Circle Meets and Club Gatherings in Local Society
Local society notes describe the First M E church circle meeting two new members Bessie Deets and Mildred Martin welcomed. Lindy club hosted Effie Jones with Bunco prizes awarded to Birdie Thompson Harry Carroll and Louise Reed. Kum Bab class held a covered dish supper at the First Christian church with Yuletide decor, programs, and plans for youth activities under Rev. Swisher. Upcoming Dec engagements of Eastern Star Friendship class P H C lodge Railway Clerks WCTU King’s Daughters B and O Veterans and various clubs listed with dates and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
South
Helen McDaniel
Railroad Street
Lindy Club
Effie Jones
Maple Avenue
Bunco
Birdie Thompson
Harry Carroll
Louise Reed
T. C. Gough
Washington Street
Thompson
Carroll
Reed
W. P. Clark
Lawson Delaney
Kate Greenwald
Tole Rexroad
Zada Risenour
Fred McFarland
James Sturm
Poling
Robert Wittman
Tts Warthen
Jones
First Christian Church
M. Swisher
Florence Courtney
Francis Wolfe
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hallie McDaniel
P. H. C. Lodge
Redmen’s Hall
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Moose Home
First Baptist Church
Kings Daughters Bible Class
Blueville
Nora Withers
King's Daughters
C. B. S. Club
Harold Cole
Grand ‘Street
General Woman's Club
Elk’s Club
Book Review Department
B. and O. Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary
Beavers Return From Wheeling Visit With Family News
Mrs. W. A. Beavers Sr returned last night from Wheeling where she has been spending the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mattson and son Richard of Weston were the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Beavers, Sr
Wheeling
Paul Mattson
Richard
Weston
Ill West Grafton man Pneumonia Stricken at Home
Bert Perine of West Grafton is seriously ill with pneumonia at his home. Attendees at the Henry Busse dance at Carmichael auditorium in Clarksburg included Miss Charlotte Rendle Miss Mary Virginia Lambert Glenn Suddarth Dorsey Sapp and Mr and Mrs Willard Murphy. Louise McVicker Gets of Webster underwent a tonsillectomy at City hospital this morning. Mrs Belle Lemmons of route 2 is a surgical patient at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Perine
West Grafton
Henry Busse
Carmichael Auditorium
Clarksburg
Charlotte Rendle
Mary Virginia Lambert
Glenn Suddarth
Dorsey Sapp
Willard Murphy
Louise McVicker Gets
Webster
City Hospital
Belle Lemmons
Route 2
Wasting good cards in bridge play critique
A Barclay on Bridge column notes players sometimes waste cards by overvaluing their own honors. An example shows South overcalling with diamonds, leading to a complex sequence where heart entries and diamond ruffs could have aided the declarer. The defender’s overcall ultimately limits the contract, illustrating precise card management and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deak Ag
West
South
Hospital Update on Mrs Dorothy Stevens at City Hospital
Mrs Dorothy Stevens of 57 Addison Street underwent a major operation at City Hospital, with reports indicating a stable condition and ongoing recovery steps under medical supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stevens
Addison Street
City Hospital
SLAIN YOUTH IDENTIFIED IN AKRON SHOOTING
Loring D. Richardson 22, of Fairmont W Va was killed in an incident at Akron High School drive and reported as a burglary suspect. Officers say Richardson drew a gun during a confrontation with G D Miller who fired as he wrestled with the youth. The dead man was linked to stolen items found in a car including rifles and license plates. Authorities identify him via a cousin, Miss Wilma Lawler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Loring D. Richardson
Fairmont
W. Va
Glen D. Miller
Dave Ryan
Owl Cigar
Robert Cruden
United Rubber Workers of America
Wolski Morgue
Wilma Lawler
Samazed
Charleston
Loring Richardson
Fairmont State College
G. D. Miller
Richardson
Miller
West Virginia
Wilms
Lawler
C. G. Tallman
C. V. Ray
Young Richardson Described by Friends and Superintendent
Friends who worked with Richardson for a year recall him as a quiet young man whose hobby was amateur photography. Superintendent C C Tallman called Richardson the most polite and deferential of employees. Discrepancies in the early description prompted doubts about identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Richardson
Richardson
C. C. Tallman
Weir Urges Labor Capital Unity At Manufacturers Meet
Weir chairman of National Steel Corp told the National Association of Manufacturers convention that the country faces about five billion dollars in costs or 160 to 175 dollars per family in 1937. He urged cooperation between labor and capital and warned against a government stance hindering a rational get together. He and other speakers stressed the delicate labor management relations and called for leaders who serve the people as a whole rather than factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fmest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
National Association of Manufacturers
Weir
Leo Wolman
Columbia University Labor Authority
Charles W. Fahy
Coungel
National Labor Relations Board
Ol Keq
America
National Labor Relations Acti
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Annabel P. Swisher
Alfred Clay
Willin
Jayne
Grayton Drug & Chemical Company
Barclay
Mee
Cee
Rent
Tan
Tom
Orrow
Wee
Nerapie
Bast Seta South
Charlie Chaplin
Paulette Goddard
Walter Winchell
Charlie Chaplins
Charlie
Paulette
Hollywood
National Steel
Roberta
Eb Elks
Khain
Rayon
Penney’s
NuCraft
Rer
Towncraft
Brite
Samant
Mg If Wit
Aly
Jong Naring
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