Rev Keyser to Speak at St. Pauls Tonight
The Rev Paul B Keyser of Columbus Ohio field secretary of parish and church school work of the United Lutheran Church will address St Pauls Lutheran church at 730 tonight He serves in the Synods of Ohio Indiana Michigan West Virginia Pittsburgh and Allegheny and has a history with Wittenberg College Hamma Divinity School and Ohio State University. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Paul B. Keyser
Columbus, O
United Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Reinek
Mr. Keyser
Ohio
Indiana
Mich
Igan
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
United Lutheran Churches
Wittenberg College
College
Whienberg
Skull and Chain
Tau Kappa Alpha
Ohio Y. M. C. A
Hamma Divinity School
Marysville
Ohio State University
Moore Opens Meat Market On East Main
M. EB Moore opened a butcher shop at No 1 East Main Street in the Kunst building corner of Main and St Johns with Paul Eisner in charge. The market will offer home killed pork veal beef and seasonal oysters with a delivery service and direct buying from Tay lor County farmers to boost rural trade.
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Grafton
M. EB. Moore
East Main Street
Kunst Building
Main and
St. Johns
Paul Eisner
Moore
Dry Head Budget Deliberations on Deputy Salaries
Renee views law enforcement service while Brown weighs trimming deputy salaries from 200 to 175 or 150 dollars monthly to keep quality. Commission members doubt attracting qualified men at lower pay. The discussion notes the need to maintain department efficiency with the same appropriation as the previous biennium and considers workmen compensation premiums. A State Road Commission budget discussion notes potential reductions in road fund expenditures.
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Brown
State Road Commission
Budget notes on road bonds and state agencies for year end
The budget discusses the final year of the biennium with $5,000,000 in re issued road bonds, debate over a new road bond issue and possible direct tax. It notes shifts in enforcement funding to the state police and planning for Game Fish and Forestry Agency education changes. It covers Bolden’s duties, discontinued Wild Life Magazine pages, and a proposal to trim relief funding while boosting banking travel costs.
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C. Pey
Road Commission
Fortney
Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Wild Life Magazine
Budget Commission
Game, Fish and Forestry
Ucenises
L. G. Smith
Game
iPsh
Land Oorestry Commission
G. A. Bolgen
Wild Life League
Smith
Bolden
Commission
Wild Life, League
C. M. Jones
Federal
Veterans' Bureau
Jones
Federal Bureau
Banking Department
L. R. Charter
FIRST MALE CHILD Continued from page one
Magistrate James Lilly found a diamond ring, diamond pin and four watches in his room, his only visible effects save a few garments. Those who knew him intimate say he owns a Knights Templar emblem, hidden for a year. One of the Indies in whose home he long had a room says the emblem was kept under a scarf and small dresser. Grafton Whalen was born in a little house facing the railroad.
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James Lilly
Knights Templar
Indies
Grafton Whalen
Uitte
McCrory's
James
Elizabeth Whalen
Charles Brinkman
Grafton
Whalen
Baltimore & Ohio
Here
Piedmont
James Whalen
Knights of Columbus
East Main Street
Appointment of Cameron Morrison Succeeds Overman in Senate
Cameron Morrison of Charlotte is appointed United States senator from North Carolina to succeed the late Lee and Overman. The note outlines Morrison’s lineage to James and Elizabeth Whalen and recounts Grafton Whalen’s birth in 1856 and early life in Grafton, discussing naming theories and early city development.
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Cameron Morrison
Charlotte
United States
North Carolina
Lee & Overman
Grafton Whalen First Born of Grafton and Rail Worker
Grafton Whalen, christened Catholic in the city church, long a familiar figure in town and rail circles, died recently after a life rooted in Grafton and West Virginia. He worked for Baltimore and Ohio as a freight engineer in Newark before retirement, leaving behind sisters and a long local legacy.
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Grafton Whalen
Grafton
Kate Whalen
Est Main Street
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Inter
Newark
Hardthan
West Virginia
Whalen
Aloysia
Wheeling
Steeg cabinet splits as three resign posts
Paris dispatch reports Robert Thoumyre resigns as pensions minister with two under secretaries of state Rene Coty for the interior and Camille Cautru for agriculture also stepping down. Resignations stemmed from a disputed paragraph about religious schools. cabinet unity in doubt as Steeg faces vote of confidence. Foreign policy by Arletide Briand remains unchanged. A second note mentions a water supply project near Logan Utah reaching 115 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Paris
Theodore Steleg
Chamber of Deputies
Robert Thoumyre
Rene Coty
Interior
Camille Cautru
Agriculture
Iuical
Arletide Briand
Locarno
Steeg
For Sale Apples 100 bu various kinds at Sand Lick
Apples for sale 100 bushels of assorted kinds offered at Sand Lick one fourth mile from Wendel road. Prices remain 1.00 and 1.25 per bushel. Bring containers. Contact Wyckoff at 23573t.
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Sand Lick
Wendel Road
Wyckoff
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Rev. Keyser
St. Paul’s
Rey
Keyser
Newetdchoow
JEWEL
G.W. Loar & CO
East Main
Grand Theatre
Prega Plein Mra
Pearl of
Loughtin
Denver
Marybelle Shakkon
Alao
Lenver
Renee
Wotee
Terr, and
Sunbeam Stores
del Monte
Libby
Lake Superior
Shinnston
Easton’s
Chesapeake Bay
Garemmount
Walter Huston Kay Prancis
Kenneth Mackenna
Overman
Remington
Johnson
Pt. Johnson
Lee Bennett & Son
W. Main St
Logan
Utah
McKeesport
Braddock
Connellsville
General Radio Shop
Stewart Warner Sales Service
Sporting Goods Havish Novelty Store
Opera House
Bebe Dariell
Lowell Sherman
Wron
Lake Superior District
DR. FP
M. Glenn Optometrist Whitescarver Building
Gratton, W. Va
Christinas
BUN B. R. A. Lines and
D. L. Knoets
Vhone
Pruntytown
Forked Co
Ming’ &E
Slack
Cather
Trimble Electric Company
SOL Tat Street
Busy Bee Restaurant
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