Community Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
A string of society items from Mrs. Albert Sans Owens and other hosts details a roast at 800 Robley Street with guests from Washington and Weston, a Grace and Grit class gathering led by Miss Ruby McFadden, and a birthday party for Richard and Ray Jackson. Also covered are Wesley Chapel’s annual church picnic at Oak Grove with Prof. Groves, a First Baptist lawn party in Grafton, Naomi Robinson’s social evening with numerous attendees, a Dunn-Dawl-Dunn wedding near Middleville, and the upcoming McVicker family reunion at Grafton Park with a September 3 date and basket-collecting invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sansow
Robley Street
Louise
Mary Sturms
Helen Ronizinger
Weston
Mildred
Bernard Bunner
Washington, Pa
Robert Cahill
Washington
Evelyn Reed
Elizabeth
Richard Redinger
Helen Delaney
George Delaney
Johnie Delaney
Dickie Delaney
Albert ‘Sansbury, Jr
Raymond Sansbury
Neil Sansbury
Wesley Chapel Sunday School
Oak Grove
I. F. Groves
Morgantown
Dunn-Dawl
Marguerite Dawl
Middleville
James Dawl
J. A. Dunn
Canton Tire and Battery Corporation
Canton
Daws
F. C. Riddle
Baptist Church
McVicker
Grafton Park
Truman McVicker
Bertie Thompson
iMy Beauty Hint for Golden Red Hair Color
A screen actress shares a home hair tip to maintain golden red color. After shampooing, apply chamomile tea then dry in the sun. The method yields remarkable, though unverified, results.
Home Talent Carnival a Big Success at Feterman
The Junior Epworth League staged a two night street carnival at Main and Church in Feterman drawing a large crowd. Highlights included a boxing bout with Biff Ringler vs Sailor Boyard a bold tent show the Believe It or Not palm reader Mae White and various attractions and refreshments that raised funds for the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Feterman
Epworth
Biffo” Ringler
Bolyard
H. Rider Haggard
Brough
Local R. F. C. Heads to Charleston Meeting
Captain W. H. Arnold and A. Waller of the local R. F. C. offices have been summoned to Charleston on Monday and Tuesday to confer with the state welfare board regarding Taylor county's requirements for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Arnold
A Waller
Charlston
State Welfare Board
Taylor County
Local Personal Notices From City Morning Journal
Dr T W Helronimus Jr convalesces at home on Yates avenue with pneumonia showing some improvement Miss Merie Wilmoth visits Miss Geral dine Jackson of West Main street Mrs William Bolmer leaves for Alliquippi Pa to join husband employed by Pennsylvania and Lake Erie Railroad they plan to settle in New Brighton Pa Miss Maxine Yost visits sister Mildred Yost Knottsville road Mr and Mrs Earl Satterfield and son Earl Jr and Thomas and Virginia Hardman of Zanesville Ohio visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Bennett Knottsville road Dr W S Dunlop president of Broaddus College in city on business Mr and Mrs W S Burton and family return to Cumberland Md after visiting Mrs Burton's mother Mrs Mary Sharps of this city Mrs E H Davis of Latrobe Street leaves for Atlantic City Philadelphia and other eastern cities Leslie Shriver Route 4 visits on business Mrs Cora Jones Warder avenue undergoes major operation in City hospital Wilbur Ward returns from trip to Chillicothe Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Helronimus, Jr
Yates Avenue
Merie Wilmoth
Philippi
Geraldine Jackson
West Main Street
William Bolmer
Alliquippi
Pennsylvania and Lake Erie Railroad
New Breighton
Maxine Yost
Shinnston
Cumberland
Burton
Mary Sharps
E. H. Davis
Latrobe St
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Leslie Shriver
Route 4
Cora Jones
Warder Avenue
City Hospital
Wilbur Ward
Chillicothe
U S Deputy Marshal Threatened After Yacht Seizure Incident
Boston August 26 Federal authorities report U S Deputy Marshal George Murphy of Scituate has been under guard for days after threats to abduct and shoot him. Three men visited Murphy's home Monday night claiming his seizure of the yacht Pueblos and $60,000 cargo of liquor, plus the arrest of 12 men, provoked the threats. Murphy was not home. the threats were directed at his mother. Also note: the Hocking river name origin linked to Hock-Hocking in Lancaster Ohio. An Atlanta drug store night watchman reported burglars entering, stealing his trousers, watch and $34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S
George Murphy
Scituate
Murphy
Pueblos
Hocking River
Lancaster
Atlanta
The Nation Faces School Strain From End of Child Labor
Washington Aug 26 The NRA ended child labor removing 2 000 000 young workers raising questions about schooling. Educators warn of a shorter 1933 34 academic year 2 100 000 more students entering schools and a need for 60 000 teachers and 20 000 staff while funding remains tight and rural schools lag in repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
Washington
National Education Association
William G. Carr
Association
Re- Sur
Carr
Butler Turns From War To Talk Of Love
Major General Smedley Butler, famed fighting Marine, shifts from military topics to romance at a Century of Progress event in Philadelphia. He asks what women love in a man and notes courage, gentleness, and the role of women in future affairs, urging men to stand by their troops and recognizing women as pivotal in the nation's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Philadelphia
Smedley Darington Butler
United States Marine Corps
Fashion Notes on Gray Novelty Wool Dresses and Plaid Dress
The focus is on shoulder and back yoke details of a gray novelty woolen dress with fur trim and a wood and metal buckle belt. A high daytime neckline, slim straight skirt, and a ground clearance of ten inches mark the season. Also described is a red white plaid dress for 7 14 year olds with epaulettes and a white linen collar.
