West Virginia World Wide Guild House Party Opens
The 17th annual West Virginia World Wide guild house party begins at the First Baptist church of South Charleston today through Sunday with about 300 girls from across the state. Notable speakers include Mrs. Irene Lovett Miss Marian Bih Mrs Elizabeth Turner and Mrs J C Hill in a program themed Bells.
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West Virginia
Russell Foglesong
E. A. McCandress
Lester Faigley
H. L. Parkin
W. L. Gwinn
J. W. Ayers, Jr
Margaret Carter
Wm. Petit
W. D. Evans
Lionel Gray
Marie Ball
Carbondale Guild
Irene ‘Lovett
Nellie Drummond
Buckhannon
Irene Lovett
Bells of Knowledge
Arnoldsburg
Ronceverte
Hurricane
Marian Bih
G. E. Bartlett
J. C.hill
C. H. Harrington
E. F. Kincaid
Nual
South Charleston High School
Wayne Taylor
Elizabeth Turner
First Baptist Church
H. L. Parkinson
South Charleston Guild
South Charleston Green House
Tentmaker Loses Royal Garden Party Admittance Card
William R. Russell a tentmaker, earned but lost admission to the royal garden party. Police search for card No. 68 while Washington marks a four hour holiday, schools close, and stores board windows. Queen Elizabeth drew crowds as WPA hearings continued and congressmen planned attire and quips for the event.
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Washington
William R. Russell
Russell
Royal Garden
Pennsylvania Avenue
Janitor’s Alarm Traps 12 Church Robbers in Chicago
Chicago janitor Jerry Plisic installed a church wide electric alarm at St. Jerome’s. Police arrested Emil Weller and Henry Fisher, both teens from Los Celos, for stealing $1.75. Plisic says this brings his total catch to 12 thieves caught by his system.
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Chicago
INS
Jerry Plisic
St. Jerome’s Catholic Church
Jerry
Emil Weller
Henry Fisher
Los Celes
Burns Suit Settled As $3,000 Dispute Dismissed
In Chicago on June 8 the suit of Bob Burns, a screen and radio comedian, for $3,000 against Esquire Features Inc. over newspaper articles was dismissed after an out of court settlement was announced in superior court.
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Chicago
INS
Bob Burns
Esquire Features, Inc
Burns
Queen to Have Some Waiter After 27 Years
New York dispatch says Joseph Lewis a 59 year old Waldorf Astoria waiter plans to serve his old friend now queen of England he waited on as a 10 year old girl twenty seven years ago. Lewis recalls time at Clamis castle from 1910 to 1912.
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New York
Joseph Lewis
England
Lewis
Waldorf Astoria
Clamis Castle
Portuguese Destroyer Tejo to Visit World's Fair
The Portuguese destroyer Tejo will arrive in New York tomorrow for a week long goodwill visit to the World's Fair. She sails to New Bedford, Massachusetts on June 15 for a two day stay and will be decorated with gala flags to honor Portugal's Day of the Race.
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New York
INS
Tejo
New Bedford
Mass
New England
Boy Held for Ransom Found With Governess in San Jose
Five year old Krehe Osborne abducted from a San Francisco home by his governess Miss Graham Gaylord aged 19 was discovered with her in a San Jose hotel. Gaylord allegedly demanded 1600 dollars under threat of harming the child and was taken into custody by police.
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San Jose
Calif
INS
San Francisco
Krehe Osborne
Graham Gaylord
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D.okla
Mercury
Mrs. Roosevelt
White House
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Elizabeth
House
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Texas
Rep. Martin
Massachusetts
Baby Brownie
Eastman
Galperin
Capitol St
Cox’s
Summer
Browne Vintners Co., Inc
N.Y
Portugese
Boy
Virginia Street
West
West Virginia Sand & Gravel Co
Standard Brick & Supply Co
Cox's
A. W. Cox
Goss-Amour
the Foundation
U.S
Gossard
Saddle Oxfords
A. W. Cox Dept
Rogers
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