Moose Legion Frolic Sunday at Local Moose Hall
Moose Legion Frolic scheduled for 1:30 PM Sunday at the Moose hall on Capitol Street as a prelude to the international convention at Mooseheart Illinois starting June 30. Led by H C Brown and C G Anderson of Mount Hope lodge, the program precedes a rally expected to draw hundreds of members, wives, and friends from the state.
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Moose Legion
Rolic
Moose
Capitol Street
Lodge
Mooseheart
Ill
H.C. Brown
Great North Moose
C. G. Anderson
Mount Hope Lodge
Mooseheart Institution
Mlingis
J. Pleasants
Thomas Cash
C. E. Haymaker
H. B. Dotson
Rey Cantrell
Charleston Lodge
Women of the Moose
Pennsylvania Avenue
Inspector to Inspect Charleston Naval Recruiting Station
Lieut. Frank Monroe of Richmond Virginia will inspect the Charleston naval recruiting station in the city building on Tuesday. The visit aims to review facilities and procedures for enlistment and support.
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Frank Monroe
Richmond
Charleston
Laredo Mexico City Highway Ready At Cost Of Young Engineer
Mexico City June 17 A 40 year old Mexican engineer near blindness from long hard work hails completion of the Mexico City Laredo automobile highway. Cuevas eight years out of university led the effort while other workers battled landslides and rains to finish the last 100 miles through the Sierra Madre. Total cost around 1 100000 with sections costing up to 83000 a mile. The road climbs from Nuevo Laredo to 7800 feet near San Vicente Hidalgo then descends to Mexico City after passing through Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas.
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Laredo
Mexico City
J. PB. McKnight
Americas
Cuevas
Department Sail
Nuevo Laredo
Monterrey
Sierra Madre
Jacala
Hiladgo
Matlapa
San Luis Potosi
Nuevo
Nuevo Leon
Méera Leon
Tasmaniapas
Bun Lag Potosi
Taman
San Luis Potosi-Hiladgo
Stuart
San Vicente
Hidalgo
Freniat
Midalgo de la Canvepeina
Texas
Mexico
Land of the Sky
Millions Use Medicated Cream to Believe Skin Faults
An old advertisement promotes Noxzema Medicated Dream cream for itching skin irritations and quick healing. It cites uses for burns eczema pimples chapped hands and chafing and claims over 12 million jars sold yearly with a 15 cent trial offer.
Farm Women's Clubs Form in Cedar Grove Area
A farm women's club organized at Mrs J Gillispie home in Cedar Grove under county agent Eleanor McClung. Nell Marti elected president and J Gillispie secretary treasurer. Union district club to meet at Mrs Cunningham's Lower Falls home. Elle district club to meet at J B McLaughlin Big Chairman at eleven. Diamond club meeting featured talks and an exhibit of artistic craft work led by Mr Whiteing with Mrs R L Critchfield as hostess.
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J. Gillispie
Cedar Grove
Eleanor McClung
Glenn
Nell Marti
4. Gillispie
Union District Farm Woman's Club
Cc.b. Cunningham
Lower Falls
Elle District Farm Womans Club
J.B. McLaughlin
Big Chimary
Diamond Farm Woman's Club
Whiteing
R. Li. Critchfield
Bonds Renewed in Four Man Tax Fraud Case
Judge S Collett Littlepage renewed the bonds of four men indicted for defrauding the state through fake gasoline tax refund vouchers. The defendants F C Horn former budget director D E Horn his brother S T White of Boone County and R A Shinn of Ripley did not appear when trial dates were set. A jury previously failed to verdict Ruth Milam charged as an accessory before the fact in asking Ray Berry to wash a fraudulent check.
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S. Collett Littlepage
F.C. Horn
D. E. Horn
S. T. White
Boone County
R. A. Shinn
Ripley
Ruth Milam
Ray Berry
Freight Delivery Concern Opens Charleston Office
The Universal Carloading and Distributing company and the Overland Tackade Freight divisions have opened an office in Charleston at the New York Central freight terminal on Smith and Broad street. R. FE Gracewin was transferred from Huntington. The firm will operate a door delivery service for freight to and from Charleston and employs six men.
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Universal Carloading and Distributing Company
Overland Tackade Freight Com
United States Freight Company
Charleston
New York Central
Smith and Broad Street
R. FE
Gracewin
Huntington
Maj Harry T Chapin to Attend Worcester Reunion
Maj Harry T Chapin will attend the Second Massachusetts Volunteer Infant Companions reunion to honor veterans of the Antillian war. He led the naval ordnance plant crew and will participate in dedicating a wax memorial tablet around Worcester city hall. He plans to visit Monson and Springfield, his boyhood and wartime homes.
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Harry T. Chapin
Naval Ordnance
Massachusetts Volunteer
Cavin
Pepart
Worcester City
Monson
Mass
Springfir
Naval Ordnance Plant
Hungarys tip ban draws guests amid hostels and inns
Hungary implements a tip ban requiring staff to refuse gratuities while managers may add up to 15 percent service charge. The policy sparks mixed reception among travelers at hotels and dining venues as Britain’s historic labor groups adjust ties with a national union merger.
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Hungary
Vanderbilt Heiress Granted Uncontested Divorced
Reno Nev June 17 Mrs Muriel Vanderbilt Phelps heiress was granted an uncontested divorce from Henry Dela field Phelps on cruelty charges. Judge Curter sealed testimony in eight minutes as the couple, married September 11 1941 at Massapequa NY, parted amid a dramatic chase by Mrs Phelps.
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Reno. Nev
Muriel Vanderbilt Phelps
Henry Delafield Phelps
B. F. Curter
Townsend Plan Group to Elect Delegate in Charleston
Townsend Old Age Revolving Plan group meets at court hall tonight to elect a representative to the national Townsend plan convention on July 15 in Cleveland. F W Simmons and Newman are involved in leadership. Wyatt Matthews to be succeeded, temporary officers to be elected.
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Charleston Club
Townsend
Court Hall
Cleveland
F. W. Simmons
Sues
Newman
D. A
Wyatt Matthews
First Presbyterian Vacation School Closes With Morning Exercises
Closing exercises of the First Presbyterian vacation school are set for tomorrow at ten oclock in the church educational building. Programs from Beginners, primary, and junior departments will each run about thirty minutes. Enrollment reached 117 with an average attendance around 90.
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First Presbyterian
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