Clarksburg Man Fined For Out Of License Truck Charge
Bernard Weiskircher of Clarksburg, Bradley Cheese Company representative, arraigned before Magistrate Ona C. Jefferys on operating a company truck without a chauffeur's license. He was fined $10 and costs. Arrest was by Trooper W. G. Wamsley of the state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Weiskircher
Clarksburg
Bradley Cheese Company
Ona C. Jefferys
W. G. Wamsley
Mayor Kunst Has No Chance To Shine
Fred V Kunst city commissioner stands in a unique position with greatness thrust upon him while Mayor Charles C. King visits, leaving Kunst unable to secure the ornate mayoral chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Kunst
Fred V_ Kunst
Charles C. King
Flemington Store Robbery Reported At Flemington
The Standard Supply Company store in Flemington was burglarized Sunday night with about 200 dollars worth of merchandise taken presumably by truck. State police probe ongoing. Lawrence Whitehair of Flemington was arrested after confessing and implicating others. entrance gained by breaking a rear window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Supply Company
Flemington
Lawrence Whitehair
B. and O. Plans Fair Tour For West Virginia Farmers
West Virginia farmers may tour the Chicago World's Fair on an all expense basis. The Baltimore and Ohio Railway sponsors a three day trip leaving West Virginia on Friday September 15 and returning September 19. Guides will accompany the group to explain features of the Century of Progress Exposition. Open to the public at economical rates with comfortable arrangements. Details available from any B and O representative or the editor of the West Virginia Farm News in Morgantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Va
West Virginia
West Virginia Farm News
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Baltimore& Ohio
Morgantown
August Sunday Menu by Mrs. Alexander George
A dated cooking page outlines a August Sunday menu including cherry pie and bread a dinner menu. Recipes describe Escalloped Ham and Potatoes Beet Relish and unbaked cherry crust dessert with spiced cherry filling. Crab Salad offers a light luncheon option with celery pickles and pimientos. The note emphasizes salad blending and thorough chilling.
Talks to parents developing girls hobbies and careers
The piece urges parents to support girls’ interests beyond family duties. It cites architecture and design as early outlets, notes the rise of women in professions, and suggests fostering constructive play and study in arts, garments, and decorating to nurture independent, well rounded individuals.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coral Parrish Montgomery
John Evans
Virgil Jackson
Pike Street
Richard
Ray
Bernice Hengershot
Ny Jean Jackson
Josephine
Margaret Arble
Marie Wilmoth
Junior Fornash
Robert Earl Jackson
Oma Fornash
Earl Jackson
Am Jackson
Richard and
Ray Jackson
Young Peoples’ Department
First Baptist Church
Fof Grafton
Oral Jones
Prunto
Miss Robinson
Naomi Robinson
Florence Linn
Mary Alice Linn
Virginia Cosner
Geraldine Poe
Marjorie Bennett
Jane Mahaffey
Mary Jo Poe
Paul Mahaffey
Homer Bell
Blaker Herod
Donald White
Herbert White
Joseph Mahaffey
Hillis Rogers
Ralph Shanabarger
Richard Creel
Mary Patton Cosner
F. C. Herod
W. E. Robinson
Winchester
Charleston
U.S
America
NRA
Marine Corps
Legion Auxiliary
Century of Progress
Pennsylvania Department
Ameri Ia
W. P. Withers
Withers
Kunst
Kolinsky
Elans
Helen
Forest Hills
N. Y
Helen Willa Moody
Betty Nuthall
England
Associated Press
Mrs
Exmple
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