Morgan Family Reunion and Brown Family Picnic Notes
The Morgan family plans its second annual reunion at Mount Zion Methodist Episcopal Grove on Sunday August 20 with an 11 AM program, addresses by B Y Morgan M Earl Morgan and others, afternoon music by Glenn Arnet and Florence Powell readings, and remarks by Congressman Jennings Randolph. officers and committee members are listed. The Brown family held its ninth annual reunion August 13 at the Brown church grove with a picnic dinner and a program including recitations readings and addresses by Rev Eugene Dick and C G Brown. officers were elected for the coming year and a program committee named.
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Glenn Arnet
Adda May Murphy
Buhl Shahan
Elkins
Florence Powell
Jennings Randolph
French Morgan
Washington
D.C
Jackson V. Blair, Jr
Mary E. Anderson
Bailey Y. Morgan
E. A. Grose
Bruce Morgan
Will Morgan
W. Morgan
Mary Morgan West
Dayton Grubb
Oliver Carpenter
Robert Moran
Hazel Morgan
Morgan Morgan
Brown Church
Grafton Country Club
Nati
Eugene
Eleanor Rogers
Frances Hugill
Doris Anne Bush
Hannah
Alice Evelyn Clem
Helen Brown
Eugene Dick
Donald Rogers
C. G Brown
Fairmont
B. G. Brown
Karl Clem
Clyde Brown
Gray“z
Southern Methodist
Southern Methodist Church
James Cross
Mary Annis Powell
Charles Hail
Hymm
Paul McDaniel
Billie Mitter
My Beauty Hint Dorothy Lee Artist's Model
Dorothy Lee, an artist model, urges a simple beauty routine. She says rest, wholesome foods, fresh air, and moderate exercise keep a girl looking fresh better than cosmetic preparations.
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Dorothy “Lee
City Nabbed Nifty New Racket In Street Trade
A dubious scheme selling “callahams” as country cured ham prompted Chief Henderson to intervene on West Main. Promoters Fred Spivey and J Welch faced detention on unlicensed vending charges and were slated for a hearing before Mayor Charles O. King Wednesday morning.
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Henderson
West Main Street
Fred Spivey
Chestnut Street
St. Marys
J. Welch
Parkersburg
Charles O. King
Mead Arraigne on Fugitive Writ
William Filmer Mead, reputed international confidence man, was arraigned in Chicago on a fugitive warrant for swindling W. J. Hamilton of Lima Ohio out of $63 000 in a fraudulent securities deal. Hearing continued to September 2 pending extradition and receipt of information from 28 cities with linked charges.
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Chicago
William Filmer Mead
W. J. Hamilton
Lima
Ohio
Births and a garden marvel from Arden and Charlotte
Mr and Mrs Clarence Mike McCue welcomed a son named Thomas Patrick eight pounds eight and a half ounces born Saturday August 12. Mr and Mrs Ira Robinson of Arden Barbour County announced a son born Friday August 11. The mother was formerly Miss Dale Ryan. A cucumber grown by Henry Galloway of Charlotte North Carolina weighed 234 pounds and measured 44 inches long.
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Clarence
Mike” McCue
Thomas Patrick
Ira Robinson
Arden
Barbour County
Dale ‘Ryan
Henry Galloway
Charlotte, N.C
Buckles Buttons Lead Jewelry Trend in Fashion
High necklines bows and frills shift focus to buckles and buttons as key adornments. Tailored sports dresses feature minimal jewelry with colorful buckles and diagonal striped square buttons. Short sleeves pair with bracelets including a white galalith bracelet and carved ring in coral tones. A new long Ascot tie pin completes the set.
False Fire Alarm Sends Fire Dept on Brief Scan
A 7 30 p m alarm drew the city fire department to Pugh Waters wholesale house on McGraw avenue where no fire was found Chief Roy Warne redirected the truck after no blaze was located The origin of the call remains unidentified Mayor King praised the alert of the citizen who reported smoke from the smokestack saying the department can afford rare false alarms to prevent a larger disaster
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City Fire Department
Pugh Waters Wholesale
Roy Warne
Pugh Ham
McGraw Avenue
King
Lawler To Speak At Baptist Meet In Philippi
Philippi August 15 Rev Dr A B Kelley state Baptist secretary opened the twenty fourth annual state Baptist assembly here yesterday morning Rev T B Lawler Lumberport will deliver the inspirational address at eleven o’clock this morning Rev Dr Julius Fischback Morgantown newly elected president presented A Story in Crayons in the auditorium tonight following vesper services led by Rev Dr Robert F Caverlee of Fredericksburg Virginia
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Philippi
A. 8. Kelley
Parkersburg
T. B. Lawler
Lumberport
Julius Fischback
Morgantown
Assembly
A.story
Auditorum
Robert F. Caverlee
Fredericksburg
Jurors Take Picnic With Baliff In Bellingham
In Bellingham Washington a female bailiff in the superior courts organized a picnic for jurors and their families at a nearby park. The event drew interest for its community touch and enjoyment outside the courtroom.
