Webster WV Man Benjamin T Giles Dies At 72
Benjamin T Giles aged seventy two or older of Webster West Virginia died from paralysis at three oclock Sunday morning after months of illness. A longtime county resident and Webster Baptist Church member, he is survived by two sisters Elizabeth Grow and Mary Curry, two brothers H A of Webster and Geo W of Pruntytown, and Mrs H M Queen of Fairmont. Funeral arrangements are set with the Giles home on Webster Road with services led by Rev J W Kirpatrick and others at Webster Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon.
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Benjamin T. Giles
West
Elizabeth A. Grow
Mary Curry Grafton
H. A
Webster
Geo. W
Pruntytown
H. M. Queen of Fair
Ra Funeral
Giles
Low
Webster Road
J. W. Kir
Webster Baptist Uureh
Hugh Pricket
Yoke Wit
James H. Lee Succumbs to Long Illness
James H. Lee, 78, a Hammond copper-carpenter, died Sunday morning after a six year illness and recent collapse. Survived by widow Jane, six daughters and two sons, with one brother. Services Tuesday at Church Camp Chapel Tunnelton. burial at Tunnelton Cemetery.
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James H. Lee
Hammond
United Brethren Church
Richard Male Dies Patriarch Among His People
Richard Male eighty died at his Cecil home after pneumonia attack. He led with honesty earning income from farming and inspired peace among his people. Survived by widow Elizabeth and children Merandia Kennedy Saphrosia Male Sarah Norris Ezekiel Male. Funeral Tuesday at Mount View cemetery with Rev. Fred DeCost officiating.
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Richard Male
Cecil
Puemmionta
West Virinia
T Hose
Cecil Mbehurch
Elizabeth Male
Merandia Kennedy
Saphrosia
Sarah Norris
B. Mate
Ezekiel
Tartlett Panerak
Waite
Hig
Mount View
Fred DeCost Willy
Pends
Paris Plan for European Confederation Drawn by Vriand
Paris July 22 reports that Aristide Briand of France proposes organizing Europe as a regional continental entity under the League of Nations to address political and economic problems, aiming for a unified regional solution under international aegis.
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Paris
Organization of Europe
League of Nations
Aristide Vriand
France
Weather storms fail to ease England water shortage
London July 22 A series of thunderstorms across England in the last 48 hours seemed to do little to alleviate the ongoing water shortages. The situation continues to cause anxiety for municipalities and farmers nationwide.
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London
England
Vicksburg Wharf See Boating Movements From Memphis
Dr Louis Leroy of Memphis piloted his speed boat Bogie to the Vicksburg wharf at 12 60 p m and departed at 1 25 p m toward St Louis in his craft. The express cruiser vent of George M Cox of New Orleans had not been heard from here as of yet.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Louis Leroy
Memphis
Medicos Discuss Theory At Manchester Conference
The British medical association conference in Manchester today declined to register the view that psychoanalysis poses serious dangers by the theory it involves.
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Medicos
Manchester
Ont
British Medical Association
Birth-rate decline shown in national census report
Washington July 22 Summary of census annual statistics show a drop in birth-rate to 19.1 per 1,000 population from 20.7 prior year while death-rate rose to 12.3 per 1,000 from 11.4 in 192. Death-rate increase accompanies birth-rate decline across the nation highlighting demographic shifts.
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Washington
Major Russell to Speak at Park View This Week
Major Russell formerly with the Salvation Army in Wales now based in Pittsburgh will speak three evenings at Park View athletic field beginning tonight at 7 30 and continuing through Wednesday. Rev. A H Elsey Nazarene Church pastor Park View announced today.
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Russell
Salvation Army
Wales
Pittsburgh
Park View
A. H. Elsey
Nazarene Church
Quimby Opens Safety Box in Newark Trunk Case
Milton G. Quimby and a mystery promoter arrived with federal officials in Newark to open a safety box registered in his name at the Fidelity Union Trust Company. Police and agents inspected the strange find as part of the ongoing case.
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Newark
N. du
Milton G. Quimby
British resuming talks with Russia despite China tension
London July 22 Foreign Secretary Henderson told the house of commons the present China Russia situation would not cause Britain to defer resumption of negotiations on diplomatic relations with Russia. He answered a written question from Lieut Colonel A. P. Heneage a Conservative.
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London
Henderson
House of Commons
China
Russia
Great Britain
A. P. Heneage
Suit Riled Against Tunney in Connecticut Court
The $500,000 alienation of affections suit filed by John B Fogarty of Fort Worth Texas, now residing in Connecticut, against retired heavyweight champion James J Tunney was lodged in Bridgeport Superior Court today.
