Sanitation Efforts Spur Rosemont Health Conference
The Rosemont Child Health Conference, held by the County Health Department, drew many parents and children for examinations. Twenty three defects were found. next Tuesday a similar event is planned in Knottsville at the Methodist church with separate times for babies preschoolers and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemont
Turaday
AP County Health Department
Atpottsville
Knottsville Methodist Church
Wassermann
State Hygienic Laboratory
Robhert
Plennington
Thornton
Mary Hayden Dies After Long Illness In Clarksburg
Mary Hayden, long illness, died this morning at Clarksburg home of her sister Mrs Pere Byrd. Funeral services will be held Monday at St Augustine's Church at 9 o'clock with Rev Mather Monasteri performing. Her body will be brought here this evening via train No 12.
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Mary Hayden
Pere Byrd
Clarksburg
Grafton
St. Augustne's Catholic
Mather Monasteri
St. Augustine’s
Father Hannan
Mysterious Youth Actress Buried at Mount Calvary
Miss Hayden, daughter of Patrick Hayden of Beech Street, died after illness of about three years while living with Mrs. Byrd in Clarksburg. Survived by three sisters Genevieve Hayden, Rose Hayden in Lomе, and Mrs. Byrd of Clarksburg. Mother preceded her years ago. Burial to be in Mount Calvary cemetery.
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Mount Calvary Cemetery
Miss Hayden
Patrick Hayden
Beech Street
Brutal Death Follows Hunt for a Farmer
Martinsburg West Virginia June 21 state trooper Hah J Crawfort was shot to death near the Berkeley mine on the Berkeley Morgan border while attempting to arrest farmer G E Speivit. A posse and mounted officers searched the hills for Speivit and for outlaw Happy Weise, with hounds used to track. An auctioneer, C M Wilson, was shot earlier in the week during the search for Weise.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Hah J. Crawfort
Berkeley
Berkeley-Morgan
Crawfort
G. E B. Speivit
Lucisl
Crawfert
Happy Weise
C. M. Wilson
Weigle
Tate
Speielt
William Dean
Jessit
Mountain Farm
Speivkt
Uguse
Weegle
J.T. Heese
Moon
Disagreement Delays West Grafton Brick Project
County officials report a dispute between Mengacahela Construction Co and Thornton Fire Brick Co delayed paving in West Grafton for months. Price conflicts over loading bricks at the Thornton siding led to a stoppage, with loading eventually settled at 1.50 per thousand bricks. The county court stepped in to resume brick laying and resume the project.
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Bettween Thornton ’ Fire Brick Co
Corntructors
Grafton
West Grafton
Mengacahela Construction Co
Thorntop Fire Brick Co
Thornton Wid Grafton
Meather
Thornton Ice
Itines
Thornton
Monopgahela Construction Co
West Side
Thornton Company
Thornton Giding
Taylor
Murder Case Shrouded as Body Detected in Woods
A victim identified as Crawfort was found in the forest near Henge after a brief search. Evidence indicates robbers stole cash, a watch, a rifle, and a pistol before the body was transported toMarineburb. Authorities pursue leads as the investigation continues.
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Tains
Henge
Crawfort
Eydence
Marineburg
Troopers Boost Search for Berkeley County Slain Private Crawfort
State troopers from Haywood Junction under Lieutenant Mack Lilly passed Morgantown at 8 40 AM for Martinsburg to aid in the search for Private Crawfort who was found slain in the Berkeley County mountains. Eighteen men were sent to Martinsburg with more than fifty troopers expected by noon to Beaton and Charleston. Crawfort, married of Emeret Lewis County, had served over two years and was praised by Superintendent Arnold for his duty and bravery before his death.
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Morgantown
Haywood Junction
Mack Lilly
Martinsburg
Waught Crawfort
Berkeley
Crawfort
Lilly
Martinsborg
Strawberry Enters Its Own Domain in Taylor County
The Sentinel office displays a box of exceptionally large strawberries grown in Wickwire Greek Wickwire settlement by Mr and Mrs William M Brown in their first year of cultivation. The Aroma variety berries compare favorably with Kentucky grown fruit and a few local dealers are handling them on the market.
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Taylor County
Sentinel
Wickwire
Wiliam M. Brown
of Michigan
Negro Attacked Girl Given 1 to 15 Years
Greensburg Pa January 21 UP Twelve hours after his arrest on a criminal assault charge against Miss Hilda Mark near Derry Elmer Wilson a Negro pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one to fifteen years in prison by a local court.
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Greensburg. Pa
Hilda Mark
Derry
Elmer Wilson
Judge Sentences Man to Long Term for Penitentiary Drug Case
A man received a maximum term of seven to sixteen years at the Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh by Judge Charles D. Copeland. At the end of that term he must serve six months to a year for carrying concealed weapons. Miss Mork, a bank employee in Derry, was assaulted by a Black man while on her way to work.
