Radio Program and Local Church Services Announced
The Pittsburgh Post details a classical radio program by the Tschalkowsky quartet, readings by Mrs. Virginia Enmans, and church services across Pittsburgh area churches including Emory Methodist, First Presbyterian, and St. James Episcopal. There is mention of a bridge project by a New York firm, and local social notes including visits and upcoming concerts.
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Trom Burgh
Post
Broadway Syncopators
Elb
Trom abursheFost
Oxpasa Ne Camera
Pittshureh
Sau
Margaret Kituheller
Mekees Rocks
Fastrom
Pittsburgh Post
Tschalkowsky
Pittsbipgho
Virginia Enmans
Aom
Emory {Method
W. V. Bacon
Jesus’ Baptist Church
iByrne
Cal Tars
Episcopal Church
Shady Ave- By
Pillshurst
Ejte Sten
Harvery
Community notices and actions from Fairmont district
Local church district conference in Farmington and a Sanitary Officer led cleanup of Ninth and Tenth streets with Leigh Hustead supplying a truck. Deputies returned from Moundsville with five prisoners to serve terms in the state penitentiary. Hospital operations on Minnie Ralphsnyder and Alma Young. Charles Steele and wife called to New York for news of a mother's death. State meeting of Fire Insurance Agents planned in Huntington with M R Frantz and James L Case delivering key address. Monongahela River level at seventeen feet in Fairmont pool. Enerela health drink distributed free at the Chautauqua grounds tonight.
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Swiger
Jall Tocn
Leigh Hustead
Frederick, Huntington
M. R. Frantz
Patrmont
Huntington
James L. Case
New York City
National Association of Fire Insurances
Mme. Frantz
Fairmont
Chautauqua and
Junilep
Pythian Sister District Convention Draws Big Attendance
The Black Diamond Temple No. 6 led the district in delegates at the Pythian Sisters convention held in Watson on Thursday with 32 members from Incal Temple and 30 from Clarksburg Temple. Hope Temple of Watson hosted a large crowd, with plans announced for a September district meeting at St. Clare and a July 25 picnic at Grafton Park. additional district members were urged to attend.
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Black Diamond Temple No
Pythian
Watson
Incal Temple
Clarksburg
Hope Temple
St. Clare
Pythian Sisters
Grafton Park
Fannie Fleming
Motlie Levi
Della Reed
Mildred Riggins
Linnie Shayer
Edna Lain
Jessie Davis
Bertie Lewis
Ettie Hooten
Madge Gang
Pansy Marlin
Mary Sanders
Lee
Ting
Iebt
King
John Martin
Cumberland
Lynioning
Melvin Moon
Mail Hun Pa
Max Kay
Alvin
Washington, D G
BE. M. Kaminsky
Nome
D. Levi
John Vincent
Davis Ridge
Inhabitants of Jerusalem and prophetic figures in exile
Questions cover comparisons of Jerusalem residents to other groups in Exodus 15 and 16, prophecies by Ereklel against surrounding nations, identities of Jehoiachin and Belshazzar with Daniel's visions, Nebuchadnezzar's fate and Zedekiah’s eyes, the fate of Gedaliah’s captives, Jeremiah’s Lamentations and the authorship of Lamentations, and Ezekiel’s renown for Noah Daniel and Job as righteous men.
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Jerusalem
Jerae
Ereklel
Jehoiachin
Belshanzar
Daniel
Dan
Nebuchidnesvar
Gedalian
Camp for Girls at Summer Park Seeks Restful Vacation
A lengthy notice promotes Mt Lake Park as a summer resort offering a safe outdoor environment for children and a quiet retreat for parents. It highlights the Interdenominational School of Missions in early August, details camp for girls age twelve and up, with supervision by Christian women, home cooked meals, and activities including hikes, motor trips, games, and social events. Rates for girls start at 10 per week, and a full program with instructors and housing details will follow.
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Mt. Lake Parl
Inferienominational School of Missions
Louis G. Klein
Foster B. Davis
Minority Report Denounced by Other Members
The report notes dissenting board members urging employees to strike against a board decision. It accuses them of incitement and misrepresenting the majority’s language to pressure labor and frame the employer as outraged by the ruling. The piece defends the act as a misinterpretation.
Railroads face tax rise if minority budgets adopted
The debate centers on minority budgets for railroads, arguing adoption would cost hundreds of millions annually and shift costs to freight rates. Proponents warn such changes echo socialist trends seen in Russia, stressing economics cannot be perfectly controlled. Arthur O. Wherton and Albert Philips sign the minority report amid continuing investigation by W. L. McMent.
