Women of Moosehart Legion Meeting Notice
Women of Moosehart Legion will meet in regular session on Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the Moose Home. Important business matters will be discussed. Refreshments served at close. All members and officers urged to attend. Woodman Circle Picnic at Grafton Park Friday afternoon with picnic supper. Members of Godmen of the World and Rosebud Circle No 1 invited.
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Women of
Moosehart
Moosehart Legion
Moose Home
Woodman Circle
White Rose Grove
Wood Man Circle
Grafton Park
Real estate deeds filed in county clerk office
Several real estate deeds were recorded in the County Clerk's office. Harry Friedman trustee transferred property to Harry Gough for 2800 dollars. Friedman trustee sold two Warder Ave. lots to Mutual Building and Loan Association for 1500. Martha E Kiger sold three Wickwire Creek tracts to William Kiger for 3000. Mr and Mrs D C Peck sold Lot 5 in Juice Addition Maple Ave to Mr and Mrs William M Moran for 3000. Mr and Mrs Guy V Wolfe sold Lot 18 Yates Addition to Mr and Mrs Harry R C Messenger for 5500. Mr and Mrs John H Davis sold a Booths Creek District tract to Sarah A Johnson for 1500.
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Harry Friedman
Harry Gough
Blueville
F. A. Nye
Mutual Building and Loan Association
Warder Ave
J. H. S. Barlow
Martha E. Kiger
William Kiger
Wickwire Creek
D. C. Peck
William M. Moran
Maple Avenue
Guy V. Wolfe
Harry R.C. Messenger
Yates Addition
John H. Davis
Sarah A. Johnson
Booths Creek
Marion Man Held In Probe of Murders
Fairmont West Virginia July 28 Frenton Loudenslager a Binga man was held for questioning in the deaths of his brother Lot and the lat inl and stepdaughter whose bodies were found in a house destroyed by fire at Mobley Wetzel county last Wednesday Loudenslager was arrested last night and held in the county jail He was said to be the man who took Lot Nora Loudenslager and Annabelle Hupp to Mobley six weeks ago Officers said Frenton was arrested when points in his story were found to be false.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Frenton Loudenslager
Bingaman
Brother
Lot
Mobley
Wetzel County
Loudenslager
New Martins
Prenton Loudalager
Nora Loudenslager
Annabelle Hupp
D Frenton
Monongalia Reapportionment Hearings Open In County
Morgantown and nearby towns challenge a proposed reallocation of public utility assessments in Monongalia County. The plan would cut five towns values by about 1.5 million dollars and raise the magisterial districts by roughly 2.63 million dollars, as officials hear arguments from Morgantown Riverside Westover Star City and Sabraton. Visitors from Farmington report weekend travels and family ties surface in local notices.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Mononalla
Riverside
Westover
Star City
Sabraton
Mrs. A. B. Murphy Out of Danger
A. B. Murphy, Siehler Furniture Company manager, returned from New York City where he rushed to his wife’s bedside. He reports Mrs. Murphy is much improved and on the road to full recovery. She is state president of the Daughters of Rebekah and widely known for her work. Dr. Wallace B. Kears, her son, is a surgeon at a New York hospital and has been with her by the bedside.
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A. B. Murphy
Siehler Furniture Company
New York City
Record Heat Grips Nation Amid Losses and Drowning
Across Maryland and Illinois heat continues with deaths tallying at least 31 in eight days and many prostrations. Weather forecasts promise rain to relieve drought as storms expected in Pittsburgh and Chicago areas. Agricultural losses mount with corn damage in Iowa and 45 million bushels noted, while a lone lightning strike near Brillion, Wisconsin injures eight and kills one.
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Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
Washington
Middle America
Omaha
Neb
Irestone
Minn
Peoria
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Keokuk
Kansas City
Little Rock
Fort. Worth
Tey
Michigan
Iowa
Brille
Wis
Calvin ‘Coolidge
Chicago
Middle West
Chief Hope
Do you know A horse for serum production health note
A horse may be used for serum production only if free from diseases other than the target illness and yielding efficient serum. Some animals are profitable for two to three years, others never reach profitable production. seek medical advice if unwell.
Vacation Visitors Roam Grafton and Nearby Areas
Victor Blaney and wife of Detroit vacation in Grafton to enjoy the scenery nicknamed The Switzerland of America. They plan visits to Endless Caverns and Natural Fridge in Virginia. Several local families travel by car to Webster Springs Bergoo Winchester Martinsburg and Wheeling for visits with relatives, returning with stories of a fine trip.
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Victor Blaney
George L. Blaney
Detroit
Grafton
Switzerland
America
Virginia
Harold Coal
Kenneth
Jas
C. C
SM. Zinn
Mary
Wheeling
James R. Monteomely
Winchester
Martinsburg
Montgomery
Howard Cloud
Wirles Cloud
Gon
Clark&Kurz
Pauline Miley
East Main Street
Foley
Guert
Mildred Pavill
Parisl Court
Clarksbur
R.A. Johnson
Washing
Local residents host guests and visit distant kin
A long list of city residents entertain relatives and friends from Morgantown Clarksburg and Washington while others travel to Cincinnati Fort Thomas and Logansport. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs J McGoy Mrs T M Davis and several Blue Moran and Bennett family members traveling or hosting during the weekend and upcoming week.
