Gradual at Annapolis set for June first
Mrs James of Main street left for Annapolis Md with Mr and Mrs G M West of Clarksburg to attend the United States Naval Academy exercises on Friday June 1 James Babb son of Mrs Babb is in this year s graduating class Ensign Babb expected to be assigned to the U S Wyoming after graduation Delegates return Miss Etta Dunnington of Main street returned from White Sulphur Springs after attending the State Federation of Garden Clubs annual meeting She enjoyed a motor trip through Virginia Ohio and Southern West Virginia over the weekend and resumes duties Monday at Myers Remedy Company offices in this city A funeral was held Saturday afternoon for Elbert L Boylen with Rev Ray N Shaffer and Bigelow Lodge No 52 Masons assisting interment at Masonic cemetery Philippi Rod and Gun Club to meet Monday at eight in the courthouse to plan a varmint extinction campaign by Barbour County Red and Gun club W H
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Carpenter
James
Main Street
Annapolis
G. M
Clarksburg
United States Naval Academy
Etta Dunnington
White Sulphur Springs
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Outeor Tows
Elbert L Boylen
Clarence Boylen
High Point
N.C
George Stevens
Statesville
N. C
Fred Whitescarver
It Point
Fred Stone
Btatesville
Kate Hardman
Morgantown
George Bowles
Grafton
Ray N. Shaffer
Duff Street United Brothern Church
Bigelow Lodge No. 52
Free and Accepted Masons
Philipp
Masonic Cemetery
Philippi
ROD and Gun Club
Court House
Barbour County Red and Gun Club
W. H
Memorial services set for local veteran group leader
Dr. Walter Scott Dunlop will speak at the James Barbour chapter DAR memorial services in Belington. Barbour County American Legion band will provide music as the event honors soldiers buried at Fraternal cemetery. Funeral plans for farmer Mr Colebank note his Evansville church membership and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Barbour County American Legion Band
Indo-Vin Offers Introductory 25 Cent Bottle
A Urgent advertisement promises a full introductory bottle of Indo-Vin at 25 cents, claiming 87 percent success and non habit forming herbs. It boasts quick digestion aid, relief from gas, backaches, and bilious symptoms, plus vitality and skin improvements, with a limited Friday to Sunday offer.
Indo-Vin Promised To Cleanse Bowel And Boost Appetite
An advertisement claims Indo-Vin gradually cleanses the bowels removing long lasting impurities. It supposedly relieves indigestion bloating sour stomach and dyspepsia while curing headaches dizziness skin eruptions and fatigue and boosts appetite. It also purports to act as a diuretic.
Death notice for Anne Bell Isner of Park View
Anne Bell Isner aged 55 died at her Park View home after a week long heart illness. She was born in Taylor county, a devout member of West Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church, and survived by husband O C Isner, two sons Herbert and Junior, two daughters Mildred Brown and Dorothy George, three brothers William George and George Kiger both of Grafton, Thomas Kiger of Minnesota, four sisters, and other relatives. Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday at West Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Harry W Flanagan officiating. Burial planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Bell Isner
Park View
George E. Kiger
Martha E. Brown Kiger
Taylor County
West Main Street
Junior Isner
Mildred Brown
Richwood
Dorothy George
William Kiger
George Kiger
Grafton
Thomas Kiger
Minnesota
Howard Smith
Michigan
Carney Shumaker
Fairmont
T. W. McDaniel
Maple Run Boy Dies At Uncle's Home
Harry Albert Williams age 16 son of Charles L and Laura Demoss of Maple Run died at his uncle T C Demoss Beech Street Beech Street home at 8 this morning after a week of sinus trouble He was brought to his uncle for treatment and is survived by six siblings Vivian 14 William 12 Robert 10 Fred 8 Claudie Marie 4 and Douglas Ray 1 The funeral was held at Demoss Beech Street home with interment Mt Zion cemetery Bartlett Funeral Co in charge He was affiliated with Mt Zion Methodist Episcopal Church Teacher Walter A Wood called the death unusually sad and untimely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colebanx
