Local News Briefs From High View West Virginia
Jan 19 reports from High View locals including visits by Mrs Pletcher and Mr Blery Seldon to Mrs Pletcher, Oates and Jackson households, Grace White returning home from Fair View, and mentions of Helen Hook and the Winkfield family with several other local names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VINW
W.va
Blery Seldon
Ta Jackson
Pletcher
Kina
Chlistine Oates
Cody Juanita Jackson
Oates
Grace White
Fair View
Helen Hook
L. J. Hook
George Winkfield
Dorothy
Hazel
W. EB. Oates
Larrick
Arble Larrick’s Odd Sleep Talk Sparks Talk
A fragment states Arble Larrick is going to sleep and jokes about getting slong and comfort, reflecting nonsensical or garbled OCR text without clear news context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arble Larrick
Porter East buried after long care by city worker
Harry BE. Ranson, a colored city employee in Manchester, kept Uncle Porter East for three years supplying food lodging and clothing. After medical care was sought he was sent to the parish farm where he died. His funeral was held at 2 PM with services by a local colored minister. He had no known relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter East
City of
Manchester
Tts
Harry BE. Ranson
Auelo Porter
Harry
Winchester
Morning Meetings Debate Ends With Prayerful Conclusion
A morning service featured a debate between opposing views as Rev. D.F. Futsler led the congregation in prayer for the unsaved and the doubting after affirming personal faith and the heavenly hope.
Prayerful Revival Messages Stir Faith and Loss at Service
An evangelist led morning prayers urging believers to seek God’s presence and belief that prayers are answered. He shared a personal tale of faith, family loss, and a dog named Tige, illustrating childlike trust and the need to act with natural devotion in daily life.
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Satan
Dr. Bridgers
Louisville
Jesua
Daddy
God
Jesus
L. Mever
Tiget
Tige
Escaped Bank Robber Says He Will Die Before Surrender
John Mayo, an escaped Tulsa county jail convict armed with a machine gun and pistols, told Tulsa World reporter Walter Biscup he would never surrender. He blamed betrayal by his wife and federal officials for the breakout and his 21 year sentence, and described planning the escape after learning of unfulfilled parole promises. Mayo warned he may be killed rather than return to jail.
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Avila
John Mayo
Tulsa
Tulsa World
Mayo
Leavenworth
Walter Biscup
The
World
Mayo’s
Biscup
Bob Sanford
Sanford
Johnnie
Public Auction of 80 Acre Pierce Real Estate in Virginia
Special commissioners announce a public sale of two connected parcels in Frederick County Virginia. The auction on February 19 1927 at Winchester Courthouse front steps will offer 61 acres and 80 acres with terms requiring one third cash and the rest in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust. Plats available at James P Reardon's office.
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Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Naomi Pierce “ Hatchey
Conley R. Pierce
Winchester
Boutherm
Ned Ry
Amos Market
Pierce Trac
Campbell
Amos Pierce
Opequon
Frederick County
Virginia
Steck
Cooper
Cormer
Augustus C. Pie
Pierce “Orchard
Pierce
James P. Reardon
ERT
T. Barton
James P. Reardow
Harry R. Kern
John M. Steck
Dunn & Duval
Brannon
County of
Frederi
Ots
Astate
Lausanne Treaty With Turkey Defeated in Senate
Washington reports the Senate rejected the Lausanne Treaty to reestablish commercial relations with Turkey. The vote behind closed doors ended a long debate with Democrats united against the pact over Turkey’s treatment of Christian peoples and the loss of most favored nation status. State Department officials face an unclear path forward without precedent as relations with Turkey now lack formal channels.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
St H
Pittmenyat
Turkey
Swanigh
King
jDemocrat
Utah
United States
State Department
Ameri Pateckion
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High View
Harry Ransom
Uncle Porter East
D.F. Futsler
Ros
Jeres
Betsy Ross
Beck’s Baking Corporation
Wey
Lausanne
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