June Nurse Report Details Tuberculosis Cases and Care
The June nursing report shows multiple tuberculosis related cases managed by Miss Carrie Brown. Examinations include 28 school children, 45 contacts, and 36 local nursing contacts with several referred for re examination or sanatorium placement. Active cases numbered 13 with ongoing nursing care and bedside observations across agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie ‘Brown
T. B.ee
School Chiildren
Red Cross Girl's Charity Club
Tuberculosis Association
T. B. Assoration
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Baltimore slaying linked to Fairmont and Lemons woman
Baltimore authorities and Fairmont police pursued a lead tying the murdered woman to Bella Lemons of Fairmont and Carmella Sarraco of Water Street. The Lemons woman left Fairmont for Baltimore Tuesday night and had prior trouble with Italian residents on Water Street, fueling belief the victim is Lemons. A Baltimore Akron connection surfaced as pictures of the slain woman arrived for identification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Snyder
Fairmont
Snyder
Baltimore
Halimore
Westernport
Lombara Street
Gay
Pratt Street
Gaither
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Evara
Akron
Ohio
Lemons
Water Street
Sarraco
Cleveland Avenue
Charles Milon
Milon
Milo
Lemon
Morgantown
Bella Lemons
L. D' Snider
Carmella Sarraco
H. Court
Ney Jenifer
Towson
Lemone
Rosetti
Nan
Iallan
Clarksburg
Poliag
W. Va
Carmella Sarrecq
Wate Street
Belle Lemons
Elizabeth Ferris
East Side
Ferris
Water
Miss Lillie Waters and friends attend state convention
Daily Sentinel notes Miss Lillie Waters Susan Sayre Muriel Poston and Lulu Reese attended the state Christian Endeavor convention in Weston with others from the United Brethren church. Rev E H Waters returned from regional conventions. Many local residents and visitors are noted shopping or visiting friends across Grafton Ward, with several travelers from Fairmont, Parkersburg, Buckhannon, and Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sentinel
Lillie Waters
Susan Sayre
Weston
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
Muriel Poston
Lulu Reese
E. H. Waters
Seamon Cox
Roy Newton
June Buckley
James McClung
Dora Beav Jers
Maude Menear
Fairmont State Normal School
C. R. Billheimer
Kingwood
C. R. Ross
Pittsburgh
M. D. Amers
Berkeley Spring
S. E B. Denham
Clarkeburg
D. L. Arnold
Buckhannon
J. F. Nudehuser
Charles
Jay
J. W. Rowland
Parkersburg
Pruntytown Road Blows Up With Heat
Road in Taylor County dramatic expansion event proves even premier routes succumb to heat. Bricks loosened near Fetterman Mill top as traffic weight delayed repairs. Officials note weather and construction interact with drainage and traffic to cause such blowups on long stretches of road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Pruntytown
Fetterman Mill
Ohio
Fairmont Girl Believed Dead Safe in Akron
Baltimore authorities linked a nude body found at the Rolling Road Golf Club in Catonville to a Fairmont, West Virginia woman. New clues emerged as police consulted with officials in Baltimore and Cleveland while pursuing a possible Italian lover’s vengeance in the high profile case involving missing Belle Lomong and another Fairmont woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Akron
Baltimore
W. Va
Rolling Road Golf Club
Catonville
Alton
Ohio
Belle Lomong
Martinsburg
Galther
Baltimore County
Chict
Eight Children Die in Shell Explosion
A shell explosion in a town claims eight child victims and injures others as war relics are reportedly found and handled. Authorities warn of danger from unexploded ordnance while residents cover the casualties with carpets and sheets amid the grim scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Town
Fashionable Visitors and Social Rounds In City
Local notes list numerous visitors and shoppers in the city including Fall W. D. Webb returning from Richwood, Henry Zumbro from Booths Creek, Mrs. Dorsey Cooper from Pruntytown, L. D. Phillips and son from Wickwire, and Miss Daisy Hartsell of Howellville. Rev. G. H. L. Beeman travels to Zanesville to preach, with Dr. Aspinall to occupy the Presbyterian pulpit tomorrow. Several residents plan weekends away or attend to business in Grafton, Clarksburg, Beech Street, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Cochran
