Charles E Maxwell Dies on National Limited Run
Charles E Maxwell 58 of Chicago died of a heart attack on the National Limited train while en route from Chicago to Willard Ohio. He was a conductor for the Baltimore and Ohio line and is survived by a widow three children and several siblings. Funeral services will be held at Glad Creek Primitive Baptist Church with interment in Chicago. Bartlett Funeral Co. in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Maxwell
Chicago
Garrett
Ind
Maxwell
National Limited
Willard
Mr. Maxwell
Alec and
Sophia Maxwell
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
New York
Frank Maxwell
Pittsburgh
George Pickens
Bellwood
D. V. Lake
Philippi
E. F. Clark
James Maxwell
Barbour County
W. E. Brown
Harry Maxwell
Baptist Church
Gravely Ill Morgantown Professor Collapses at Home
Alfred Jarrett Hare, longtime West Virginia University emeritus professor and former Morgantown registrar, fell and collapsed at his Spruce Street home Sunday evening while moving to the bathroom. He was semi conscious after the fall, but brightened yesterday and regained consciousness. A former local high school teacher and assistant principal, Hare held a university chair for many years and has many friends and former pupils hoping for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jarrett Hare
West Virinks University
Spruce Street
Morgantown
Hare
West Virginia man killed in Kentucky sewer
Frankfort Kentucky detective reports Gilbert Reynolds, 40, of Springhill West Virginia, believed to have walked into a sewer during rainfall and was found deceased in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Kentucky
Frankfort
Gilbert Reynolds
Springhill
W. Va
Mrs Phillips Dies At 57 At Home In Glady Creek
Mrs Mary A Phillips 57 died at her Glady Creek Marion county home after a ten month cancer illness. Born March 6 1876 in Glady Creek she lived there all her life. She was a devout Christian and member of Glady Creek Primitive Baptist Church. Survived by her husband Jerome Phillips a prominent farmer and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Phillips
Glady Creek
Marion County
Former pastor of Andrews M E passes away
Rev. John H. Hess 82 retired Methodist Episcopal minister died Saturday night at his son John H. Hess Jr. s home in Charlestown of paralysis. Born January 5 1851 in Taneytown Md he once led Andrews M E Church here from 1888 to 1892 and guided steady growth. Survived by son daughter sister and four grandchildren, funeral held this afternoon in Wheeling with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Wheeling
John H. Hess
Charleston
Greenwood
Hess
Grafton
Phebe Hess
Adamston
Josiah W
Agnes Morrison Lynch
Cherry Camp
Bristol
Taneytown
Samuel Hes
Gettysburg, Ps
Hess Wis
Walter M. Evans
George Hess
Hume Md
Carrie Mehrsing
York
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilford Street
Morgan Proudfoot
Kump Lists 56 Appointments to W.Va Posts
Governor Kump filed fifty six appointments for state posts including eighteen institution heads and three department chiefs. Most were made in summer and fall under recess powers. Senate confirmation is expected with some opposition to a few selections and to Ernest L. Bailey as Rona Commissioner.
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Charleston
Kump
Senate
Ernest L. Bailey
Thomas
Rona
Department of Mines
Tomlinson Dislocates Shoulder in Fall at Client Home
E M Tomlinson former principal of Grafton schools and local insurance agent residing on West Main Street suffered a dislocated right shoulder after sliding down a cellar stair at a Webster Pike home near Lawson filling station. He was taken to City Hospital where the fracture was reduced and he rests well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M., Tomlinson
Grafton Schools
Popular Insurance
West Main Main Street
Webster Pike
Lawson
Tomlinson
State boards names recess appointees and public health council
The governor announces recess appointments to state boards and commissions including the Board of Governors at West Virginia University with Seibert and Boreman, and Miss Harriet French. The Public Health Council names Drs McCuskey, West, Price, Morrison, Hoge, Swint, Minghim with terms through 1935 to 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
West Virginia University
C. M. Seibert
Martinsburg
Herbert 8. Boreman
Parkersburg
Fourth
Harriet French
Bluefield
Public Health Council
D. W. McCuskey
Wheeling
W. E. West
Huntington
8. W. Price
Scarboro
M. T. Morrison
Sutton
A H. Hoge
B. H. Swint
Charleston
W.E. Minghim
Funeral for Mrs Rose Gordon Shrader in Harrisville
Funeral services were held at the Harrisville residence for Mrs Rose Gordon Shrader 50 wife of John Shrader of Harrisville after a brief pneumonia illness. Rev R L Maness officiated with burial in Harrisville cemetery. Survived by husband one daughter Rosa four sons Audra George John and Charles all at home one sister Mrs Della Martin of Century and two brothers John and Albert Gordon of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisville
Rose Gordon Shrader
John Shrader
R. L. Maness
Methodist. Episcopal Church
Della Martin
Century
John and
Albert Gordon
Grafton
West Virginia appointments list new terms and appointees
The article lists multiple state appointments with term endings in 1935 1936 1937 1938 and 1987 across boards including Dental Examiners Engineers Pharmacy Examiners Nurses and Education along with heads of state institutions led by the governor new appointments include A Spates Brady as Board of Control president Clarence L Jarrett Commissioner of Labor and N P Rinehart Mines chief as well as institutional superintendents in Berkeley Springs Denmar Hopemont Rutherford Huntington Spenser Lakin Welch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Tripp
Fairmont
Board of Aeronautics
David M. Gilaman
Charleston
Fred M. King
Wheeling
Hugh Ike Scott
Bluefield
Board of Education
Mary B. Boyd
Daniel N. Mohler
John M. Crawford
Parkersburg
Board of Dental Examiners
H. A. Erwin
Hurricane
Nathaniel Barnard
Morgantown
Henry C. Hill
Board of Engineers
Ernest W Thrasher
Clarksburg
E. H. Venable
Ira F. Davis
Huntington
Thomas H. Clagget
Board of Pharmacy
Louis Hawkins
Fred G. Allan
Martinsburg
E. F. Heiskell
M. Zita
O. Parkersburg
Senate
A. Spates Brady
Elkins
Board of Control
Brady
State House
Clarence L. Jarrett
N. P. Rinehart
Mount Hope
Department of Mines
McClintic
D.H. Phillips
Berkeley Springs
8. J. Bampfeld
Logan
Denmar
W. H. Post
Masontown
Hopemonth
K. M. Jarrell
Beckley
Rutherford Sanitarium
Charles T. Taylor
Huntneton
Huntington State Hospital
J. E. McQuain
Spenser State Hospital
J. E. Offner
Weston State Hospital
G. A. Banks
Lakin State Hospital
Luther H. Clark
Kyle
Welch Emergency Hospital
C. M. Ramage
R. H. Paden
West Virginia Training School
Ava Stanard
Weston
West Virginia
West Virginia colored home superintendents named
Mary E. Brooks Huntington supervises the Industrial Home for Colored Girls Robert P. Bell Point Pleasant supervises the Virginia Industrial School for Boys Mrs Olita W Hooker Buck Shannon supervises the West Virginia Children's Home W B Fox Huntington heads the Colored Children's Home W O Robinson Huntington oversees the Home for Aged and Infirm Colored Men and Women
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Mary E. Brooks
Huntington
Industrial Home
Robert P. Bell
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Olita W. Hooker
Buck Shannon
W. B. Fox
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C. F. MsClintic
Lewisburg
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
National Volunteer Service Committee of the American Red Cross
Washington
Mabel T. Boardman
Associated Press
Manear Bros. Garage
BLUE
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Amal
Fox News
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Ingersoll and
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Harmacy
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