Hospital Notes Gala list of recent surgeries and discharges
Goldie Corder Man underwent a tonsil operation this morning. Mrs Clara Kelley was discharged this afternoon after being confined due to injuries from a car accident on Webster road last week. Eva Barney discharged after medical treatment. Miss Hesta Shafer near Grat had emergency appendectomy at City Hospital about 7 o clock. Mrs Herbert Kline Indepen ce discharged Sunday after major operation. Mer Simmers discharged a day after major operation. Mrs Okey Hoffman gave birth to an eight pound boy Saturday morning. Francis Flanagan had tonsil operation Saturday morning and discharged Saturday evening. Mrs Guy Michaels Norton discharged Saturday evening. Robert Peters discharged Saturday after tonsil operation Friday. Mrs W G Christip major operation Friday. Eleanor Martin Gladys Dalton and Mrs Flora Henderson discharged Friday after operations.
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Clara Kelley
Webster Road
Eva Barney
Hesta Shafer
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Gity
Herbert Kline
Mer Simmers
Okey Hoffman
Francis Flanagan
Guy Michaels
Norton
Michaels
Robert
Clearing House Statement Shows Massive Balances
York on June 23 reports Clearing House balances with Ex changes totaling 132 million dollars and cash and balances of 5.5 billion across the exchange. The statement highlights large figures in the financial snapshot of the day.
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York
Reds Seek Hold in America Campaign Details
Berlin reports monarchists claim American Communists in league with Moscow agents planned intensified activity in September. A secret Chicago convention is said to be planned for July 3 with South American Reds invited, and campaigns to run in Chicago Philadelphia and Baltimore. Emigres cite a June 17 allocation of 1,000,000 gold rubles to spread Communism in the United States and say about 40 instructors will be sent. William Hood of Philadelphia and George Holbrook of Boston are among those ordered home.
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Berlin
Moscow
Danzig
America
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Communist International
United States
William Hood
George Holbrook
Boston
Vacation Church School closes with large First Presbyterian service
About 100 people took part in a Sunday evening program at the First Presbyterian Church marking the Vacation Church School close. Forty-two students had perfect attendance as Rev. and Mrs. Tutvander led daily sessions from 9 to 11 30 with worship, memory work, calisthenics, crafts, music and closing devotions.
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First Presbyterian Church
Frank J. Tutyander
Tutvander
Catherine Leamon
Marjorie Shingleton
William Fisher
Norman Mahaffey
Velma Cuther
Betty Kyle
Florence Stover
Roy Slaton
Missionary Expelled From Indian Colony
The Rev. Ralph Kelthan an American missionary attached to the Christian colony of the American mission at Madura has been expelled from the colony and from India by the district magistrate of Madura. He was accused of propaganda activities violating a pledge of neutrality in political matters, hindering the mission’s educational and evangelical work.
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Madura
Madras
India
Ralph Kelthan
Keithan
Negro Faces Death In Chair For Cop's Murder
Bellefonte, Pa. June 23. John Pierce, a 31 year old Black man from Chester, was electrocuted today at Rockview penitentiary for the murder of Chester police officer Frank Kowalski. Kowalski, a father of two, was shot December 16, 1929, when he tried to take a revolver from Pierce in a Chester restaurant. Pierce’s execution marked the first of five scheduled at Rockview over the next three weeks.
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Bellefonte
John Pierce
Chester
Rock: ‘View
Frank Kowalski
Rockview
Pierce
Kowalski
Negro confesses to killing during Kokomo poker game
Wheeling police said 53 year old Red Andrews also known as Anderson confessed to murdering Ed Daniels during a Kokomo poker game. He has waived extradition and Indiana authorities are en route to return him to the state.
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Harvie
Red” Andrews
Ed Daniels
Kokomo
Andrews
Anderson
Indiana
Reopen Search For Maniac In Woman's Dress
New York dispatch reports police reopen the search for the maniac believed to have slain two men in Queens and clues point to the suspect wearing women’s clothing. A threatening letter to Brooklyn distributor Meyer Newmark added to the warnings, while observers draw parallels to a famed 1925 “sweetheart murderer” series across several states.
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Queens
Brooklyn
Meyer Newmark
Russia
Miniac
Mark E. Brown
Manhattan
Brown
Indiana
Illinois
Colorado
Wisconsin
New York Sun
Morgan seeks Senate post from Fairmont to announce soon
Former West Virginia Governor E F Morgan now a Washington solicitor in the commerce department plans a Republican bid for U S senator. Morgan served as governor 1921 to 1924 and held posts on the public service commission and Marion county court earlier, with a stint as city attorney in his early career. He reportedly told close friends of his forthcoming candidacy.
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Fairmont
West Virginian
E. F. Morgan
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Repubican
United States
Morgan
Washington
Public Service Commission
Marion’ County
Personal notices from Morgantown to Baltimore and beyond
Ellen Brown returned from Morgantown after visiting her aunt Mrs William R Wolfe. Dr William B Stuck spent the weekend in Charles Town visiting friends. W T Wells moved about after two weeks bedridden. Gene W Ford attended Kingwood for a day. C B Hoedler and family left for a two week Canadian and northeastern U.S. tour. A M Barlow and son Charles left for Toronto for a week to ten days. Elizabeth McManimon returned from eastern cities and Washington visits. In Baltimore she stayed with Mrs Thomas Johnson in Catonsville and with Mrs Mary Barelow in Washington. Agnes Bones remains noted.
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Georgit
Ellen Brown
Morgantown
William R. Wolfe
William B. Stuck
Charles Town
W. T. Wells
Gene W. ‘Ford
Kingwood
C. B. Hoedler
Walnut Street
United States
A. M. Barlow
Charles
Toronto
Elizabeth McManimon
Washington
Mary TL. Barelow
Baltmore
Moran
Catonsville
Thomas Johnson
Agnes
Bones
Local residents travel and visit friends in brief notes
Arthur G. Yates of First National Bank leaves for Parkersburg Mullens Richmond and Washington D C for a week’s vacation accompanied by Mrs Yates. James Talbott of Elkins visits friends in Grafton. Mary Brady of Elkins stops by the city. Davis Evans heads to Elkins to be guest of Jamies Talbott for several days. Mrs Howard Shaw Billy Shaw and Virginia Shaw with Paul are also mentioned in transit and social notes.
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Arthur G. Yates
First National Bank
Parkersburg
Mullens
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Yates
James Talbott
Elkins
Grafton
Mary Brady
Davis Evans
Jamies Talbott
Bush Leaves For Chinatown Visit To Doll Yates
Bush departed Saturday night for Chinatown to visit Doll Yates Miss Mary Hannon and family of Christiana Street. He planned to spend Sunday afternoon with friends and relatives in other cities before returning home.
Efforts of Leaders End Juarez Demonstrations
Mexican officials credited leaders today with ending anti American demonstrations in Juarez sparked by the Wednesday killing of Antonio Monte by J. H. Meers of BiPatto. The prompt action followed protests tied to the incident and aimed at US residents and authorities.
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el Paso
Juaren
Antonio
Itonte
J. H. Meers
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