Philippi Graded School Holds Eighth Grade Commencement
J A Jackson will deliver the commencement address to 38 eighth graders at Philippi graded school on June 2 at 8 15 pm in the high school auditorium. Diploma awards will be made by E A Hunt. Graduates include Mary Allen Darlena Auvil Neason Baughman Elizabeth Baughman Lloyd Beckner Pearl Bennett and others. An auto accident near Philippi left five injured when Bert Gregg collided with Harold Bredson near the railroad project site.
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Philippi
J. A. Jackson
Harrison County
Philippi Graded School
Barbour County
E. A. Hunt
D. P. Baughman
Mary Allen
Darlena Auvil
Neason Baughman
Elizabeth Ann Baughman
Lloyd Beckner
Pearl Bennett
Mardline Lee Bolyard
Martha Belle Boyles
Mary Louise Boyles
Rayburn Corder
William Cross
Dorothy _Lee
Hershman
Bobby Hollen
Dorothy Jones
Mary Lake
Brance
Lindsey
Pauline Moore
Betty Lee Nestor
Genevieve Peaslee
Dorothy Allen Phillips
Ida Po
Ling
David Reed
Edith Ridenour
Jakie Ridenour
Beulah Sanders
Ellan Schwi
Bert Gregg
Detroit
Mich
Harold Bredson
Radio Schedule Snapshot from 1940s Markets
A dense broadcast grid lists stations WLIO WJZ NBC CBS KDKA WMMN and others airing music, comedy, drama and news from 6:00 PM to midnight. Programs include Johnson Family sketch, Edwin Hill, Tony Russell, regional orchestras, vaudeville acts and talk features with frequent mentions of WSM WLW WCPO WOWO WGN and more.
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CBS
Maybelle Jennings
NBC
Amos 'N' Andy
KMOX
WMMN
Transradio
WLW
Johnson Family
Edwin C. Hill
Tony Russell
Diary
Jimmie Matter
Sally Schemerhorn
KDKA
Jack Randolph
Renfrew of
the Mount
WWVA
Terry
Ted
Fred Hufsmith
Kate Smith
Hoy
Jack Miller
Lum
Abner
Pittsburgh
You and Your Government
Boake Carter
WCPO
Asher
Little Jimmy
WJZ
Vivian Della Chiesa
Sopra
Tracin
Trace
WOWO
WSM
Leo Reisman
Phil Duey
Johnny
Edward Jackson
Phillips Lord
Mox
Lazy Dan
Minstrel
DKA
Joe Larosa
Betty Ten
Joey
Chuck
WGN
Jimmie Mattern
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Kappa Sigma Pi
Barry McKinley
WHIO
Eddie Dowling
Ray Dooley
Helen Ward
Benny Goodman
Mary Pickford
Mario Braggiotti
Orches
Roy Campbell
March of Time
Wave—Rubinoff
Funk
Juan Hardrigo
Willard Robinson
Deep Water Orchestra
WCKY
WMAQ
Amos
Andy
WGY
Happy Jack Turner
Bob Crosby
Kay Kyser
WHAS
WAVE
Nano Rodrigo
Jimmy Mattern
Happy Herb
Griff Williams
Leroy Smith
Dream Weaver
WLAC
Martha Manners
Rubinoff
Virginia Lee
Jesse Crawford
Stasia
Jimmie Dorsey
Abe Lyman
Enoch Light
Sleepy Hall
Joey Nash
Jack Campbell
Johnny Lewis
Milton Kellam
Phil Levants
Cbs—Dance Orchestra
Xavier Cugat
Joe Sanders
Wagon Wheel
WJR
Solay
WTAM
Hart Smith
Philip Crane
Pieteter Henderson
Sophie Tucker
Bob Nelson
Sentinel want ads pep up a sluggish business
Lost Blue lace jacket. Baptist Star pin sewn to collar. Return to Philippi Bank. S231.
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Sentinel
Philippi Bank
Notice of Delinquent Tax Sale Redemption in Taylor County W Va
G W Ford purchased 112 acres in Booths Creek District Taylor County West Virginia. Sheriff sold the property for delinquent taxes on 12 1932. A deed will be made to G W Ford on or after August 4 1936 unless Larkin J Stark and Louie Stark redeem. Redemption requires payment of sheriff sale amount taxes since sale survey and report and notice costs totaling 40.88. Frank Bennett Clerk May 1 1936 May 12 19 26 June 2
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G. W. Ford
Ing
L. J. Stark
Crocee
Frank Bennett
Taylor County
West Virginia
Funeral Attendees Travelled as Auto Crash Occurred
Miss Lotta Nitz beauty shop operator of Philippi suffered slight head and shoulder injuries in a car driven by Bredson. All occupants were taken to the local hospital and released after treatment. Delegates named for State FFA conference in Huntington June 22 to 26 with Warren Zinn as alternate.
