AHEPA Anniversary Celebration in Wheeling
Bundey leads a July 27 all day AHEPA Order event in Wheeling to celebrate the seventh anniversary. A parade, church services, and a mass meeting at Pythian Hall will feature speakers including Congress member Carl Bachman H Ogden George Phil Buffalo, Philip Pastas and district governor. Local radio listings accompany the report with program details for WBAL WJZ KDKA and other stations.
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Ahepa
Eang
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Bundey
Pythian Hall
Congress
Carl Bachman
Ogden
George Phil
Buffalo
Em Preme Jent
Philip” Pastas
Land
Radio Program Schedule Highlights From Western Standard
Saturday July 27 radio lineup featuring WEAF New York and WJZ New York broadcasts. Notable acts include Nathaniel Shilkret Concert Orchestra, Rudy Vallee, Goldman Band Concert, Detroit Symphony, Benny Krueger Dance Orchestra, and National Forum. Various time slots cover music, talk, and recitals across multiple stations.
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WEAF
New York
Spitalpy’s
Cavalcade
Nathaniel Shilkret
Broadway
Rudy Vallee
Jack Algin
His
Pickards
Goldman Band
Detroit
Benny Krueger
Methodist Protestant Ed Arnold Pastor Invites Worship
A church notice from the Methodist Protestant Ed lists Pastor Arnold and services. Sunday school at 16:30 led by C Richmag on Sept 7, morning worship with the pastor, and a Wednesday prayer meeting. A Thursday luncheon from 11:00 to 13:00 invites all to worship.
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Richmag
First Presbyterian Church Schedule and Gatherings
The First Presbyterian Church led by Pastor Frank J. Tuivander offers 9:25 prayer circle 9:30 Sunday school 10:30 morning worship and 7:30 evening worship. A 45 minute service, Tuesday Lend-A-Hand Circle at edition Park, committee meetings 7:45, and Luther League devo. Sunday school at 10:15 with orchestra, classes for all family members.
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F. Love
Giohn W. Ault
Gation Parks
Try Tees
Haette
Wm. Haffertan
Luther League
Morning church events at First Baptist and Union church
John Ward Brown, pastor at First Baptist, leads 9:20 Sunday school and 10:0 morning worship with a vocal solo A Silent Voice by Lucille Malone. Address by Charles W. Evans at the high school field, Corbin band plays 30 minute sacred concert. rain moves service to Andrews M. B. Church.
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William Morgan, Sr
Lucille Malone
Union
High School
Charles W. Evans
Fairmont
Corbin Band
Andrews M. B
West Virginia religious and civic notices spell out events
St Pauls M H B church schedules public worship and Sunday School with sermons on Our Un realized Destiny and union outdoor services. Delegation plans for Building and Loans convention in Salt Lake are noted with several tall figures listed. Also listed are outdoor services at Wheeling and athletic field union service with band and choir. Wool production for West Virginia rises to 2,798,000 pounds, up 4 percent from last year and 14 percent from 1927.
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Ian Sannenen
W. Cuppett
Union Outdoor Services
Jetféeld
Wheeling
West Virginia
Convention of Building and Loans
Salt Lake
Vousehearal
Robert A.douglass
West Virginia League
Hancock Association
Chester
E. iV. Wehner
J.C. Cunningham
Jos H. Reass, Jr
Wheeling Association
M.T. Sisler
State Legue
Monongalian Association
B. T. Griffith
Morgantown
Barnard Gibbs
West Virginia Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
First United Brethren Scts to Hold Services and Union Event
The First United Brethren Sects Postlethwait announces Sunday school at 9:30 for all ages and 10:30 worship with the pastor delivering the message. A 6:45 union service is planned at the high school athletic field and Wednesday 7:15 prayer meeting and Christian Endeavor. Public is invited to attend any or all sessions.
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High School
Daily Crossword Puzzle From Yesterday’s Paper
The page shows a chaotic crossword clue list with scattered entries such as Gun tower, African, Extinguished, and Answer abler. It references a Yesterday's Puzzle, with scattered numbers and partial entries like 11, 24, 38, 40, and 43, suggesting a late edition puzzle with garbled across and down clues.
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J. Pies
Jane
Abler
Scoutcraft camp reports scores and patrol honors
Last week in the KL Camp scouting column scouts completed 198 tests and earned seven merits including Life Saving. Silver Fox Patrol won the best all round award with 100 points, followed by Cookoo Patrol with 98 and Flying Eagle with 96. Robert Davisson edged Leon Werner in a test contest. Eagle Scouts Donald Flynn and Stanley Tobin awarded the top honor for camp spirit and duty.
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Scout 2
Frank Kunst
Rogert Davison
Robert Starford
Russel Mathews
Woodrow Squires
John Cather
Silver Fox Patrol
Vernon Swiger
Woodrow
Califf
John Oni - Tusies
Joe Keener
Harry Toutmaster
Torrey
Flying Eagle
Robert Davisson
Leon ‘Werner
Werner
Davisson
Donald Flynn
Stanley Tobin
Warren M. 1 Pastor at Warren church program notes
Church advertisement notes 9:30 service with Mrs Hat tie Beaner as superintendent and 10:45 morning service. St Findley and party of Batesville Arkansas will present plantation melodies with the Junior choir opening. C C McDaniel of Cecil was in Grafton attending business and visiting friends.
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Church Adogl
Hattie Beaner
Bertha
Lewis
St. Findley
Bateville
Ark
C. C. McDaniel
Cecil
Grafton
Scouts Honor Awards At Friday Meeting
Russel Math 1 Jews received The Three Boy Scouts in Africa for a safari adventure with famed explorers Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson. Basil Howell named camp goat and won a cooking set as this year’s camp awards were announced. Eagle Scout Donald Flynn will lead troop in summer, visiting grandparents in Flemington.
