Dam Foreman Al Hughes Faces Delinquency Charge
Albert E Alabama Hughes a 41 year old dam foreman waived preliminary hearing on contributing to the delinquency of a minor after being arrested in a parked car. He is jailed on 500 bond awaiting grand jury. The 15 year old girl was sent to Salem Industrial School after juvenile court testimony.
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Albert. E
Alabama
Hughes
Ona C. Jefferys
Robert Warder
Salem
Finnegan's Rock
Industrial School For Girls
New Uenely
James @. Holt
A. B.lockard
Warder
Bondsman
Man in jail case lived with family then on Market Street
The accused man arrived in Orston last year and lived with a Fettermans family for a period. The family moved out and he now resides on Market Street. The girl’s name is withheld and she will be sent to the industrial school immediately, Judge Herbert W. Dent said.
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Orston
Fetterman
Market Street
Herbert W. Dent
Highway Madness drama delights large church crowd
The play Highway Madness at First Baptist Church drew a packed house on Monday night. B E Ewing of Charleston, author, based the tale on a real West Virginia highway incident and played the state's attorney in the trial. The jury delivered a real verdict of second degree murder, sentencing the defendant to ten years. The cast featured local actors with minor role swaps, and the audience highly praised the performance.
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First Baptist Church
B. E. Ewing
Charleston
West Virginia
H.C. Compton
William Knox
H. C. Cooper
Mother's Day Service At Andrews Church Grafton
Mother's Day program at Andrews Methodist Episcopal church in Grafton honors mothers with three themes The Sentiment of Mother's Day The Ethics of Motherhood and The Religion of Motherhood Special music by robed choir and Sunday school Hymns honor mothers Dr William Knox to speak on God's Use of Motherhood Programs for other churches to follow later in the week
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Grafton
Anna Jarvis
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrews Church
William Knox
Mothers of the Land
Knox
Andrews
Patterson Funeral Services Planned for Bob Patterson
Funeral services for Bob Patterson 78 prominent Black man who died of heart disease Monday night will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at Second Baptist Church colored, with burial at Bluemont Cemetery under Bartlett Funeral Company direction.
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Bob Patterson
Second Baptist Church
Bluemont Cemtery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Barracksville
Poe Cemetery
300 Enrolled in County Safety Drive Gain Support
Nearly 300 Taylor county residents joined in the safety drive for driving and walking as Arthur G. Yates, president of the county safety council, announced this morning. At last night’s monthly meeting 52 names were added and the Had carriers Building and Common Labor Union pledged to join along with Veterans of Foreign Wars members who attended and indicated their group would support the safety campaign. Chairman Yates said the council aims to keep the community safer.
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Taylor County
Arthur G. Yates
County Safety Council
Hadcarriers, Building and Common Labor Union
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Yates
Sentinel Excerpt Promotes Lifesaving Road Safety Reminders
The Sentinel pledges daily safety excerpts to keep motorists and pedestrians mindful of safe conduct. Repeated reminders aim to cultivate universal rule adherence and reduce accidents.
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Sentinel
Fake Bomb Delivered To Curley Police Say
Boston police concluded a second ticking package sent to Governor James M. Curley was a fake bomb after water soaked and mechanism tests showed no explosive residue. The parcel mailed from Somerville was opened by Curley yesterday, echoing a 1932 hoax also left at his doorstep.
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Curley
Boston
James M. Curley
Joseph Walker
Somerville
Zeppelin is notloued from Page One burg voyage to South America
The article notes the Zeppelin will be under the command of Capt. Ernst A. Lehmann on its maiden voyage to South America, continuing the ship's operations as reported on Page One.
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Burg
South America
Ernst A. Lehmann
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Death of W W Rogers 76 Robley Street resident
William W. Rogers 76, a retired glass worker of Robley street in the Beaumont addition, died at Grafton City hospital from complications after a week’s illness following a Florida trip. Born June 26, 1859 in Taylor County, he never married and is survived by a brother B P Rogers and two sisters Clara J Hill and Margaret Kirk. Funeral Friday at Blueville Church of Christ at 2:30 with Rev Frank Ice. interment Poe Cemetery.
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William W. Rogers
Robley Street
Beaumont Addition
Grafton City Hospital
Florida
Taylor County
P. D
Malinda Neal Rogers
Tygarts Valley Glass Company
Rogers
B. P. Rogers
Grafton
Clara J. Hill
Margaret Kirk
Blueville
Card of thanks for kindness after bereavement
We express our elation to friends for kindness in our bereavement. We thank those who sent floral wreaths and all who expressed their sympathy. Mrs. J. B. Koch and Family.
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J. B. Koch
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