Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary Picnic in Park Cottage
Coral Parrish Montgomery reports a delightful semi surprise 30th anniversary party for Alfred A. Holt and Arthur Spotts. Held at the Holt pavilion, guests from park cottages and downtown attended a crab meal, then bridge games till midnight. Spotts and his wife traveled from Pittsburgh to celebrate with Moran family on Maple Avenue.
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Alfred A. Holt
Arthur Spotts
Pittsburgh
Park Cottage
Holts
Holt Cottage
Chesapeake Bayway
Mrs. Spotts
Spotts
William Moran
Mapleavenue
Weeklong Mestas of Taylor County Taxpayers Assoc
Mestis scheduled for the week under the Taylor County Taxpayers Association begin at 7 30 each night with Pruntytown Park View on Monday, Haymond Simpson on Tuesday, Flemington Thornton Webster on Wednesday, Headland Id Side Blueville Knottsville Dorsey Coles Pleasant Creek M E Church supper. Kiwanis Rotary clubs of Philippi and Grafton invited. large crowd expected. Birth announcement: Patricia Ann born Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smith at 345 East Main Street.
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Taylor County Taxpayers Association
Pruntytown
Park View
Haymond
Simpson
Flemington High
Pleasant Creek
M. E
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Philippi
Grafton
George W. Smith
My Beauty Hint Tumn Sit Couturier's Mannequin
The gay nineties influence may shape women's fashions but the girlish figure remains. Outdoor life aids beauty with swimming and golf helping fill out the figure without overemphasizing curves. Practice improves carriage and avoids slouchiness.
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Tumn
Nira army on the march to aid unemployed city women
The Nira army of women led by Lieutenant Mrs J W Ault begins a city drive to assist unemployed residents and urge support for Blue Eagle firms. The force, over three hundred strong, is organized into divisions under generals Friedman and Ault, each with captains and team workers, though record cards were not yet received from national HQ.
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Nira Army of Women
J. W. Ault
Men’s Association
Simon J. Friedman
Friedman
Ault
Army of Men
J’ Lee Evans
Clee Withers
Rex Jackson
Hile
Stansbury
Roy Warner
Wade Henderson
Virgil Smallwood
Davis Hill
J.C. Riffee
Ralph E. Kunst
Joseph B. Waters
Stephen Waters
Ralph Kunst, Jr
Tim Kinney
John Madden
Kenneth Powell
John Ford, Jr
John Forcello
J. Clarence Hinkle
John Guth
East Market Street
Lafayette Street
L. Earl Glenn
John A. Pickett
John Donaldson
One Cent a Day Brings $100 a Month Policy Offer
An old national protection policy promotes accidental benefits totaling up to 100 dollars per month and up to 1500 dollars at death. It claims 6700000 in cash paid to policyholders and urges readers aged 7 to 80 to return names and addresses for a free ten day inspection, with no medical exam.
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Protectio
National Protective
National Protectiv Insurance Co
Pickwick Building
Kansas City
East Lazadder to City Limits Blueville on Northwestern Pike
List of divisions with military officers and labor teams detailing boundaries and residents for East Lazadder city limits. Names include Major M Keane, Captain Richard Foley, Major Brooks Martin, Captain James T Murphy, and many team workers. Boundaries encompass Maple Avenue, Beeth Street, National Cemetery areas, and West Beaumont end. Includes divisions 7 through 15 and notes on businesses and industries.
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Bert Kunst
Robert Grayson
Lazadder
Blueville
Northwestern Turnpike
PF. M. Keane
Richard Foley
Andy Roe
Gordon Rosier
William Moran
Roy Bolyard
Raymond Sayre
Robert Blaney
Boundary
South Side
Brooks Martin
James T. Murphy
Frank Warder
L. R. Shackelford
Michael Murray
Dr. N. Painter
Charles E. Rau
O. A. Jenkins
Chas. Stafford, Jr
James Bee, Jr
Wm. Strauss
Harry Fleming
Richard Martin
Commodore Henderson
William Murray
National Cemetery
Earl Phillips
R. C. Woods
S. M. Leonard
Vivian Losh
E. O. Waugh
E. W. Knipple
J. N
Oda Cole
Beaumont End of Wood
Ford
Dorsey Shingleton
William Rupp
C. Billy Jones
Park View
M. D. Allender
John W. McParland
Tean
George Granneman
Martin L. Deavers
W. A. Orr
Chas Tingier
A. Adlington
D. L. 3Hroyer
Ira Poe
George Norris
Mr. Whitman
Bundary Blueville
Classified Rates and Public Sale Notice
Classified rates are two cents a word for the first insertion and one cent a word for each additional insertion. Minimum charge is forty five cents. For sale ad lists a six room house with bath in a central location new paint and paper call Garris Agency Inc phone 701 113 11.
