Local Womens Groups Hold December Meetings
A series of society notes report mid December gatherings. Methodist Protestant Woman’s Auxiliary met at Mrs. Shafer’s on Walnut with 19 members and two visitors, a devotional led by Mrs. Hoskinson, and a box on missions. Ladies Aid societies of West Main Street and Pruntytown M E churches held December sessions with bazaar planning, quilting and dinners. The Woman’s Club hosted a Literature and Art program at Mrs. Shafer’s, and White Rose Circle 2 elected officers and planned a bank party at Mrs. Reed’s home.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Methodist Protestant Church
C. P. Shafer
Walnut Street
John Hoskinson
W. R. Williams
B. F. Davisson
Klaude Spaur
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
West Main Street
M. E. Church
J. R. Glenn
C. E. Sturms
M. E. Church of
Woman's Club
C. F. Shafer
Torloc Rasmussen
P. C. Chenoweth
Curtis Lambert
C. L. Dean
White Rose Circle
White Rose Circle No. 2
Ella Barber
Guardian
Nettie Isner
Daisy Batson
Gace Louden
Maggie Parkhill
Margaret Gatrell
Amanda Renner
Naomi Moore
Outer Sentinel
Effie Newton
Banco
Mary Reed
E. Knotts Avenue
Grahams welcome baby boy on December 6
Mr and Mrs C W Graham of High Street announce the birth of a seven and a half pound baby boy on December 6 their second child The mother was formerly Miss Ada Menear
Three Picked to Fill Jobs on Welfare Board
Taylor county court named John Edwards Jr division engineer Baltimore & Ohio Railroad D L Bosley Simpson and Mrs Helen Ross of Flemington to fill three vacant posts on the county welfare board. Awaiting state approval as no word has been received yet. A relief board chair is not chosen until these three are confirmed. Prosecution duties and other FERA appointments remain unsettled with no word on selections.
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Taylor County Welfare Board
Taylor County Court
Charleston
John Edwards, Jr
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
L. Bosley, Simpson
Helen Ross
Flemington
Relief Board
James Holt
Holt
FERA
George Harwood
State Board
Hungarian say measures to revise Trianon by peaceful means
In an interview the Hungarian speaker links a king's death sentence to Yugoslav tensions and stresses Hungary seeks revision of the Treaty of Trianon through peaceful and nonterrorist methods. He notes that Yugoslavia and others in the Little Entente shape the regional stance.
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Sss Voce
America
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Trianon
Eckhardt
Rummage and Bake Sale by Class of A B Church
A rummage and bake sale by the Class of A B Church is set for Saturday, December 8. The event will be held in a room next to West Penn 218-21-soc. Proceeds support church activities.
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West Penn
Princess Nadejda Scherbatov Files Suit for Paternity
In Paris Lady Moira Forbes niece Princess Nadejda Scherbatov sued Count Louis de Brantes, son of a French marquis, demanding one million francs and $330 monthly, contending he acknowledge paternity of her three year old daughter.
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Paris
Moira Forbes
Ogden L. Mills
Louis de Brantes
Nadejda Scherbatov
Yugoslavia Sees Assassination as Hungary Backed Conspiracy
Czechoslovakia and Romania backed Yugoslavia charges condemning the Marseille attack as a political maneuver against Hungary. Yugoslav officials described the assassination as a grave menace to peace and alleged that the terrorists were organized and nourished in Hungary. The Yugoslav foreign minister cited direct protection by Hungarian authorities as the most serious form of assistance to the perpetrators.
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Czechoslovakia
Romania
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Yevitch
Marseille
Yugosla
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Cox Drunk-Driving Case
After deliberating since yesterday afternoon, the jury hearing Charles Cox charged with operating an automobile while intoxicated was dismissed this morning by Judge Herbert W. Dent. The case was given to the jury.
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Charles Cox
Herbert W. Dent
Court adjourns after stalled verdict in Cox case
The jury failed to reach a verdict yesterday and the case will be resumed at the next term of court. Cox waived preliminary hearing before Magistrate Ona C. Jeffrys at arrest and posted a $500 bond for appearance at this term.
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Sion
Cox
Ona C. Jefferys
Beer Distributor of Wheeling Ends His Life
Wheeling West Virginia December 7 Andrew Ippoliti aged 50 a Dillonville Ohio beer distributor died in Wheeling hospital from a self inflicted head wound according to coroner Will Cruse. His widow found him in his Cullonville office and he did not regain consciousness.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Andrew Ippoliti
Dillonville
We Wheeling
Will Cruse
Ippoliti
Cullonville
Stolen Tools Recovered By Two Officers
State Trooper W G Wamsley and Deputy Sheriff Harry Batson announced recovery of missing carpenter tools valued at 175 dollars, stolen from O C Litps Nutters Fort on November 19 near the Harrison Taylor county line. Harry Kooken of Clarksburg is held in Harrison county jail for the theft.
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Harrison-Taylor County
W. G. Wamsley
Harry Batson
Harry Kooken
Clarksburg
Harrison County
Kooken
O.C. Litps
Nutters Fort
Junkins
Hardmansville
Mineral County
Ocean airmen feared dead after plane ditching near sea
Honolulu dispatch reports a roaring wind ending any real hope that three Australian aviators on a California to Honolulu flight survived. The sole remaining glimmer is that a Japanese fishing boat may have picked up Flight Lieutenant Charles T. P. Ulm and his two companions, implying they might still be alive.
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Honolulu
California
Former Alabama governor William Woodward Brandon dies at 66
Tuscaloosa Alabama December 7 Former Governor William Woodward Brandon 66 died here early today of a brain complication tentatively diagnosed as a hemorrhage. He rose to national prominence at the 1924 Democratic national convention in New York when Alabama cast 24 votes for Oscar W Underwood.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
William Woodward Brandon
Alabama
Oscar W. Underwood
New York
Three Are Executed in North Carolina Prison
Bascom Green, his son Lester Green, and son-in-law Robert Edward Black, all of High Point, were electrocuted at the North Carolina state prison for their roles in the killing of T. C. Barnes, Taylorsville bank cashier, during an attempted robbery. The executions bring the state total to four for Barnes’s murder, following Mike Stefanoff’s execution last summer. The elder Green died first, then his 22-year-old son, then Black, 25. The executions lasted about an hour amid reports of threats and letters, with officials noting no formal investigation pending a complaint.
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Raleigh
N. C
Bascom Green
Lester Green
Robert Edward Black
High Point
North Carolina State Prison
T. C. Barnes
Taylorsville
Barnes
Mike Stefanoff
Green
Black
Manchester Hospital Admission and Extortion Threats Report
Manchester announces Anne Painter was admitted to City hospital for a minor operation this morning. The item notes extortion threats and includes a feature on the Junior Birdmen of America, inviting boys and girls over 10 to join this nationwide aviation club. The piece references Maryland and local sale reports from the North Shore colony.
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Virginia Anne Painter
City Hospital
Junior Birdmen of
America
Balti Manchester
Mass
North Shore
Newsboy
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