Passes Away: Malinda Patterson Willis 85 in Philippi area
Malinda Patterson Willis died at her daughter Ethel Madden's home in Fairmont on Tuesday evening from complications. Born March 15 1850 in Pennsylvania she moved to Barbour county West Virginia in 1888. Survived by daughters Belle McGinn A D Woodford and Ethel Madden and sons John Patrick Patterson Charles Patterson and Frank Patterson Funeral set at Ethel Madden's home Friday at 1 pm with Rev Ward officiating and Mary's Chapel cemetery burial follows.
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Philippi
Malinda
Patterson Willis
Ethel Madden
Virginia Avenue
Fairmont
Pennsylvania
Barbour County
West Virginia
Thomas Patterson
W. W. Willis
Belle McGinn
Chicago, Ill
A. D. Woodford
Near Philippi
Ethel
Four-H Meetings Set for June District Gatherings
Four-H district meetings will be held Friday June 21 at Phil ippi and Saturday June 22 at Galloway starting at two o’clock led by Harold Hyre and I B Boggs state club workers Morgantown. Miss Louise Bwoong a Chinese girl from Chicago spoke at the local Baptist church last night.
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Philippi
Galloway
Harold Hyre
I. B. Boggs
State Club Workers
Morgantown
Louise Bwoong
Training School of
The
Northern Baptist Association, of
Chicago
Visiting relatives share time with local families
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Johnson and family of South Main street are visiting at the home of Mrs. Johnsons parents in Cincinnati. Mrs. Mary George Keefover and her young daughter from New York City are visiting William T. George, her father. Mrs. Edith Ourbacker and daughters from Washington, D. C. are visiting William T. George at his home.
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R. K. Johnson
South Main Street
Mrs. Johnson
Cincinnati
Mary George Keefover
New York City
William T. George
Edith Ourbacker
Elizabeth
Edith
Washington, D. C
Former Movie Queens Rank as Atmosphere Roles
An American Weekly feature notes screen stars who once earned vast salaries now grateful for seven fifty a day in so called atmosphere roles. The June 23 issue highlights these actors in a broad profile of changing fortunes.
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American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Newsboy
Radio Schedule Highlights The Won Qi War O Programs
A dense radio listing across NBC CBS and local stations outlines evening and afternoon shows for 5:30 to 8:30 PM with a mix of dramas news music and variety acts. Notable entries include NBC Orphan Annie WGN Jimmy Allen WLW Dorsey Brothers orchestra and CBS Buck Rogers and Kate Smith Hour.
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NBC
Mary Small
WGN
WLW
Jack Armstrong
WFBE
WTAM
Wjz
Lowell Thomas
WBC
Billy and
Betty
WWVA
KDKA
Amos ‘N
Andy
Jimmy Allen
CBS
Just Entertainment
Wgn—Dance Orchestra
Dorsey Brothers’ Orchestra
Bill
Jimmie Allen
Sum
Abner
Tony
Gus
Buck Rogers
al Bernard and
The
Merry Minstrels
Headline Hunter
Floyd Gibbons
Arthur Tracey
the Street Singer
Graham McNamee
Boake Carter
Suwanee
Bob Newhall
Terry and
Ted
Valee
Kate Smith
KMOX
Gladys Post
Frank Hazzard
James R. Brown
Jack and
Velma
Hendik Willem van Loon
WLS
Grant
Galena
Radio Listings and Tube Ad Prompts in One Page
A dense broadcast schedule lists stations WFBE WGN WLW KDKA WGBF WLS WMBF WAVE and others with orchestra acts, hosts, and programs like Hillbillies, vaudeville, and sports. An RCA tubes price ad follows, touting low prices and a 10 percent extra discount on tube sets.
New Pure Oil Station Dedication Parade and Opening
A parade led by Corbin's band and the American Legion drum corps proceeds from Yates avenues to the Baltimore and Ohio station and back to the new Pure Oil service station at Main and McGraw alley for dedication. The station opens at 6 am tomorrow with free carburetor service by W H Wilkerson and a full service line including oil gas lubrication car washing storage tires and batteries.
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Yates Avenues
Corbin
Pure Oil
West Side
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Main Street
McGraw Alley
Monongahela West Penn Company
H. C. Haller
Loveland Addition
Dana Poling
Richard Gerkins
William Lewis
David Miller
Lewis Haymond
Forrest Jones
Paul Brestel
W. H. Wilkerson
Parkersburg
Indict Wa l e y s Continued From Page One
Indictments disclosed show March date and charges against Wa lez. The case steps forward with rushed trial anticipated next week as prosecutors reveal detailed counts and involved parties.
