Rites Held for Howard I Seranage at Harmony Grove
Funeral services were held at Harmony Grove M E Church for Howard I Seranage 47 a farmer and mechanic who died in Fairmont from complications linked to gas poisoning suffered in a Wendel mine years earlier He had been staying with sister Mrs Joseph Conley in Fairmont near physicians He leaves widow Mrs Forrest Currey Seranage a son Robert mother Mrs Martha Seranage and several siblings including Mrs Nellie Mason Mrs Walter Kester Mrs Lillian Praun Mrs Maud Evans and Mrs Nina Springer all of mont Pleasant Valley and Harmony Grove areas.
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Harmony Grove M. E
Howard I
Seranage
Fairmont
Joseph Conley
Forrest Currey Seranage
Robert
Harmony Grove
Martha Seranage
William A
Nellie Mason
Walter Kester
Pleasant Valley
Lillian Praun
St. Louis
Maud Evans
Nina Springer
Conley
Mont
Motorist HITS CURB then leaves in city incident
Signs of a discarded automobile crash appeared at Main and Latrobe as a torn curb and missing steel strip showed damage to Jolliffe's storefront area. Police reported no accidents and launched an investigation amid unclear details and lingering questions.
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Jolliffe
Main
Latrobe
Joe Pletcher
Christmas Seals Net Six Hundred Dollars in City
Receipts totaling about 3600 from Christmas seals were reported by Chairman G. Wesley Evans who urged individuals and organizations to return unsold seals for accounting. The chairmen said the sale matched former years with many reports still pending and hundreds of seals unreturned.
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G. Wesley Evans
Evans
Fisher Seeks Future Shaped by Past in 1929 Session
Harrisburg report on Governor John S Fisher's address to the Pennsylvania General Assembly notes a projected $25,000,000 state treasury balance at term end. He urges restraint amid prosperity and supports continuing highway building funded by road users, repealing the anthracite tax if feasible, and a broad state building program for 1929.
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Harrisburg
John 8. Fisher
General Assembly of
Pennsylvania
Trip Weakens Senator Vare Convalesces in Florida
Senator-elect William Vare of Pennsylvania, weakened by a long trip, rests at the Ft. Pierce Hotel in bed most of the time with limited mobility. Doctor John J. Shaw reports no change in condition as Vare plans to stay until his St. Lucie home is ready. He accepts no visitors and will not discuss politics. In other news, Francia Jones forecasts a better 1929 for business and industry and employment prospects.
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Ft. Pierce
Pla
Eleet William
Yare
Pennsylvania
Pty Pierce Hotel
John J. Shaw
Shaw
St. Lucie
Ware
Nofiter
Cupid Busy in December in Taylor County
December produced more marriages in Taylor County than any other month, with twelve couples wed. Ages show grooms over 21, brides under 20 in three cases, oldest bride 30 and oldest groom 45. Licenses issued to pairs including Cummings and Anna Marie Scolish, Tucker and Aldine Demoss, Sapp and Lela Brady, Ridengar and Helen Reed, Satterfield and Lile Jacobs, Lucas and Christine Ford, Mayle pair, Knight and Margaret Simon, McDaniel and Florence Montgomery, Lucas and Marzella Conway, Hart and Julia McCauley, Exline and Vonda McCartney.
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Taylor County
Frank Bennett
Nk Cummings
Anna Marie Scolish
William T. Tucker
Aldine Lucille Demoss
Harold Sapp
Lela Cora Brady
Lee Ridengar
Helen Nevada Reed
McCoy C. Satterfield
Lile Sine Jacobs
Pascal B. Lucas
Christine Ford
Willis D. Mayle
Mildred E. Mayle
Lawrence B. Knight
Margaret Simon
Lloyd McDaniel
Florence Montgomery
Jonathan G. Lucas
Marzella Conway
Earl J. Hart
Julia Emaline McCauley
Vauehn B. Exline
Vonda Gay McCartney
Logan Banks Consolidate in Logan County Bank Merger
Charleston, Jan 1. Consolidation of the Logan County Bank of Lundale and the Bank of Logan and Trust Company at Logan, effective yesterday, will keep the new institution under the name Bank of Logan and Trust Company. Loyd Whitley, cashier of Logan County Bank, will be executive head. total resources about 875000.
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Charleston
Logan County Bank of Lundale
Bank of Logan and Trust Company
Lo San
State Banking Department
Consolidated Bank
Logan Bank
Loyd Whitley
Logan County Bank
Consolidated Bank Will, Have Total Resources of $875,000, the Banking Department
Row Over Vare Case Expected In Senate Row
Senate clash looms over the Vare case as Senator-elect Vare of Pennsylvania is allowed to plead on the floor. Senator Reed of Missouri leads a special committee seeking Senate action on the report alleging excessive campaign spending in the 1926 Pennsylvania primary. The committee aims to file a final report by Friday. Vare’s appearance is postponed due to illness as advised by physicians.