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Bridgeport
Fire sweeps Collin settlement store and dwelling
A fire destroyed a store warehouse and the home of Andrew s in Roanoke village, Colins settlement, causing about 20 000 in damage late last midnight. The blaze swept the area including buildings and furniture. Also notes a separate reference to a delegation visiting from America and a police action affecting people in Brazil, with unclear connections.
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Bono
Roanoke
Colin
Andrews
LeiMigend
Reverend Crickenberger Dies After Long Illness
The Rev P Theo Crickenberger died at home this morning after a long illness at St Pauls Lutheran Church. The pastor suffered from a cancerous tumor and had been under care for a lengthy period.
Mournful obituary for Rev Crickenberger passes away
The community mourns the death of Rev Crickenberger at age about seventy after months of illness from stomach carcinoma. He died at his home this morning at 3 50 o’clock after a long pastoral and teaching career across Virginia West Virginia and Ohio. Survived by his wife Ida Payne Crickenberger and by children Mrs Lawrence Heinlein Mrs R M Parrish Mrs Roy Zimmerman Virginia Stitt and Mrs Clarence Tarnes and two sons Harold and Du Bois. He served many churches and taught at colleges including Van Born Roanoke and Luray and led Lutheran work in West Virginia and Ohio. He was a devoted pastor and beloved figure in the Shenandoah Valley region.
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Fru
Daily Sentinel
the Verickenberger
Crickenberger
O Uc
Levi
Martha
Port Republic
Virginia
Ickenberger
Shenandoan Valleyirginia
Roanoke Col
Salem
Orda
Orth School Union
The
Valley
Hussite
van Born Collanas
Uedray
Baptist College
Luray
Argall
Lutheran Church
du Bai
Bridgeport
Ohio
Grafton
St. Pavits
Lutheran College For Women
Vas
Washington, D.C
West Virginia Synod
Ida Payne
Newport
Lawrence W. Heinlein
Th City
R. M. Parrish
Roy Zimmerman
Walter B
Stitt
Misa
Clarence B. Tarnes
Pennsboro
W. Vay
Harold P
Dunbar
W. Va
du Bois
Frank Crickenberger
Colfax
Illinois
Funeral to be held for church leader in Bluemont area
The funeral for the deceased church leader will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. The service follows public view at the church from noon, with the casket closed at the hour of the service. The body lies in state at the residence until the service. The Rev W P Cline of Grace Church Fairmont and the Rev Simon Snyder of First Lutheran Wheeling will conduct the rites, with interment at Blue mont Cemetery under Bartlett Funeral Company supervision.
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W. P. Cline
Grace Church
Fairmont
West Virginia Synod
Simon Snyder
First Lutheran Church
Wheeling
Bluemont Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Boys Paroled by Judge After Murder Case Trial
Two youths charged with the murder of Raymond Colley face juvenile court proceedings. Judge Strother placed them on parole to live with parents, with home confinement and obedience requirements. Earlier, he had sentenced them to an indeterminate term in the state reform school, suspended for parole.
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Pauly
Parolle
Fixline Strother
Strother
State Reform School
McDowell County
G. L. Counts
W. D. Farley
Raymond Colley
Hamilton
English
Raymond
Dry Fork
Hobert
Heol
Rey
Sen
Colley
Dry Fork River
Funeral held for Mrs Lake at Simpson Baptist Church
Funeral services were held Sunday at 11 a.m. for Mrs Ann M Windle Lake seventy five who died Friday afternoon at her Webster home. Rev J W Kirby officiated. Survived by sister Mrs Mary B Fleming brother John J Windle and several nieces nephews and step children. Interment in Simpson Cemetery. Bartlett Funeral Home in charge.
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Ann M. Windle Lake
Webster
Simpson Baptist Church
J. W. Kirby
Lake
D. Jay Fleming
First National Bank
Pennsylvania
The
Baptist Church
Thomas Windle
Charlotte Muse
Mary BE
Fleming
John J. Windle
Fairmont
Simpson Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Home
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TOK Negotiations
Collin’s Settlement
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John Weeks
Vermont
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North Dakota
H. G. Delaware
W. E. Garston
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John Trumbull
Connecticut
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St. Paul's Lutheran
Johnskins Hospital
Baltimore
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Luther League
Tennyson
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William R. Wolfe
Morgantown
R. M. Brown
Jane Elizabeth
Billy
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Edith Edgell
Smithfield
Airmont State , Normal
W. B. Henderson
West Main Street
Chester Rogers
West Boyd Street
Epworth League
Ardelia McKinsey
Richwood
Joseph Montgomery
Wickwire
J. W. Jace
Margaret
Fort ‘Thomas
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C. F. Hannon
Laura Frances
Mabel Louise
Washington, Pa
Harry Poling
George Peacock
Mr Monroe
Miss Poling
Charlie Poling
Garrett Hedrick
Harry Lach
Dawson's Camp
King Hedrick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
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Maytay Company
Genevieve Sandabury
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