Birthday party for McDaniels and friends
Society notes report Mrs. Charles McDaniel hosting a dinner at her Stonehouse home for her husband Charles and Ed McDaniel with Dr. Hugh Church for December birthdays. Attendees include W. W. McDaniel, George Miller family, Raymond McDaniel, Helen Chenoweth, and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDaniel
Stonehouse
Ed. McDaniel
Hugh Church
W. ‘W. McDaniel
Cecil
George Miller
Evelyn
Virginia
Knottsville Road
Raymond McDaniel
Helen Chenoweth
Gladys
Avanell
Navy Abandons Search for Missing Airmen over Pacific
Honolulu dispatch reports the navy ended its broad mid-Pacific search for Lieut. Charles P. Ulm and two Australian flyers who have been missing since last Tuesday. The army has yet to decide if its fighter planes will continue the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Charles ¢ P. Ulm
Navy
mid-Pacific
Army
Peace Week Public Meeting At First Baptist Church
The W C T U observes Peace week with a public meeting Friday at 2 30 p m at First Baptist Church A program will be presented and Mrs Oliver Shurtliff Fairmont state director for international peace relations will speak The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of United Brethren Church
Dorsey Ridenour
Harold Waller
John Waller
Merle Stillwell
First Baptist Church
Oliver Shurtliff
Fairmont
Frederick Flanagan Admitted After Major Operation At City Hospital
Frederick Flanagan was admitted to City hospital late Saturday evening and underwent a major operation at that time. Miss Anna Warder returned to Baltimore this morning after spending the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Hugh Warder, Maple avenue. Warder is a student nurse at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Flanagan
City Hospital
Anna Warder
Baltimore
Hugh Warder
Maple Avenue
Miss Warder
Johns Hopkins Hospital
New York Welcomes Dionne Quintuplet Doctor Dafoe
Allan Roy Dafoe of Callander Ontario visits New York to share a firsthand account of the Dionne quintuplets. He notes they weigh about 58 or 59 pounds combined, are healthy and developing hair, and expect to travel to Washington and Johns Hopkins before returning to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Woods
Allan Roy Dafoe
Marie
Callander
Ont
Jonn
Yugoslavia Seeks Accord in League Dispute with Hungary
Belgrade officials quoted by the Associated Press said Yugoslavia will not act independently against Hungary or defy the League of Nations as the two countries continue their dispute. Titulescu attacked Hungary in broad terms, eliciting laughter from the galleries while President Vasconcellos urged restraint. The Romanian foreign minister criticized Hungary for not halting terrorism drills and condemned authorities for negligence, praising Apponyi as Geneva discussions shifted in tone from courtesy to provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comunuea
Ruge 1
League
Yugoslavia
Titulescu
Hungary
Vasconcellos
Hungarias
Apponyi
Geneva
Belgrade
Associated Press Today
Yeo Javia
League of Nations
Victim’s Sweetheart Doris Rogers to Aid Slay Trial
Doris Rogers 21, fiancée of John Gorrell and dental student from Kansas City, is expected to play a key role in the prosecution of Philip Kennamer, son of a federal judge, as he faces trial for the slaying. Rogers confronted Kennamer in Tulsa county jail and asked why he did it, expressing her belief in shared love for John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Rogers
John Gorrell
Kansas City
Philip Kennamer
Miss Rogers
Pittsburg
Kas
Kennamer
Tulsa
Okla
Phil
John
Gang Leader Slain by Sheriff S Men in East St Louis
James Hickey, associate of the Shelton gang, was shot and killed Saturday afternoon by Sheriff Henry Siekmann and four deputies in a raid on a Signal Hill home. The sheriff said Hickey opened fire first and the incident prompted denials of a kidnap or extortion plot. Reports linked a plot against a prominent local businessman, which the purported victim denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
James Hickey
Shelton Gang
Henry Siekmann
Siekmann
Hickey
Signal Hill
Man Trapped in Well Believed to Die in Irish Free State
In Greystone, Irish Free State, rescue workers nearly reached Joseph O Leary when a fresh slide of earth covered him. The buried man had been in the well for more than 42 hours with only his lower body visible amid stones. Hundreds assembled, hoping for a rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greystone
Irish Free State
Joseph O'Leary
O'Leary
