Aged Lady Julia Wilson Dies After Eight Days Ill
Mrs. Julia A. Wilson 84 died at her son William Dolph Wilson’s home in Thornton Route 1 after eight days of illness tied to old age. Born in Sistersville West Virginia she was daughter of Franklin and unknown Moore and widow of William E. Wilson. Survived by sons Lugene F. Wilson Clarksburg and William Dolph Wilson, a brother B F Moore Ellenboro and sister Mrs Ethel Wilcox Parkersburg. Funeral set for 2:30 pm at Otterbein Chapel Thornton with burial in the church cemetery under Bartlett Pinearl Co. supervision. officiating clergyman to be chosen.
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Julia A. Wilson
Wilam Dolph Wilson
Thornton
Route 1
Ethel Wilcox
Parkhire
Otterbein Chapel
Church
Bartlett Pinearl Company
Funeral for Mrs Mil dred Vincent Sunday at Brown church
Funeral services for Mrs Mil dred Vincent sister in law of Mrs Commodore Henderson will be held at 2 p m Sunday at the Brown church on Country Stub road with Rev Lois R Lozbdder U B pastor officiating Interment under Hamilton Funeral Company direction will be in the church cemetery The body will be brought to 304 Yates avenue this evening where it will lie in state until the funeral hour
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Mildred Vincent
Commodore Hender m
Mercer
Brown Church
Stub Road
Lois R. Lozbdder
U. B
Cnrich
Hamilton Funeral Company
Rome
Yates Avenue
News of Relative's Demise Received Here
Mr and Mrs W E Renneman of Walter street received word to Gay of the death of a cousin Miss Irene Utterback a 1 year old.
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W. E. Renneman
Walter Street
Gay
Irene Utterback
Death Notice for Local Resident’s Daughter
Daughter of Mr and Mrs William Uttenback formerly of this city now of Crucible Pa died at 1 PM Wednesday. She was a niece of Thomas Utteback of this city. Burial will be at Ceverble after services at 8 PM tomorrow.
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William Uttenback
Crucible
Thomas Utteback
Ceverble
Archdeacon's New Neon Sign Installed Above Store Front
A new neon sign reading William Archdeacon Com pany in five foot letters has been installed above the storefront of the progressive clothing store. Electricians completed the work last evening and demonstrated the sign is visible to every passerby as a test.
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William Archdeacon Company
Parkersburg Man Dies After 14th Floor Jump
A Parkersburg, West Virginia man identified himself as C R Watson on registering at a St. Louis Statler hotel, then leaped from the 14th floor and died. A note claimed the name White was correct and cited illness as the motive. Police seized a longer note that appeared to be a will. Former Governor A B White said his son had been ill in a St. Louis hospital for some time but had no notice of his death.
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St. Louis
A . B. White
Parkersburg
W. Va
Statler
C. R. Watson
White
A. B. White
Red Cross Chapter Cancels Meeting, Sets Time Later
Taylor county chapter of the American Red Cross will hold an executive session early next week, chairman Ralph H. Clin said after a previous meeting was canceled due to conflicts. Exact time and place will be announced by Mr Cline shortly.
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Taylor County
The
American Red Cross
Ralph H. Clin
Cline
Mother Held for Robbery at Opera House
Brockton Mass May 10 Mrs Ida Kruger 40 mother of several children was arrested after police charged she brandished a pistol at Edward Dushnan a shoe store proprietor demanding money for shoes He overpowered her seized the weapon and restrained her until a traffic officer arrived She admitted a rope in her handbag and said she would hang herself if the hold up failed Police charged her with assault with intent to rob and assault with intent to murder
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Brockton
Mass
Ida Kruger
Edward Dushnan
Dushnan
Notice to the Public Reopens Webster Filling Station
R L Brand announces reopening of his Webster filling station and feed store with C J Burnside as manager. He invites patronage and support.
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Webster
C. J. Burnside
Ogden Gains Control of Wheeling Register
Wheeling May 10 News reports H C Ogden Wheeling publisher gains control of the Wheeling Register after bankruptcy. Security of 77750 posted by attorney Austin V Wood for Ogden following arrangement to pay 70 percent of back wages and debts. C E Smith editor of the Fairmont Times expected to become editor of the Register amid months of litigation between stockholders and bondholders.
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Wheeling
Wheeling Register
H. C. Ogden
Austin V. Wood
Ogden
Register
C. E. Smith
Fairmont Times
New Cooling Equipment Installed at Downtown Cafe
Modern, up to date beer cooling apparatus arrived for Standard Cafe on Latrobe Street. The electrical system will enable two beer faucets and 300 bottle storage. The $1000 installation will be ready tonight for use tomorrow, supplying consistent draught beer temperatures.
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E. H
Jack” Davis
Latrobe
Human Wrecks Are Pitiful Nerve Food Ad
An early 20th century style ad promotes Glenn's Pain-Well Ten as a nerve and brain food to help with dizziness sleep issues heart pounding and nerves. Sold at drug, department, and general stores.
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Glenn
Well Ten
Ar Drug, Department
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Julia Wilson
Mrs. Vincent
Children’s Playhouse
OPERA
America
R. Jerome Kern
R. L. Brand
Randolph Scott
Helen Westley
Victor Varconi
Claire Dodd
Hollywood
Roberta
Gay Divertea
Return In
RKO
Otto Horbach
Willliam A. Seiter
Pandro S. Berman
Strand Theatre
Suday
Philo Vance
Tuto
Keith
Lowe
NBC
Clyde and
DS Au Ore
Lulu
Wimpy
Salt
Peanuts
Martha Washington
Whitman’s
Manning
Joan Manning
Hell
Nye AE. Fe
Hive Agta
Endurara
Texas
Menthagill
Chesterfield
Camels Lucky Strike
Old Gold
Hagan
Speiss
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Paul E. Malone
Main Street
Empire Meat Market Veal
Robert B. Powell
Theater of the Stars
RCA
Mr. Fields
Metro News
the New Dixie Theatre
Shirley Temple
ALC
Rel
Vitaphone
North Pole
W. Main Street
Grafton Fruit
Sly
Greens
New Dixie Theatre
Muller
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