Fellowsville Man Bolyard Dies After Illness
Morgan M Bolyard aged 78 died at 4 30 am at his Fellowsville residence after six years of thrombosis lifelong Preston county resident and M E church member. Survived by widow Elizabeth Lawrence Bolyard three sons Claudius R Bolyard Russell L Bolyard Raymond C Bolyard one sister Belle Shahan and one brother L E Bolyard. Funeral 2 30 pm Monday at Fellowsville Methodist church with Rev Stoneking Groves and Rev Mrs Marquess officiating. Interment Pellowsville cemetery under A C Sinclair direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan M. Bolyard
Fellowsville
Marquess
J. B
Elizabeth Davis Bolyard
Elizabeth Lawrence Bolyard
Claudius R. Bolyard
Russell L. Bolyard
Raymond C. Bolyard
Aurora
Belle Shahan
L. E. Bolyard
Bolyard
Preston County
M. E. Church of
Lowsville
Methodist
Stoneking Groves
Newbury
Pellowsville
A. C. Sinclair
Dorsey Lake Given Sentence In County Jail
Dorsey Lake, 39, of 519 West Main Street, already owing the city 22 dollars in fines for drunkenness, faced the prospect of 30 days in jail after arraignment before Mayor P. F. Gillispie. Police picked him up at 2 30 am on West Main Street and charged him with drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Lake
West Main Street
P. F. Gillispie
Gay
Lake
Man Accused of Drunk Fighting Charge
Charles Boyce, 24, of 220 Luzadder Street Artes, faces a drunkenness charge after a police arrest. He was arraigned in police court this morning before Mayor P F Gillis and pleaded innocent. A hearing was scheduled for 3 PM with arresting officers to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boyce
Luzadder Street
Artes
P. F. Gillisbie
Boyce
Drunk man jailed after City Hall visit
Charles White of 201 Latrobe Street was arrested at City Hall on drunkenness. Unable to pay a $10 fine and $1 costs, Mayor P. F. Gillispie sentenced him to ten days in the county jail.
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Charles White
Latrobe Street
Visi
P. F. Gillispie
White
Aged Soldier William Lewis Dies at 92 in Charleston
William Lewis age 92 died at his son's home in Charleston. A Civil War Union veteran, he was a native of Jackson County and survived by one son four daughters 19 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
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Charleston
William Lewis
Lewis
Jackson County
Seventeen Pass Driver Examinations for Licenses
Seventeen successfully passed state driver examinations yesterday with only one failure, Cort. Fred Strader, commandant of the Grafton state police detachment, announced this morning. The list of license-eligible include Wayne W Bartlett route 1 Clarence Grow 307 Tha enue Thomas A Sheets Paul W Sinsel 425 Maple Avenue Robert S Hamilton 504 East Khotts avenue Karl Howat er Thornton William S Phillips route 3 Paul Wolfe route 3 Paul Gobel 44 Walter street Vernon Moore 117 St John street Floyd Childress Independence Helen Constance Lowe 15 Dorsey street Carl J Jennings route 3 Homer M Parsons Jr Thornton Harry Dale Powell 237 Francis street Alfred A Austin route 3 B W Phillips route 2 Newburg
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Cort
Fred Strader
Grafton
State Police
Wayne W
Bartlett
Clarence Grow
Thaenue
Thomas A. Sheets
Paul W. Sinsel
Maple Avenue
Robert S. Hamilton
Khotts Avenue
Karl Howater
Thornton
William S. Phillips
Paul Wolfe
Paul Gobel
Walter Street
Vernon Moore
St. John Street
Floyd Childress
Independence
Helen Constance Lowe
Dorsey Street
Carl J. Jennings
Homer M. Parsons, Jr
Harry Dale Powell
Francis Street
Alfred A. Austin
B. W. Phillips
Newburg
Lectures Planned at Union Baptist Church Tonight
A three sermon series starts this evening at Union Baptist Church Simpson. Two services are scheduled for tomorrow. Rev. Millard Stump, pastor of Simpson and Flemington Baptist churches and Crozier Theological Seminary student, organized the event. Speakers include Dr. W R McNutt of Crozier, Maurice Johnson a Williamstown and Alderson Broaddus graduate now senior at Crozier, D Randolph Sentel from Columbia NC, and Arthur Francis of Raleigh NC. Johnson formerly minister at the Flemington charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
Simpson
Millard Stump
Simpson and
Flemington
Crozier Theological Seminary
Crozier
W. R. McNutt
Maurice Johnson
Williamstown High School
Alderson Broaddus College
Salem
D. Randolph Sentel
Columbia
N. C
Arthur Francis
Raleigh
Johnson
Poland waits for Rastikis visit amid talk of alliance
Three days before the arrival of Lithuanian General Stanislas Rastikis for a two day Warsaw visit at the invitation of Marshal Edward Smigly Rydz the army organ Polska Zbrojna published an article inviting Lithuania to consider a military alliance. Lithuania has not encouraged such talk and the article hints at negotiation dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislas Rastikis
Warsaw
Edward Smigly-Rydz
Polska Zbrojna
Lithuania
Poland
Poland Upholds Neutrality Amid German Pressure
Polish circles reacted to Beck's speech with cautious support for negotiation unless Germany seeks peace. London reports suggested a potential triple alliance with Soviet Russia and France, while Poland stressed direct talks for any aid from Russia. Warsaw observers noted no clear consensus on such steps, and streetcar workers pledged support to the government as patriotic stories spread.
