Local social notes and club announcements blend in newspaper page
The page lists Elks Christmas dance plans at the Elks Home on December 25, with orchestra undecided, plus Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Andrews M. E. Church to finalize cafeteria luncheon plans for December 8. Also: round and square dance at Hazel Atlas gym after a basketball game, Benhal Rebekah Lodge all day quitting party, Baltimore and Ohio Veterans meeting honoring long-serving members, Woman’s Missionary Society praise meeting at First Presbyterian Church, plus Miss Margaret Cather hosting Add a Girl class event, Grafton Quota Club dinner planning Christmas charities, and marriage notice for Mildred Mae Leonard and Robert L. Grimes in Morgantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P.O. Elks
Elks Home
Foreign Missionary Society
Foreign Missionary Society of Andrews M. E
Benlal Rebekah Lodge No. 32
Ranki’ Keane
Thayer Avenue
Miss Cather
Margaret Cather Delicht
Add
Presbyterian Church
Pearl Street
Gi Nes Leonard
John Leonard
Mildred Mae
Robert L. Grimes
Morgantown
W. Va
Waldman Street
Fairmont Normal
W. G. Grimes
R. J. Grafton
Birth of Conrad Edward to McFarland family in Webster
Mr. and Mrs. Orville O. McFarland Jr. announce a seven pound boy born Monday November 24 named Conrad Edward. Mrs. McFarland is formerly Ina Losh of Web. The Northern Tyeland government has made good last year's losses of the Londonderry and Lough Swilly Railroad in that country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville O, Mc- Farland Jr
Webster
Conrad Edward
Mc- Farland
Ina Losh
Web.te
Northern
Tyeland
Londonderry and
Lough Swilly
Personal notices from Wendel and Grafton area funeral and visit reports
Mr and Mrs Perthas Warder Benson and Mr and Mrs Huber Denson of Pittsburgh attended the funeral of Dr B M Chenoweth in Wendel along with relatives of the late physician. Eugene Whit and other locals spent the weekend visiting relatives or were returning to universities. Police officer Charles Morris resumed duty after illness as others traveled for family reasons. The Rev Henry Chenoweth visited Wendel for the funeral in Washington DC and family members traveled to Charleston for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perthas Warder Benson
Huber Denson
Pittsburgh
Wendel
B. M. Chenoweth
Hallie Hani
Lee Eugene Whit
Relativ
JeWeote
Huber Benson, Jr
B. M. Chenoweth Wendel
Chenoweth
Paul “Rink” Hefner
Charles “Micky" McDade
Fairmont Lutte College
Robert Lb
Bob" Travis
Thornton
Grafton
Charles Morris
Henry
Washington, D. C
Ella Welch
Tersbert
Charleston
Arthur
Ees
Dupont Chemical Laboratory
Logote
Gore in Morgantown for Phi Beta Kappa honors
Governor Howard M. Gore arrived in Morgantown for Phi Beta Kappa ceremonies, joining other election to the honorary scholarly fraternity. The event at West Virginia City will conclude with a banquet that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Morgantown
Howard M. Gore
Phi Beta Kappa
West Virginia City
Miss Mary 1
Barnett
Clarksburg
Duras Thy Dering
ML. Eddy
Sistersville
Stanley M. Gluck
Parkersburg
Raymond G. Hughes
Wheeling
Inez Kithleen Robertson
Clendenning
Rollins
Cornwallis
Pythians Gather In Clarksburg For Parley
Scores of Pythians from the seventeenth district meeting in Clarksburg for the annual district convention. Grand officers present include John W. Syown, Jnefield, grand chancellor, and O. J. Rifle of Kenova, grand keeper of records. initiation of candidates and a banque on tonight's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuksturge
Dee
Pythian
Harrison, Lewis
Doddirge
John W. Syown
Jfnefield
O. J. Rifle
Kenova
St Paul Restaurateur Hurt by Bomb Blast
In St Paul Minnesota on December 4, Dapper Dan Hogan a restaurant proprietor was critically injured when a bomb exploded in his car. Hogan was found in the driver’s seat with his left leg severely injured and parts of the car damaged as investigators reviewed the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Restauranteur
St. Paul, Minn
Dan Hogan
Hogan
Tex
Second Defendant On Trial In Crane Murder
Lewisimeg West Virginia December 4 7 Eud Woodzell was arraigned at Greenbrier county circuit court on a murder charge in an alleged robbery attempt against Jowden Crane aged? Prosecutors said Kim Hayes was tried previously but the jury disagreed The trial was continued due to illness of the defendant The piece also notes concerns that babies are doped with alcohol in Durban South Africa by the Child Welfare Society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisimeg
W.a
Woodzell
Greenbrier
Jowden Crane
Kim Hayes
Child ‘Welfare Society
Durban
South Africa
Virginia Faces New Scandal At University of Virginia
Richmond December 4. University of Virginia students charged with excessive drinking. President Edwin A. Alderman defends students saying liquor use not greater than at similar colleges. Reverend Hepburn urges federal prohibition agents access to campus and fraternity houses to curb bootlegging. Governor Byrd will refer Hepburn’s letter to Alderman for reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
University of Virinka
Edwin A. Alderman
David Hepburn
Virginia Anti-Saloon League
Vernor Byrd
Virginia
Alderman
Hepburn
Byrd
University
Robber shoots self after bank holdup in Detroit
In Detroit, Joseph Bloom, 23, shot during a bank robbery at Peninsular State Bank by Patrolman Henry Van Wyck. Bloom later told police he shot himself in the head after realizing escape was impossible. The officer was lightly wounded. about $6 was recovered in the break-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Joseph Bloom
Peninsular State Bank
Fred W. Graham
Henry M. van Wyck
Bloor Nocke
National Reform Association Reviews West Virginia Efforts
