Brooks to Attend Police Chiefs Meet in Charleston
Chief of Police Harry K. Brooks will leave Monday for Charleston to attend the Association of Chiefs of Police of West Virginia convention. He serves as vice president and has been active in its work the past year. The program lists registry, sessions at Elks Club, a parade, theater party, tours, banquet, and speeches by Governor Hatfield and Mayor Reeves among others.
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Harry K. Brooke Willv
Charleston
Association of Obits Off Police
West Virginia
Brooks
Elks Club
Cuy
Etenganambly Roan
France
Hexponag
Thomas Leyland
Ronse
City Hall
Hisluses
Léaye Hike Club
Plaza
Bke
Capitol Annex
Wks Club
C. B. Bobbitt
H. D. Hatfield
George BW
Hreece
Red O. Blue
Adam Littlepare
Jon A Thayer
Bloodhounds Fail To Track Burglars At City Store
Sheriff Ross F. Stout’s bloodhounds failed to follow any trail of burglars who broke into Annon and Lindsey’s general store at 192 East Pike Street and stole two hams during the preceding night. The entry was made by breaking a basement door.
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Sherif Ross F. Stout
Sheri Lace Wolfe
Annon and Lindsey
East Pike Street
Four Great Meetings In Purity Campaign Today
A sequence of four meetings in Clarksburg announces speaker Dr McCuaig addressing themes of education for marriage and male leadership in religious life. He preaches on God needing men and the story of David and Goliath as a call to spiritual courage against societal evils, ending with a sermon on The Hanging of John Bible and broader moral threats.
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Dr. McCuaig
Clarksburg
McCuaig
Clarkaburey
Pirat
David
Goliath
Moses
Paul
God
Noh
Abraham
Jontina
Prophets
Jahorah
Jetine
Goth
Tirad
Lord of Hosts
Israel
Hiss
Jehovah
Tikan Watts
Helmatiandy
Skain
Chris Han
Bourne
Sermon Subjects Night and Ways Out at Multiple Churches
A fragmented listing of sermon topics and church affiliations including Great Tribulation themes and moral warnings. Subjects cover subjects such as the sin against the Holy Ghost and doctrinal notes from ministers at several churches.
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Oh Jai
Hensar
Mark's
Harbert J
Wet
St. Paul's
Changes Mind After Two Weeks on the Road
Elmer Moore, a young man, faced selling whiskey charges and a robbery case in Glen Eli. After two weeks on the road he withdrew a plea of guilty, entered not guilty, posted bond, and was released from county jail to await criminal court. He had been arrested and sentenced under a whiskey selling charge to guard McGloud in Glen Eli for a brief period.
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Elmer Moore
Criminal Court
Tequirad
Moore
Glen Eli
Richwood
Glen
Withdrawn warrant against her husband in Olive case
Mrs. Joan Revels of Olive appeared in Magistrate H K Howerd Sid's court and had a warrant against her husband withdrawn. Witnesses said their services were not needed. Tom Revels was previously sentenced years ago to reform school and later married. the article notes age confusion about the couple.
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Joan Revels
Olive
HK. Howerd Sid
Gonrt
Aritwa
Alchargs
Olive Tor
Tom Revelsig
Pame Coun
G. H. Gordon
Pruntytown
Bidd
S. Constable
Iim
Echool
Marriet
Mra
oRevelss
oRevelss Wholia Moreltien
Blass Plant at Salem Glass Company Nearing Readiness
The Salem glass company reports completion of its new plant and says it will begin operations on schedule. The facilities cover about four acres with four utilities and widespread ventilation, while a 36-hour continuous tank line awaits start. Officers Ferrnand Dioeur president Anthony M. Hredger secretary and Hector Ruequoy treasurer lead the firm as it gears up for a successful test run.
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Allance! Window
Glass Company
Salem
Heilledland Jingkifed
Carver Dies From Injuries After Derby Incident
Charles Carver, once a wealthy coal operator and an inspector for the state department of wine, died today in Charleston from injuries suffered when he was crushed by a derailed motor car at Sunday Creek Coal Company in Longsore.
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Charleston
Buoch Carver
State Department of Winea
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Headstones Arrive and Church Conviction Urges Duty
Local notice by Jacob M. Swartz of 315 South Second Street announces reserved headstones for federal soldiers graves with no cost unless re shipping or removal is needed. He urges timely submission of names by July 1 and collection at the railroad station, charging twenty five cents if re shipping occurs.
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Jacob M. Swartz
South Second) Street
Unclear OCR fragment on dam heights and station details
Fragmentary text lists dam levels and measurements with many garbled terms. Names and places like Parkersburg and Warren appear but are illegible. The record preserves a snapshot of numbers and locations without coherent context.
Gas rate cap upheld by public commission in Glenville
The public services commission ruled Glenville Natural Gas Company may not raise its charges. Judge Morgan wrote the ruling with Chairman Northcott concurring, while Mr. Dawson was absent. The company sought a twenty five cent local rate after Glenville town council reduced rates under municipal charter powers.
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Feleemam
Charleston
Public Services Commission
Glenville Natural Gas Company
Glen= Villy
Morgan
Northcott
Dawson
Tor Glenville
Hurst Onee Bond Charged With Traffic Violations
Harvey Hurst, a transfer man, was taken into custody by Officer MicClout on Saturday afternoon for violating city traffic laws at Mainland Third F streets. He posted a bond of $6.60 and his trial was set for 8 o'clock Sunday morning.
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Harvey Hurst
Mainland Third
F Streets
Walking jeweler arrested in city street drunk charge
Police say Marshall Smith was arrested Saturday after a walking jeweler with two watches two bracelets and two knives on him was found drunk in the streets. He was to appear Sunday morning in police court. Clarksburg Aerie of Eagles meets Monday evening at Reed Hall on West Pike Street.
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Marshall Smith
Higariel
Clarksburg
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Amid Slow Totals
Sixty four persons are now confined in the county jail records list of marriage licenses. Names include GC, Sorrell, Rostoe E Francis and Sylvial J McNurlen, Jacob U eee and Jessie M Moore, Oscar Roach and Emma X Mo Phorter and Mike Z, Read and Totafa x, Maren.
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Sorrell
Rostoe E. Francis
Sylvial J. McNurlen
Jacob U_ eee
Jessie M. Moore
Oscar Roach
Emma X
Mo’ Phorter
Mike Z. Read
Totafa x. Maren
County
Ross
Tetrick Buys Exponent in Public Auction
Bryan Templeman acting as trustee for the decedent and heirs sells at public auction to W. Guy Tetrick, who represents the estate, a property involved in a $16,000 transaction. The record notes Tetrick’s stated role for the heirs in this disposition.
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Bryan Templeman
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