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Mel
Germany
Beck
London
Britain
Soviet
Russia
France
Poland
jMpougnt
Warsaw
Foreign Office
Veterans to Honor Campbell at Two Services Tonight and Tomorrow
Retired car inspector Charles A. Campbell dies Thursday night. Veterans service at Campbell residence 218 St John Street at 8 oclock tonight. Funeral set for 2 p m tomorrow at United Brethren church with interment in Bluemont cemetery.
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B. and O. Veterans’ Service
Charles A. Campbell
Campbell
St. John Street
United Brethren Church
Bluemont Cemetery
Parking Meters Net Only Sixty Nine Dollars This Week
Traffic in downtown Grafton was light over the past week. Finance Commissioner J B Bradford reported receipts from the city 110 meters totaled 69 dollars and 45 cents for the last six days including yesterday.
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Grafton
J. B. Bradford
Prize Winners List From Local Contest Continues
Grand prizes announced from various merchants and individuals across the city, including Detecto bathroom scales, a spring house dress, silk stockings, groceries, and school awards. Names and addresses accompany each award, highlighting community participation and local commerce.
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Ware Co
James Gilligan
West Washington Street
C. V. Miller Shoe Store
Archer Hose
Charles Q. .Laren
Grafton
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Anna Balke
J. C
Penney Co
A. L. Withers
West Main Street
Charles G. Sweet
Love
Archdeacon's
R. H. Bunner
Durbin Street
Bus Martin
Gay Street
Quality Market Groceries
Charles B. Burke, Sr
East Knotts Avenue
O. R. Thomas Groceries
George Evans
Main
Esther Walls
Charles E. Wilson
Blueville
Dana Barker
Pearl Street
H. L. Woodford
Washington
J. H Bradford
Main Street
Lora Lyman
High Street
William Grimes
Sue Spanked by Two Suits in High Society Split
In St Louis the hand that spanked Blaine Barrie reached out to New York and slapped Sue Barrymore with two lawsuits. She is pictured after learning husband John Barrymore filed for separation and sought $300000 in cash and property.
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Blaine Barrie
St. Louis
New York
Hubby
John Barrymore
Final Session Overflows Auditorium as Polish German Pact Discussed
The auditorium reached capacity and turned away many for lack of space, while officials weighed whether the 1934 Polish German non aggression pact would trigger further notes. German press called the Polish British aid pact a move toward a bloc against Germany and compared it to the Czech French Soviet alignment.
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Uuicas
R.W. Rudiselle
Maple Avenue
D. J. Bailey
Dewey‘ Avenue
Lee Cooper
Lena Sturms
Foreign Office
Deuthche Diplomatisch-Politische Korresponder
Germany
Danzig Vote Sparks Diplomatic Push Over Fate
Berlin diplomats ponder Danzig and Pomorze as two leaders meet Hitler. Polish Foreign Minister Beck rejects German demands while Nazi and foreign office voices hint at a plebiscite. Officials study the Polish note amid partisan editorials.
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Danzig
Fuehrer
Berlin
Hitler
Forster
Greiser
Col
Joseph Beck
Pomorze
Deutsche Diplomatische Politische Korresponder
Foreign Office
Col. Beck
Voelkischer Beobachter
Nazi Party
Germany
President urges prompt nationwide coal strike settlement
The text records President's telegram urging federal commissioner negotiations to continue for a fair and workable agreement between UMW CIO and coal interests. It notes roughly 460,000 United Mine Workers members in 26 states idled as John L. Lewis carries out a nation-wide stoppage, with a $5 000-odd coal industry context referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Mine Workers
CIO
John L. Lewis
Miners keep working as coal shortages loom across states
Washington North Dakota Texas Georgia and South Dakota report coal pits ordered last midnight while a five week stalemate persists. NYC subway service cuts 16 to 25 percent to save fuel and Mayor LaGuardia seeks direct Roosevelt aid. London notes assess Soviet diplomacy as Litvinov resigns.
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Imous
Washington
North Dakota
Texas
Georgia
South Dakota
Meres
New York City
Laguardia
Roosevelt
James M. Kieran
New York
Kieran
Britain Russia France Trio Pact Not Yet Finalized
Reports say Britain's note on a triple military alliance with Russia and France may be only a basis for discussions. A pact could bind Britain France and Russia to aid each other if attacked, excluding Far East clashes with Soviet Russia. The note reportedly includes five promises to Poland and menial nations if aid is sought, but no confirmation exists.
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Far East
Britain
Russia
France
Poland
DeMoss Held in Fatal Auto Crash Case
Frederick Bert Burkett died as a passenger in a car driven by S Everett DeMoss who was allegedly intoxicated. A blood sample was sent to the Charleston state police lab for analysis the first such test used in this county. The fatality occurred on U S Route 250 near Mountain View. DeMoss escaped with a lesser injury while another passenger was uninjured. DeMoss remains free on a $500 bond.
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Frederick Bert~sell Burkett
S. Everett DeMoss
Demos
Charleston
Burkett
U. 8
Route 250
Mountain View
Demoss
Liberty
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