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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

12

Trio of Boston Hurlers Touched for Dozen Hits

Boston on June 1 suffered a 6 to 2 loss as Brooklyn pitchers struck for 12 hits off three Boston hurlers led by Elliott who yielded four. Herman lofted a homer into the right field bleachers with two on, while Hendrick and Partridge figured in multiple plays. Brooklyn collected 12 on Boston pitching, while Boston tallied two in the final innings.

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Mussolini Aims To Rewrite Italy’s Legal Codes

Rome May 22 Mussolini will stand as arbiter of Europe shaping Italy’s codes under his orders. Rocco plans a “Code Mussolini” to rival Napoleon’s Code in scope, with reform seen as politics and law. Work began in 1974, with commercial and civil codes targeted for major revisions and rights for labor codified.

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Women Drive Change in English Farms Amid Labor Shift

London report shows 3000 fewer men on English farms in 1926 as women and girls take over more work. The agricultural department notes 82,949 women now employed, with farmers shifting from crop cultivation to cattle and breeding. Output rises in poultry and livestock, with cattle totals reaching 8,253,000, 99,000 more than 1926.

London England Wales

Bria nd Declares Marriage Taboo

Paris Aristide Bridd, Prance's great bachelor statesman, denies rumors he will renounce celibacy for the third time in weeks. He says he will not marry and would not wed an old young one. Dover cliffs near Frinton face erosion, with warning waves predicting ten years until collapse.

Paris Aristide Bridd Prance Rusmors Dover Eng Frinton Cot Maud

Silk hats make London comeback urged by church leader

The Brompton parish church preacher, Reverend E. L. Macausey, urged reviving the old silk hat on Sundays to honor rest and the living. He recalled a time when men wore top hats to church and argued for daily use as a sign of civility and tradition.

London Gantrath Toin L. Macausey St. Andrews Stoke-Newington Brompton Ana

Logan Ex, P A. members hosted at Sulphur Springs party

Miss Mary Griffin and Miss Rose Patterson were honored guests at a Logan News Ex P A gathering in Sulphur Springs on Friday evening. Several local figures attended including Mrs E Rogers and many residents. Miss Griffin to study at the Conservatory of Music and Miss Patterson to return to Hogenville Kentucky for summer. The Waltons returned home after visiting and Rev A J Walton preached the baccalaureate. A freshman picnic and alumni banquet at Hotel Aracoms were noted with officials and musicians listed.

P. A Sulphur Springs Mary Giffin Rose Patterson Mini Giffin Giocionat Conservatory of Music Aliss Patterson Logan Hogenville Kentucky E. Rogers and Marg Neal Blankenteckler Prank White J. A. Smith J. Clinton Crumpler Norris Blose Mra H. Austin J. M. Austin Mary Griffin Roge Patterson Mary Norvell Adams Floyd Mulling Burn Modiey Mildred Cooper Waltons A. J. Welton Greggory Overland Hunterington Logan Nn P.O. Woermer Walton Logan High School Nighbart Memorial Church Roth Weinlesse Olier Pepi Mise Maude Swan Nias Ciara Gafford J. C. Paregue F. A. McCalister Hare Mirs Frank ¥Itne Elizabeth Thomas Amslia Love Logan Cevtmt Peravndl Mir E. M. Carper Charleston Rupert Kelly F. Murphy B. &. Holland Parkersburg T. M. Httley Huntington Mery Chafin Mies Fogey Thompson Birs Devid Cheatum Man Fh. Morgan J. A. Watson St. Albins A. A. Watson Disa Gladys Worrin Portsmouth Ted Peck Narcus Wells Cincinnati Jee Wells R. A. Jenkins Virginia Jenkins Morlie Chifin Bill Gardner Williams Kerwooden Mina Tilizabeth Wallace Chaflin Bluefield Bernard Johnson Bis BL. Murray E. Prenton Farley Midelburg Carl Bhelton Rawth Hurria Medical College of Virginia Richmond Borris New York Europe Hugh Patterson Bedford Elains Gradle Darxesbors Katherine Starkes Willem Francia Cintinnat Logan Banner R.A. Bickel Miss Roberts Bari Stone

Ford Denies Lindbergh Job Offer Report

Detroit June 1. Henry Ford says a report Captain Charles Lindbergh was offered a position in Ford Motor aircraft division is fabrication. Ford asserts no offer was made, never contemplated, and the claim has no foundation. Liebold notes no communication with Lindbergh by cable.