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Lotta Nitz
Philippi
Bredson
Greggs
Flemington
Willard Marteney
Future Farmers of America
Huntington
Warren Zinn
Washington, D. C
Dionnes Birthday Broadcast Planned Across Networks
New York reports the Dionnes birthday program set for Thursday afternoon will be a nationwide network affair. WEAF NBC CBS will carry a half hour featuring remarks by Dr Allan Dafoe J A Valin and David Croll with the Dionnes expected to participate in the 5 30 air time.
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New York
Dionnes
Canadian Radio Commission
Weaf-Nbc
CBS
Tals
Allan Dafoe
J. A. Valin
David Croll
Congressman's Wild Night At New York Club
New York May 26 A weary bride persuaded Congressman Marion Zioncheck of Seattle to return to their hotel after three hours of dancing at an upper Manhattan night club. Zioncheck boasted that New York was too tame and then danced with his 21 year old wife amid a floor of startled patrons and a strip dancer. Club managers worried as the couple continued to dance before leaving in a taxi.
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New York
Marion Zioncheck
Seattle
Manhattan
Zioncheck
Madge Carmyle
Lewis Leon
Leon
Unclear excerpt shows eviction remark at Zion check scene
A fragmentary report captures a man expressing surprise at another’s eviction from a Washington apartment. He notes the place was a nuisance and adds he and his wife contemplated their return plans.
Long Sought Fugitive Captured in New York
Harry S. Spielman 37, once indicted in Elkins West Virginia on 47 counts for disposing of stolen autos, was arrested in New York by FBI agents after an eight year manhunt. Held on 5000 dollars bail by Commissioner Garrett W Cotter for removal to Elkins. Brothers Wade and George also named. George served two and a half years in Atlanta for conspiracy. Wade remains a fugitive.
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New York
Harry S. Spielman
Elkins
W. Va
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Martinsburg
Garrett W. Cotter
Spielman
Wade H
George S. Spiel
Tablet Dedicated for 35-Year Trinity Rector
In Parkersburg on May 26, the Rev. W. L. Gravatt bishop of West Virginia dedicated a bronze tablet to the memory of the Rev. S. S. Moore who served as rector of Trinity Episcopal church for thirty five years.
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Parkersburg
W. L. Gravatt
West Virginia
S. S. Moore
Dress Reform Snag Hits Canton Police Campaign
In Canton on May 26, police enforcing dress reform arrested two young women for exposing too much skin. The women were fined after a brief chase into court, rubber stamps marking “extraordinary dress” were used, and both the judge and police apologized. The outcome suggests the campaign may be abandoned.
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Canton
China
Bid On Hotel Property Rejected as Too Low
Williamson May 26 The only bidder J Walter Copley offered 5000 at auction for the Vaughn hotel property but the commissioners rejected the proposal and postponed the sale. At a previous sale the commissioners had rejected 8500.
Classified rates and tonic ad notes in Sentinel page
Classified Sentinel advertising rates two cents a word with extra charges per insertion. Promotes New Ostrex Tonic Tablets with oyster ingredients at 79 cents introductory price. Also lists for rent two room furnished apartment at 316 West Main and light housekeeping rooms for couple at 340 Walnut Street.
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Sentinel Clessinec
Sentinel
Rexall
West Main Street
Walnut Street
For Sale Quick Sale Household Furniture and Victrola
Household furniture offered for quick sale at 329 West Washington Street. Victrola priced at 135 dollars or 4 dollars with records included. Call 384-1 for details.
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West
Washington Street
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Voice of the People
Walter ‘O'Keefe
Deane Janis
Glen Gray
Wsz
Ben Bernie
Benny Rubin
Keller Sisters
Lynch
London
Harlan Eugene Reader
Wwcpo—Dance Orchestra
Nat’al Tuberculosis Assn
Rhythm Revue
Wyhn
Gulliver the Traveler
Lessie Hayton
Orch
King’s Men
Fred Waring
Rosemary Lane
Wagan Warthe
Boys’ Club of America
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RCA
NEA SL Doguetts
Cincinnati
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Louie Stark
U. S. Mors Row
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Washington
Long
Wade
Stanley
Newt
Nowson
Buddy
Lenon
Guietia
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Anell
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