Colebank
Thornton Colebank
Sarah Hartley Colebank
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evansville
Mary Alice Biggs Colebank
Ray Colebank
Otto Byer
Samuel E. Dubali, Goth
Ball
Harry Albert Williams
Charles L
Laura Demoss
Maple Run
Thornton
T. C. Demoss
Beech Street
Vivian
William
Robert
Fred
Claudie Marie
Douglas Ray
Demoss
Mt. Zion
Bartlett Funeral Company
Five Persons Before Mayor on Drunk Cases
Five men faced Mayor Charles O. King in police court this morning. Four were charged with being drunk and one with drunk and resisting an officer, but resisting arrest was released to appear Saturday. Thomas Leonard and Benny McDonald, of parts unknown and stationed at the local transient center, were ordered to leave town. Stanley Lipscomb and Julius Kennedy each drew $5 fines on plain drunk charges and arranged to pay by city work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pive
Charles O. King
Thomas Leonard
Benny McDonald
Parts Unknown
Stanley Lipscomb
Julius Kennedy
Veterans Hear Sermon at St. Pauls Church
Memorial service at St. Pauls Church honors veterans of all wars with Rev W R Eskew delivering the sermon Did the Dead Die In Vain The church auditorium was full two tiers of boats reserved for G A R Spanish American War American Legion World War veterans Drum and Bugle Corps in white uniforms marched from the B and O station to participate in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Eskew
St. Pat's
M. E. Church
American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Bal’ Legion
Youth Faces Taylor Jury for Forgery
Hustead, 22, a Harmony Grove farmer, goes on trial in Taylor County Circuit Court charged with forging the name of T J Past on a $10 check drawn on another man. The check, marked for fifty hours work, was presented at J C Penney for a shirt and socks and later returned. fast denies writing the check or employing Orin Criss. The jury includes Noel H Clelland and others. verdict awaited as of press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J
J. C. Penney
Berlin
Hustead
Harmony Grove
Taylor County
T. J. Fast
Orin Criss
Atoless
Fast
J. Guy Allender
Deffense
Nab Man Wanted Here for Passing Bad Checks
James W. Dawkins is sought to face an indictment for passing worthless checks. He was arrested in Washington D C as Dawkins was named by a Taylor County grand jury in February terms for passing bad checks on Clyde Turner and Geo Jolliffe local merchants. Officials anticipate Dawkins may be returned to answer the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Dawkins
Washington, D. C
Dawkins
Taylor County
Clyde Turner
Geo. Jolliffe
Herbert Henderson Injured Unloading Log Truck at Field
Herbert Henderson of Lincoln street was hurt this morning while helping unload a log truck at the athletic field. He suffered a badly wrenched left arm with no broken bones, after examination by Dr. Paul Warden. Henderson was taken to his home for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Henderson
Lincoln Street
Henderson
Paul Warden
Mr Henderson
Warden
Lumberjack Given Jail Stay for Drunkenness
William Richards aged 22 of Bangor Maine a logger was sentenced to seven days in jail by Magistrate Ona C Jefferys after pleading guilty to being drunk. He was arrested Saturday night by Constable T E Freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richards
Bangor
Maine
Ona C. Jefferys
Richards
T. E. Freeze
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James Babb, Jr
Naval School
Opera House
Shor
Fairee
Pitts
el Brendel
Familie Garden
Lantz
DR. Wark
Homer E. Wark
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter Scott Dunlop
Alderson-Broaddus
Barbour County
Valley Bend Chapel
Baptist Church
Philippi-Belington Road
James Barbour Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Belington
Shirrel’ Wilson
Walnut Street
Farmer
G. H. Mosby
Inde-V N
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Rexa
W. Va
Msr
Anna Bell Isner
Tice Sg Sacar Aerarbire Company In
Hines
St. Paul’s Church
Taylor Jury
Wek
National Cemetery
H. G. Kump
West Virginia
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