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Bellingham
Wash
In memory of Hazel Mary Robison on the day
An obituary style memory poem honors Hazel Mary Robison who passed away one year ago on August 15 1932. The verse speaks of night, crossing a river, and a new work begun in a land of glory amid blue and gold skies. It expresses enduring love and greetings at sunset.
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Hazel Mary Robison
Father charged inhuman beating of five year old Betty
Newburg August 15 George Knight a Reconstruction Finance Corporation worker from Chestnut Ridge was held for the grand jury and remanded to Preston county jail after a hearing. Prosecutor Snyder said Betty’s body showed severe bruises and Knight admitted whipping her though claiming it was not harder than usual. He allegedly beat her with a large rubber hose over her berry picking dispute and used a bucket.
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Newburg
Betty
George Knight
Knight
Coal Operators Called To Meeting Tomorrow
Washington dispatch reports industrial administrator Hugh Johnson called bituminous coal operators to meet tomorrow instead of August 22. Sources say they will be told to craft a code acceptable to all or the administration will draft one itself.
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Washington
Hugh 8. Johnson
Mystery blast damages Webster Springs home
Local authorities hunt for motive and culprit after a heavy blast partly wrecked Charles Curtis’s home in Dorrtown, one mile from Webster Springs, late Saturday night. Two windows were blown out by dynamite or blasting powder on the premises. The blast was heard for miles, and no suspect or motive is yet known. The Curtis residence is owned by J. P. White and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. White and Sons
Marconi Announces New Marvel in Radio
Rome August 15 Guglielmo Marconi the Italian wireless inventor reported to the science department of the Royal Academy that microwaves a foot and a half long can travel over distances beyond direct line of sight and through obstacles. Previous tests suggested line of sight limits.
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Rome
Sciencé Department
Royal ‘Academy
Guglielmo Marconi
Italy
First Convictions In Drive To End Doping Race Horses
Federal judge Lindsay sentenced three men for sale and possession of narcotics tied to Arlington Park raid. Chauncey Berger received three years, John Pride and William Cooney two years each. Also noted: North Carolina reports 1335 no accident school bus drivers in 44 counties.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
William C. Lindsay
Levenworth Penitentiary
Chauncey Berger
John Pride
William Cooney
The
North Carolina Motor Club
Epworth League Institute Opens With Record Enrollment
Buckhannon August 15 with 250 enrolled exceeding last year by over 100 the seventeenth annual Epworth League Institute began on the West Virginia Wesleyan College campus. Minor W Sprague of Logan directed recreation and planned events as Rev. Claude E B Goodwin Byron Flory and G C Stratton led three groups.
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Buckhannon
Epworth League Institute
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Wesleyan Gymnasium
Minor W. Sprague
Logan
Claude EB. Goodwin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Byron Flory
Clarksburg
G. C. Stratton
Belington
Hallie Bonar
Moundsville
J.E. Hanifan
Rainelle
Arthur — Lazenby
Rowlesburg
M. S. Collins
Charleston
Arthur Lazenby
P. E. Chamberline
Thomas
Eugene Modlin
Kitemiller
Halslie Bonar
Margaret Signoose
J. Kenneth Shaver
Elm Grove
A. Coleman Brown
Huntington
Argyle Knight
W. Sprague
Hospital Notes: surgeries and discharges at City Hospital
Robert Hurshburger of Moatsville had a tonsillar operation at City Hospital yesterday. Bernice Hildreth of Keyser had a minor operation Monday. Russie Johnson of Park View, who recently had a major operation at City Hospital, was discharged yesterday.
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Robert Hurshburger
Moatsville
Bernice Hildreth
Keyser
Russie Johnson
Park ‘|View
Dinner Menu With Pickle Recipes and Steps
The menu lists Jellied Veal Loaf with Creamed Potatoes and Salad, and provides detailed home canning guidance for Mammy's Watermelon Pickles and Bread and Butter Pickles. It includes ingredient ratios, steps for preparing watermelon rind, spices in a cloth bag, and canning directions for storage.
10000 Striking Hosiery Workers Return To Jobs
Reading Pa Aug 15 10000 striking hosiery workers return to jobs after two months on strike for union recognition. First to return were winders and silk throwers whose tasks unlock other departments, cheery greetings exchanged with bosses as operations resume.
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Reading
War Debt Talks Likely Start in October in Washington
Secretary Hull said discussions on the war debt question would begin in early October when Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, Britain's economic adviser, arrives in Washington for preliminary talks on behalf of Great Britain.
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Washington
Hull
Frederick Leith-Ross
Great Britain
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