Market Profits Taken As Silver Slumps Shares Fall
New York traders pared gains across the list with mining shares dropping 1 to 3 points as silver tumbled to 76.34 cents an ounce. London price moves sparked uncertainty while a strong auto output report buoyed some optimism. The AP index fell .4 to 39.8 with 585 million shares traded. Cerro De Pasco and U S Smelting led declines.
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Associated Press
New York
Treasury
London
Cram
Cerro de Pasco
U.S
Howe Sound
Westinghouse
Williams Jailed Over Unpaid Fine After Assault Conviction
Lonzo Williams of Rhode vicinity was jailed yesterday for defaulting on a $5 fine and costs after being found guilty of assault by Squire Herman West. He allegedly beat Mable Price and was taken into custody by Conservator G. C. Mills and Constable S. L. Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzo Williams
Rhode
Squire Herman West
Williams
Mable Price
G. C. Mills
S. L. Dillon
Garden Insects attack roses and control methods
Insects attack roses by feeding on foliage flowers or bark boring in bark and stem and sucking juices from bark and foliage. Sawfly larvae caterpillars beetles cause damage. remedies include lead arsenate dust or spray. Borer types require cutting or destroying damaged shoots and bark sections. Spider mites thrips and aphids can be killed with nicotine sulphate spray. scale insects with spring sprays of oils lime-sulphur. Several local residents and visitors mentioned in town notices.
Community Socials Share Spring Outings and Church News
Mt Hope hosts a Tuesday night Sunday school gathering with eleven invited guests and refreshed hosts. The Women’s Council of the Christian church held a six week attendance contest at the church, with Mrs Craver’s side prevailing. Presbyterian circles feature Bible study, window themed programs, and social tea. Multiple ladies and guests attend Circle No 6 and Circle No 2 meetings, with devotional topics and musical selections. Personal notices mention Mrs W L Bailey visiting her mother in Huntington and J E B Howard's weekend with relatives in Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Tissue
George Evans
Bill Givens
Junior Tuttwiler
Junior Anderson
Bill Smith
Woman's Council
Woman's Council of the Christian Church
J. R. Craver
Ola Deal
Leslie Craver
Hattie Bennett
Madget Tissue
Maude Roby
Ola Brown
C. M. Brown
S. E. Dunkley
W. L. Keyser
Virginia Dunkley
Viva Bennett
A. C. Givens
A. R. Warren
Coris Burgess
Merle Beverley
Viola Barren
Doris Ramey
Louise Vance
C. H. Jones
Fannie
Harless
Charley Yates
Rachel Ramey
Clara Ramey
Presbyterian Circles Circle No
Presbyterian Church
J. E. Howard
Mountain Street
Edwina Graff
Marylane Snyder
Nancy Howard
Marjorie Wonder
Marjorie Olinger
Mary Vickers
Jane Norton
Circle No. 2
The
W.E. Lawton
W. B. Poling
Oswald Walker
Ronald Snyder
John Y. Morgan
William Hunter
C. M. Flaherty
W. D. Lawton
D. M. Lloyd
Lawrence Angle
William Ward
William Craver
Alfred Jobe
Willard Moore
Flora Hastings
Bridgett
John Sneddon
William White
T. IL. Feazelle
William Poling
M. J. Maroney
TE. M. Tutwiler
John Porter
A. F P. Kisar
W. EF. Lawton
J. B. Howard
W. L
Fires Reported At Tams Mountain Tower Inland Blaze Update
Six forest fires were seen from the Tams Mountain fire tower as 96 men from Camp Wyoming fought them near Pineville. Observers expected control by midnight, noting five days of sporadic blazes at multiple points. One fire likely started from a coal company line. Nearby Round Knob tower reported no fires, though one was sighted and suppressed Friday. Fires continued in Fayette county and in Wyoming and McDowell.
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Tams Mountain
Wyoming
Pineville
Co. &. Allen
Tie
TL. W. Lilly
Round Knob
Crow
Fayette County
McDowell
Moonshine Still Found At Table Rock Raid
A 300 gallon moonshine still was seized and destroyed by local and federal officers at Table Rock near Grandview. No arrests were made and no whiskey found, though eight large barrels of mash were poured out. Conservators E H Cook J St Gautier Constable I FE Lemon and federal officers including W H Chrisley participated.
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Table Rock
Grandview
E. H. Cook
J. St. Gautier
I. FE. Lemon
W. H. Chrisley
Oak Hill Community Notes Highlight Local Courtesy and Visits
Oak Hill residents report recovering from appendicitis at Oak Hill hospital as D D Wilson returns home. Visitors include E L Baber of Montgomery and Miss Francis Rosenthal in Charleston. Local clergy Rev J E Knight returns from Welch while C P Cobb recovers at home. The four Mooney brothers from Nashville appear in alphabetical initials A A B B C C D D.
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D. D. Wilson
J. A. Wilson, Jr
Oak Hill Hospital
E. L. Baber
Montgomery
Oak Hill
J. E. Knight
Presbyterian Church
Welch
Bluestone
C. P. Cobb
Cobb Motor Company
Harry Gordon
C. R. Hill
C. F. Kessler
Charleston
Lillian Blake
Louise
R. E. Kelly
Huntington
Francis Rosenthal
Marguerite Tully
Mooney Brothers
Nashville
Cummings Rites This Afternoon
Virgil Cummings ten, died Friday when a milk truck crushed his head near Pemberton. Funeral services at Pemberton church at 2 o'clock conducted by Reverends Akers and Sturgill. Burial at Sunset Memorial Park. Rose Funeral Home prepared the body.