Fairmont State Normal
East Knotts Avenue
Harry Philips
Katherine
Ione, Nev
Dollie Davison
Flemington
Philips
J. Clare Hendrick~ Gon
W. P. Hendrickson
Deveta
Durea McCabe
Clarksburg
Margaret McCabe
Washington Street
Spencer Grimes
Thornton
Charles Ludwick
Cecil
Frank Ludwick
Stone House
Emma Rogers
Philippi
Lydia Robinson
Wellington Rowan
Vic
Elkins
United Mine Workers
George Hoover
Webster Springs
James Proudfoot
T. N. Barnes
Kingwood
J. H. Cooper
Beech Street
Atlantic City
J. W. Jeffries
Booths Creek
M. Grimes
Knottaville
William Means
Knottsville
Forrest Hauser
Howesuil
Burt Poe
Laurel Run
Edward Kuhn
Wickwire
Charles ‘Thomas
Thorn
Gratton
Williams
Knotty
Wille Diai
W. D. Webb
Richwood
Henry Zumbro
Booths Creek District
Dorsey Cooper
Pruntytown
L. D. Phillips and Son
L. L. Phillips
Lodge Ioss
Simpson
W. W. Poling
G. H. L. Beeman
Zanesville
Dr. Aspinall
West Virginia Wesleyan
J. B. Moyer
Earl Thomas
Dellet Newton
Wendel
E.T. Colebank
Route 1
C. BE. Bunner
Grafton
Guy Bonafield
Tunneton
Clara Smoot
Newbury
John Kimmel
Cumberland
J. W. Davis
C. J. Murphy
Wheeling
R. F. Pell
Fairmont
E. Carter
Baltimore
Caneredite
West Bluemont Street
Agnes Demoss
Ville
Air
Miller
Mont
J. T. Carney
Mina McDonald
Mary Dawson
Mary Tierney
Weaton
W. G. Harwood
R. Johnado
D. Rosenthal
Bernice Rosenthal
Charleston
Rebner
L. J. Kalloch
C. T. Horgan
Pittsburgh
John Cummins
Fannie M. Trump
Kearneysville
G. F. Rogan
Jamies W. Flynn
J. J. Chenauilt
Prospect
Quail hunting hog Betsy aids Colonel Gibson in Louisiana
In Frogmore Louisiana Colonel Tucker Gibson hunts with Betsy a four year old hog raised by a bird dog. Betsy imitates a hunting dog lifting a foot and bristling when game is found. She has become proficient at flushing and retrieving quail as season arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Frogmore
Tucker Gibson
Betsy
America
Louisiana
Gibson
Henry Ford Shoals Offer Rejected by Senate Panel
Senate Agriculture Committee rejected Henry Ford offer to purchase and lease Muscle Shoals projects in Alabama by a 9 to 7 vote. The Norris bill for government owned operation failed 9 to 5. other Ford Norris proposals were rejected without a record vote. The panel plans a minority report to present the proposals to the full Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Agricultural
Shoals
Washington, D. C
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Senate Agriculture Committee
Norris
Senate
Public audit hearing set for Kephart term at capitol
Harrisburg Pa. Auditor General Samuel Lewis announced the Kephart term treasury audit will resume at 2 p.m. Monday at the state capitol. He will meet with representatives of the attorney general to decide whom to call and what actions to pursue. Representatives of certified public accountants will be heard early in the week to discuss remaining report sections with Mr Lewin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
A. P
Treasury
Kephart
State Capitol
Samuel 8. Lewis
Sal
Attorney General
Certified Public Accountants
Lewin
Lithuanians Raid Jumbles Jewish Quarter in Vilna
In Vilna a mob of about 100 armed horsemen, presumed Lithuanians, attacked fleeing Jews from Radin nearby. Raiders drove Jews into the synagogue court and flogged them, stripping clothing and possessions, while looting most shops in the Jewish quarter. A rabbi and scholastic dignitary were noted among victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilna
Gewan Teregraphite
Ji Pre
Radin
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Elliott
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S. W. Keister
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EB. B. Cuppett
Terra Alta
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Ed Woodbury
McKeesport
Walter Hanchin
E. P. Southworth
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Main Street
R. J. McCarthey
W. A. C. Carruthers
Fetterman
C. T. Bartlett
Webster
Earl Waller
W. J. Colebank
W. J. Matthews
Arnold Grubb
L. H. Peters
Shinnston
M. B. Wilson
Albert Manlea
B. F. Board
Salem
J. J. Burke
Newburg
Carlemelia
Sarroca
Baward’ G. Workman
Ara Ee Mnieys
Claresboro
A. W. McConkey
White Day
E. L. Powell
G. W. Malone
A. Triplett
Paris
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