Henry L Boyce Dies at 50 in Blueville
Henry L Boyce 50 longtime Blueville resident died at 3 30 PM yesterday at his home after a complication of illnesses. A retired Baltimore and Ohio carpenter he was born in Taylor county and leaves his wife Nettie Reese Boyce, ten children Josephine Reed Marie Virginia Boyce and Frank Willett of Clarksburg plus George Lawrence Robert Albert William all at home two brothers Samuel of Grafton and Herbert in California two sisters M L Devers of Grafton and Mrs Charles Weaver of Newburg. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from the Blueville Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Harry Flanagan. interment in Poe Cemetery.
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Henry L. Boyce
Blueville
Mr. Boyce
Baltimore and Ohio
Taylor County
John
Elizabeth F. Boyce
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Boyce
Modern
Woodmen of America Lodge
Grafton
M. L. Devers
Charles Weaver
Newburg
Blueville Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Flanagan
Poe
Girl Explains Continuga Case from Page One
A woman recounts persistent advances from a man claiming home trouble and pressuring marriage after his wife’s absence. She stopped riding with him to work, refused further contact, and notes his mother advised she avoid him. she has kept distance since May.
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Continuga
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Distillery Blaze Destroys Major Works at Large Plant
H F Wilkie plant manager described damage to the rackhouse cooperage shop and cistern building used for distilling. Losses were about 700000 in building value and 2000000 in liquor. The southern city plant finished a year ago at about 4000000, touted as the world’s largest whiskey distillery. Cause of the blast remains undetermined.
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H. F. Wilkie
World Listing of Radio Programs for Evening Schedule
In te Worle listings show NBC News with Edith Warren at 5 30 P M KDEA Salt and Peanuts WGN The Singing Lady WLW Jack Armstrong WFBE Merchants Bulletins 5 45 P M WJZ Lowell Thomas 8 15 P M WBM Horacio Zito s orchestra WFBE Jimmy Ward 2 80 P M WJZ Russian Symphonic Orchestra WLW Eddy Duchin s orchestra CBS Fred Waring s orchestra 8 45 PM KDKA Goldman Band Concert
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KDEA
WGN
WLW
Jack Armstrong
Wfbe—Merchants Bulletins
Lowell Thomas
WBM
Horacio Zito
WFBE
Jimmy Ward
WJZ
Eddy Duchin
CBS
Fred Waring
KDKA
Two Drivers Sent to Jail in Drunk Driving Cases
Two drunken drivers appeared before Magistrate O C Jefferys and were jailed. A third offender got a similar jail term but was later placed on one year probation by Judge H W Dent. Harry Jack of Elkins received 30 days in jail, a $25 fine, six month license revocation, six months car impoundment, and his plate altered to resemble a current tag. Fred Rogers also pleaded guilty to a minor accident charge and drew 15 days in jail, $25 fine, license revocation, and six months impoundment. J E McClure of Grafton pleaded guilty and, on appeal to Judge Dent, was granted one year probation instead of the jail sentence.
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O. C. Jefferys
H. W. Dent
Harry Jack
Elkins
West Main Street
Fred Rogers
East End
Jefferys
J. E. McClure
Grafton
Dent
McClure
Bedmaker Ordered to Leave City at Once
A bedmaker was ordered to leave town at once and not return under penalty of jail. A negro panhandler named Lee White was also ordered to quit the city at once when arraigned in police court this morning.
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Bedmaker
Lee White
State Police Promotions and Transfers outlined
Fairmont and Charleston saw officer moves as Lt Mack B Streagie and Skeen labeled acting captains awaiting performance reviews. H N Rexroad shifted from company B to head the bureau of criminal identification effective July 28. Sergeant C W Ray, division director, will depart for a 12 week assignment in Washington.
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Fairmont
Mack B. Streagie
Charleston
Skeen
Carnival Adds Krause Greater Shows to Graf ton Visit
Arrangements are complete for Krause Greater Shows to perform all next week at Blueville grounds in Graf ton. The 27th season marks the oldest amusements group in operation with emphasis on cleanliness and no gambling. Ladies and children invited. ten rides and tented attractions promise variety during the Clark sburg run and upcoming Graf ton engagement.
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Grafton
Krause
Blueville
Unien
Clarksburg
Trades and Labor Bodies
Krausen
Strand Theatre Show Prompts Sterilization Debate
A Strand Theatre program for Tomorrow's Children sparks a debate on eugenics and sterilization policy. The article notes historic laws, international moves, and a dramatic backstory involving Virgil, his son William, and a fatal confrontation. Also reported are a man ambush and a FERA worker injured near Philippi.
Brother’s clash over truck ends in fatal blow
William, a witness, testified that Virgil was knocked down and struck with a stone, fracturing his skull and causing death about a half hour later after being brought to a local hospital. The dispute, linked to a dynamited truck two years prior, culminated Sunday with William catching and...
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William
Virgil
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Daily Cross
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Strand Theatre
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Iris Thompson
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