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Western
Pittsburgh
Charles D. Copeland
Dawes to Fire First Campaign Speech in Nebraska
Gen Charles Dawes plans his initial campaign address in his old Nebraska home state after accepting the Republican nomination at Cleveland. Nebraska leaders credit Dawes with aiding rural banks during the 1920s crop loan crunch, helping farmers weather bank closures and frozen credit.
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Chicago
Charles
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Tod
Cleveland
Horace Ellis
Republican National Committee
Kare
Dawes
Uel McKelvie
Omaha
Dr. Ellis
McKelvie
Dakotas
Western
Dawes Era Aid to Wheat Farmers Sparks Debate
Fragmentary quotes describe support activity attributed to Gen. Dawes aiding wheat farmers in the Trans Mississippi region. The record notes opposing views on whether he enabled bankers to extract notes from farmers and implies a lack of recognition among some farmers for this assistance.
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trans-Mississippi
Dawes
Poultry Tour Planned by West Virginia Farmers
Several members of the West Virginia Poultry Association will join in the third annual tour through the east visiting top poultry farms. The group departs Morgantown on July 20, travels by car for ten days covering about 120 miles, with the agricultural extension division of West Virginia University directing under Gr. Van De Veer and Orval D. Wright.
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West Virginia Poultry Association
Morgantown
Agricultural Extension Division
West Va. University
Gr. van Deveer
Orval. D. Wright
Journey Schedule via Morgantown to Atlantic City
Itinerary lists Sunday July 30 assembling in Morgantown at 7 a.m. then tours through Gettysburg Uniontown and Hagerstown to Trenton New Jersey, on to Long Island via Newark and Jersey City with a stop at Farmingdale. Include Newark inspection of a large duck farm and nights in Newark. Subsequent days cover New York City Market inspection, Tom's River near Trenton farm, Atlantic City visit, then Washington and Baltimore trip with Beltsville poultry farm visit. Mrs Elizabeth Miller of Kingwood arrived to visit at 102 Walnut Street in Grafton.
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Morgantown
Gettysburg
Uniontown
Umberland
Hagersttown
National Cemetery
Trenton
N. J
Lincoln High
Philadelphia
Long Island
Newark
Jersey City
New York City
Parmingdale
L. L
D. J. Hak Lack Farm
Washington Market
Tom's River
Experiment Station
New Trunswick
Tom’s River
Atlantic Cie
Atlantic City
Washington
Baltimore
Government Pouly
Beltsville
Elizabeth Miler
Kingwood
Grafton
C. V. Miller
Walnut Street
New York Hosts For Democratic National Convention Journalists
New York newspaper men and women will host visiting reporters from across the country at the Democratic national convention. The event is organized by the National Democratic and Local Citizens' Committees with the New York Newspaper Club and Newspaper Women's Club, providing work space, entertainment, and full press services for 1,080 journalists. Local clubs will offer rapid services, information, and access to golf clubs, ball parks, and other amenities, with badges and guest accommodations to ease convention coverage.
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New York
National Democratic and
Local Citizens’ Committees
New York Newspaper Club
Women's Club
Charles G. Hambridge
Hambridge
Mac Roo
Madigan Equare Garden
Yost
Biesides
Eleo
Cartoontats
Camera Ae
Oparate
Nemapaper Ci
Lessons on Nehemiah 3 15 Return unto me saith the Lord
June 22 1934 Moody Bible lesson covers revival through the Word of God in Nehemiah. It outlines how Ezra read the law before a mixed assembly then interpreted it to all ages, prompting conviction repentance joy and renewed worship in national life.
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Honrs
Egger
Ezra
Pearls and the Soul and the Value of Merit
A compact, older prose fragment discusses laughter, pearls, and the spirit of a university as a driver of prosperity. It notes that merit shapes marriage and social standing, while a minority once becomes the majority, stressing the mobility of value and influence across groups.
Eight-Carded Shell Keeps Pace With Stuttgart Into Port
An eight carded shell from Brooklyn rowing club matched the liner Stuttgart for a mile as the ship came into port. The School of Life Experience keeps a clear thought, but fools learn in no other.
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Brooklyn Rowing Club
Stuttgart
Dark and Cool Fashion Notes and Bronxville Name Debate
The article describes women in dress and fashion details, noting a garden party setting and trim accents. It also reports Bronxville residents debating renaming the suburb to Grammar Hills, with real estate interests supporting the change. A Harding memorial site has been chosen near Maxton cemetery on the Marion Columbus road.
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Shakespeare
Bronxville
Westchester County
New York
Gramatap Hills
Harding
Maxton Cemetery
Marion-Columbus
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Ome
Hell and
Maria
Charles G. Dawes
Genetral Trust Co
Folka
Robert Hawley
Wyoming
WVA
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Pal
Vor Knight
BBV
PH. Pitzwater
Dhe
Eachar
Moody Bible Tote of
Ezra and
Nehemiah
Israel
Victor Hugo
Wien
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