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Mary
Wilhelm
Miss Wilhelm
Grace Wilhelm
Rowlesburg
Anna Moran
Morgantown
Mia
Daisy Olivia
Knotts Avenue
J. M. Howard
Imperial
W. Va
A. L. Blue
A. J. Blue
Hattie Blue
Blueville
Dorothy Russ
Washington, D. C
Grafton Park
Helen Chadduck
Nellie Robinson
Route 3
Pearl Satterfield
Fairmont
A. T. Orr
Salt Lake’ City
Utah
Thomas Moran
Grand Street
N. F. Kendall
Philadelphia
Scott Bennett
William
Near
Arden
Bennett
Holt
Thayer Street
W. J. Moran
Moran
Stelley
Parkersburg
Herbert Henderson
Elizabeth Shriver
Mt. Lake Park
West End
Herman Wilson
Wellsburg
Martha
Wilson
W. Main Street
W.W. Macear
Myrtle Weaver
Virginia Mettler
Virginia
Caverns
Richmond
Norfolk
Washington
Frank M. Hollis, Jr
Maple Lake
J. Lee Evans
Joseph and
Davis Evans
Ines Hickle
Middlebourne
Relati
Ray Cole
Mr. Coles
Webster Pike
William Stuck
Charles Town
A. George
Tar&bara Jean
Wheeling
A.D. Cox
Mary and
Beatries
Lawrence Moreland
Mr. Moreland
Obie
Louise
Richard George
Earl Satterfield
Earl
Coal output gains in weekly bituminous production
Washington reports week ended July 12 saw Pennsylvania miners mine 2,324,000 tons, up from 1,787,000. West Virginia produced more that week, with national bituminous output estimated at 7,918,000 tons, up 0.7 percent from the prior week.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
West Virginia
Oil Workmen Fire Plants in Bucharest Strike
Reports from the Mislea oilfields say workers set fire to numerous plants after oil companies announced production cuts and mass dismissals. An official discharged 600 workers, prompting meetings where agitators urged a general strike and destruction of offices, as authorities later expelled rioters with troops.
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Bucharest
Mislea
Eee Orkmen
Darmes
de Cae Ve A
Fairmont Boys Crash Victims in Fatal Auto Accident
In Fairmont West Virginia on July 28 Hall Conley 16 son of Major Rollo J Conley a Marion County legislator and Jana Grove Bittner 18 were killed when their car crashed after drifting into the path of an oncoming vehicle driven by Ross Johns of Kingwood. Johns was uninjured and questioned. Conley’s father a National Guard major returned home after learning of the crash. Bittner, an orphan, was identified as the other victim.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Hall Conley
Rollo J. Conley
Marion County
Jana Grove Bittner
Conley
Bittner
Fairmont Avenue
Ross Johns
Kingwood
Country Club Road
Johns
201St
Infantry
West Virginia National Guard
Cop Hurt and Robber Slain In Gun Battle
Detroit July 28 A patrolman named Evert Wuckila was shot and seriously wounded while a robber was killed in a alley gun battle. The robber, tentatively identified as Martin De Koven, had just held up a grocery store for about $25 before escaping and being cornered.
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Detroit
Evert Wuckila
Martin de Koven
Clearing House Statement New York July 28
New York reports on the clearing house showing exchanges totaling 579 million dollars with balances at 135 million dollars. The data reflects daily financial activity and liquidity levels in the banking system.
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New York
High Street Continuation Plans Cut Despite Yearly Comparison
City workmen to install new flues in the boilers at the pump station at Crafton Park and repair Grand Street from the pavement end to Park View Road. The plan mirrors last year's smaller scale as officials decide to lower costs further.
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Crafton Park
Grand Street
Park View
Gertrude Ederle Reflects On Her Feats And Hearing Loss
Gertrude Ederle recalls hours in the English channel and notes she would not have pursued the feat if she knew it would cost her hearing. She says plans for wealth or fame did not materialize and suggests a pool named after her with her as head instructor would be ideal, though unlikely.
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English Channel
Gertrude
Europe
Ederla
Hoover Waits Return to Washington After Camp Rest
President Hoover arrived at the White House early today after a weekend at a Virginia mountain lodge. He and Mrs. Hoover traveled with secretary Lawrence Richey and White House physician Captain Joel Boone in the return auto to discuss District of Columbia affairs and possible summer western itineraries.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Virginia Mountain Lodge
Jim
Lawrence Richey
Joel T. Boone
District of Columbia
Fish and Salad Items for Evening Bridge Party Menu
A fragmented list describes preparing salted fish with butter and herbs, a thick mayonnaise parsley chive dressing, celery salt and celery powder, and a pear salad with canned pears cucumbers and herbs. It also mentions shrimp salad, bread and butter sandwiches, pickles olives pineapple sherbet angel food cake and coffee in a bridge party menu.
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Marion
Monongalia
P. D. Costello
Farmington
Angela
Helen Gerkin
Hotel Grafton
King
Rosa Tucker
University of Maryland
Maryland
Baltimore
Charles F. Gooch
Osgoods
Smart Shoppe
The
Love Drug Co. ‘Service
H. L. Potts
George Clark
Rapid City
Mich
W. A. Spaur
Virginia Jane Spaur
This City
Jean Breen
Kalamazoo, Mich
Clark
Rhys Spaur
City
Satterfield
Frank Bennett
Ther
Zanesville
Ohio
Frances Evans
Pittsburgh and
Elizabeth Hart
Logansport
Ind
Associated Press
Lady Owen
Theodore Charles Owen
Versailles
France
Paul Gastaad
Associated Press Photo
Galveston
Tex
Carla Boeke
Germany
Madeleine Mourgues
Liliana Andrescu
Romania
Mlle. Glerszegy
Hungary
Micle Marienne
Rumania
Feriha Schofik
Turkey
Nadia de Kozarine
Russia
Pennsy Mines Hurdle
Total
Atwater
Kent Scaren-Grip Rapro
Fairmont Boys
High Street
Gertrude Ederly
Hoover Waits
Columbia
Gok Wee
Gide
Sutmer
West Ee
Alexander Ggongeso
Pinneity
Igmon
Prudenton
Hykere
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