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Washington
Senate
Vare
Pennsylvania
Reed
Missouri
Ware
Child Found Dead After Disappearance In Salt Lake City
Police report 12 year old June Nelson was found in an overflow canal at the city water system today. She had been criminally assaulted and slain after leaving her father's business to walk home about a quarter hour earlier. The investigation continues.
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Salt Lake City
June Nelson
Justifiable homicide verdict in Wilkinson case
In Atlanta on January 1 a coroner's jury ruled that B T Wilkinson an Atlanta insurance man shot by C Graham Green an official of a mortgage firm in Green's office was slain in a justifiable homicide Green was wounded and found to have fired in self defense.
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Atlanta
B. “T. Wilkinson
C. Graham Green
Green
Wilkinson
Rose Bowl Crowded in Pasadena for 40th Tournament
Thousands of Southern Californians gathered in Pasadena to witness the Rose Tournament, the region's colorful pageant. The parade of floats preceded the East West clash at the Rose Bowl between Georgia Tech and the University of California.
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Pasadena
Cal
Georgia Tech
University of California
Police Seek James Baker in Guggenheim Poison Robbery
New York police seek 22 year old James Baker in a robbery where a watchman at the Guggenheim laboratory was poisoned and two truck drivers were bound and robbed. The robber escaped with a sum of 44.
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James Baker
New York
Guggenheim Laboratory
Woman Who Killed Boy Arrives at San Quentin
Mrs. Sarah Northcott, condemned to life for murdering Walter Collins on the Wineville chicken ranch, arrived at San Quentin Prison to begin serving her sentence. She appeared worn from travel, accompanying sheriff and Riverside County resident Mrs. Clem Sweeters, and was processed for admission before being offered attendance at the New Year’s show.
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San Quentin
Cal
Sarah Louisa Northcott
Riverside
Walter Collins
Wineville
Perfume Burglar Nabbed By Sniffing Policemen
Chicago police officers Weimer and Kescey captured Jason Fuller, 29, after smelling a strong perfume scent on a street corner linked to several burglaries. Two victims identified him as the repeat offender nicknamed the perfume burglar, finishing his capture with scent-based clues.
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Chicago
Weimer
Kescey
Jason Fuller
Honor Judge Lazzelle Retires From Circuit Bench
Morgantown January 1 Judge I Grant Lazzelle retires from the circuit court bench honored by the Monongalia County Bar Association with a gold watch and resolutions praising faithful service. He did not seek another term after eight years on the bench. Charles G Baker was elected in November to succeed him.
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Morgantown
I. Grant Lazaelle
Monongalia County Bar Association
Lazzelle
Theiluxeamelie
Charles G.” Baker
Bath
Baker
Berlin pauses in hope for peace as Germany seeks rights
President von Hindenburg addressed the diplomatic corps on New Year’s Day. He acknowledged Germany’s unmet hopes for freedom and progress while reaffirming belief in the Kellogg pact as a path to peaceful solutions and international justice. The Papal Nuncio urged that 1929 bring a milestone toward peace and brotherly union.
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Berlin
Germany
von Hindenburg
Europe
Pause At Charleston Confirms Budget Session
Charleston officials limited activities to the State Budget Commission conference room and the State Road Commission automobile bureau. The seven-member Budget Commission held an all day session to push budget completion for presentation to the legislature next week. The auto bureau stayed open for 1919 license plates while 1928 plates were barred after midnight. In Rome, Monsignor Carlo Chiarr o, newly named nuncio to Bolivia, sailed home with a Papal message urging goodwill between Bolivia and Paraguay and to preserve peace.
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Charleston
State House
State Budget Commission
Automobile Bureau
Iste Road Commission
Budget Commission
Rome
Carlo Chiarro
Bolivia
South America
Paraguay
Frat Ban Shi Hazing condemned at SAE convention
Fraternal hazing during informal initiation of SAE candidates was condemned at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon national convention in Miami Florida. A committee report urged disapproval of such action while three of eight colleges earned charters: University of Vermont University of California Los Angeles and Rhode Island State College.
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Miami
Fla
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
University of Vermont
University of California
Los Angeles
Rhode Island State College
A Genius Husband Lets Wife Keep Up With Neighbors
A married man earning enough to let his wife match neighbors and cover the bills is labeled a genius. The remark underscores financial balance in domestic life and social expectations of earnings within marriage.
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C.V. Miller
Reliable Footwear
Grafton
W. Va
Grafton, W. Va
J. C. Penney
Brondo
Chester P. Mills
Main St
Clive Brook
Mary Brian William Powele
Baclangva
Strand Orchestra
Gov
Trip
Florida
Francia Jones
U. S. Employment Service
The
Cupid
Logan Banks Consolidate
Logan County Bank and
Bank of Logan
Ginn
Glain
Archdeacon Company
Boy
Bazzelle
Red Cross Pharmacy
West Side
Court Pharmacy
Tobias Bldg
Petey
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