Funerals Held For William R Loar And Julia A Duff
Funeral services were held this afternoon for William Robert Loar at 2 o clock from his Maple Avenue home. He died Tuesday morning of a heart attack, with Rev. Samuel C. Jones officiating. Interment was in Blue Mountain Cemetery in a large gathering of relatives and friends. Separate services were conducted for Mrs Julia A Duff at her Nor e home, with interment in Mt Cabertery and Hamilton Funeral Co. in charge.
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Maple Avenue
William Robert Loar
Samuel C. Jones
Andrews Methodist. Episcopal Church
Blueman Cemetery
Julia A. Duff
Nore
Mt. Cabertetery
Hamilton Fund Company
Henderson's Feed Store Ad in Blueville
Old established feed shop promotes service and quality with a ninety year guarantee. Manager Luther Fast notes hours Thur Mon Wed and asserts no inferior feeds are sold.
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Luther Fast
Thur-Mon.-Wed
Federation plans for Ohio flood control peak at conference
Gallipolis Ohio June 8 Plans for a federation of all district flood control groups between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati were discussed by 14 cities across Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. Dave Warner of the Ohio state water conservation board urged a comprehensive Upper Ohio River water conservation program with stored surplus water for a more useful runoff and urged immediate action toward pure water flood control on a grand scale.
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Gallipolis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Marietta
Parkersburg
Ravenswood
Point Pleasant
Pomeroy
Middleport
Huntington
Ironton
Manchester
Ripley
New Richmond
Augusta
Maysville
Dave Warner
State Water Conservation Board of Ohio
Ohio River
Centrol
Kits Purchase to Be Probed by Senate Committee
A Senate Military Committee panel will probe whether government payments to Beler and Company of New York for toilet kits for conservation corps workers were excessive. Senators Shepard, Logan, and Carey will review prices, wholesale, and mail orders of the kits after company president Richard BeVier indicated a price 1 per...
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Washington
Beler and Company of
New York
Conservation Corps
Senate
Sonators
Sheppard
Tex
Logan
Carey
Wyo
Richard B.bevier
Army Could Have Supplied Kits Cheaper by Contract
Major General John L. Dewitt, chief of the quartermaster corps, said the army could have furnished the kits by contract letting cheaper than they were bought from BeVier. The statement followed a claim that the nation ally brands could have been supplied by the quarter master corps by May 15.
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Quartermaster Corps of the Army
John L. Dewitt
Quartermaster Corps
BeVier
Stock Market Firm In Late Dealing After Rail Heaviness
New York June 8 Stocks stayed firm in late trading after rail issues prompted an earlier downturn. Metal shares led the strength with U S Smelting rising about three points and other issues like McTae Nickel and Celanese showing gains.
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New York
U.S
One Man Elected To Office In Ritchie Town
June 8 report from Pennsboro notes only one man elected to local office in Ritchie County with comments on women in government. The piece questions future governance and mentions Auburn and city council as context for changes over the next two years.
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Pennsboro
Au- Burn
Ritchie Douity
Atterbury Plans Consolidation Of U S Railroads
New York June 8 The Herald Tribune reports Pennsylvan ia Railroad president William W Atterbury will urge consolidating railroads into two competitive systems in a Harvard speech He implies a shift from the current four eastern lines and hints at a Pennsylvan ia New York Central pairing amid tensions with rivals Baltimore Ohio and others.
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New York
The
Herald Tribune
William W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harvard University
Pracre
Atterbury
Tribune
Pennsylvania
New York’ Central
Ven Sweringeh
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania and
New York Central
Ieeers
Hull Bars Discussion Of War Debt At Parley
Plymouth England June 8 Secretary of State Cordell Hull barred all discussion of the war debt at the world economic conference when he arrived today at the head of the American delegation aboard the liner President Roosevelt.
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Plymouth
England
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Jewel Gang member found critically shot in New York
Leon Kraemer, a rig loner from the Whittemore jewel gang, escaped Comstock prison ten months ago by wiring under the warden's car. He was found critically wounded in an apartment that resembled a gang arsenal after gunmen stormed the room. George Schaffer, nearby, was shot twice in the abdomen.
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New York
Leon Kraemer
Whittemore
Comstock
Cramer
George Schaffer
Formal Installation Officers Close G A R Encampment
Parkersburg June 8 the 61st annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic closed today with W H Morris of Parkersburg becoming commander. The event marked the formal installation of officers and closure of the meet.
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Parkersburg
Grand Army of the Republic
W. H. Morris
Rheumatic relief promise for quick cleansing cure
An advertisement proclaims Al Jenru in a 24 hour cure for excess uric acid causing rheumatic attacks neuritis and sciatica. It claims rapid relief within 48 hours and lists Allenry as a powerful prescription sold by Grafton Drug & Chemical Co. and others with a money back guarantee. An 8 ounce bottle costs 85 cents.
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Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Veterans set to meet. no site chosen for next year
Thinnéd ranks of veterans after the testament to F. Coffey of Wheeling, who served two years. There was no decision as to the net year's meeting place.
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F. Coffey
Wheeling
Reed elevated to grand patriarch at West Virginia Odd Fellows meet
J Worthy Reed, longtime Eu menia Encampment member, is elected grand patriarch as the 68th annual West Virginia Independent Order of Odd Fellows session closes in Clarksburg. Theodore Shockney steps down. W. H. Wilson and other officers are elected. More than 240 registered. 35 took the grand encampment degree. Next convention set for Philippi in June 1934.
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Clarksburg
J Worthy Reed
Eumenia
The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Philippi
Wellsburg
Grand Sentinel
C. E. Davisson
Goff
State Lodge
J. P. Wilkinson
Huntington
Coroners Jury Blames Connor For Fatal Car Crash
Gettysburg, June 8. A coroner's jury found responsibility for the deaths of a bride and groom who married May 20 in Hagerstown. Kenneth owner of Fairmont West Virginia and Clara Farr of Keistersville Pennsylvania died after their car sideswiped Arthur Leh of Allentown Pennsylvania. The jury blamed Connor for driving toward the left of the center line of the highway.
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Gettysburg
Kenneth
Fairmont
Clara Farr
Keistersville
Hagerstown
New York
Arthur H.leh
Allentown
Connor
Fairmont, Teachers’ College
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Opera House
RCA Victor Photophone
Talking “ Pictures
I. Ad
William R.loar
Julia A, Duffy
Henderson's
Blueville
Ops Molto
Peano Torol
Toboost Ohio Flood Control
Senate Committee Names
J. P
Essolene
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Cope
Bao, Inc
Estolene
Esso
Louisiana
Colonial Beacon Ol Company, Inc
Ritchie Town
Okey Bush
Eno Wan
Deree
Siehler
A. B. Murphy
Latrobe Street
Grafton, W
Yjorld
Miniature
Chicago
Bigkateumd
Associated Press
Hull
Jewel Gang
Jarvis Tire Service
Beech Street
General Electric
Westinghouse, General Electric
Polar Cub
Peerless
Robbins Meyers
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