Tribute to Captain Eugene Dunnington Rite
A friend pays tribute to Captain Eugene Dunnington longtime Fairmont resident and former G B conductor who died June 6 at 613 Ohio Avenue. Born September 20 1865 in Webster he lived 22 years in Fairmont and was devoted to his family church and causes. He is survived by his wife two daughters sisters and a late brother. Funeral services were held June 9 at Fairmont with interment in Webster.
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Eugene Dunnington
Ohio Avenue
Fairmont
Dunnington
Webster
This County
Robert M
Mary Hudnall Dunnington
Eugene
Christ
Webster Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren
Christchurch
Mabel Cutright
Agnes Griner
Captain Dunnington
Earth
Capt
Maude Shields
Martha M. Wade
Flemington
D. Grant Smith
Thomas Walter Dunnington
Parkersburg
E. H. .Waters
First United Brethren Church
United Brethren Church
Walnut Grove
Radio Schedule Highlights for Evening Through Midnight
A dense listings of radio programs across stations NBC CBS WJZ WGN WLW and more outlining shows from Amos 'n' Andy and Lum and Abner to orchestras bands and violinists with times from 6:00 P M to midnight across multiple cities and networks. The guide names programs hosts and performers such as Tony Russell Ruth and Her Buddies Jack Shannon Ruth Rubinoff and many orchestras detailing a full evening lineup.
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NBC
Amos 'N
Andy
CBS
The
Four Barbers
WJZ
Niela Goodelle
WMMN
Transradio
WGN
Palmer House
WSAI
Omar the Mystic
Wlw—Johnsons
Tarzan
WLW
Lum
Abner
Ted Husing
KDKA
Pat
Don
WWVA
Russell Dorr
Bari
Lone Ranger
KMOX
Boake Carter
Cortar
WCPO
Asher
Little
WSM
Jack
Fibber McGee
Mi Rico Marchelli
Herbert Foote
Nbc—Hammerstein
Beverly Stull
Guy Lombardo
CPO
Jack Randolph
Ruth
Rubinoff
WJR
WLM
Clyde Trask
Margaret Speaks
Soy Nelson Eddy
Daly
Pick & Pat
Benny Kruger
Orches
Abe Lyman
Oliver Smith
Bernice Claire
MOX
Wayne King
Morgan L. Eastman
WHAM
WYAC
Tonic
Dick Manfield
Jack Denny
Amos
N' Andy
Bradford
the World of Sport
Duncan Moore
Happy Jack
Ink Spots
Fritz
the Major
WGY
Johnny Albright
George Givett
Pick
Glen Gray
Magnolia Blossoms
Norine Freeman
Xavier Cugat
DBBM
Geo. Givot
Friedman Chosen Executive Head By Nonmember
The gathering in the courthouse Saturday included all 12 members. Fried man and Thomas were nominated. Friedman won 8 to 4 and Mrs Scranage was elected vice chair, with Miss Sommerville reelected secretary and Thomas unopposed for treasurer. The group planned to meet next Saturday to install the new chairman, who is traveling in Indiana. Friedman is a veteran attorney who has served HOLC and completed title abstraction work for B&O relocation projects.
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Cunnaucu Avis
Booths Creek
Brady Currey
Dale Scranage
Courthouse
Karl Vince
Neva Feltner
Fetterman
E. Clarke Bailey
Emma Green
Grafton
John A. Pickett
Suddarth
Flemington
Lonzel B.thomas
Mary Sinclair
Knottsville
Murray Mason
Guy Means
Kramer
Perie Kramer
J Scranage
Fos
Miss Sommerville
Mr. Thomas
Indiana
Eastern Baptist Sunday School Meek Meet at Maysville
Petersburg dispatch notes the Eastern Baptist Sunday School Association will hold sessions in Maysville on Thursday and Friday with a focus on church education and regional cooperation.
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Petersburg
Eastern Baptist Sunday School Association
Maysville
Boy Scouts Demonstrate Skill At Camporee Ending
Huntington hosts eighth annual camporee in celebration of Flag Day with more than 500 participants. Patrols win all prizes for efficiency in scoutcraft after three days of first aid camping and other divisions of scouting.
