Bank suit in Philippi dismissed by plaintiff
The case against First National Bank of Philippi brought by Virginia T. Crim and other depositors was dismissed by Crim through attorney W T George, without prejudice and at plaintiff’s cost. An injunction to stop repairs on the Chrislip building leased to a chain store was upheld by the circuit court. Trustees sought federal oversight. Judge Baker ruled bank trustees are federal agents and the case belongs in federal court. After dismissal, the building work resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Carpenter
First National Bank of
Philippi
Virginia T. Crim
W. T. George
Barbour County
Chrislip
Main Street
Marriage of Ina Lang and Bernard Stewart in Oakland Md
Local grade school notes announce Ina Lang daughter of J D Lang of Maple Avenue North Philippi and Bernard Stewart son of Dave Stewart Elk in Barbour County wed by Rev Archibald at Oakland M E church manse Maryland. The bride a Philippi High School and Fairmont State Teachers College graduate teaches at Galloway Nursery School. He a Broaddus Academy and College graduate, Shepherd State Teachers College, teaches in Barbour schools. They plan to reside in Philippi. New Year's party hosted by Rosalee and Alberta Strader on Walnut Street with 30 friends featuring bridge dancing and theater. Names of guests include Shirrel Wilson Eloise Lambert Kath leen Corder Vivian Corder Phila Grace Dyer Martha Lee Smith Ena Grace Dyer Isabel Smith Doody Hedrick Amelia Huff Douglas Huff Ruth Foreman Mary Eleanor Chrislip Susie Schwiman Lewis Sawyers Allen Dyer Jr B E Snyder Jr Arthur Dyer Robert Wilson Linn Wilson James Woodford Maurice Crawford Herman Rogers Charles Snider George Foreman Mrs Toby Chandler of Charleston and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Bernard
Oakland
Ina Lang
J. D. Lang
Maple Avenue
North Philipp
Bernard Stewart
Dave Stewart
Elk
Barbour County
Philippi High School
Faimont ‘State Teachers College
Rosalee
Alberta Strader
Walnut Street
Bridge
Shirrel Wilson
Eloise Lambert
Kathleen Corder
Vivian Corder
Phila Grace Dyer
Martha Lee Smith
Ena Grace Dyer
Isabel Smith
Doody Hedrick
Amelia Huff
Douglas Huff
Ruth Foreman
Mary Eleanor Chrislip
Susie Schwiman
Lewis Sawyers
Allen Dyer
B. E. Snyder
Arthur Dyer
Robert Wilson
Linn Wilson
James Woodford
Maurice Crawford
Herman Rogers
Charles Snider
George Foreman
Toby Chandler
Charleston
Misses Roselee
Death of Wheeling county veterinarian Dr Leon Reefer
Dr Leon H Reefer 46 died at his Wheeling home New Year’s Day three hours after his reappointment as county veterinarian for Wheeling and Ohio County. He served in the post since 1910. Survivors: sister Miss Mae Reefer Meadville and brother Julius Reefer Erie Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Leon H. Reefer
Reefer
Ohio
Miss Mae Reefer
Meadville
Julius Reefer
Erie
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief for Children
Advertisement urges prudent mothers to use Creomulsion for any child cough or cold. It touts seven medicinal elements and emulsified creosote, claiming no narcotics and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Nobel Prize Medizin the Diphtheria Antitoxin Story
LOGAN CLENDENING M D recounts the Nobel award’s link to diphtheria research. From Klebs and Loffier through Roux and Pasteur pupils, Behring’s antitoxin work culminated in a successful 1891 human test and the rapid production of diphtheria antitoxin, changing the disease’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
Kiwanis Club to Install 3 Presidents at Banquet
The Moose Home on West Washington Street hosts the Kiwanis installation tonight at 6 30 o'clock for Paul E Malone as president and Loyd L Shriver as vice president with Dr J J Kaufman in charge. Lee Warren delivers the talk and Joseph Evans Jr coordinates a ladies night program with guests including Mrs Warren and aides of the superintendent. Kiwanis members from nearby cities attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington Street
Paul E. Malone
Federal
Frederick Snare Corporation
New York City
Joseph Evans, Jr
Evans
Warren
William Potter
U. S, Army
Dain
Clarksburg Fairmont
B. Ross
Shriver
Taylor County
Malones
Condon Fears Continued On Witness Stand
Dr. Condon declares his actions beyond reproach as he faces further testimony and scrutiny over the $50,000 ransom he paid to a former German gunner. He cites faith shown by Charles Lindbergh and Henry Breckinridge as support while withholding public judgments until he testifies.
Fisher Takes Office as Youthful Manager Returns
The brief notes Fisher assumes the vacant office after the former youthfully named manager left. A new assistant manager is expected to be named soon, with Mrs Hauptmann visiting her husband for the last time before the trial at the white-painted frame house. Borah Plans to curb unfair business practices by expanding the commerce commission, including intrastate power, raising opposition from Senator Dickinson who argues against interstate overreach and favors existing state control.