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Cope Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Arrish Agency, Inc
Education costs in West Virginia trimmed by almost five million
Charleston August 28 education costs in West Virginia are reduced by about five million dollars this year due to tax amendment limits and statewide efficiency moves. Superintendent Trent cites county levies and salary cuts as primary factors, noting many counties face debt limits that strain bonded indebtedness beyond constitutional caps. He estimates total savings near five point nine million, pushed higher by salary reductions and administrative consolidations.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Trent Deving
Trent
Barbour County
Ve of the Des In semi-sports wear fashion notes
A fashion digest describes three quarter length belted jackets and varied jacket lengths in semi-sports wear. It highlights eel gray knit outfits with red gray stripes, shoulder detail, plain fitted sleeves, and a suede belt defining the waist. Waist position and skirt lengths stay steady while low waists are rare. Knitted wear gains prominence as the season advances.
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Contreta
Costs and enrollment trends in county school system
Dr. L V Davis compares costs since 1928 while enrollment rises from 403 150 in 1929 30 to an estimated 440 223 for the next year. Total costs fall from 27 104 798 in 1929 30 to 24 185 952 last year with Cavins projecting 19 500 000 next year including state shares and secondary aid.
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L. V. Davis
Cavins
State Department
Personal notes from Grafton area social circles
Mr and Mrs J A Lewis of Grafton visited their son in Marion county Hillcrest Dr and Mrs A B Scott. Dr and Mrs C F Shaffer of Grafton attended the Fairmont flower show. Mr and Mrs Lee Bennett Sr and Sheriff and Mrs Lee Bennett Sr planned a motor trip to the Virginia valley. Mrs W C Pembroke and children of the West Side visited relatives in Long Island. Mrs Lena Locke Valentine and children Miss Jessie Lee Valentine ...
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J. A. Lewis
Grafton
Mrs
A. B. Scott
Hillcrest
Marion County
C. F. Shaffer
Fairmont
Lee Bennett
Sheriff
Virginia Valley
W. C. Pembroke
West Side
Long Island
Lena Locke Valentine
Jessie Lee Valentine
Weston family enjoys two weeks at Gratton Park cottage
Mr and Mrs Paul Williamson and two children from Weston with Mrs D G Ernst and daughter Terene spent two pleasant weeks at Gratton Park. They broke camp Sunday and returned home by motor. George L Jolliffe and son George G. Jolliffe departed Saturday for New York City to buy furnishings and accessories for their popular store.
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Edwin
Billy
Charles Woodyard
Wilbur Slaton
Washington
Jo Clair Warne
John Warne
Agnes Goff
Baltimore
Miss Warne
Roy Warne
West Boyd Street
Arthur Spotts
Pittsburgh
Grafton
Cain
Westco
Monroe
Grafton Park
Atty
Merle Watkins
Chicago
J. D. Winecoff
Greensburg
Penna
Fred Watkins
Langdon
Boose” Sawyer
Angela Moran
Jos. Pugh Jr
Century of Progress
Preston Smith
Dr. Rogers
Clarksburg
Smith
Strand Theatre
Unis Valley
C. D. Goldberry
Kenneth
Goldie Ridenour
Cincinnati
Earl Ridenour
Monroe Street
Frank Dressler
Richmond
Dressler
Anna Shuttlesworth
F. A. Kincaid
Woodruff
W. Va
D. C. Gregg
John
Leo
Helsen
Dolores
Lawrence Brown
John McFarland
Knottsville Road
M. J. Tucker
Nellie
Katherine
Tess
John K. Burdett
Davis
Paul Williamson
Weston
D. G. Ernst
Terene
Gratton Park
Williamson
George L. Jolliffe
George G. Jolliffe
New York City
Nine Burned in Gas Explosion at Indiana Refinery
Whiting Indiana Aug 28 Nine men were burned seriously and 10 slightly in a gas explosion at the Wheeling refinery of Standard Oil Indiana. About 50 workers escaped injury thanks to a warning from an assistant superintendent who smelled escaping gas. The seriously hurt were taken to St Catherine hospital East Chicago. The explosion occurred in an unused unit and officials began an inquiry into the gas source as some victims faced possible death.
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Whiting
Ind
Wheeling
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
St. Catherine Hospital
East Chicago
Olive Oil Pickle Recipe Dinner Leftovers and More
Olive oil pickle recipe and a dinner using leftovers from Mrs. Alexander Georga. Meal includes meat stuffed tomatoes creamed turnips blueberry muffins butter head lettuce and spong cake topped with whipped cream coffee. Ingredients list covers tomatoes meat bread crumbs onion parsley celery green pepper salt butter egg and water for cooking.
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Arsley
Blueberry Muffins and Pickled Cucumbers Recipe Fragments
Readable fragments describe blueberry muffin ingredients and directions baked in a moderate oven served warm with butter. Also included are pickling steps for cucumber slices with onions salt and vinegar, requiring no cooking and jars for sealing.
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Nira
Army of Women
Winchester
Winchester - Remington
Peters
Mape Avenue
Walnut Street
Alexander Forman
Morgantown
Clark's
Washington Street
JT Care Sentinel
J. I. Bennett
Beatrice Gottlieb
Prince of Wales
New York
England
Edward, P
Associated Press
DES
Fire Coat
Hiana Druin
Burka
Franz
W. Main St
Charles G. Corbin
Brier Hill Cemetery
Youngstown, O
Kentucky
Alexander Georga
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