Soldier Noakes buried with honors amid Babes in the Wood mystery
Elmo J. Noakes a former marine was interred in Carlisle with military honors near the graves of the four children linked to the Babes in the Wood tragedy. Legions members held the service as investigators pursue whether Noakes killed the children and why the California family fled. The niece Winifred Pierce remains in Duncanville pending kin guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Sheridan
Associated
Carlisle
Elmo J. Noakes
Pennsylvania
California
Carlisle American Legion Post
Blue Ridge Mountains
Duncansville
Old College
Noakes
Winifred Pierce
Legion
Blue Ridge Range
David Binkley
Carlisle Post
Winter Storm Ravages East as WV Sees Freezing Temps
A West Virginia storm left freezing temperatures across the state with lows ranging from 14 to 24 degrees and several inches of snow. A fatality occurred near Bluefield as an automobile plunged down a 200 foot hillside killing Mrs B E Gridley. The Victoria Maru disaster added a grim backdrop as ships and crews face peril at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
B. E. Gridley
Wennonah
Mercury
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Martinsburg
Winter Cold Grips Nation With Frost and Snow
A severe cold wave sweeps the East and South with New York City recording eleven degrees above zero. A six year old perishes by fire while warming a home. Cleveland sees bright snow as ten inches fall. Central Indiana receives two inches, first of the season, with Kentucky at an inch. Palm Beach drops to 41, Miami endures rare frost as the cold spreads to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Cleveland
Indiana
Kentucky
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Palm Beach
Miami
Nobel Prizes Awarded to Americans in 1934
Four Americans shared the medicine prize with three physicians from Harvard and Ro chester. Harold Urey won chemistry but could not attend. Pirandello won for letters. The Morro Castle disaster case in New York moved forward with indictments against acting captain Warms and chief engineer Scott as 134 died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. Peterson
Stockholm
Oslo
Norway
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Luigi Pirandello
George Minot
William P. ‘Murphy
Harvard University Medical School
George H. Whipple
University of Rochester
Harold Clayton Urey
Columbia University
Lauren Steinhardt
United States
Sweden
Minot
Murphy
Whipple
Pirandello
New York
William F. Warms
Eben S. Scott
Morro Castle
Neoma Judge Sued for Alienation of Affections
Charles Jordan accuses film actress Neoma Judge of stealing his wife’s affections in a San Francisco suit. He seeks 126000 dollars, claiming gifts of money and yachting trips by a local lumber company executive caused the loss of love and marital hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neoma
Charles Jordan
Neoma Judge
Los An
Gales
Jordan
San Francisco
Freighter Struggles After Rudder Loss in Storm
From terse messages the crew concluded the stricken freighter had lost its rudder during the storm and drifted under propeller guidance, yet appeared to keep afloat. Sea-going men inferred the ship’s direction by its propeller movement and noted it remained ostensibly holding position despite the peril.
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Society
Rosemont Emergency School
Rosemont Graded School
J. B. Dryfield
Rosemont
Anne Tucker
John P. Keeley
East Main Street
West Virginia
Seton Hill College
M. Francesca
Greensburg
Miss Tucker
Seton Hill
Grafton Quota Club
Woman's Club
Elks Club
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Andrews M. E
Andrews Ladies Aid
C. T. Moorehead
West Main Street
Flodian Cunningham
Fisher
Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Dorsey McCue
Addison Street
Ladies Aid Society
Sh Paul's Lutheran Church
B. & O. Veterans
Woodman Hall
Ladies Aid Sociey
Andrews M. E. Church
C. O. Reynolds
Walnut Street
Andrews M. E. Clearch
Wilson School
Garner
John N. Garner
Washington
Uvalde
Tex
Congress
Roosevelt
Grafton Printing
R. Grafton
W. Va
DR. Dafoe OF
Calcander
U.S
Dottor
Dionne Quintuplets
Sheriff's Men
Franz & Burka FC
Associated Press
mid-Atlantic
Court Pharmacy
Marinello
Marinello Beauty Shop
Main ST
McCrory's
Sa Reber
Georgia
Durkee’s Oleo, Ll
Tavigne
Love Drug Company
Ronson
Esquire
Colgate
Williams
Gillette
Bill Fold
Blackstone Panatella Cigars
Coty
Gemey Perfume
Coty Perfume
CUTEX
Yardley
H.L. Potts
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