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Russel Math
Africa
Martin Johnson
Basil Howell
Donald Flynn
Flemington
Warns Against Fire Hazard of Articles
Charleston July 27 The hazards of improper X-ray film storage in hospitals and clinics are present also in the display and storage of nitro cellulose articles in stores State Fire Marshal 0 Stahlann says The plastics known as celluloid and other names are made of nitro cellulose and ignite easily Different makers give many names but it is all so used which easily set afire In the last five years a number of persons in West Virginia mostly children have been fatally or seriously burned when celluloid combs they were using near open fires ignited
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Charleston
Stahlann
Stalin
West Virginia
Fire Marshal Urges Safe School Inspections
Charleston reports State Fire Marshal C O Stahlmann says school safety tops educational concerns. He urges authorities to use vacation to inspect buildings for fire hazards and ensure absolute safety when pupils return. Allman of Baltimore, Md., was a business visitor in Grafton yesterday.
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Charleston
West Virginia
C. 0. Stahlmann
Allman
Baltimore, Ma
Grafton
Equity row at film studio over closed shop and protest
At a studio a disturbance by actors Equity Association supporters led to removal of two,ishing protesters and the destruction of film. Charles Adams of the Central Employment Bureau for Veterans identified three older men as Equity members. Equity filed an amended suit against Tully Marshall and Warner Brothers seeking to enforce contract and prevent employment.
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Equity
Charles Adams
Motion Picture Division
Central Employment Bureau For Veterans
Actors’ Equity Association
Association
Tully Marshall
Warner Brothers
Marshall
West Virginia forest tour to visit Monongahela lands
Congressman Bow and officials will lead a August 5 tour of 270000 acres in Randolph Tucker Pocahontas Pendleton and Grant counties to study forest management fire protection and sustained yield practices. Attendees include Senators Hatfield Goff and state officials. The trip visits Parsons nursery Canaan Valley and Sihks Cavern ending at the Smoke Hole Seneca Rocks association meeting.
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Frank L. Bowman
Nat T. Frame
West Virginia University
Russell H. Gist
T. D. Gray
Thomas W. Skuce
Monongahela National Forest
U. S. Forest Service
Parsons
Randolph
Tucker
Pocahontas
Pendleton
Grant
Hatfield and Goff
Vernon B. Johnson
State Game,Fish ,and Forest Commission
John W. Smith
Ross B. Johnson
State Departsmee of
U.S. Forestry Service
West Virginia
Forest Service
Senecoa Rocks
Seneca Rocka Aaso
Commissioner Sale Of City Home In Taylor County W Va
Legal notice announces a sale under a 1929 Taylor County chancery decree in the case Sid ney H Sommerville vs Charles Lowther et al. Lot 96 Knotts addition Grafton W Va with a new dwelling, bid at front court door on Aug 1 1929. Terms one third cash and rest in six and twelve months with security. Special Commissioner Sidney H Sommerville Jr. Also notice bids for one room Knottsville school at Lucretia schoolhouse Aug 17 1929 with plans available and board reserves right to reject bids. Blanche Swisher secretary.
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Taylor County
Sidney H.sommerville
Charles Lowsther
Knotts
Grafton
W. Va
Olive Lowther
Mary A. Nicola
Sidney H. Sommerwil
Knhofts Ville
Lucretia
Board of Education
Knottsville
Blanche Swisher
Sickness Relief with Zex Digestive Wine Compound
An advertisement touts Zex a pepsinated magnesia compound to ease stomach sickness and faintness. It claims fast relief and gentle laxative action for all ages, recommending a teaspoon before breakfast. Price 0 cents at drug stores. The notice mentions inclusion of Smoke Hole Seneca Rocks in Monongahela National Forest lands.
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Zex
Son of German industrialist exonerated in war bond case
Berlin reports Hugo Stinnes Jr was found not guilty of attempting to defraud the German treasury in val ued war loan bonds. His secretary Wolf Von Waldow received four months, with seven weeks counted for pretrial time. Hirsch, Nothmann, Schneid and Leo Hirsch were fined or acquitted. Dela Groos got four months.
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Berlin
Hugo Stinnes, Jr
Wolf, von Waldow
Fitus
Conley to Speak on Radio From Chicago Tonight
Governor William G. Conley left by train for Chicago yesterday. He will deliver a five minute radio address at 7:25 PM over WMAQ this evening. Card of thanks expresses appreciation for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of a husband and father.
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Conley
Charleston
William G. Conley
Chicago
WMAQ
Mia
Ida Payne Crickenberger
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the Family
Detroit Symphony
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Greater Louisville Ensemble
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Frank J. Tuivander
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John Ward Brown
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Mid Quartet
Hom Cha W. Evans
First United Brethren Scts
Postlethwait
Daily Cross
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Glaerk Woo
Fragment
Gariond Dway
Abirmayer
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Warren M
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Pugh Waters Co
Equity Row
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W. Va. Forests
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Purchase
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Germany
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Jersey
Leo A. Faust
Grand, Street
Ryanaville
T. M
Newburg
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Prattytown
Ike Thomas
M. Werner
Wy Bros, Orchard Co
Perm W. Va
Grattan
Relief Department
Dyo
Ri Co
Bryles
Brievilly
Monroe
East Grattan
Park” Road
Parkview
William Db. Shaffer
Dent & Warder
Teneo Aemaen Onerie Barn
Fiat
Fyr-Fyter Bldg
Dayton
MeNes& Business
McNess Co
Dept
B. Pree
Port
Tilinoia
Liberal Mission
Art-In-Carde
Rochester
W. Adams
Chieng
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