Funerals and Last Rites in East Grafton Area
Last rites for John Jackson Henderson of Means Crossing East Grafton scheduled at 2 30 tomorrow at home. Rev F C Herod to preach. burial at Bluemont by Bartlett's. Survived by wife Mary Sussn Henderson and multiple children in Grafton and nearby towns. Mildred Proudfoot services held at 918 West Main with Rev French Boone. burial at Bluemont. Peter Hale buried at Bluemont Cemetery after services at Warren A M E church. pastor Rev Fry officiated.
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J. Henderson
Means Crossing
East Grafton
John Jackson Henderson
F. C. Herod
First Baptist Church
Bartlett
Bluemont
Mary Sussn Henderson
George
Newbury
John
Baltimore
Dorsey
Random
Alfred
Grafton
William Bolinger
Mildred Collins
Gail Goodwin
Flemington
MBS
Proudfoot
Mildred Proudfoot
Clyde C. Proudfoot
West Main
French Boone
St Paul's
West Main Street
M. E
Doris Jean
Peter Hale
Filmore Howell
Barrett Street
Bluemont Cemetery
Warren A. M. E. Church
Rev. Fry
Peru Faces New Revolution Outbreak Across Nation
Peru under martial law as reports cite a revolutionary outbreak in La Libertad and Trujillo area. Authorities blame revolutionaries and Apra party. church and police casualties noted amid government reorganization efforts. Also brief item from Lakehurst reports Akron airship return after two day search.
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Lima
Peru
de Evanston
la Libertad
World Service Commission
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trujillo
Lakehurst
N23
Fruitles
Navy
Akron
Fritz Stifel Wins Title In West Virginia Amateur Golf
In White Sulphur Springs on July 8 Fred Bannerot of Charleston led F M Crum Huntington by 4 up at half of their 36 hole match for the West Virginia amateur title. In the women's division Fritzi Stifel of Wheeling captured the championship for the fifth time by defeating her mother E W Stifel 6 and 5 with the elder runner-up for the third straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Fred Bannerot
Charleston
F. M. Crum
Huntington
West Virginia
Fritzi Stifel
Wheeling
E. W. Stifel
Williams Plans Non-Stop Flight to Athens in Roma
Roger Q. Williams announced from New York that within three weeks he will take off from Floyd Bennett Field to attempt a nonstop flight to Athens, Greece. The mission aims to set a distance record and promote international trade, with stops planned at major European capitals before returning via Ireland. Williams will have a co pilot and probably two or three passengers aboard the Roma, the plane previously renamed International Trader after a 1927 one stop flight to Rome.
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New York
Roger Q. Williams
Floyd Bennett Airfield
Athens
Greece
Europe
United States
Reland
Roma
Rome
Tobey to Seek N H Congress Nomination
Concord New Hampshire July 8 Former Governor Charles W Tobey announced his plan to run for the Republican nomination in the Second New Hampshire district. He could contest incumbent Edward H Wason who has held the seat since 1914 Tobey led prohibition forces in the state. Washington July 8 There was a nationwide rush on the one cent stamp as the three cent letter rate caused shortages Uncle Sam rushed 3 000 000 stamps to New York by air to meet demand.
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Concord
N. H
Charles W. Toey
New Hampshire
Edward H. Wason
Tobey
Washington
Uncle Sam
New York
Bureau of Engraving
Jacobs Meat Market Saturday Specials Ad
Hamburger rib boil beef steak and sausage listed with prices for two pounds and other meat items including hams veal stew veal roast veal chops and chickens. advertises call number 459 and notes market at 19 West Main Street.
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Jacobs Meat Market
Busby
West Main Treet
Violence at Ohio coal field sparks deadly incidents
Disturbances along Ohio coal coast disrupted the Hamley Run area near Athens where a dynamite blast endangered seven children and two women at Thomas Pickett's home. At Provident mine near St. Clairsville George Wismic fractured skull from stone throw by pickets. Six automobile loads of miners were blocked en route to Dillonville in Jefferson County.
