Funerals for Elizabeth Barnhouse and Anna Heatherly Keener
Obituaries note funeral services for Elizabeth Barnhouse 81 at Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church and Anna Heatherly Keener 54 at Astor Methodist Protestant Church. Barnhouse burial at Bluemont. Keener interment at church cemetery. Also mentions county Republican committee meeting with Beall elected chair promising to restore Taylor County to the Republican column.
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Elizabeth Barnhouse
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Christiana Street
Samuel C. Jones
Andrews Church
Bluemont Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Anna Heatherly
Keener
Astor Methodist Protestant Church
Anna Heatherly Keener
Elkins Hospital
Matt Dickerson
Elk City
McGlumphrey Bros
Flemington
Thornton Beall Receives Praise as Republican Chair
Thornton Beall was lauded by the Republican committee for his service as chair and to continue active political involvement despite personal constraints. Myrtle M. Thayer was named treasurer, D. Lynch appointed vice chairman, and Blanche Swisher retained secretary duties. The group prepared a tentative list of election officers for the August 7 primary and will finalize selections later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expo Committee
Beall
Taylor County
Compton
Grafton
Myrtle M. Thayer
D. Lynch
Simpson
Blanche Swisher
Knotts- Wgpilistrict
Rowlesburg Resident Laid To Rest
The body of Solomon K Lipscomb 82 former Rowlesburg resident who died in Morgantown hospital Monday night was brought to Rowlesburg and buried in River view cemetery Thursday afternoon. Surviving children include Mrs Rose Pulliam Charles Lipscomb Jesse Lipscomb Chester Lipscomb and Mrs Lillie Aytersman all of Morgantown Mrs Mary Brittert of Rowlesburg Mrs Susan Cozad of Rochester Pa and Mrs Carrie Bell of Columbus Ohio. Also notes Miss Ethel Ayersman is spending.
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Rowlesburg
Solomon K. Lipscomb
Morgantown
Riverview
Rowlesbore
Rose Pulliam
Charles Lipscomb
Jesse Lipscomb
Chester Lipscomb
Lillie Aytersman
Mary Brittert
Susan Cozad
Rochester
Carrie Bell
Columbus
Miss Emerson Returns Home After Grafton Visit
Miss Alice Jane Emerson returns to her home after visiting in Grafton with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Yates who hosted James Howard Miller in their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Howard Miller
Alice Jane Emerson
Grafton
Jacob Yates
Drunk Driving Case Yields Acquittal In 3.2 Beer Fight
In Moundsville on June 29 Judge James F. Shipman told a Marshall county jury that a verdict of acquittal could follow if the defendant drank only 3.2 beer, deemed non intoxicating. The jury acquitted Anthony Pollock of Glendale after about an hour of deliberation. The indictment charged Pollock with allowing Charles Williams of Moundsville to drive the Pollock car and Williams with intoxication. Earlier, J. F. Mudge of Moundsville won $43.10 in a civil suit against Williams and Pollock for car damages from a traffic collision.
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Moundsville
James F. Shipman
Marshall County
Anthony Pollock
Glendale
Charles Williams
Pollock
Williams
J. F. Mudge
Baltimore & Ohio Protest Meeting Against Pennsylvanian Consolidation
All local groups plan meetings along the Baltimore & Ohio system to protest consolidation that would transfer control to the Pennsylvania lines. Senator M. M. Neely may attend to address railroad unions Sunday. officials and workers vow to preserve B and O identity as a public carrier with public support sought to block the move.
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Pennsylvania
M. M. Neely
The
Sentinel
Baltimore & Ohio
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Thornton Beall
Solomon Z. Lipscomb
Riverview Cemetery
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School of
Aurora
Hardesty Grove
Manheim
Howard Loudin
FERA
Ethel Ayersman
OLD
Esso
el Essolene
Seiberling
Wolfe’s Tire Shop
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Kellogg’s
Warder Avenue
Thayer Streets
Beaumont
J. B. Bradford
Ford Coach
Grand Street
Boyd Street
Campbell’s Pork and Beans Kellogg Corn Flakes
Maxwell
Sota
Varick
Asparagus
Plymouth
Rex Lye
RINSO
P&c
Ibs
Ntry FA
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