Five Flemington Students Named Honor Roll Averages
Five Flemington High students earned A averages in the second six weeks, with honors announced by Principal L W Talbott. The list includes Fern Rogers and Virginia Blark in upper grades, Stephen Reppert and Reppert juniors, and Gerald Sparks in seventh grade, among others across grades from 8 to 12 with numerous named pupils and exact grade placements.
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Flemington
L. W. Talbott
Fern Rogers
Virginia Blark
Stephen Reppert
Carrie L. Sinsel
Junior Reppert
Gerald Sparks
Joseph Trocino
Jack Powell
Virginia Kelley
Mary E. Post
Tory Oliveto
Virgil Taylor
Josie Kinsey
John Glenn
Evelyn Brown
Eulan Kinsey
Lola May Hall
Anna Morgan
Anna Hhickie
John Stout
Orlander Whitehall
Anna Swecker
Paul Putzek
Daniel Benda
Margaret Lynch
Ira Marks
Gerhard Steppel
Rosanna Poole
Henry Simons
Billy Newhouse
William Stout
Ethelyn Womack
Mary Snider
Rose Oliveto
Clara Belle Haney
Judge Flays Emotions in Domestic Case Accusation
The judge cites a defendant who left his home to disrupt another marriage and admitted to pursuing the plan, accusing him of cruelly crushing his wife as the case unfolds on page one.
Bank Robbers Held WAYS TO END WAR OFFERED
Harold Carmean and Raymond McMahon, both Kenton farm youths aged 19 and 20, face long terms for alleged participation in a $1,883 Mount Blanchard bank robbery and a filling station. State patrol Lieut. John Kirenbaun said J. McMahon was arrested in a nightclub on an automobile dealer’s tip and the two youths confessed.
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Harold Carmean
Raymond McMahon
Kenton, O
Mount Blanchard
John W. Kiren~baum
State Highway Patrol
J. McMahon
Court Hears Prosecution Collision with Buckley Cure
The trial recounts accusations that Hughes killed his sweetheart Mrs. Robertson during a September quarrel and fled to Baltimore. The defense argued a Buckley’s mixture bottle could render the shooting accidental. The jury deliberated 25 minutes before verdict.
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Hughes
Robertson
Baltimore
Buckley
Red Cross Pharmacy
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Ackley
Sales Opened Today At Huntington's Warehouse
Huntington tobacco warehouse opened sales today with more than two million pounds of barley on the floor. Manager A L Lancaster said he expects sales to top 1934 by about 20 percent at 120 dollars per 100 pounds.
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Huntington
A. L. Lancaster
Governor Hoffman denies ordering Lindbergh case probe
Governor Harold G Hoffman said he did not direct Burlington county detective chief Filis Parker to investigate the Lindbergh kidnapping. The statement, issued through Parker, notes Hoffman’s interest as a pardons court member and that Parker discussed developments with him, while Hoffman cannot reveal views for future appeals.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Filis Parker
Burlington County
Parker
Holly
Lindvergh
Court of Pardons
Court of Mercy
State Police Motorcycle Patrol Planned for Taylor County
Taylor county will host a state police motorcycle patrol on its roads during winter, announced Grafton Detachment Commander L W Emerick. The cycle with windshield and winter front on both sidecar and wheel has arrived, and the patrol is scheduled to start today.
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Taylor County
Grafton
L. W. Emerick
Emerick
Venison Dinner Attracts County Sportsmen Leader
Huntington speaker W. A. Ross addressed over 100 members of the McDowell County Sportsmen's League at the annual venison dinner in Welch.
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Tube Cleansing
Medical authorities explain that kidneys contain about 15 miles of tiny tubes that filter blood. If you have bladder issues or burning urination and can’t empty the kidneys to discharge 2 pints daily, waste may back up causing aches, swelling and fatigue. Doan's Pills are advertised as a safe relief over decades.
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Doan
Orville McVicker funeral in Chicago noted for Webster family
Orville McVicker son of Webster residents Ellsworth and Mrs McVicker died in Chicago after a long illness. He leaves a widow and two daughters. The Webster count native’s funeral drew relatives including Joe McVicker of Parkersburg and the family’s time of mourning was shared by local ties.
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Chicago
Ellsworth McVicker
Webster
Joe
Parkersburg
Orville McVicker
Bricker Endorsed Amid Democratic Dissension in Race
Bricker wins preliminary support through a caucus endorsement and Ed D. Schorr backing. Dissension within Democrats aids Republicans as Schorr predicts a Republican tilt in national and state polls. Bulkley foe Davey breaks with Bulkley backer Francis Dubin accuses Sawyer of poor sportsmanship in the trace. Davey defeated Sawyer in the race.
