Philippi Ladies Aid Society Hosts Waffle Supper Plans
Mrs W G Campbell hosted the Philippi Ladies Aid Society of the United Brotherhood Church on Walnut Street with C J Upton presiding They planned a chicken and waffle supper at the church and a rummage sale for Saturday June 28 in the Citizens National Bank basement. The Otterbein Guild met at Odie Mae Poling home with a love offering and reports from Marie Grites on the Clarksburg missionary convention. The Philippi Civic Club will sponsor a comedy Listen Ladies at the high school auditorium June 26 27 coached by Curtis Davis. Kiwanis Luncheon featured West Virginia Day remarks by W W Trent. The Edison scholarship exam was taken in Charleston by Maurice Crawford. Remodeling at Strader Mercantile Co store progresses with new displays and a John C Naylor Co team guiding the plan. Various local residents and visitors noted in brief items.
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Odie Mae Poling
W. G. Campbell
Ladies Aid Society
United Brothern Church
Theggiome
Walnut Street
Ng Wng
C. J. Upton
Citizens National Bank
V. Tate
Aaughter
Hetty John
J. Blackburn Ware
Stanley Harsh
Grover Lutz
Westley
Bennett
Lulu Stemple
Grace
Johnnie
Lillie McCoy
Wilma
Clyde Bennett
Oz-J) Upton
A. B
Harsh
John
Ida England
Er Morrall
Ma- Me
Marie Crites
Madeline Campbell
Mary Evelyn Campbell
Billy Campbell
W. G. ‘Campbell
Otterbein Guild Society
Marie Grites
Woman's Missionary Association
Clarksburg
C. V. Tate
B. Ware
C. B. Crites
W W Poling
Paul B. Ware
Madeline Clem Butcher
Ada Fitzwater
Susan Shock
Charlotte Carpentier
Evelyn Ware
Ruth Ware
Trigg McDonald
Agnes Swick
Maries
Philippi Civic Club
Wil
Curtis Davis
Rogers Producing Company
Ohio
Visitors and local guests mingle in Elkins and surrounding areas
A stream of visitors and locals gathered in Elkins and nearby towns this week. E 3 Dyer and family from Mansfield hosted relatives including Mrs A M Dyer and Philena Grace, and Mrs Stanley Corder with Ruth. Allen Chrislip of Clarksburg visited relatives in Elkins. Frank G Kittle and Dayton R Stemple made business trips, while Bill Ward of Century stayed with friends. Delbert Cornwell of New York visited his parents in South Philippi. Clyde Bennett and others were guests in Grafton amid medical association talks. A discussion tied to the American Medical Editors Association occurred in conjunction with the AMA convention. Dr Pabst argued a government health department could extend average lifespans by about five years.
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Arsenals
J. Blackburn Ware
Pairmont
Wow. Poling
Maple Avenue
Ias
Nesterly
Karl. Myers
Karl, Jr
Evangeline
New York
Meyers
Angareek
O Clem
Terra Alta
John Gainer
Belington
W. D. Knight
Fremington
H. C. Hyre
Elkins
Burton Bolyardid
Century
T. A. Wilson
Mace Kingwood
Henry Peterson
Okla
Boma City
Dyer
Mansfield
A. M. Dyer
Philena Grace
Stanley| Corder
Ruth
Allen Chrislip
Clarksburg
Frank G. Kittle
Peest
Dayton R. Stemple
Bill Ward
Delbert Cornwell
A. B. Cornwell
South Philippi
Clyde Bennett
Grafton
American Medical ‘Editors’ Association
American Medical Association
Pabst
United States
Proposed Federal Education and Health Department Urged
Dr Charles F Pabst chief dermatologist at Greenpoint Hospital Brooklyn urged today the establishment of a federal department of education and health with a physician as secretary and a member of the President's cabinet in Detroit on June 24.
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Detroit
Department of Education and Health
Charles F. Pabst
Greenpoint Hospital
Brooklyn
N. Mz
Foler Shakespeare Memorial Fund Receives $10 Million Gift
A will of Henry G. Foler provides $10 million through a PIA fund for the Foler Shakespeare Memorial in Washington, D C. The gift supports the world famous Foler collection of Shakespeare books pamphlets manuscripts and related items and a building next to the congressional library now under construction. Judge J B Robinson of Marysville Kas was summoned four times in May to preside at round table marriages.
