Pratt
Margaret Ridenour
Naomi Robinson
Maynard Small
LIST WINNERS FIRST PRIZE PHILCO RADIO IN DRAWING
Winners list for page one includes ten prizes with donors and ticket numbers. First prize Philco radio to Bill Henderson stub 369 from Sidrow's Electric Shop. Second prize coal to J M Travis ticket 1499 from Maryland Coal Co. Third prize set of dishes to Mrs Lawrence Flanagan ticket 175 from Carr China Co. Fourth prize floor lamp to William Wallace ticket 1369 from J Lee Evans Co. Fifth prize end table to George White Philippi ticket 3317 from Liehrer Furniture Co. Sixth prize gas stove to F Forcello ticket 3317 from Hartley Co. Seventh prize lamp to Jean Batson ticket 590 from Monongahela West Penn. Eighth prize toilet set to Francis Gatrell ticket 806 from Love Drug. Ninth prize fancy plate mirror to James Rauscher ticket 241 from Siehler Furniture Co. Tenth prize lamp set to J A Whalen ticket 2802 from Siehler Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philco Radio
Sidrow
Bill Henderson
Maryland Coal Company
J. M. Travis
Carr China Co
Lawrence
Flanagan
J. Lee Evans Company
William Wallace
Liehrer Furniture Company
George , White
Gas Station Cash Theft Details From Page One
A man identified as Theodore Blackman admitted being in the gas station when the crime occurred. Schattle said the suspect claimed he picked the money from the floor as the murderer fled the building. The report notes a $11.35 amount continued from page one and the suspect’s presence at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Schattle
Theodore Blackman
Blackman
Cabinet picks Rodolfo Calles as minister of communizations
In a reshuffle announcements Rodolfo Elias Calles was named minister of communizations in the cabinet of President Litaro addressing local Mexican power shifts and signaling changes in the administration's organizational structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutarco Caller
Mexico
Rodolfo Elias Calles
Litaro
Man and wife fatally shot in alleged murder case
The crime report states the night attendant and wife were killed by shots through the head. The suspect denies involvement, claiming he did not shoot. The couple, Boyd aged 37 and Edythe 35, were found near the couch with Boyd’s pistol later dropped into an oil can by the exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Edythe
Tey
One Arraigned Today in Mayor King Court
James Densmore faced a disorderly conduct charge in Mayor Charles O. King’s court. The case, initiated by Frank Haddix for alleged misbehavior at a South Side Haddix residence, was dismissed after Chief Wallace N. Henderson and Officer J. C. Helms testified. Densmore was released for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. King
James Densmore
Densmore
Frank Haddix
Haddix
Wallace N. Henderson
J. C. Helms
Two Autos Collide Injuring Girl in Philippi
A Plymouth driven by Harry H. Snider of 112 Carleton Avenue Fairmont and a Dodge sedan driven by Jack Dunlop collided on Yates avenue near Riverside Drive at 6 30 pm. One passenger was hospitalized. Snider wife and three year old child lacerations reported. Dunlop, Roger Smith, and Harry Nestor Jr. bruised. Cars towed to Rosier's garage. Police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Snider
Carleton Avenue
Fairmont
Jack Dunlop
Walter S. Dunlop
Alderson-Broaddus College
Philipps
Yates Avenue
City Hospital
Riverside Drive
Dunlop
Mr. Snider
Dun- Top
Snider
Jean Dunlop
Roger Smith
Harry Nestor Jr
Philippi
Rosier
St. Marys Street
U B Revival Continues At First United Brethren Church
Revival enters its second week led by Rev E Shahan principal speaker and Rev Lois Luzadder in charge. Ministers report strong attendance and high satisfaction with results. Services run each evening until Saturday with local residents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Shahan
First United Brethren Church
Health conditions in Taylor County summarized by health officer
Dr. R D Stout, health officer, reports no fatal cases and no diphtheria or typhoid. six new fever cases added last week but linked to prior illness. Epidemic numbers are down from the previous outbreak, with physicians noting overall improvement in health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbour County
W. D. Gall, Jr
Philippi and Galloway
R. D. Stout
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. A. Bailey
Scotch Hill
Gletin
Grafton Drug & Chemical CO
Paul £. Malone
Main St. Grafton
W. Va
Ieee Ea
Kiwanians
Philippi Club
Rifle Club
Grant Rifle Club
Grant
Grant Building
Main Street
Kenneth “Smoke” Clark
Delbert Haney
Kenneth Clark George Kittle
Harry Nestor
E. M. Robinson
Lewell S. King
Theatre of the Stars and
George Woodford, Delbert Hane, and
C. C.lambert
Alderson-Broaddus Women's Club
H. N. Ward
Ward
D. Ryan
John Carpenter
Mary E. Troutman
A. G. Waddell
A. G. Hawkins
Virginia Rose Waddell
Staunton, Va
Warrant
Ood
Donald Wagner
Dorsey Watts
Evelyn Wagner
Aris White
Rose Mae White
Pauline Yates
Junior Ball
H2relle Bolliger
Mildred Carpenter
John Gall
Velva DeMoss
Wilian Goodwin
Edna Mae Goodwin
Lloyd Knotts
Robert Lowen
Joseph Mahaffey
Junior Miernson
Dorothy Kyls
Lucille Lewis
Margaret McElroy
Martha Milles
Emily Murray
Jane Pittman
Hilda Sevier
Carlyle Smith
Clyde Wilson
James Withers
Irene
IR O'Keefe
Annette Hanshaw
Ted Husing
Glen Gray
Casa Loma Orchestra
Wabc-Columbia
Ted Husin
London
Australia
Roscoe Turner
Colonel Turner
Gray
Beteeverseee
Decetee
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Paramount Picture
Evelyn Venable
Kent Taylor
Sir Guy Standinar
Aby Keeler
Dick Powell
Po Blondel
Zasu Pitts
Guy Kibbre
Hugh Herbert
ASK
Calles
Young Lady
U. B
Sig
Beech St
W. E. Righ
William R. Ballard
Baxter Davidson
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