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Bricker Will
Page One
State Central Committee
Ed D. Schorr
Schorr
Bulkley
Davey
U. S
Robert J. Bulkley
Francis W. Dubin
Lima
Sawyer
H C L RAPPED Addresses Labor Forum On Coal Act
H C L RAPPED of the United Mine Workers spoke on the Guff fey soft coal control act. Speculation centered on the resolutions' political portent as Keystone State miners vote in Republican districts. A national labor party was urged by union locals at Shenandoah and St Nicola.
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United Mine Workers
Keystone
Shenandoah
St. Nichola
Girl Admits Gun Incident in Court Plea
Leasure pleaded guilty to possession of the pistol and said he did the act after feeling insulted. In a related note, Hallanan will address the Fairmont district Republican convention on Friday, with delegates from 11 counties expected.
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Squire
John
Leasure
Hallanan
Fairmont
Walter S. Hallanan
Indigestion Relief At Grafton Drug Shop
Mrs Julia Bell of Hepsibah Virginia reports nearly a year free of indigestion after using Indo-Vin. She says distress after meals and sour food sensation are gone and digestion improved. Indo-Vin is sold at Grafton Drug and Chemical Company and by local druggists.
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Julia Bell
Hepsibah
Clarksburg
Sulit. Bell
Grafton
Grafton Drug and Chemical Company
High school junior and sophomore lists announced
The page lists numerous juniors seniors and freshmen from local high schools. Names include Lyn Wagner Avis White Hazelle Bolliver Mildred Carpenter Marianna Collins Alvin Cohen Anna Pawcett Mabel Gaskin Kathryn Hart Lewis Hatch Bernice Jacobs Lloyd Knotts Lucille Lewis Margaret McElroy Martha Miller Junior Morrison Vivian Peters Jane Pittman Annabel Proctor Pegsy Purinton Kathleen Reese Licy Shackelford Margaret Shaw Thomas Shafferman Carlyle Smith Frances Stevens Nevah Sturm Irene Tucker Clyde Wilson Dorothy Williamson James Withers Mary Grace Yates Hilda Beverlin Madelon Brand Gean Brandt Ruth Bunner Jean Collins Densmore Mary Fider Mary Jean Grinnan Izetta Gore Kathleen Lake Jack Long Everett Miller Minnie Miller Loriie Phillips Betty Pierpoint Edwin Roof Kenneth Shash Dorothy Say Vivian Thomas Jackie Trainum Helen Tucker Betty Weekly Grace Bartlett Marjorie Bennett Howard Carr Florence Carroll Marjorie Cole Martha Debendarfer Edward Dougher Eva Evans Barbara Gerkin Dora Hall Floyd Hamilton Frances Hayhurst Maravanda Hoernlein Everett Lee Keener Margaret Laren Kenneth Latta Richard Leonard Helen Mantz Iverna Marquess Edyth Martin Sylvia Mason Dorotha McBee Jean McCut Richard McProuty Betty Rose Miller Elsie Morris Lucille Payne Mary Louise Ridenour Mary Louise Robinson Inez Catherine Shaw Doran Morrison Jane Stubbins Virginia Shafferman Helen Turner Carl Weaver Bettys White Harvey Wittman.
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Hilda Beverlin
Madelon Brand
Gean Brandt
Ruth Bunner
Jean Collins
Ann Densmore
Mary Fider
Mary Jean Grinnan
Izetta Gore
Kathleen Lake
Jack Long
Everett Miller
Minnie Miller
Loriie Phillips
Betty Pierpoint
Edwin Roof
Kenneth Shash
Dorothy Say
Vivian Thomas
Jackie Trainum
Helen Tucker
Betty Weekly
Grace Bartlett
Marjorie Bennett
Howard Carr
Florence Carroll
Marjorie Cole
Martha Debendarfer
Speeder Pleads Guilty in Oakland Court
William C. Roth of Oakland Maryland pled guilty before Justice Ona C. Jefferys for speeding a Ford truck on route 250 near Grafton. He paid a $10 fine plus costs after a State Trooper L W Emerick arrested him yesterday.
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William C. Roth
Oakland
Justice of Peace
Ona C. Jefferys
L. W. Emerick
Grafton
Trade Body Plans Road Relocation At Pruntytown
The board of trade discusses a proposed road relocation site about 1000 feet west of the river in Pruntytown. State Road Commission to file condemnation suits for land seizure, while local court notices are not yet filed. Opposition is anticipated from a party in Grafton during pre survey work. Officials also announced an overpass plan in Thornton with $131,000 approved to remove a grade crossing and a one way bridge, with start dates not set but expected soon.
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Pruntytown
State Road Commission
Grafton
Thornton
Board of Trade
Harvard student John Roosevelt signs safe driving pledge
John Roosevelt, youngest son of President Roosevelt, signs a campus safe driving pledge at Harvard University where he is a student. He vows to be more careful behind the wheel as part of the campus publication initiative.
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John
John Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harvard University
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Mildred Markley
Evelyn Shaffer
Arlene Knight
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Edward Marks
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Satterfield School OF Instrumental Instruction
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al Love Drug Co
Union Drug Co
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