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Fisher
Page One
Tes
Hauptmann
Page
Commission
Dickinson
A-Iowa
Bruno's Wife and Trial Details Revealed in Opdyke Home
The Hauptmanns' year-old child stays with a relative while the wife, living in a neat yellow frame house near the Opdykes, discusses the case only in private. She dines with the Opdyke family as visitors are barred by contract. Frances Opdyke, a nurse, is among 21 jurors called for the trial. Residents of the Village mark New Year’s Day in quiet celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmanns
William Opdyke
Opdykes
Opdyke
Frances
Saar Trouble Flares in Early Clash Across Town
In Jaerstreudé a street clash pitted twenty five communists against Nazis. Casualties were reported across Saar brucken Saarlens Sinnerthal Ebérhalin Puéttiingen and Ens dorf with 23 at the last named site the highest. Navis launched its final campaign for the January 13 actum balloting holding 16 mass meetings. League of Nations kept 3,500 internal stay officers deployed to ensure order during the vote.
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Saar
Jaerstreudé
Saarbrucken
Saarlens
Sinnerthal
Ebérhalin
Puéttiingen
Ensdorf
Navis
Actum
Burbach
Malstatt
League of Nations
Schools warned to remove items by next week
New Year's greetings from Reichsführer Hitler were received by the head of the Nazis, and schools were warned to remove them by next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Unemployed Council Rally Ahead of Congress Session
County figures Luther Fast and Pan Gum of Flemington and Clarence Moore Simpson Daniel Pur key from Grafton attend a Washington conference aimed at pushing unemployment insurance through the convening congress. About five thousand delegates nationwide are expected to attend Friday’s meeting with speakers including Mr Watson of Kingwood and Luther Fast. A strong Simpson and Flemington council presence is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Fast
Pan Gum
Grafton
Clarence Moore
Simpson
Daniel Purkey
Flemington
Washington
Congress
Mr. Watson
Kingwood
Flemington Contincted From Page One Irregular Hamlet Trade Event
Visitors surge to Fleming as the Union Hotel and other lodgings fill. Telegraphs, typewriters, and lines run from the sheriff's chamber. Post-Christmas specials at Clark's Phimbing and Hardware Store draw crowds. residents speak of a busy, growing town with calls for accommodation and lines to exit the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
Union Hotel
Charles G. Corb Music Teacher Advertises Studio
Charles G. Corb teaches music on all B instruments at his studio located in room 320 of the Graften ing and Trust Co building. Telephone 830 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Corb
Graftening & Trust Co
Radio Prime Time Listings From Various Stations
A dense schedule of evening broadcasts across NBC CBS and regional stations listing orchestra suites, dramas, talk and variety programs with times from 6:30 p.m. through midnight. Notable names include John Charles Thomas Wayne King Clyde Fox Jan Garber Guy Lombardo Amos n Andy Your program selections feature musical ensembles led by Lowell Thomas and Wayne King, dramatic sketches, and reruns of favorites such as Plantations Echoes and Just Plain Bill.
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CBS
Burns and Allen
WGN
Wayne King
WFBE
Clyde Fox
Jan Garber
NBC
Guy Lombardo
WLW
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Woody
Willie
Amos 'N
Andy
WWVA
Myrt
Marge
Bill
Lum and
Abner
Gould & Sheffer
Buck Rogers
the O'Neill
L Kdka
Red Davis
Boake Carter
Mary Pickford
Edwin C. Hill
Everett Marshall
KDKA
Lanny Ross
Samilin
MacConnell
Fred Allen
Keith Stevens
Ace
Rca-Cunningham
Gable
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Earl J. Myers
Henry Kelly
Lottie Carpenter
Alderson- Broaddus
Myers
South Main Street
Edna Ryan
Brokerage
Incorporated
We Purnish
Morgantown Avenue
Fairmont
Emil von Behring
Edwin Klebs
Frederick Loffier
Klebs
Loffier
Roux
Pasteur
Hunton
Behring
Bergmann
Brick Street
Berlin
William, H. Park
New York
Clendening
Dr. Conde
Kiwanis Club
Lindbergh
Heeeee Eee
Condon
Dr. Condon
Jewel
South
Eita Kett
Opportunity Knocks
Yours
Abe
Nero
Shirley
Ettas
Fen
Paul Robinson
ROMY
Cnet
U. S
Patent Office
Stanley
Otey
Jim Braig
BORAH
Bruno
Clark
Phimbing & Ha Ware
Erai
Stas Dw
Wnange
Rte
KDEA
Sing Sing
John Charles Thomas
Oh Jone
Sylvia
Harry Richman
Amos ‘N' Andy
Eeide Belasco
Robert Reyes
Edea
Jack Berger
Jolly Coburn
Edea—Mintie
Box
Wenr
Tom Gertin
Mid
Archie ‘Bleyer
Orth
Jacques Renard
Tommy Christian
Givgen & Fit Sagt
Big Sister
Jes
Buddy
By Les Forgrave
Sherief
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