Stemple Heads Barbour County Farm Bureau
Stemple elected president for 1935 at courthouse meeting succeeding Proudfoot. Hathaway named vice president with Williamson, Zinn, Paugh, Waugh, Dadisman, and Teter chosen as directors. Representatives selected for Morgantown farm bureau meeting Marlinton gathering Clarksburg coop session. Junior Farm Women's Club demonstrates proper Christmas package wrapping and selects a representative committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Carpenter
Philipp
Dayton
Elk
Nathan Waugh
Cove Run
W. Dadisman
Barker
J. W. Teter
Union
Dayton R. Stemple
State Farm Bureau
Morgantown
L. Glenn Zinn
Farmer-Banker
Marlinton
W. D. Zinn
Cooperative Association
Clarksburg
Farm Women’s Bureau
Farm Women's Club
Women's County Farm Bureau
Winter arrives as Hargrave’s offbeat forecast
Frank Hargrave, 69, of City, Mo, jokes that no weather is needed to warn him winter is near. For 18 years his high pitched shout signals seasonal arrival, a chronic condition doctors call a cri tis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hargrave
City
General Hospital
Dan
Funeral Held For Mrs Serena Nestor Hoffman
Funeral rites were conducted at 11 o clock Saturday for Mrs Serena Nestor Hoffman 86 who died at her home near Moatsville after a months illness She was born January 2 1848 daughter of Jonas and Elizabeth Nestor widow of Stingley Hoffman She leaves sister Mrs Margaret Shaffer and granddaughter Mrs Bessie Marsh Interment followed at St Johns United Brethren church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serena Nestor Hoffman
Moatsville
Cove District
Jonas and
Elizabeth Hoisberry Nestor
Stingley Hoffman
St. John’s
Arden
Church
Margaret Shaffer
Bessie Marsh
Clarksburg
Wealthy Man Controversy Over Death Verdict
A young heir found dead with ether in his mouth and a pistol in hand near Boyerstown. Detectives lean to suicide, though aunt of the youth, Mrs Julius Pratt, says the elder Bell will contest the coroner’s death by own action ruling. The elder Bell was traveling from Bluefield to Huntington. The family lumber company holds extensive southern West Virginia holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Columbus
Julius Pratt
Bell
Simon Glick
Huntington
Bluefield
W. Va
Boyerstown
Young Bell
West Virginia
Neely Aims to Shield Small Radio Stations Amendment
Washington December 10 Senator M M Neely proposes a congressional amendment to shield facilities allocated to small broadcasting stations from being seized by powerful interests. The plan targets wavelength and power assignments and cites Pittsburgh station WWSM seeking to take from WMMN Fairmont West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. M. Neely
West Virginian
Neely
WWSM
Pittsburgh
WMMN
Fairmont
Radio Schedule Highlights and Nightly Lineup Details
A dense listing of evening radio programs across stations NBC CBS WGN WCKY WLW WLS and more detailing show times hosts and acts from 6:30 P M to midnight along with occasional sports results and an advertising note on RCA tubes. Includes numerous program titles such as Amos n Andy Myrt and Marge and Garden Concert plus a boxing result from Lille France Panama and an RCA tube promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Og ¢ Wood
WCKY
What
WGN
NBC
Lowell Thomas
CBS
Woody
Willie
Billy Batchelor
Skete
Ray Perkins
Amos 'N
Andy
Myrt
Marge
Just Plain Bill
WLW
Lum
Abner
Cory Dandies
Paul Keast
Red Davis
Buck Rogers
Uncle Ezra
Boake Carter
Jan Garber
Carson Robison
WSM
Edwin C. Hill
ABS
Josef Pasternacks
KDEA
WLS
Kay Thompson
Rosa Ponselle
Andre Kost
Earl Burnett
Wayne King
National Radio Forum
Emery Deutsch
Ted Weems
Grumitts Family
Jesse Crawford
Jack Miller
WENR
the Hoofinghams
Stan Stanley
Earl Bartnett
Henry King
Scott Fisher
Death claims Albert Bruce Batson of Shelby
Albert Bruce Batson died yesterday at 67 at his Shelby run home. He was a farmer and coal operator born September 8, 1867, son of James W. and Martha Ellen Batson. Survived by wife Mae Cooper, two sisters in Knottsville and Grafton brother C. C. Batson. two brothers preceded. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow from the Webster Baptist Church home with Odd Fellows and Riley Funeral Co. handling burial in Smith cemetery Pruntytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bruce Batson
Shelby Run
Smith Cemetery
Pruntytown
James W
Martha Ellen Batson
Ceased
Charles E. Batson
Sarah R. Batson
Mary Fannie Wilson
Knottsville
C. C. Batson
Grafton
Odd Fellows
Batson
Mae Cooper
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Webster
M. B. Stump