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Huntington
Boy Scouts
Tri-State
Bonus Money With Bonds Arrives At Grafton Post Office
World War I adjusted service bonds will be issued tomorrow to local veterans at the Grafton post office. Postmaster James Murphy said over $175,000 will be issued with about a quarter of a million expected by week’s end. Bonds cannot be cashed locally. they must be verified in Charleston after a courthouse verification board conducts checks, a process that could take about ten minutes per bond unless veterans choose to hold them for interest.
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Veterans Administration
Grafton
James Murphy
Charleston
Murphy
Aid to Flood Victims Reported On By Carr
Red Cross Director Charles W. Carr disclosed aid to victims of mid March floods totalled 444935.32 dollars. He said most of the 804 cases remaining from the original 15000 requesting relief will be closed this week in Wheeling.
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Wheeling
Red ‘Cross
Charles W. Carr
NRS Manager Succumbs At Home In Henderson
Point Pleasant resident Charles Lasky 36, manager of the National Reemployment Service, died at his Henderson home after a short illness. He led local workforce programs and passed away June 15.
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NRS
Henderson
Point Pleasant
Charles Lasky
National
Arrest Youth Continues. Suspect With Noted Criminal Record
In downtown hotel, officials continued the arrest of a youth. United States Attorney Leslie Garnett will be briefed on the case today. Jesse Miller is described as having a criminal record including a 30 day jail sentence in Hagerstown Maryland for concealed weapons, a five day sentence in Millgrove New York, and a six month term for larceny at the Jessups Maryland state house of correction.
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Hoover
United States
Leslie Garnett
Jesse Miller
Hagerstown
Millgrove
N. Y
State House of Correction
Jessups
Drive Begins Continues With Legislative Session Notes
The report outlines committee decisions to limit attaches to 30 and form only finance and judiciary groups to handle bills. Governor Kump prepared a message for delivery after session convened. A social security bill from a joint committee was readied. The planning board drafted a permanent welfare setup under a state department of public assistance and a measure to extend delinquent real estate penalties to mid-1937. Road funds and highway repairs were discussed, with federal aid possible if state funds matched. Five legislators were named as vacancies were filled, all Democrats. Two delegates prepared to introduce resolutions, including Wheeling’s Centennial recognition and a proposal on liquor commission profits to municipalities.
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Senate
House Committee
Finance
Judiciary
Kump
Planning Board
State Department of Public Assistance
State Planning Board
Burr H. Simpson
West Virginia
George S. Wallace
Huntington
Cabell County
C. N. Proctor
Cliff Top
Fayette County
H. G. Shores
Keyser
Mineral County
Paul H. Kidd
Glenville
Gilner County
Clifford R. Snyder
Clarksburg
Harrison County
Stephen D. Russekl
Ohio
Wheeling
Fleming A. Jones
D.mcdowell
Welch City
State Liquor Commission
Thornton beer parlor brawl ends with revolver assault
George Shaffer of Thornton suffers a badly lacerated scalp after a brawl at a Thornton beer parlor. Percy L. Rutherford, 42, proprietor of the resort, was charged by state police with beating Shaffer over the head with a revolver. Rutherford was focked up by
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George Shaffer
Thornton
Gay
Thornton Beer Parlor
Percy L. Rutherford
Shaffer
Rutherford
Rafting on Route 50 Leads to Assault Case in Thornton
Trooper W E Murphy, after Dr J A Kimble treated Shaffer at his home, found no skull fracture. Rutherford pleads guilty to assault and battery before Magistrate Ona C Jefferys, fined five dollars and costs. Dr Kimble sped toward Thornton, aided by the trooper who found a man bleeding to death. The incident began at the Rutherford beer parlor where the proprietor was arrested after Shaffer allegedly searched an intoxicated patron. A warrant charges Shaffer with drunkenness and he may appear before Justice Jefferys later today.
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W. E. Murphy
J. A. Kimble
Shaffer
Rutherford
Ona C. Jefferys
Murphy
Dr. Kimble
Thornton
Here
Rutherford Beer Parlor
Shifer
Jefferys
Pasteeth Promises All Day Hold For Teeth
Advertises a dental paste that prevents slipping and strengthening bite. Claims no gummy or pasty taste and all day protection. Sold in three sizes with cadv2 branding.
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