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New York
Ying
PIA
Henry G. Foler
Standard - Ol
Company of New York
Foler Shakespeare
Washinton
D. C
Foler
Wrold
J. B. Robinson
Marysville, Kas
Rioting in Seville Injures Dozens Amid General Strike
Seville reports extensive rioting with gravely injured and about 100 more hurt as protests resume after a general strike. Martial law was in effect, cafes and shops closed, streets largely deserted while demonstrators gathered. A child was reported dying among today's injured.
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Seville
Effset
Former delegate candidate plans run in Ohio county primaries
Publisher of the Wheeling Telegraph announced his bid for the Republican nomination to the House of Delegates from Ohio County. He previously served one term in the lower house and was defeated by John W. Davis in the first West Virginia district congressional race.
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Wheeling Telegraph
House of Delegates
Ohio County
John W. Davis
Congress
West Virginia
Norfolk and Western Reports May Net Income Decline
New York June 24 The Norfolk and Western Railroad today reported May net operating income of 2,885,799 dollars, down from 3,365,101 dollars for the same month last year.
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New York
Norfolk and Western Railroad Today
Hospital notes and library fund update from 1929 period
Dr. R. B. Petty was admitted for medical treatment today. Miss Margaret Scott underwent a tonsil operation this morning. The American Library Association has received more than half of a proposed one million dollar fund to extend county libraries. Louisiana produced 808,825 bales of cotton in 1929.
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R. B. Petty
Margaret Scott
The
American Library Association
Louisiana
Laughlin Named In Wheeling Report From June 24
Wheeling report notes former George A Laughlin in a June 24 dispatch. Details are incomplete but indicate Laughlin's involvement or presence in local affairs and potential forthcoming remarks or actions. Further context from the article segment is needed for full clarity.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pope Pius XI Critically Ill in Vatican City
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XI, 79, gravely ill with acute bladder trouble and suspected toxin poisoning. Doctors reportedly drained him before Sunday canonizations, then he appeared vigorous but later deteriorated after a day of audiences and long ceremonies.
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Vatican City
Pius
Bankers Association Urges Review of Power Case
Charleston West Virginia June 24 The West Virginia Bankers Association urged public action after condemning the Public Service Commission in the Cheat river power case I Wade Coffman chairman said members should seek court review if the commission failed in its duty The convention adopted a resolution calling the decision hasty and detrimental to citizens rights Coffman said many bankers are not familiar with the facts and warned against inconsistent statements
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Bankers' Association
Pub
Uc Service Commission
Cheat River
I. Wade Coffman
Joseph S. Hill
Bakers’ Association
Bankers’ Association
Coffman
Banker's Reputation Sparks Water Power Case Review
A West Virginia banker’s fair dealing is cited in a letter urging judicial review of a commission's water power report. The text notes the committee may seek court review if it sides with alleged public duty failings. The article also recounts Gormley’s arrest rounds and a body found near a saloon, plus a 1928 detention in Michigan.
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West Virginia
Anmmtegian
Hoboken cites identified suspect in Eleanor Quinn murder
Hoboken police announce that missing suspect from the Eleanor Quinn murder case has been identified as a man serving time in Michigan state prison. The individual is named Thomas O'Donnell, a former alias used during the crime investigation, according to Chief Edward McFeely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N. J
Crd
William
J. Gromley
Eleanor Quinn
Michigan State
Thomas O'Donnell
Edward McFeely
Assailant Sought After Weirton Stabbing Rampage
John Perkins 28 hospitalized with razor wounds from chest to abdomen after attack. Police hunt Arthur Gibbs 35, believed to be the assailant. Gibbs fled after the assaults in Weirton West Virginia on June 24.
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Weirton
W. Va
John Perkins
Mill i
Arthur Gi
Gibbs
Perkins
Flight from San Antonio to Washington DC by Captain Ocker
A clipped report notes aviator Captain William Ocker completing a notable flight from San Antonio, Texas to Washington, D.C. The account references pilot Ty June 24 and mentions the destination and origin in brief terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Feild
William ©. Ocker
San Antonio
Tex
Washington, D.C
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