Webster Baptist Church
L. E. Bailey
Riley Funeral Company of
Shinnston
Endless Whirl Halted After Sprint Crash
A rear wheel contact between a rider and teammate Wis sel caused a collision on the pine floor saucer, the incident delaying the race by 26 minutes and ending the run for both competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wissel
Fiduciary accounts before commissioner of accounts
The commissioner of accounts gives notice that fiduciary accounts for settlement are before him. Names include Thomas W. Brohard, O Jay Fleming, and Lawson L. Loar as executor of Leonard Mallonee deceased, and Earl Henderson as administrator of Ida H. Henderson deceased. Dated December 3 1934 by William P Samples commissioner of accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Accounts
Thomas W. Brohard
O. Jay Fleming
Lawson L. Loar
Leonard Mallonee
Earl Henderson
Ida H. Henderson
William P. Samples
Notice of final settlements in two estates
The Commissioner of Accounts will settle final affairs of Warren Sinsel administrator of Wesley Sinsel deceased and Martin B. Pendergast executor of Thomas E. Pendergast deceased on December 1934. The notice is signed by John K. Burdett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Sinsel
Wesley Sinsel
Martin B. Pendergast
Thomas E. Pendergast
John K. Burdett
Commissioners Notice to creditors of John Cassell estate
SIMMISSIONERS NOTICE to the creditors and beneficiaries of the estate of John Cassell. All persons having claims against John Cassell, deceased, are to exhibit them with vouchers to the undersigned at his office in the Grafton Banking and Trust Company Building, Grafton, West Virginia, by May 28, 1935, or be excluded from benefits. Beneficiaries must appear on that day to protect interests. Given November 26, 1934. JOHN K. BURDATT, Immersioner of Accounts, County of Taylor. nov 26 dec 3-10x
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cassell
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Grafton
West Virginia
John K. Burdatt
County of
Taylor
Eleven Cases Dismissed by State Lawyer in Taylor County
Prosecuting Attorney James C. Holt nolle pressed eleven cases in Taylor County circuit court. Most were appeals from justices of the peace. one felony case against Dr. O S Campbell for felonious assault was dismissed. Misdemeanor indictments against Theodore McDonald, William Boston, and Sylvester Smith for concealed weapon charges were also dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
James C. Holt
Justice of the Peace Court
O. S Campbell
Theodore McDonald
William Boston
Sylvester Smith
State
George W. Luzadder
M. D. Allender
G. M.thorn
Ona C. Jefferys
Harold H. Demoss
Clarksburg
Jefferys
Kenneth Cole
C. P. Lucas
State and GC cases heard by justices in Sept and March
State vs Russell Knotts details improper rights conviction obtained before Justice 5 with Waller on September 10. State vs GC Anvil notes two convictions by Justice Jefferys on March 19 one for trespassing and one for making threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Russell Knotts
Waller
Anvil
Jefferys
Reemployment File Down At National Office
John Evans reports an active file of 1,123 applications at the National Reemployment office, with 3,419 total on file including 20 new, 113 renewals, and 1 reregistration. He notes 210 interviews conducted, 152 veterans renewed, and mentions out-of-county applicants due to the Tygarts River dam project. Many residents have not renewed cards as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Evans
Tygarts River
Cat Returns in Clerk’s Mail at Smithfield Court
Smithfield North Carolina deputy clerk of court Jerry George found a cat among his mail with a neck tag reading Refused. The stray startled him briefly before he placed the animal back inside the mail bag as he sought guidance on what to do with the unexpected visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
N. C
Jerry George
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Stemple
Barbour's Farm Bureau
A. G. Hathaway New
D. W- Zinn
Union Brokerage
Morgantown Avenue
Santa
Olympia
Wash
Santa Claus
Telant * Orchestra
Harry Herlick
Nbc—Greater Minstrels
Comedy Stars of Hollywood
Lile
France
Panama
al Brown
Madines
Belgium
Rca-Cunningham
RCA
Coie
Cacia
A.B. Batson
Shelby
Webster Section
Patronize Sentinel
New York
Duelberg
Big Sister
Iyoeare
Eita Keit
Wene
Louis Father Enther
Tor Diont
BY Les Forgrave
Tisland Shas
By Paul Robinson
Reo
Nou
Justice Court
Cat
U. S
Ofica
Stanley
Pyep
Clarion
Opry House
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