Mary Coffman Wins President Post in Ladies Auxiliary
Last evening a large crowd gathered at Red Men hall for the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meeting. Officers elected included Mary Coffman as president and Iva Gough as secretary with several other roles announced. Plans for a December 16 event and installation were made alongside a social hour and covered dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mens Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad
Red Men
Macy Coffman
Civsc
Twentieth Century Club
Elks Club
W. A. Beavers
Quota Club
Grafton
Quotarians
Hotel Grafton
Rhea H. Fisher
Moose Home
White Fawn Council
White Fawn Council No
Degree of Pocahontas
Red Men Hall
Parent-Teachers Association
Leach School
I. A.'Peters
Walter Current
America
Walter E. Current
Thomas Ramsey
Bill Coffman
Harry Ringler
Orella Ringler
Louise Ringler
Reading
Helen Snider
Martha Whitehair
Maxine Boyd
Harold Able
Helen Brown
Paul Minter
Calder Piers
Maxine Boyde
Clyde Brown
Charley Hall
I. A. Peters
Relief from Gas Stomach Pains Dizziness
Doctors say 90 percent of sickness stems from stomach and bowel troubles. Tanlac, a root and bark medicine, promises relief for gas pain, nausea, constipation, and loss of appetite. A Sedalia, Missouri user reports long stomach trouble ended after two bottles, with headaches gone and weight gained. Buy two bottles from your druggist. money back if not helped.
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Teele
Roath
Sedalia
Salmon claims Morrow was tricked into senatorial contest
Newark reports Jesse R. Salmon of Essex county Republican committee says Dwight W. Morrow was deceived into accepting a U S Senate bid against Joseph S. Frelinghuysen. Salmon notes Mexico word claimed Morrow did not know Frelinghuysen’s candidacy and was told the appointment would avoid a full-term contest. Indiana hatcheries produced and released 9,206,410 baby fish last year.
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Salmon
Morrow
Newark
N. 3
Jesse R. Salmon
Essex County
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
United States
Frelinghuysen
Ambassador Holge
Senate
Indiana
New Gowns Boost Corset Trade In Chicago 1929 Forecast
Industry observers forecast a strong 1930 for corset makers as the princess gown revival returns. Last year corset sales reached about 80 million dollars wholesale, with a mall house reporting two million dollars in sales by September 1 this year. The federal commerce department’s biennial survey supports an optimistic outlook as fashion cycles revive wasp waists and many women previously accustomed to corsets may resume purchase.
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Chicago
Federal Department ‘of Commerce
America
Tax payments over forty five thousand flood the county
County tax payments peaked during the last two days of November’s discount period with over 54 000 in payments on Saturday and total collections reaching 222 000. Sheriff Mays reports steady early payments and notes that starting Monday collections will be net with no 2 1 2 percent deduction for November. Beginning January 1 a ten percent penalty will be added to unpaid accounts. Taylor county 1929 taxes are estimated at 268 924 68.
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W. J. Mays
Mays
Taylor County
Court Decisions From West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals issued seven rulings. In Randolph County Israel Coffman vs Agnes Coffman and James A Bent vs H W Weaver were affirmed, Marion County State Road Commission vs Ella Coogle was reversed and remanded, Roane County Lee Goff vs Imperial Ice Cream reversed with new trial, Wayne County H C Jones vs S Floyd Hoard reversed, Mills vs Indemnity Insurance reversed and remanded, Marshall County Liberty Coal Company et al vs C E Bassett dismissed for two appellants and affirmed for others.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Israel Coffman
Agnes Coffman
Randolph County
James A. Bent
H. W. Weaver
Als
State Road Commission
Ella Coogle
Marion County
Lee Goff
Imperial Ice-Cream Company
Roane County
H. C. Jones
Floyd Hoard
E. al
Wayne County
R. Mills
Indemnity Insurance Company of North America
Liberty Coal Company, Et Als
C. E. Bassett
Marshall County
Woodmen Circle notes growth and insurance value
Rose Grove and officers of the Woodmen Circle discuss its growth and the value of life insurance. Mrs Maloney notes women’s view on protecting families via insurance, with emphasis on old age income. The group reports 165000 total members, 1030 adult members in West Virginia, 400 juniors, assets over 23 million dollars and a 102 percent solvency ratio.
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Foreign Missionary Society of Andrews M. B
Charles Wilmoth
Woodmen Circle
West Virginia
Personal Notes From Grafton A Week End Roundup
Mrs Bertie Thompson returned to Grafton from a week end trip to Baltimore and Washington Miss Virginia Stover came back to West Virginia University after visiting her parents in this city Mrs Elizabeth Vaney and Miss Carrie Wehn attended the funeral of Mrs N B Brooks at Fairmont C Frank Ellis of Newburg a prominent merchant was in Grafton today for business and to arrange a Christmas sale Miss Florence Haskins formerly of this city who has been visiting plans to return to Pittsburgh on Wednesday
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Bertie Thompson
Grafton
Baltimore
Washington
Virginia Stover
West Virginia University
Elizabeth Vaney
Carrie Wehn
N. 8. Brooks
Fairmont
C. Frank Ellis
Newburg
Florence Haskins
Pittsburgh
Dinnee Mena Broiled Pork Chops and Winter Cake
A fragmented recipe page lists broiled pork chops with sweet potato cakes browned buttered cabbage and apple celery salad yellow cake and filling coffee. It includes directions for mashed sweet potatoes two cup measures and batter steps for yellow cake and a layered filling. portions for serving six and basic cake icing, with stray notes about sewing snaps and exr board.
Newspaper Suppression Argued Before Court
In St Paul Minnesota on December 3 the case of suppression of newspapers before the supreme court was heard. The Saturday Press faced restraint from publication on grounds of malice and defamation as the state argued against absolute press freedom. Lawyers for the paper argued the issue threatens freedom of the press and could enable a large chain of newspapers to destroy government if unrestricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Knonder
Supreme Court
United States
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Coral R. Parrish
Ilam
Grafton Sentinel Society
Mary Coffman
Ladies Auxiliary of B. of R. T
Coronation Club
Lovgie Marquess
Hol. Luzadder
McGraw Avenue
Cornelia Powell
Wheeling
Twentieth Century Womans Club
Glen Bord
Delphian Society
Delphian
John Ward Crown
First Baptist Church
Royal Neighbors Social
Royal Neighbors of
Wehnhall
Osgood
Spar Shoe Shop
Biggins, Saeee Shoe
Bae West
Miss Mitchell
Miss Glenn
Coty Hudaut
Trevor DuBarry
Djer-Kisa
the Love Drug Co
H. L. Potts
Ada Gall Oracle
Eva Murphy
Reba McDermott
A. O. HE
A. O. H., Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Male Grove
Rose Grove No. 4
Maple Grove No. 20
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Salem
Tera Alta
Belington
Buckhannon
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Walter E. Edge
Vogué
Joyew Colese
Victor
Victor Radio
Fashionca Hosier
Gothan
Burton & Randolph Inc
Dren
Ogeh
Rose Grove
Nettie Isner
Mariam Isner
Ner
Frank Bennett
Ellen Mouser
Lucille Bennington
Mabel Gaskins
Laura Huffman
Sarah Carlyle
Inner Sentinel
Minnie Nicodemus
Outer Sentinel
Carrie Glenn
On Land Commission
Associated Press
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Anth
Hoaver
Mrs
Alexander George
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