Bitter Charges Fly In Democratic Feud In This County
The Neely faction accuses Bell of firing a 19 year old senior commander at the Boys Industrial School in Pruntytown for not backing Carl Andrews for governor and for age falsification. Bell disputes the claim, saying the youth was dismissed for untrustworthiness, and older supporters blame political meddling by rivals. Rose, a former inmate turned night commander, swore he was fired after refusing to claim 21 to vote and to support Andrews, then pledged loyalty to Neely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
R. P. Bell
Boys’ Industrial School
Pruntytown
Carl Andrews
Albert M. Rose
Rose
Justice of the Peace
A. B. Knabenshue
Col. Bell
Coy. Bell
Bell
M. M. Neely
West Virginia
Vay
Mr. Andrews
Andrews
Neely Suport
Matthew M. Neely
Fairmont
Mother's Day Services At Local U B Church
Mother's Day services are led by the First United Brethren church committee with Mrs. R R Redinger Mrs Harold Waller and Mrs Bernard Hoffmen in charge. Rev Lois Luzader will preach at 10 30 a m and the church choir will perform special music numbers. At 7 30 p m a one act play The Home Beautiful by Martha Bayly will be presented by a cast including Mrs Barnes and Mrs D W Jaco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
R. R. Redinger
Harold Waller
Bernard Hoffmen
Dewey Avenue
Lois Luzader
Martha Bayly
Barnes
D. W. Jaco
C V Miller to Speak on Mother's Day in Bellaire Ohio
C V Miller prominent Bellaire merchant and Andrews Methodist Church superintendent will address First Methodist Church on Mother's Day. He will also be the principal speaker at the Bellaire Elks Mother's Day celebration at 2 pm, receiving flowers for attending mothers and recognition for oldest and youngest mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Miller
Andrews Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Bellaire
Ohio
Bellaire Elks
W. A. Wellemeyer
William G. McClain
Audrey Groom
Elks Plan
Miller
Elks
Charles Axelrod
Bank payout plan details for creditors and depositors
The announcement lists names of Barnes family members plus others and notes a distribution starting Monday to 790 depositors under E A Rinert hart as receiver. It states 50 percent of 156,331.21 dollars paid to depositors and 67,567.88 dollars to preferred and secured creditors, totaling 223,899.06 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Rinehart
Taylor County Bank Declares Five Percent Dividend
Distribution of another five percent dividend to common stockholders of the Taylor County Bank amounts to 15,633.09 dollars. The notice states creditors and claimants are to file their claims as part of the settlement process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Local Andrews Methodist Mother's Day Service History
Andrews Methodist church in this city marks its 32nd annual Mother's Day observance with a memorial service rooted in grief after a daughter’s loss. The event evolved into a nationwide observance, prompted by Miss Anna Jarvis and her mother Mrs. Anna Reeves Jarvis, with Rev. Harry C. Howard delivering the first Mother’s Day sermon in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Roy
Edmund Sargus
Albert Salvaterra
Ralph H. Neff
Joe Salvaterra
Herbert Glaser
Amiel J. Sargus
Esquire
Charles Glaser
Tiler
Ed Rodewig
Raymond Deloretta
W.J. McGraw
James R. Fitton
David H. Dankworth
William Weizer
S. C. Crow
Walter R. Lewis
San Dugo
Clyde Heil
Hal F. Mason
George Werner
C. F.nugert
John Ratalczak
Peter, Spustack
W. J. McGrain
M. J. Foley
E. F. Phillips
David Danksworth
Zora Crow
Miller
United States
Anna Jarvis
Anna Reeves Jarvis
Jarvis
Andrews Church
Andrews Methodist Church
Congress
Webster
W. Va
Grafton
Anna M. Reeves Jarvis
Harry C. Howard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Weston
Miss Jarvis
Andrews
Mother Church of Mother's Day and Miss Anna
A brief notice highlights the Mother Church of Mother's Day and references Miss Anna in connection with an event or tribute. The readable text emphasizes a church named in honor of Mother's Day and includes a mention of Miss Anna as part of the item.
Jarvis Family Shown In Mother's Day Feature
The article notes the 1938 unveiling of Jarvis founder on Mother's Day with portraits of Miss Jarvis and her mother inside a church. It highlights Philadelphia residence, Webster Jarvis home, and a rotogravure section in the Pittsburgh Press May 12 featuring more Jarvis images and local Mother's Day interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis
Miss Jarvis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Press
Webster
Fractured hip proves fatal for Mrs Martha D Rogers
Martha D Rogers 76 died at home from complications of a fractured hip suffered in a January 15 fall. born June 20 1863 in Taylor county widow of Andrew J Rogers with seven children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren surviving. Funeral at Bartlett Funeral Home Sunday at 2 30 with Rev Gordon L Withers officiating, interment at Unnon church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha D. Rogers
Taylor County
Rogers
James A
Eleanor Rogers Poe
Andrew J. Rogers
Grafton
L. A. Reese
Paul Rogers
Lula Carruthers
Emma Sinset
Evansville
Allen J. Rogers
Steubenville
Ralph E. Rogers
Cleveland
Boyd Rogers
Corinth
W. Va
Chester Rogers
Fred Rogers
Stolen Currey Car Recovered in Florida
State police announced the recovery of a Chrysler car stolen from Walter Currey of route 250 in Holly Hill Florida last week. J A Brown Jr a Florida youth who Currrey befriended and brought north with him is arrested and accused of stealing $9 in currency and a check from Currey before the disappearance with the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Curry
Holly Hill
Florida
J. A. Brown, Jr
Curry
North
Currey
Driver Who Struck Child Fined By Justice
Robert H. Willis, age 34, of Carolina, was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice C. P. Lucas after state police arraigned him for passing a school bus that had stopped. The incident on route 850 injured a young girl who was hospitalized with a compound leg fracture and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Willis
Carolina
Justice of the Peace
C. P. Lucas
Willis
Six Special Trains Pass Through Grafton
Six special trains bound for Washington passed through Grafton yesterday over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad between 10 and midnight. The trains carried school groups and members of school boy traffic patrols from across the state en route to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Card of Thanks for Howard B. Newton
Neighbors and friends shown kindness after the death of our husband and father Howard B. Newton. Gratitude extended to lodges, floral tributes, and the use of their cars. Signed by Mrs Esta Newian and Fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Newton
Esta Newian
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Eximate
Friends of Institution
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
Opera House Seely
James Dunn
Bela Lugosi W
Phanton
SUN
Mae West
W. C. Fields
Chickadee
Gertrud Michael
Tex Ritter
U. B
Tricia
Mary
John
Ladie
Kinsey and Company
Klein’s Clothing
Ummer
Ust
Miami
Gratton
Mother's Day Home Church
DIXIE
Lamare
Ag Cs
Mother Churcn
Mother's Day
Miss Anna
Sony Kartoef
Roger Pryor
Jo Ann Sayers
Zorros
Our Gang
Frank L
Kunst
Fairmont State College
A. B. Shroyer’s
Frank L. Kunst
Pol. Adv
Spa
James Kevin McGuinness
Charles MacArthur
W. 5. van Dyke II
Ona Street
Paul
Johnson’s
Paul Newton
Tiny
Thomas
Hithkess Rooney
Edison
Eich Fay Bainter
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