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Columbus
Dilly
Ohio
Hamley Run
Athens
Thomas Pickett
Provident
St. Clairsville
George Wismic
Dillonville
Jefferson County
Mayor in critical condition after hospital admission
Reported Wednesday the mayor remained in danger at St Anthony De Padua Hospital. Close aides deny the condition and a secretary was refused entry while two policemen guarded the door. Rumors said a mayor pro tem might be chosen if recovery delays. Berlin scientists claim a near cold light using sodium chloride in a vacuum tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
St. Anthony de Padua Hospital
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute
Potters discuss new wage scale and game budget totals
Atlantic City July 8 The National Brotherhood of Operative Potters debated a revised wage scale affecting about 6000 workers in 73 trades with the current scale due to expire October 1 A committee will meet U S Potters Association representatives to sign a new contract in Charleston the State game fish and forestry commission approved a 243000 budget for the next fiscal year with 155000 for game and fish and 88000 for forestry The group also ordered 200 deer from Pisgah National Forest for next fall distribution
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Potters
Atlantic City
N. J
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Thomas Woods
U. S.potters’ Association
Charleston
State Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Commission
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia Game Commission
L. G. Smith
Pisgah National Forest
North, Carolina
State Deer Forest
Mayor Cermak in Critical Condition at Chicago Hospital
Mayor Anton J. Cermak was reported in serious condition at a Chicago hospital after a July 8 incident. The report notes he remained under medical care with unclear prognosis.
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Cermak
Chicago Hospital
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Albany Welcomes Democratic Nominee Roosevelt in Torch Parade
Albany N Y July 8 1932 Roosevelt the Democratic presidential nominee received a grand official welcome. The event was organized by the Democratic county committee led by Ed and Dan OConnell with former Smith supporters. A torch light parade recalling Tilden and Cleveland ended at the executive mansion where Mayor John Thacher spoke.
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Lbany
N.Y
Albany
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
Democratic County Organization
Dan O'Connell
Cau
Alfred E. Smith
Chester Poore Acquitted in Deputy’s Death at Coal Clash
Chester Poore was acquitted of the murder of Deputy Sheriff Jim Daniels in the Harla labor clash of May 1931. Poore was the first of 20 defendants freed as the fight between deputies and striking coal miners and sympathizers left at least four dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Poore
Harlan, Ky
Chestler Ooore
Jim Daniels
Huarta
Poore
Not Guilty Verdict in Worley Glover Non-Support Case
In Kingwood Magistrate E C Everly court a crowd of about 100 applauded the not guilty verdict for Worley Glover of Glade Farms in the case brought by his wife Hael Glover for non-support. Mrs Glover left June 20 with their four children claiming lack of provision and unbearable living conditions. Glover testified he paid for food and showed supporting checks. Several witnesses testified for both sides.
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Kingwood
E. C. Everly
Hael Glover
Worley Glover
Glade Farms
Glover
McAdoo Sees Garner Johnson at Capital
Washington July 8 William Gibbs McAdoo returned to the capital to boost the Democratic presidential campaign sparked by Franklin D Roosevelt in Chicago last week. He held two conferences of interest one with the Democratic vice presidential nominee and the other with party leaders as he adds momentum to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Gibbs McAdoo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
British Amateur Champ Takes Trip as Seaman
John de Forest, winner of the British amateur golf title, deposited $50,000 gifted by his father Baron de Forest. To celebrate, he sailed as an able bodied seaman on a windjammer around Scotland and the Orkneys toward Scandinavia, joined by friend Michael Crichton.
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London
John de Forest
Baron de Forest
Scotland
Orkneys
Scandinavyia
Michael Crichton
Writ of Error Granted in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
John Hughes Curtis, convicted of obstructing the search for the Lindbergh baby kidnappers, was granted a writ of error by the New Jersey Supreme Court today. The writ returns the case to Trenton for appeal, returnable July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Trenton
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Supreme Court
Vacation approved for rural letter carriers
Buckhannon July 8. Word from Cy McDebitt editor of National Rural Letter Carriers says the Postal Department has ruled that all rural mail carriers will again receive their usual two weeks vacation with pay. The message was delivered by D C Hornbeck, president of the Up shur Chapter of the Rural Mail Carriers Association, which met in Buckhannon for its annual state meeting today and tomorrow.
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Buckhannon
McDebitt
Tig Postal Department
D.C. Hornbeck
Upshur
Rural’ Mail Carriers Association
Buckhennon
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Osgood
Smart Shoppe
Luis M. Sanchez Cetro
Apra Party
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Williams
Hop
Day
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Greyfeathers Big
Romania
Juiu Maniu
Carol
Michael
M’adoo
Garner
Johnson
Capital
Dancetnied
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Harbor Grace
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Atlantic
Wan. Archdeacon Company
Cratch P
Whe Grafton Printing Coy
Sentinel Building
Lalsk
DE. Glenn
Grafion
Vas
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