Booths Creek Man Passes in Ohio Valley
The obituary notes the death of 67 year old Wier Lawler at 4:30 PM at home, recounting his years as a restaurant operator, farm life in the Creek section, and family ties including Nimrod and Adeline Currey Lawler. Funeral services were held at Hamilton funeral home with interment in Lawler Cemetery after a service at the Lost Run area church.
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Wier
Ray McIntyre
Geneva
Lawler
Adeline Currey Lawler
Harmony Grove
Nina Laster
Detroit
Hypawky
Toledo
Garnett
Lumberport
Clyde Currey
Bridgeport
Hamilton Funeral Home
Hagens Avenue
Lawler Cemetery
Ie ‘Lawler Dhapel
Velock
J. B Tkler
Peddlers Told to Obtain City Permits for Out-of-State Goods
Police under Chief Wallace N Argon warn peddlers selling foods and produce grown out of state or bought out of West Virginia to secure city permits signed by Mayor King or face action. Ordinance 99 requires payment of taxes and permits, with goods to be listed for assessment. Several sellers were notified. two obtained papers, three did not.
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Rairden
Mason
Wilkinson
Cabell
State Road Commission
Board of Control
West Virginia
Calender
Senate
Hatfield
McDowell
Johnson
Kanawha
Wells
Rl Hancok
Long
Gratton
Wallace Nargon
King
Grafton
Ohio
Virginis
Pennsylvania
Highem
Germany Now Quiet Pending Big Election
Berlin July 22 The state of Prussia remains under martial law as the Reichstag election looms. Dictator ship keeps control while opposition stirs, and Berlin along with Brandenburg continues business as usual under Chancellor Franz von Papen who presides over the first session of the new Prussian cabinet.
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Berlin
Prussia
Brandenburg
Franz ‘von Papen
Saturday Specials at Callie Jacobs Market
The ad lists hamburger rib boil loose sausage fresh veal stew veal roast veal chops old and young chickens at Call 459 D. Jacobs Meat Market formerly Bush Market 19 West Main Street with a call to visit for deals.
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D. Jacobs Meat Market
Bush Market
West Main Street
Ford Kittle of Philippi Dies Friday
Ford Kittle about 62 died at the family home in South Philippi after a long illness. He was a former deputy auditor for the state tax commissioner and known in Barbour County. Survived by sister Annie and brothers Warren, Frank, and Bruce. Funeral arrangements pending contact with Bruce in Lima.
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Ford Kittle
M. Kittle
Philippi
Bruce Kittle
Zima
Ohio
Grafton
Barbour
State Tax Commissioner's
Ilness
George M. Kittle
Barbour County
Annie Kittle
Warren B. Kittle
Barbour and Taylor
Frank G. Kittle
Hoover to Deliver Nomination Acceptance August 11
Washington July 22 A White House round of conferences yielded word that President Hoover will deliver his formal acceptance of renomination on August 11 at Constitution Hall near the executive mansion. The event will be nationally broadcast and headline a large Republican gathering of party officials from every state. Everett Sanders, RNC chairman, announced the date after talks that included the selection of a campaign manager and the elimination of certain names.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Constitution Hall
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Sanders
Campelen
Chicago
Snell
New York
Moses
New Hamptshire
Mills
Postminster
Brown
Francis Burke
Walter Newton
Ten Drown Continues At Lake After Sudden Storm
Reported storm on the lake sent several persons fleeing to shore leaving craft adrift. A body recovered was William Burns, about 28, Detroit. The incident continues to unfold as rescue efforts proceed and authorities investigate the conditions leading to the tragedy.
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William Burns
Detrott
Decrease in Revenue of Government in 1932 Tax Year
Washington reports a $870.5 million drop in taxes collected by the government for the 1932 fiscal year ending June 30. Individual income taxes plunged from $833.8 million in 1931 to $427.2 million in 1932, and corporate taxes fell from $1.026 billion to $629.6 million. Tobacco, stamp, and estate taxes also declined, while cigarette papers and bond-related taxes showed small gains or shifts. The June end saw lower bond redemptions and far fewer playing cards taxed.
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Washington
International Revenue Bureau
United States
Closing Out Electri g Fans at National Sale
A stock reducing sale features leading national makes Westinghouse General Electric Polar Cub Peerless Barcola and more. Real fan weather and real prices drive the clearance as prices drop on top brands.
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Westinghouse
General Electric
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Booths Creek
Yarnett
G. Lawler
Ridgeport
Ments
Watkins
Taylor
T. C. Townsend
Hutchinson
R. Raleigh
Ben-ator Davis
R. Ritchie
House of Delegates
John Roscoe Turner
West Virginia University
House
Turner
Hinerman
R. Marshall
Charleston
House of Debates
Prohibition and Temperance Committee
Humane Institutions Committee
Sycaroose
Webster
Board of Governors
von Hindenburg
Supreme Court
Leipsic
von Papen
Bavaria
Baden
Reich
Germany
Social Democratic Party
Guy
Cetlin & Wilson
Grafton, W. VA
Blueville Show Grounds
Piggly-Wiggly
Pillsbury’s
Jor Krafts
ABIL
Serenity “Erehes
HEINZ
Presto
BNOW
Chuck Roast
VEAL
Cats
Marietta
Butler
Bome
Smedley
Walter W. Waters
Bonus Army
Wm. Archdeacon Co
W.va
Tax Cour
Cos
Grafton Printing Co
DR. Glenn Optometrist
W. Va
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