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Community events highlight Friday gatherings and showers

The text lists multiple social events including a surprise shower for Miss Mary Griffin at the First Baptist Church parlor, a banquet hosted by Circle 3 of the Nightbert Missionary Society with musical and literary performances, and birthday celebrations for husbands of hostesses Mrs. V. A. Fisher and Mrs. L. M. Johnson. Also noted are pre-nuptial gifts for Elizabeth Thurmond and other informal gatherings at Sulphur Springs and Sulphur Bathing areas with attendees named.

Mary Griffin Cincinnati Gonzervatory of Music First Baptist T. Bf. Austin Gittin J. RB. Ridgeway E. Cavarlee Virginia Austin Helen Binith Mary ‘Itz Rachel Townsend Blanche Townsend Dorothy Henderson Eloise Cavarlies Javalta Buskirk Mathilda Brigh Wilma Ridgeway Madiey Girele 3 Nighbert Missionary Society Ray Barnes William Rexrode D. W. Miller G. R. Claypool George Ettele Amosetta Wilson Nancy Rife J. B. Cunningham Donny Browning P. W. Massey Princeton V. A. Fleher Mra. L. M. Johnson V. A. Fisher L. M. John Indie Brown May Irwin Cook W. W. Campbell Addison Fisher Harlan McNeer Frank Tty McNeer W. A. Fisher Misa Elizabeth Thurmond Robert Taylor Moore C. ©. Campbell Jack Taylor Nela Blankenbeckler E- Pinnel V. B. Browning Dala Wiley Morris Kirk Lennis Honaker Charles Baldwin Harry C. Duty Guy Eversole Mark Sutphir Hy Mf. Carper Misses Rosa Pattarson Proocen Saunders Annk Copley Virginia Hurst Lore Bloxavid Lucy Hawley

Birthday Celebrations and Local Outing Highlights

A birthday party for Uitte 3uss Allds Greenbank drew many friends for outdoor games. Guests included Evelyn Goldman, Margaret McNetner, Doris Bradley, and others. Local families, teachers, and chaperones hosted and served refreshments.

Uitte 3Uss Allds Greenbank Evelyn Goldman Margret McNetner Doris Bradley Mary Frances Chatin Charlotte Ghatin Clara ‘Wine Halen Frances McGuire Eliba Beth McGuire Shirley Michaelson Evelyn Ward William Rexrody Mil Gred Rexrode Katherina Sturkea Blaine Grable Takesboro Aisted Mra. T. A. Greenbank The Hoses

Indians batter way to 14-1 win over Detroiters

Cleveland hits surge in a 14 to 1 victory over Detroit in the afternoon game. Four Detroit pitchers were taxed as Cleveland collected 20 hits and built a commanding lead. Hudlin, Jamieson, Nels, Hodapp, and Wells starred with key hits as Detroit bullpen struggled to contain the onslaught.

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Crance's Best Girls Given Honor Wreaths

The page notes Crance's Best Girls receiving honor wreaths and prize money amid a village ceremony. Local families such as Watsons, Jenkinses, and Kerwooden are mentioned visiting Charleston and Huntington. The article recounts a broad social scene with relatives, travels to Portsmouth and Midelburg, and mentions a France related royal prize of virtue dating back to Saint Madira.

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Red Sox Manage Even Break In Senator Series

Washington held to seven runs as Boston earns an even split with the Senators in an afternoon game. The Red Sox totaled ten hits, with Stewart driving in runs and Marberry pitching six innings. Umpires Dineen and Mary umpire the game, time of game 1 hour 64 minutes.

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French Housekeepers Seek Eight Hour Day in Paris

Paris reports the eight hour day movement for French housewives. A congress of hygiene discussed home comfort, electric power, heating, kitchens, and plumbing. Architects and experts examined room layouts and labor-saving devices as demonstrations showed modern appliances and time-saving methods.

Paris

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