Funeral for A Daniel 4S Thursday in Knottsville
Andy McDaniel, 62, of Knottsville, died of a heart attack Tuesday. Funeral services set for 2:30 Thursday at Knottsville M E Church with Rev Irvine and Rev Asa Elsy officiating. Survived by widow Hester Ivy McDaniel, daughter Miss ahabarger McDaniel, three brothers Frank Tom, and others, with burial to follow in local cemetery.
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Jestor Andy McDaniel
Knottaville
Knottsville M. E
Migs Heatrice McDaniel
R. Warden
PBT Oilcer
Barrers
Hester
Ivy McDaniel
Ahabarger
McDaniel
Lloyd Haddix
Sara Saunders
Frank Belington
Lydia Higrida
Lottielle
Akron
Ohio
Frank
Tom McDaniel
Khottsville
Irvine
Knottsville
Asa Elsy
Ermiont
Four year old Paul Welch Shows Improvement After Auto Crash
Four year old Paul Welch and his mother Mrs Paul Welch, seriously injured when their car swerved near a Cheat River bridge, were reported improving today. The child was struck by a dent in the windshield at about six o clock Monday, in a crash that damaged the vehicle and hurt the driver.
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Paul Welch
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Yaon
Cheat River
Maryland Railroad Application For WV Line Permit
An application filed July 31 with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeks permission to require 18 miles of rail owned by West Virginia Railway Company between Berge and Web, West Virginia. The proposed price is listed as 0.
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Interstate Fee Commission
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P Railway Company
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Web
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Numerous Distant Visitors In Grafton Summers
Miss Virginia Newton returns home to Warder avenue after two weeks in Davis with Mr and Mrs George Warner. Many relatives from Blueville Grafton Huntington and Wheeling visit Mountain Lake Park for the Lutheran Day School of Missions. Notables include Rev Bruce Lambert Belington Mrs Rachel Lambert and families.
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George Warner
Davis
W. Va
Warder Avenue
William Newton
Warner
A. L. Blue
Howard
Blueville
H. J. Logston
Grafton
Mountain Lake Park
School of Missions
Harrison Shafferman
Miami
Florida
Shafferman
Carrie Shafferman
Bruce Lambert
Belington
Rachel Lambert
First Ward
Bertha Goodwin
Washington
Alda Sober
Washington, D. C
Carrie Swiger
Walter McFarling
Pittsburgh
Dawson's Camp
Cheat River
Emma Carr
Montreal
Canada
F. T. Young
James White
Clarksburg
Charles Wilmoth
West Main Street
W. O. Thomas
Ellen
Huntington
Fred B. Watkins
Grafton Park
Mary M. Young
Mary Kelly
P.T. Young
Cumberland
B. J. Kersting
Milwaukee
Wis
Kersting
Covington
Gibson Reese
M. A. Reese
F. M. Bennett
Clara
E. M. Randolph
George Wittman
Cora Welsh
George Welsh
Visit of Wheeling Family to New York and Newark
Mrs. Paul Burton and her son Bob from Wheeling are visiting relatives in New York City and Newark New Jersey at the home of Mrs Burton's father G E George of W Washington valreet.
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Tor
New York City
Newark
New Jersey
Paul Burton
Bobby
Wheeling
Kiwanis Accept Invitation to Four-H Camp Meeting
Kiwanis Club members accepted an invitation extended by the Taylor County Four-H club. The group will be encamped at Lynch school house on Long Run on Tuesday August 6 and will hold their regular meeting there next week.
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Taylor County Four-H Club
Lynch Schoolhouse
Long Run
Final Plans For New Library Are Ready
Charleston July 31 contracts for construction of the fifty thousand dollar library and classroom building at Glenville State Normal School will be awarded about September 1 the bill passed by the last legislature. Kidd was a member of the house of delegates. Preliminary plans for the library were approved by the board of control when submitted by E G Rohrbaugh president of the school.
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Charleston
Glenville State Normal School
Get
Kidd
House of Delegates
Board of Control
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Pope Honored by State Board of Control Plans Finalized
In Macugnana Italy July 31 Pope Pius XI was commemorated by Alpine ascent honors. The event marks the 40th anniversary of the Robert F. Kidd Library appropriation fight in Glenville. Final plans are to be ready for August as the Kidd Library gains a formal tribute to town and countryside.