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Virgil Cummings
Sunset Memorial Park
Levi Akers
O. C. Sturgill
Pemberton Church
Rose Funeral Home
Virgil
L. N.cummings
Pemberton
Millx
H. A. Goode
Beckley
Pemberton School
Cummings
Pauline
Crab Orchard Mountain
Helen Louise Waddell
Lera Ball
Gladys Smith
Hilda Meadows
Elizabeth Fink
Elizabeth Lawrence
Genevieve Hubbard
Kathleen Mays
Marie Meadows
Prosperity field trip and births mark community page
Prosperity West Virginia school room three hosted a marble tournament and picnic with listed participants. Birth announcements include Jerry Ray Hawks born April 25 and Elenor Frances Hilbert born April 18, with notes on families nearby.
Local residents and guests visit relatives this spring
Name at this writing Fred De Hart of Edwight spends summer with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Neal visit Crickmer. Robert Kestner reported ill. Mr. and Mrs. G. Stover and sons Denval and Glenna visit Ronceverte on business. J. P. Martin and son John, Mrs. Sallie Foster of Fointon visit Leslie for Easter with Mrs. Ruby Douglas. CG F Stover hosts dinner guests including Ross Stover and others. Delores and Ralph Wright visit Moundsville with their parents. Mrs. Wright returns from Moundsville. Nettie Morton visits Jumping Branch. Frederick Naff and Ernest James attend a minstrel at Woodrow Wilson High School in Beckley.
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Fred de Hart
Edwight
Walter Bailey
Lacy Neal
Crickmer
Robert Kestner
G. ¥. Stover
Denval and
Glenna
Ronceverte
Stover
J. P. Martin
John
Sallie Foster
Fointon
Ruby Douglas
Leslie
CG. F. Stover
Ross Stover
Rosa J Davis
Pauline Davis
Beckley
Teddy Thurman
Julia Jarrett
Nathan Wright
Delores
Ralph
Moundsville
Wright
Joe Wright
Nettie Morton
Jumping Branch
Frederick Naff
Ernest James
Woodrow Wilson High School
Funeral Services At Stump Residence Today
Funeral services will be conducted at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Stump at Fitzpatrick for their infant child who died yesterday morning a few hours after birth. Reverend D. M. French will officiate. burial will follow in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Stump
Fitzpatrick
D. M. French
Barley Tobacco Exports Decline Amid Local Farm Note
Normal exports of Americangrown barley tobacco account for about 3 percent of the total crop, with Foster undertakers in charge at the cemetery. Surviving relatives include brother Carl Edward and sisters Margaret Ann and Mildred Irene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fly
Foster Undertakers
Carl Edward
Margaret Ann
Mildred Irene
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Foster
Undertakers
Mabsscott
W. VA
Yric
Humble
Jolson
Keeler
G. W. Davidson
Mildren Gardner
Fritz
Junior i Davis
W. R. Ballard, Jr
Billy Givens
Walls
Staunton
Virginia
John C. Scott
Clyde Lewis Cook
Co. L. George
Mount Hope
S. C. Higgins
Ella Clinton
A. Scott
Washington, D.C
Mt. Hope, W. V2
Tams Tower
Camp Wyoming
Oak Hill, W. Va
Keyser Funeral Home Funeral Directors
Phonona
Oakwood Ave
Lad
Sunset Park
Hinton
Hal Harrah
B. F. Moye
Bernard Freeman
Jo Ann
W. H. Hill
Galax
A. A. Crowder
Julian Brown
Scarbro
Garrett
Sprague
Quince Lively
Donald Lee
Layland
Oliver Phipps
Mary Willams
Virginia Peters
Stella Oldsen
Virginia Interment College
Ira Whitlock
Mary Bailey
Prosperity
Prosperity Graded School
Denval Lee Stover
Henry Kline
Marshall Miler
Joe Bal‘asky
John Harba
Cleve Woods
Mike Solace
Sam Short
Kelly Godby
Matthew Kopee
Carl Harvey
Franklin Burgess
Eddy Zeitz
Carl Balaskey
I Frank Derring, Jr
Bernard F. Moye, Jr
Ralph Neal
Billy Whittington
Warren Neal
James Allison
Robert Miller
Woodrow Underwood
D. B. Stover, Jr
June Thurman
Ann Short
Evelyn Underwood
Bobbie Bragg
Carrie Bailey
Lillie Willis
Pauline Meadows
Helen Belcher
Imogene Meadows
Rosa Nagegy
Selda Woods
Genevieve Whittington
Amy Williams
Frank Naggy
Ray Laws
Herbert Belcher
Willie Brown
Bobby Buckland
Johnny Kopec
Charlie Balaskey
Turior Laws
Lewis Blake
Raymond West
Fred DeHart
Jerry Hawks
Jerry Ray
A. C. Hilbert
Cowen
Elenor Frances
Hilberts
Price Blake
Fayetteville
G. W. James
Omer Wright
Bluefield
Richmond
Ivory Ruth Bailey
Clarence Underwood
Marshall College
George Underwood
Mt. Hope
Foster Hardware Co
Main St
New Yards
Nitro
Mound
Yeading
Charleston Livestock Sales Co
P. O. Box
Charleston, W. Va
Frigidaire
Jack Pearl
Freddy Rich
Columbia Network
Beckley Hardware & Supply Co
Heber ST
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