Snowslide Kills Two Men on Snoqualmie Pass
Two men died and a third was missing as a 1,500 foot wide snow slide blocked the Snoqualmie Pass road. A fourth man, Harold Deveraux of Yakima, was rescued after seven hours under nine feet of snow. Medical aid went to Ellensburg as rescuers, CCC youths and volunteers worked through the night.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Snoqualmie Pass
High Cascades
CCC
J. R. Jordan
State Highway Department
Harold Deveraux
Yakima
Here
Ellensburg
Stotesbury WV Couple Wed In February Wedding
Russell Maryon Minton and Beulah James married at Beulah's home in Stotesbury on a Saturday evening in February. Rev. Stevens officiated and a post ceremony dance followed at Kes ter Niday's home. The couple plans to reside locally and enjoys community support.
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Russell Maryon Minton
Walker Minton
Corinne
Beulah James
Fred James
Stevens
Sophia
Kester Niday
Russell Minton
Walter Tolliver
Walter James
Johnnie Wathering
Joe Bent
Fre- Jen Hall
Harry Hope
Fletcher Dodson
Clifford Minton
Anna Ruth Minton
William Ward
Erma James
James Roberts
Jeanette Vandergriff
Iris Hall
Iva Hall
Jainell Hatcher
Adieen Pitt
Betty Ann Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Bettly Thornhill
Jean Barker
Ethel Kirkman
Betty Jean Blevins
Betty Jo Boone
Betty Lou Henley
Virginia Deck
Rebecca Ables
Peggy Ann Adams
Helen Tolbert
Effie Ables
Mildred Hewitt
Betty Dodson
Rosemary Roberts
Vera Thomas
Margaret Lewis
Mary Francis Williams
June Sawyers
Louis Lopez
Max Hall
Louis Blevins
Orville Wilton
Billy Blevins
Bill
Curtis Dunivant
Samuel Kester
Wallace Dunivant
Russell Dunivant
Herbert Woosley
Eunice Murdock
Betty Blankenbaker
Maxine Childress
Francis A Choka
Betty Smith
Betty Vandergriff
Mildred Woosley
Ada Mac Dunivant
Dunivant
Irene Choka
Aubrey Martin
James Richard
Fehn Davi
Warner
Hemo
Lester
Door
C'lbert Mier
Clayton
Utica Residents and Local Visitors Report Week Activities
A series of short notes details residents visiting kin and neighbors across towns. Cyrus Webb and Boyd Whitl ineck visited Mrs. Clifford Minton in Utica, while Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Fathering called on Worth Luggins in Woodbay.
Stover Funeral This Afternoon At Clear Creek
Funeral services will be conducted at Clear Creek church this afternoon at 1 oclock for Lacy McKinney Stover 40 miner who died at his home in Weirood Fayette county Friday evening of influenza Burial will be in Clear Creek cemetery Tyree and Dew directing He leaves a widow Mrs Lacy Stover and children Virginia Lacy Bonnie Ray and William Bernard all at home
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Clear Creek
Lacy McKinney Stover
Miner
Weir
Ood
Fayette County
Tyree
Dew
Lacy Stover
Virginia
Lacy
Bonnie Ray
William Bernard Stover
East Gulf West Virginia Church News Notes
Prayer meetings were held at Mrs. L W Mason's home and at a schoolhouse with plans for future services at the Bish home. The sick list includes Betty Jean Halsey Kitty Clark and others. Mrs Mary Burdiss and son Patrick visited Beckley relatives. Eddie Kerns stayed with Ot toway Wyatt. Mr and Mrs W G Mead plan to return from Florida. Rev W S Overstreet of Frances visited. J R Brooks family checked on J H Burdiss at home after hospitalization.
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Mary Burdiss
Beckley
Gertrude Hudson
Connie Jackson
Church News
L. W. Mason
B. L. Bish
Betty Jean Halsey
Kitty Clark
W. L. Hylton
Clark Gilmore
Johnny
Donald
Junior Baugess
H. W. Yates
Patrick
J. R. Brooks
Eddie Kerns
Iroquois
Toway Wyatt
W. G. Mead
Melbourne Beach
Florida
Charles McGuire
Harper Road
W. S. Overstreet
Frances
John
Patty
Brooks
J. H. Burdiss
East Beckley
Beckley Hospital
German Given Twelve Death Sentences for Murders
Adolf Seefeldt known as Uncle Tick tock, a 65 year old who lived as a hobo watch repairer, was sentenced to death twelve times by a Schwerin court for murdering twelve boys over two years. Judge Sarkander announced the sentences after prosecuting authorities proved the killings but could not determine whether strangulation or poisoning was used.
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Associated Press
Schwerin
Germany
Uncle Tick_ tock
Uncle Ticklock
Adolf Seefeldt
Sarkander
Seefeldt
Ritter Lumber Seeks Camp Wyoming Site for Expansion
Ritter Lumber Company of Columbus Ohio filed notices with Wyoming County prosecutors seeking vacation of Camp Wyoming within 80 days to expand a coal operation near the camp. No official notice of move received. leases expired June 24 1934 and not renewed. Structures to be removed by June 24 1936. Options remain including relocating camp on Ritter land or government reuse.
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Ritter Lumber Company
Columbus
Ohio
Wyoming County
Camp
Wyoming
Lumber Company
Glen White WV junior high plans school newspaper
The Glen White junior high senior class will publish a newspaper titled The Informer to be sold to students and parents. Staff includes Karl Gillis as editor, Mildred Lair as assistant editor, Aileen Hutchinson as society reporter, Ruth Mullens and Joe Garnetti as sports writers, and June Eve Kyle as literary editor. An inscription from Delphi’s fifth century B C notes a stadium wine ban with a fine of about 85 cents.
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Karl Gillisspie
Mildred Lair
Aileen Hutchinson
Ruth Mullens
Joe Garnetti
Eve Kyle
Birai
John Baksa
Louis
B. C
Delphi
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Western State
Stotesbury, W. Va
Utica
Ernest Bonville
Stover
East Gulf, W. Va
Glen White
W. Va
Jimmy Wheatley
Luther Wheatley
Frank
James Kirby
Princeton
Janie Kirby
Joe Davidson
Lee Miller
William Straughn
Billy
Mead
Taylor Hays
Jack Wray
E. B. Wray
Frank Graff
Mount Hope
George McMillion
Eccles
Aubrey Nuckols
Tommy Thomas
Lncal Club Here Friday Affternoon. Miss Sylvia Wipperman
Gertrude Lilly
Glen Hedrick
Robert R. V. Twohig
Boy Scouts
Robert. Godby
Small I Son
Pittsburgh
Clarence Ballard
Huntington
Joseph & McMullen
Washington
Joseph Silverman, Jr
Col. McMullen
San Francisco
War Department
Col McMullen
Leahy Feentes
Wow Hughes
Bruce Mctullen
V. S. Dickson
Oleo
Zec
Weiners Isalt Fish
Tomato Puree
Pkg
Sak
Dickson’s Cash Stores
Glen Rogers
Ravencliff
Sophie-Pemberton Roads
Allen Junction
Stanaford
N. Kanawha Street
Rhodell
Layland
Neville St
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