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State Board of Control
Macugnana
Italy
Pope Pius XI
Kidd
Robert F. Kidd
Glenville
Ratti
Water Works Bond Issue Voted Down in Bridgeport
Bridgeport voters rejected a $12,000 water works improvement bond by 232 to 161 in a special election, missing the three fifths needed by four votes. The plan funded two 150,000 gallon concrete tanks and modernization of the water system to boost fire facilities and reliability amid concerns over the antiquated wooden tanks.
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Water Works Improvement Bonds
Bridgeport
Items Not in Budget Bill at Clemans Trial
In Charleston on July 31 the chairs of both finance committees testified that six items totaling 1700 were missing from the biennial budget bill when passed. They say no claims supported these charges in an indictment accusing Leroy Clemans of inserting them after passage. A printer described setting the altered sections while denying knowledge of any changes.
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W. Va
Senate
House Finance
Clemans
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Walter S.jilanan
Harold S. Mathews
House
Leroy Clemana
Legislative
Guy Williams
Drenching Rain Fails To Damp Scout World Jamboree Opening
At Arrowe Park England on July 31 a downpour hit the world Scout jamboree with 50 000 attendees. Civilians and soldiers stood in rain coats ponchos and gear as the opening rally began under the Duke of Connaught with Americans cheerfully braced in sturdy army tents and ready for a cloudburst.
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Dukes of Connaught
Railroad Line Abandonment Approved in West Virginia
The Central West Virginia and Southern Railroad company won ICC permission to abandon a 30 mile line between Hendricks and Armen Trout in West Virginia, easing the route’s future operation and signaling a shift in regional rail service.
Graf Zeppelin Mail Service Announcement for World Tour
The post office department announced mail will be accepted for dispatch by the Graf Zeppelin, scheduled for August 7, on a round-the-world trip starting and ending at Lakehurst with stops including Frederickshafen Tokyo and Los Angeles. Mail for U S delivery after the trip costs 3.50 per letter and 1.75 per post card.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Lakehurst
Frederickshafen
Tokyo
Los Angeles
United States
Philadelphia evangelist Gwen Jester suicide note found
Police held her husband George Jester after the death of evangelist Gwen Jester. She was found with a bullet wound and a note asking forgiveness. Police say she killed herself, suffering a delusion she would become an invalid and be a burden to her husband.
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Philadelphia
Gwendolyn Jesters
Evangelist
George
Minister barred at Hin son Memorial Baptist church
Portland deacons vote to bar Dr. John Marvin Dean former pastor and Western Baptist Theological Seminary president. In London a coroner's jury changes stance on Violet Sidney poisoning in a family murder case, finding insufficient evidence of wilful poisoning.
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Ore
Hinson Memorial Baptist Church
John
Marvin Dean
Western Baptist Theological Seminary
London
Croydon
Violet Sidney
Doctors Fight Disease In Chicago Family
Doctors battled hydrophobia to stop its spread in a Chicago family of four children after the father died from the disease yesterday. One child is infected while the other three, scratched by the father during a Saturday bath, are under close surveillance and treatment.
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Wheeling Traction to Abandon Double Track in Follansbee
The Public Service Commission authorized Wheeling Traction Co to abandon its double line in Follansbee and to run a single track. It directed construction of three sidings, each not exceeding 300 feet, at suitable locations.
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W. Va
Wheeling Traction Co
Public Service Commission
Follansbee
Heat Waves Ravage Midwest and South Death Toll Rises
July 31 reports show extreme heat across the Midwest and plains with temperatures above 100 in North Dakota Bismarck at 102 while several states suffer heat related deaths. Washington notes include Bishop James Cannon Jr stating he personally made loans to Virginia Anti-Smith campaign offices in 1928.
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North Dakota
Arte
Biamarck
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Anti-Smith Democrats
Virginia
Heat and drought forecast linger across vast regions
Weather bureau warns little relief likely from the sustained heat and drought that covered wide parts of the country. A weekly conditions summary released in Washington notes ongoing heat, with little optimism for early improvement. Notre Dame and Army football clash in New York on November 30.
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Weather Bureau
Notre Dame
Army
New York
Notice: Office Moved to Whitescarver Building
Notice that the office has moved from the First National Bank Building to the Whitescarver Building above Friedman's Clothing Store and invites all old and new customers to visit in the new quarters.
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First National Bank
Whitescarver Blig
F. Friedman
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