Heat Memorial Sermon by Pastor Grimm at M P Church
Red Men of Hiawathia Chapter 1 No 9 and White Fawn Council held their Memorial Service at the Real Methodist Protestant church. Rev Perry E Grimm spoke on Am I My Brothers Keeper from Genesis 4 9 using a parable of two pictures to illustrate fraternalism and duty to aid those in need. The sermon urged adherence to the Red Men creed and the Christian message of self denial, courage, and charity through brotherhood and service.
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Pastor Grimm
M. P. Church
Hiawathia
Real Methodist Protestant Church
Perry E. Grimm
Brink i
Grimm
Europe
Ued
Man
Itlawathe
Lake Onondaga
Red Man
America
I: Men
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Ite
Tennyson
Riznt Ard
Christ
White Mans
Iman
Ifes
Wage cuts threaten miners in Rosemont and Wendel
Rumors report Rosehill Coal Company of Rosemont and Maryland Coal Company of Wendel plan to drop miners from the 1919 to the 1917 wage scale. After strikes over 1919 pay, non union workers took the higher rate while companies claim losses. Wages set to fall July 1 at Rosemont and July 16 at Wendel with state police to patrol.
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Rosemont
Wendel
Rosehill Coal Company
Rosesmont
Maryland Coal Company
Jacksonville
Baltimore
Tay
Two Young Men Water Victims Reported in West Virginia and Maryland
Martinsburg West Virginia June 29 two bathing fatalities were reported Arthur W Heapt ten of Hagerstown Maryland drowned in Antietam Creek after losing his inflated tube and being unable to swim Randolph Whiter of Duffields West Virginia also unable to swim stepped into a six foot hole in shallow water in the Potomac River near Shepherdstown Both victims were youths.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Arthur W. Heapt
Hagerstown
Antietam Creek
Maryland
Randolph Whiter
Duffields
Potomac River
Shepherdstown
War on Rats With Poison Gas In Western Washington
Tacoma June 29 The plan is to use calcium cyanide gas to raid rat burrows in poultry farms causing losses of about 1000 dollars yearly. The program, supported by the State College of Agriculture and poultry association, reports 16 percent of rats killed in a test at a farm under supervisor Dr Leobs.
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Tacoma
Washington
United State Biological Part
State College of Agriculture
Leobs
Mrs Morris Fights Bull in Andalusian Ring
During a June 1929 visit to the Wake of Tovar ranch in Madrid Mrs Morris wife of an American author entered the bull ring against a small bull. She did not kill the animal yet her courage earned applause from a distinguished audience.
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Madrid
Governour Morris
Tovar
Ates
Morris
Santa Barbara Earthquake Kills and Widespread Damage
A powerful morning quake in Santa Barbara, California, at 6:30 am killed four and injured 100 to 300 as buildings toppled, water mains broke, and fires began. Reports from San Francisco and San Luis Obispo noted large casualties and water trains aiding the stricken city.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railway Company
San Luis Obispo
Southern Pacific Company
Carpenteria
Southern Pacific
Arlington
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bay
Granada Block
Cal
Associated Press
Los Angeles
California
Western Union Telegraph Company
San Louis Obispo
Wrecks
Goleta
Naples
Santa Barbar
New Hall
Mojave
Lancaster
Antelope Val Bakersfield
Colton
Los Angeles Bureau of Power and Light System
Pacific
Ventura
Elventro
Imperia Valley
Western Union and
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
William Shaw of Evansville Dies Sunday
William H. Shaw of Evansville dies after two years of illness in Preston County. Aged 66, he was a contractor and builder, son of William and Hester Shaw. Survived by wife, Brent R. Shaw of Richmond, Va., and sister Mrs. George Dugan of California. Funeral at Evansville Methodist Church Tuesday at 1 pm, with Rev. Swan. interment Evansville Cemetery.
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William H. Shaw
Evansville
Preston County
William
Hester Shaw
Shaw
Brent R. Siar
Richmond
George Dugan
California
Evansville Methodist Church
Swan
Evans*ville Cemetery
Grafton Weekend Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Charles Gillbaugh and daughter from Newburg were business visitors in Grafton Saturday. Many locals and visitors travel to Elkins Philippi Buckhannon and Morgantown with calls on friends, family births and a flood of weekend contacts.
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Charles Gillbaugh Andy
Newburg
Grafton
T. W. Beall
Pruntytown
John E. Slane
Whitescarver
John Frederick Whitescarver
Hoy Coffman
Terra Alta
Junior Bennett
Earl Bennett
Grand Street
City Hospital
C. A. Keefer
Albert
Mildred
Elkins
Ralph Kunst
Philippi
Earnest Walden
Walnut
D. F. Beaumont
Vera Williams
The
Red
Path Chautauqua
Morgantown
Buckhannon
Cumberland
Leroy Kenter
Spencer’s
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Glenn Garage
J. T. Demoss
Clara Phillips
Fairmont
D. R. Ross
Robert
Hun‘area
W. Va
Jack Sitter
Burton and Sitter
Erie
Earl Dailey
W. S. Burton
Dewey Avenue
C. B. Lake
Reba McDermott
Wilford Street
Clarksburg
H. B. Shaver
Martha
Louder H. Cather
Partedrsburg
F. B. Cather
Pearl Street
Florence Johnson
North Carolina
Regina Borglan
Tunnelton
Leo Fallét
Max Ray
Walout Street
Torhorrow
Thunbwick
R.A. Zinser
J.W. Morrison
Boydletreet
Bridgeport
Simpson
James F. Patrick
Westernport
Arthur G. Yates
Walnut Street
Douglas Cahill
First National Bank
Genévieve Hayden
Teach Street
Millage McCracken
Guy Lambert
Duard Knotts
Mary
Eva Demioss
Katherine Boyd
Raymond Sehon
Albert Langbury
Stewart Street
Herman Potts
Deer Park
G. 0. Sinsol
Flemington
Charles
J. A. Roo
Parkersburg
Metta Sinclair
Pairmont
Charles Kimmel
Junior Chenoweth
Cincinnati Dental College
Win
Mtea
Doreey Pople
Myrtle Sober
James Fauat
Belleview
Grafton Youths Leave Tonight For Camp Knox
Eight Grafton boys depart tonight for Camp Knox Kentucky after brief stops in Cincinnati and Louisville. They will report to camp head Tuesday morning after passing required examinations and will join others from different areas in training this summer. Parents will cover railway, board and related expenses. Listed travelers include Lohm Kunstames Ronald Bishop Prod Riger ard Hostler Orville Kinsey Charles McDade and Wyne Hugh.
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Grafton
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Citizens Military Training Camp
Cincinnati
Louidville
Camp Head
Lohm Kunstames
Ronald Bishop
Prod Riger
Ard Hostler
Orville Kinsey
Charles McDade
Wyne Hugh
Seite
Arm of Luck in a Fragmented Schoolyard Exchange
A mother questions Robert about a lost penny at Sunday school. He admits losing it again and vows to recover it, suggesting a pattern of repeated loss. The dialogue hints at a rural setting with care for discipline and a narrow street scene.
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Ike
Tremor Rocks City
Bakersfield
San Marcus
St. Francis Hospital
Perkins
State Street
Weam
William Shaw
Slemnor
Gladiola
Beonta Malcolm
C. McIntyre
W.ford Street
Rex Nugum
John
Thomas
Garfield Chaney
Land
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