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Thieldey Dene Tb Tess Pemsloves
Russia
Arthur O. Wherton
Albert Philips
W. L. McMentmen
Fruit Growers Saved Money Through Spraying Advice
Berkeley County fruit grower saved 400 to 500 dollars by following extension expert spray guidance at Inwood packing plant. Other growers misapplied lime sulfur or skipped key sprays, resulting in poor fruit quality and losses. Demonstrations at Martinsburg show disease identification, cedar rust control, and timing of sprays as critical for marketable Rome Beauties and other varieties.
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Panhandle
Berkeley County
Hardy County
Rome
Orebadists
Mien
People's Trust Company
Martinsburg
Yorks
Grimes
Spraying Practices Draw Attention to Technique
The text critiques spray techniques noting some crews focus on the quantity of spray rather than the thoroughness and quality of application. It argues that effective spraying requires proper methods and attention to detail over sheer volume.
C E Convention Opens Next Week in Charleston
The twenty eighth annual Christian Endeavor Union convention will open at the Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church in Charleston next Wednesday and run for three days. Welcome addresses will be given by Grant P. Hall mayor, Rev F C Brown, and Walter S. Robins. speakers include Dr Ira Landrith Dr A La Verne and Dr Renwick H Martin with closing remarks by Dr S G Bond. Real estate transfers and guardians named by county court are listed, including bonds and trustees for several infant heirs and estates.
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West Virginia
Christien Endesvar Union
Bream Memorial Preebyterian Church
Charleston
Grant P. Hall
F. C. Brown
Convention Church
Walter S. Robins
City Christian Endeavor Union
Hey. GH. L. Beeman
Grattan
C. B. Hetzler
Ira Landrith
Chica
United Society of Christian Endesvor
A. la Verne
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
RenWick H. Martin
Tttsbureh
Antonio Tutalia
Michael Cologrossi
Webb Amos
Charles
Richard B
Maurine Amos
Charles Amos
Walter Hibbs
Lee
Elizabeth Eleanor Dortha Louise
Winifred Jane
Chlco Hibbs
Ashby Rice
Suardian
Margaret Louise
Ollver Ashby
Beirs
Oliver J. Rice
Frank DeMoss
Nellie DeMoss
Weir
Pre
I. Rice
W. B. Brock
Fairmont
Non Union Mine Fields Reaping Continues
Non union mine fields report continued production across Northern West Virginia. Morgantown & Kingwood and Monongah divisions drive output with hundreds of carloads daily, while empties orders rise and miners meetings and labor actions unfold amid a shifting landscape of unions and employers.
Logan deputy killing trial features state official testimony
West Virginia Attorney General England testified in the murder trial of Blair minister J B Wilburn. He described the Logan Boone County border as volatile and said deputy conduct toward the United Mine Workers of America was not entirely good. Wilburn denied participating in the field.
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Logan
Gore
Wilburn
T. England
West Virginia
J B. Wilburn
Blair
Pedre
Boone County
England
United Ming Workers of America
Price levels of coal decline across regions
Coal prices fell a quarter dollar as new union demand rises in Kentucky and West Virginia while catecholamine rates ease. Freight shifts show limited coal car movements across Monongah, Charleston, and Monongahela divisions with B&O securing most rail fuel loads and overall eastbound shipments remaining brisk. Personal notes report executives visiting New York and hospitals easing in Grand Rapids, with improved coal operations at Consolidation Coal.
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Union
Kentucky
West Virginia
Yates
R.R
Mononcah
Charlston
By & O
B_ Hutchinson
Hutchinson Coal Co
New York City
Harry B
Clare Toal Interests
A.W. Patton
Patton Coal Co
Walkersbane
W. W. Ferguson
Fairmont
Grand Rapids
Marriage Licenses Recorded in County Clerk Office
The county clerk records marriages involving George Crone Jr. and Susie Frances Stallman, both of Front George Crone St, with consent given in person. Also listed are CD Bilingster and Alice Watson, with Watson noted as the girl's father, giving consent.
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Lee N. Satterfield
George Crone Jr
Susie Frances Stallman
Front
George Crone
Bilingster
Alice Watson
Fairmont
Watson
Censorship debate at Woman's Club and film notes in Fairmont
The column discusses censorship concerns tied to a Woman's Club session and critiques a local film program. It mentions Beha Dontils and a Princess feature, with scenes in Guha and the United States, plus liquor enforcement themes and revenue officer actions. Also notes Dixie theater screenings, Bebe Daniels, and a Western story with Jack Holt and a murder hunt.
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Beha Dontils
Fama
Guha
United States
Avary
Miss Daniels
Drese
News
Corey
Fred Stone
Red Stone
Fox News
The
Dixie
Bebe Daniels
Jack Maltin
Ig Grande
Colonel Haddington
Bob
Jack Holt
Risers
Murde
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Jamison No
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Farmont
Patrick Bickley
Rosedale
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the New Market Shoe Shop
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