Pittsburgh December 4 The National Reform Association closed its sixty fifth annual conference with Dr R M Martin, president, noting progress and expansion over the past year. He cited rebuilding and changes in methods as a year of experimentation and highlighted a Bible in schools campaign in Pennsylvania West Virginia and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
National Reform Association
RM. Marlin
Martin
Association
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
U S Consul's Home Threatened by Bombs
Rio Janeiro dispatch says Porto Alegre police search for a man who delivered three bombs to the home of Charles K. Nasmith U S consul. The man appeared Sunday night gave a package to a servant claiming it was a gift. Nasmith opened it to find three bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Janeiro
Porto Algero
Rio Grande Do Sul
Charles K. Nasmith
U. S. Counsul
Nasmith
Blue Boy of Gains borough draws English society glare
The nickname Modern Blue Boy refers to the young Earl of Gains known to society circles for his striking likeness to the famous painting, drawing attention among English aristocrats and debutantes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Earl of Gainsborough
Isla
Omaha Negro Indicted for Hatchet Attacks
Jake Bird, an Omaha negro, indicted in Council Bluffs Iowa on two counts of assault with intent to murder. The charges involve hatcheting Harold Stribling, ex high school football star, and assault on Mrs. Stribling. Bird is tied to other Omaha slayings. each count carries up to 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Towa
Jake
Bird
Omaha
Frank E. Northrop
Harold Stribling
Stribling
Ice Cream Manufacturers Meet Opens in Huntington
Huntington December 4. President J T Swager opened the West Virginia Three Cream Manufacturers Association convention with the training of plant employees as the keynote. C F Jamison, secretary treasurer, gave his annual report. Officers will be elected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
J.T. Swager
C.F. Jamizon
North Dakota Wins Grand Champion at Livestock Exposition
The International Livestock Exhibition awarded the grand champion Aberdeen-Angus to Hartley stock farm of Page North Dakota for Revolution of Page II a two year old bull. Hartley also took junior champion Aberdeen-Angus. Reserve grand champion went to Ames Plantation Pal. the reserve champion belongs to Ames Plantation Grand Junction Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Dakota
Hartley Stock Farm
Page
Hartley Farm
Ames Plantation Pal
Ames Plantation
Grand Junction
Tenn
Indecent Show Closes as Police Arrest Producers
In Los Angeles at the Biltmore theatre the Shubert revue Gay-Par was shut by police for indecency. Manager Valentine Kennedy and associates Frank Gaby Stanley Rogers and Charlotte Terry were arrested on indecency charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Biltmore
Valentine Kennedy
Frank Gaby
Stanley Rogers
Charlotte Terry
White Ribbon Head Backs Tighter Prohibition Penalties
Washington report from December 4 notes Clarence True Wilson urging greater penalties for liquor violations and support for the Stalker bill to make violations felonies. Dests Pickett reports rising prohibition sentiment and bootlegging as a problem, with praise for prohibition commissioner J. M. Deran and calls to revise anti smuggling treaties with Canada. Wilson defends lawmakers and rebuts wet interests claims, insisting he has not seen intoxicated officials near the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance, Prohibition
Methodist Episcopal Cchurch
Board of Managers
Dests Pickett
United States
England
Belgium
France
J. M. Deran
Wilson
Canada
Christmas Tree Industry in Vermont Faces Labor and Inspection Hurdles
The Christmas tree trade in Vermont relies on a small number of shippers who hire a skeleton staff and subcontract labor. Crews of four, led by a tyer and snaker, prepare bundles, which are kept fresh with evergreen boughs. Federal inspection at railroad stations adds about $1,000 per car load, affecting pricing. Police stopped a wedding party in Chicago when the best man was caught with beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Snaker
Tyer
Chicago
HELPING THE HOMEMAKER MENU AND DATES REPORT
The item lists Louise Bennett Weaver content including Oyster Cocktail recipe and Raisin Sauce, Pudding, Date Pudding, and School Lunch Menus. Mentions Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Harry Guggenheim visiting Richmond on a planned hunting trip, with details of expected participants and travel by aviator plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrantelly
Richmond
Val
Chas. A. Lindbergh
Harry Guggenheim
Guggenheim Foundation For the Promotion of Aeronautics
Lindberg
Gloverapragrae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sentinel
Hdritorial Department
Hazel Atlas
Odd Fellows Home
Elkins
Baltimore and Ohio Veterans
Baltimore, and Ohio Veterans Association
Ladies Auxiliary
John L. Wittman
M. J. Kinney
Thomas M. Beall
America
P. Theo. Crickenberger
J. Lee Evans
A. R. Warden
Br. R. Benetty
Pheadore Patton
Bunco
Zadie Ridenour
Thomas Beall
Margi J Wittisun
Frank Keane
Womans Missionary Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Grafton Quota Club
Eloise Shop
Florence Poe Donohue
Ulueville
Osgood
Queen Mary
Queen Mary of England
Bethnal Green
Axminster
B. F. Poe
National Reform Asso
West Va
U.S
Shirley May Summeril
Ralph, Jr
Ralph Summeril
Marie Curtis
Summerll
Jake Bird
Dakota
Ee Ty Louise Bennett Weaver
Auirrin’s
Iery
Lindy
Hiller
W. Main ST
Caro
Price Building
Belington, W.va
Mr. and
Mrs. S.C. Hess
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