Kateb. Galvin Dies at Home in Washington
Mrs. Kate Brew Galvin died in Washington yesterday per despatch received last night from her brother Will Hopke of Ple Avenue. She lived here for many years and was a member of St Augustine's church. Educated in St Augustine. Burial planned in Washington once relatives gather. She has many friends and relatives in this city and county.
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Kate Brew Galvin
Washington
Will Hopke
Ple Avenue
Galvin
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Augustine
Coun
Bonner Rites Held Monday for Mrs Bonner
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Bonner daughter of John and Belle Knotts Mason were held at Wesley chapel with Rev J M Shaw officiating. She died June 1 of spinal meningitis and is survived by husband Berthel Bonner and daughter Mabel Lee. Interment followed in the Wesley church cemetery.
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Elizabeth Bonner
John
Belle Knotts Mason
Wesley Chapel
J. M. Shaw
Bonner
Knottaville
Belington
Berthel Bonner
Mabel Lee
Wesley Church
Boothsville Plans Annual Home Coming Event
Boothsville plans its annual home coming at Boothsville M E Church South on Sunday June 30. Dr Walter Mven of the Billingsley Memorial Arch at Fairmont will preach. last sermon in the present church twenty five years ago. Committee includes D Smith Rev L L Casto Seg ur Jones Wade Boice and M clelland. A United Shares marshal's sale in Portland netted $70 000 after a towboat sold for $7 500.
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M. HE. Church South
Othsville
D. Smith
Rev. L. L. Casto
Segur Jones
Wade Boice
Mclelland. Creda
United
Portland
Melought
Citadeldrive Gets Support for Salvation Army Citadel
Final plans for a $4000 campaign to fund a new Citadel for the Salvation Army were outlined by Captain W. H. Arnold at a meeting planned for Andrews M E church. Local business leaders have pledged land and support, with Kiwanis Rotary and advisory board backing, and names listed including W. M. Morgan and Howard H. Holt.
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Andrews M. E
Salvation Army
W. H. Arnold
Arnold
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Captain Arnold
W. M. Morgan
Howard H.holt
W. A. Beavers
G. T. Bartslett
G. Wesley Evans
Guy D.haymond
Jed Robinson
Sam Waller
W. L. Reddick
H. A. Rice
B and O Veterans Meet Adds Five New Members
The regular monthly gathering of the Veteran and Employee's association of the B and O railroad was held in the lodge rooms of the Protective Home Circle on Main street last night, and five new members were added to the enrollment.
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Veteran and Employee's Association of the
B. and O. Railroad
Protective Home Circle
Main Street
Beall presides as new railroad members join meeting
President Beall and Secretary Keane read minutes. New members needed twenty years service include Archibald McKoy James H Buffington Michael Kenney Smith Hertzell A McKoy George M Tucker and Mrs C D Powell. The group plans to attend Versailles Pa meeting. pension talks trace to 1920s Baltimore and Ohio era.
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Thomas M. Beall
Frank M. Keane
Archibald McKoy
Tygart Junction
Belington
James H. Buffington
Clarksburg
Michael Kenney Smith
Hertzell A. McKoy
George M. Tucker
West Main Street
C. D. Powell
Woman's Auxiliary
Veteran Employee's Association
Beall
Versailles
Grafton
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reall
Deaths Mary C. Jones 97 oldest Jefferson County resident
Mrs. Mary C. Jones aged 97, described as the oldest resident of Jefferson County, Jefferson County, West Virginia, reported by Associated Press from Shepherdstown with obituary notice.
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Associated Press
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mary C. Jones
Jefferson County
Capital Beautification Project Underway In Washington
The plan to restore the capital to L Enfant’s design proceeds under Hoover policy with 75 million dollars authorized by Congress and likely 200 million total. It aims to clear and rebuild the triangle from Pennsylvania Avenue to B Street Mall, house most executive departments, erect new government buildings, and create a continuous parkway from Mount Vernon to the Maryland line.
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Herbert C. Plummer
Washington
United States
Pierre Charles L'Enfant
Jefferson
Potomac
Pennsylvania Avenue
Potomac Parkway
L'Enfant
Hoover
Congress
Ing
Fifteenth Street
B Street
War
State
Treasury
Agriculture
Interior
Commerce
Internal Revenue
Archives
Department of Labor and Justice
Department of Agriculture
Smithsonian Institution
Freer Gallery
National Museum
National Art Gallery
Washington Memorial
Capitol Hill
Union Station Plaza
United States Supreme Court
Congressional Library
Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
Rock Creek Park
Mount Vernon
Arlington Cemetery
Soutt
Washington Cathedral
Mt. St. Albans
Rock Greek Park
Maryland State Line
National Capital
Mellon
Inset
Great Plaza
James Dalton Goes On Trial For Break In And Theft
James Dalton of Bee Creek faces circuit court for trial on charges arising from breaking into a chicken house and theft of chickens tied to a moonshine operation. Witnesses describe a midnight confrontation, a gunfight, and Dalton’s evasive denial of his name as officers recovered shell fragments and a hat linked to the incident.
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James Dalton
Herschel Bartlett
Bee Creek
J.L
Hereschell
Bartlett
Herschel
Jury hears conflicting alibis in labor day hunting case
Dalton's alibi hinges on a hunting trip with two witnesses who say he was far from Destill Mayle's home in Philippi during Labor Day week. Bartlett counters by saying Dalton and three companions hunted on his farm two days before the theft, challenging the prior testimony.
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Destill Mayle
Philippi
Dalton
Herschel Bartlett
Bartlett
Holt
Confederate Veterans Meet In Convention at Charlotte
In Charlotte North Carolina on June 4 39th reunion of United Confederate Veterans opened with about 15000 visitors arriving by train from nearly every state. Veterans in gray and others in uniform recalled the Civil War as the Stars and Bars and Stars and Stripes were seen simultaneously on buildings and streets.
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Charlotte
N. C
Rz Kin
South
United Confederate Veterans
Union
Flight to Rome draws visitors to Old Orchard Beach
The wife of Ficer Aevociated photographed A. Yancey and the Green Flash at Old Orchard Beach Me as the plane prepared to depart for Rome. Meanwhile the birthday anniversary of Jefferson Davis, the first and only president of the Confederacy, was observed last night with local ceremonies.
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A. Yancey
Green Flash
Old Orchard Beach
Rome
Jeffson Davis
Family tragedy shocks Vienna as banker kills family
In Vienna on June 4 Dr He go Symann, 52, a senior official at the Government Savines Bank, administered sleeping draughts to his wife, a son aged 11, and a six month old baby, then shot them and himself. Reports suggest financial pressures fueled the act.
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Vienna
Hego Symann
Government Savines Bank
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