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Waleys
Rheumatism Relief Praise for Indo-Vin in Grafton
Joe H. Baden of Owens, West Virginia, reports long standing rheumatism in his legs and knees vanished after using Indo-Vin. He says the pains disappeared and he can walk without limping and endorses the product. Graf ton Drug & Chemical Co. in Grafton sells Indo-Vin.
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Joe H. Baden
Owens, W. Va
J. H. Baden
Grafton Drug & Chemical Company
Grafton
Two Boys Honored as Town Heroes in Near Tragedy
Indiana Pennsylvanian report says Iris Henry eight fell onto a 500 volt line during flower picking. William Hadden seventeen and James Shanks sixteen pulled Jane Sunderland from danger, Hadden suffering severe burns. rescuers were summoned and Jane revived. Physicians expect recovery.
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Indiana
Commodore
Jane Sunderland
Iris Henry
Jane
Iris
William Hadden
James Shanks
Logan Operators Seek Suspension of Freight Increase
The Public Service Commission asks suspension of a proposed coal freight rate rise from Logan fields to Huntington for river transshipment. The filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission notes the 50 cent per ton rate plus a 3 cent surcharge over Chesapeake and Ohio lines has never been challenged.
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Charleston
Logan Fields
Huntington
Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chesapeake and Ohio Lines
Parley Discussions Ahead of 1936 Campaign Shift
G C P parley continued as Hallanan Short and present Senator Dickinson along with Chairman Fletcher were not due until after noon. Early arrivals included National Committeeman Hallanan and Hugh Ike Shott. County chairmen supervised final arrangements as informal conferences with state, national, and local leaders shaped plans for 1936 and an eastern panhandle organization.
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G. C. P. Parley
Hallanan
Dickinson
Fletcher
Washington
Hugh Ike Shott
Bluefield
Eastern Panhandle
Empire Opens Produce Department Tomorrow
Empire Meat Market at 142 West Main Street will debut a full line of fresh fruit and vegetables managed by John Malcomb, formerly with the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. The new produce department opens tomorrow.
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John Malcomb
Alantic and Pacific Tea ‘Company
Empire Meat Market
West Main Street
France eyes fleet build as German program starts
The article outlines French plans tied to Germanys armament, noting Paris seeks a larger navy if Berlin starts building immediately, and France hopes to align Italy and England in air pacts. Eden faces tough questions while Ribbentrop may visit Paris, with Laval shocked by British and German accords.
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Germany
London
France
Italy
England
J Eden
Jals
Great Britain
Pierre Laval
Anthony Eden
League of Nations Affairs
Londo
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Wagner Bill and Labor Relations Provisions
The act proposes a permanent national labor relations board with quasijudicial powers and full worker rights to bargain collectively. It designates plant representatives for bargaining while protecting individual grievance rights and lists five unfair labor practices including employer interference with self organization, domination of labor groups, and hiring discrimination.
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National Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Removed From Office Sparks Political Turmoil Across States
The report recalls Roosevelt removing Ewing Mitchell a Missouri politics figure, notes Virginia governor Berkeley and Lederer exploration, recounts early colonial claims to the Ohio Valley, and mentions George Washington’s landholdings in West Virginia, including a 7,000 acre Kanawha tract linked to Red House.
Labor Rights Bill Language Sparks Debate on Protections
The text discusses prohibitions on firing or discriminating against workers for supporting a labor organization or for providing evidence under the bill. It also addresses prohibitions on refusing to bargain collectively and the broader protections for employee activity. The wording suggests ongoing legislative scrutiny and potential amendments.
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Jing
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Bert Kenny
Palmer House
Caravan
Cosmopolitan Quartet
Charlie Koehler
Daring Sisters
Fred Waring
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Goldman
Anson Weeks
Leroy Thompson
Harl Bartnetts
Crusaders
Bae
Paul Whiteman
Bill Ferrara
Symphonette
Heidt
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Old National Bank
Tin Pan Alley
Orville Revell
Jimmy
June
Jack
Amos
Frank Dailey
Sprague
Harold Stern
Ted Fiorito
Leroy Bradley
WSM
Eddie Dunstedter
Tom Baker
WENR
Roy Maxon
Earl Bartnett
Shander
Don Lo
Per
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Johnny Courtney
Arcadians
Jimmy Joys
Veloa & Yolanda
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Twin Cities
Bill Hogans
Colonial Club
Joe Sanders
Gilenn Lee
Continental Gypsies
Whas—Milburn Stone
RCA
Mario
Pure Oil Station
Big Sister
MR. Wood
Mr.wood
By Les Forgrave
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Teria
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Scully
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Kanawha Falls
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Point Pleasant
Wheeling
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John Peter ‘Smalley
Christopher Gist
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Ee Bill Bowlers
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