Notice to lien holders and parties in Taylor County court
Legal notices from Taylor County West Virginia outline claims against real estate in chancery cases involving Claudius Croston Mary J Kelley and Anna A Breedlove. Plaintiffs require lien holders and creditors to file claims by June 3 1935 June 10 1935 and June 2 1935 with the commissioner in chancery and in court steps for settlement and sale of real estate to satisfy debts. Also orders publication in the Grafton Sentinel for non resident defendants to appear within one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudius Croston
Circuit Court of
Taylor County
Claudius Grafton
Taylor County Bank
Grafton
West Virginia
William P. Samples
A. Rinehart
Mary J. Kelley
Mary Ee
Circuit Court
Taylor County’ ‘Bank
Chancery
G. W. Ford
Anna A. Breedlove
Gladys ‘Breedlove
Towit
Evelyn Derda
John Breedlove
Edith Timoo
Harry Breedlove
Mary Martha Breedlove
West Va
Marguerite M. Marshall
Pif
Winters F. Marshall
Grafton Sentinel
Teste
Frank M. Hollis
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle clues include across and down entries with a mix of numbers symbols and abbreviations. It lists items like a state of the U S abbr a cartoon style fill in the missing letters and many partial phrases with garbled OCR. The fragmentary clue set references days months and a Japanese statesman who died in 9097 noting the page is a historical cross word puzzle snippet.
Quartet of Middies All Gunning for Title
Pittsburgh May 20 A quartet of top middleweights all aiming at Teddy Yarosz's title will fight a round robin this week in Pittsburgh making the city the temporary middleweight capital. Eddie Babe Risko, who defeated Yarosz in Scranton on New Year's Eve, is one of the battlers. The others are Vince Dundee who...
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Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarosz
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Yarosz
Scranton
Vince Dundee
Huey Long a debated figure in Washington politics
Washington coverage profiles Huey P. Long as a divisive force in the capital with critics doubting his safety to the administration. The piece notes conservatives and Republicans both admire his attacks on the New Deal yet fear his radical rhetoric and its political cost. It also reports on New York editor sentiment about complex 1930s issues ahead of the next election and the need for a broader, plain spoken public policy debate.
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Central Press
Washington B
Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Huey P. Long
Washington Administration
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Capitol Hin
NRA
National Capitol
Long
Huey
Congress
Capitol Hill
Desl
New York
East 45Th Street
Leslie Eichel
Torch murder case shocks Cambridge court guard
Frank Di Stasio a 1-year-old candy maker confessed to killing a stranger and burning the body in a car to claim $12,500 life insurance. Authorities say his motive was to marry a Brooklyn woman. His son Anthony Di Stasio also confessed to the plot and is charged.
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Frank di Stasio
Anthony di Stasio
Cambridge
Mass
Brooklyn
Promoter Pushes Anson Green and Frankie Battaglia
Lost the title to Ted last summer. Anson Green, Homestead chocolate drop, gains prominence in promoters. Frankie Battaglia, the whirlwind from Winnipeg, also emerges in circuit chatter.
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Ted
Anson Green
Homestead Chocolate Drop
Frankie Battaglia
Whirlwind
Winnipeg
Guffey Coal Stabilization Bill Gains Industry Support
Major soft coal operators voiced support for the Guffey bill in Washington, arguing it advances essential stabilizing measures and strengthens price fixing in the coal code. Prominent backers including John D A Murray of Pittsburgh Coal and others urged taking the next step, while noting amendments may be needed. A wartime wage and hour contract talks were postponed to focus on the legislative issue.
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Washington
John D. A. Murray
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Roosevelt
NRA
United Mine Workers
Morrow
Charles O'Neill
Peale, Peacock
Peale, Peacock ,and Kerr
E.C. Mahan
Southern Coal and Coke Company
C. E. Bockus
Clinchfield Coal ‘Corporation
George ‘Harrington
Chicago, Wilmington and Franklin Coal Company
Death report for Edward Bowey and brother in Frederick
News of the death of his brother Edward Bowey, a Frederick, Maryland resident, was received today by Phil Bowey of the William Archdeacon company. Mrs Lucy Jones of South Gatton is also named as a brother of the deceased, who died of a sudden heart attack last night. The funeral will be held Tuesday in Frederick.
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Edward Bowey
Frederick
Phil Bowey
William Archdeacon Company
Lucy Jones
South Grafton
Sistersville Girl Lands Movie Contract at Paramount
West Virginia native Julia Graham of Sistersville has signed a Paramount studio contract in Hollywood after a year battling illness and unemployment while seeking film work. She recalls a hotel room episode she attributed to despair and says her dream of stardom has finally come true. She plans to report around June 15 to the city limits intersection of Sixth Avenue and 29th Street.
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Hollywood
Calif
West Virginia
Julia Graham
Sistersville
W. Va
Paramount Studio
Sixth Avenue
29Th Street
Huntington Bridge Project Listed Under Federal Works Grant
Huntington Bridge over railroad tracks is named by the road commission as one of 63 projects to be funded under a federal works grant. The contract for the Huntington project is estimated to cost about $150,000.
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Charleston
Huntington
Baltimoreland Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
The
Road Commission
Keane Funeral for William B. Keane Held
Funeral services for William Burton Keane 40 known barber who died suddenly were held at Bartlett Funeral Home with Rev F J Turvander of First Presbyterian presiding Interment followed at Bluemont Cemetery Active pallbearers included Robert Lambert Tony Lobis Roy Griman Oberlin Robinson Charles Stolzenfels and Kenneth Slayton Honorary pallbearers were Clarke Morgan Dr T W Herronimus Harry Clark Walter Gandy Roy Hudson Dale Zinn Clarence Dotson Joseph Smith Pret Young William King 7 B Lane Nick Sidrow John Aul and George G Joliffe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burton Keane
Bartlett Funeral Home
F. J. Turvander
First Presbyterian Church
Bluemont Cemetery
Robert Lambert
Tony Lobis
Roy Griman
Oberlin Robinson
Charres Stolzenfels
Kenneth Slayton
Clarke Morgan
T. W. Herronimus
Harry Clark
Walter Gandy
Roy Hudson
Dale Zinn
Clarence Dotson
Joseph Smith
Pret ‘Young
William King
7. B. Lane
Nick Sidrow
John Aul
George G. Jol
Life
Charles G. Corbin Music Teacher in Gratton Bank Building
Charles G Corbin is listed as a music teacher for all band instruments located in room 810 of the Gratton Banking & Trust Co Building with phone 299 R.
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Charles G. Corbin
Gratton Bank
Ing & Trust Co
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Martha J. Croston
Vudius Croston
W. P. Samples
Plaintiff
Grande Suite
Normandie
U. S
Central Asia
Russia
Nat
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Frank H. Esmonds
Simonds
United States
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senior Borah
Taass
Guffey
Patronize. Sentinel Advertisers
Sistersville Girl
Keane Funeral Hi ‘Nee I Timitl
Personal Finance Co
Monroe Street
Fairmont
W.va
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