Society notes from Red Wing and Andrews churches
Several groups and clubs in Red Wing and Andrews M E church hold meetings this week. Prizes were awarded at a Red Wing club dance and Christmas luncheon at Mrs Myrtle Frazier’s home while group meetings of the Ladies Aid Society address important business and Christmas plans. The American Legion Auxiliary and the Baltimore and Ohio Veterans also gather for Christmas gifts, charity canning, and officer elections. The Woman's Club in the Elks auditorium organizes sewing for community candy bags and plans a New Year dance at the Moose Home with Bill Doll's University Orchestra.
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Red Wing Club
Myrtle Frazier
West Railroad Street
Mrd
Pearl Hussion
Pauline Parkhill
Pearl Fox
Pauline Mallan
Grand Street
The
Ladies Aid Society of
Andrews M
W. H. Paugh
Ladies Aid Society of Andrews M. E. Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Frances Campbell
St. John Street
Miss Campbell
Moose Home
Baltimore and Ohio Veterans and the Ladies Auxiliary
Woodmen Hall
Woman's Club
Elks
Bill Doll
University Orchestra of
Morgantown
Ladies Aid Society of Andrews M. E
McGraw Avenue
My Beauty Hint health advice from Raquel Torres
Raquel Torres advocates regular vigorous exercise as essential for skin and complexion. She recommends consistent workouts rather than casual activity and describes a floor touch exercise done with straight arms as effective.
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Raquel Torres
McGonagle Family Returns From Charleston Visit
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. McGonagle returned from Charleston where they were called by the illness of Mr. McGonagle's sister, Mrs. Peter Carroll. Also notes tire ad and a Washington street visit by the Tregellas family from Clarksburg to Mrs. J. N. Tregellas.
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V. J. McGonagle
Charleston
McGonagle
Peter Carroll
Cole
Pharis Tire Co
W. Main St
Grafton
W. Va
Harold M. Tregellas
Harold
Barbara
Clarksburg
J. N. Tregellas
Washington Street
Youngsters Rob Bank of Church Fund in Bloomsburg
A nine year old boy and his seven year old sister broke into the Bloomsburg Bank-Columbia Trust Co. by a six inch window and took two sacks of money. They were found by a 15 year old sister, then turned to their father and police. Police recovered $11.45 from the boy and found one sack hidden near the bank steps.
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Bloomsburg
Justice of the Peace
Bloomsburg Bank-Columbia Trust Company
Ten words provoke debate among New York literati
New York readers react to Wilfred J. Funk list of the ten most beautiful English words with only lullaby earning faint praise. The selection includes dawn hush lullaby murmur tranquil mist luminous golden melody, drawing mixed comments from poets and critics.
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New York
Wilfred J. Funk
Notable words and poets spark lively debate on language
Fannie Hurst, Dorothy Parker, Hedrick Willen Van Loon and King Lardner spar over word beauty. The exchange covers favorite terms from cellar-door to hard sounds, and playful coinages like blute and crene, revealing quirky tastes in language.
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Fannie Hurst
Dorothy Parker
Hedrik Willen van Loon
Guy
Miss Parker
King Lardner
Maple Run Organizes Four-H Club At School
Maple Run school formed a Four-H club with ten members. Howard Bolyard elected president, Velva Demoss secretary. Supt Lloyd Shriver and Morgantown Four-H supervisor L B Hartley spoke on government protection and Four-H methods. Members read four books. A West Virginia club with Max Sinsel president and Velva Waddell secretary was organized. Christmas program planned for Dec 22 at 1 30 pm with Patrons invited.
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Maple Run School
Howard Bolyard
Velya Demoss
Lloyd Shriver
L. 8. Hartley
Morgantown
Shriver
Hartley
Velva Demoss
Mary Bunner
Beryl Bolyard
Lester Menear
Beatrice Moore
Nona Layen
Harry
Vivian Williams
Donald Hamilton
Fred
William
Robert Williams
Hayward Miller
Vivian Jennings
Velva Waddell
Max Sinsel
Wilma Bunner
Virginia
Beulah Calhoun
Paul Welch
Trene
Archie
Maurice Rogers
Harold Bonner
James Moore
Floyd Rogers
Maple Run
West Virginia
T B Clinic Opens Tomorrow for Graf ton Taylor County
The tuberculosis clinic for Graf ton and Taylor County will open at 8 30 tomorrow morning at the Elks home and close at 4. Drs Fortney Evan from Hopement state tuberculosis sanitorium will supervise with Dr Dorsey C Peck and Drs A R Warden and R D Stout assisting. Miss Cleo McLaughlin and Edna Gay Mason also listed in support roles.
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Grafton
Taylor County
Elks
Menus and Recipes From a Historic Daily Menu
A dated menu lists breakfast lunch and dinner items including frizzled dried beef eggs toast and coffee. Recipes detail frizzled dried beef with milk gravy and a 7 minute frosting cake recipe with sugar water egg whites vanilla and baking steps.
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Breakfest
Fashion Items Listed For Potential Purchase
A catalog style note enumerates Lingerie Gloves Jewelry Lounging Robes Hosiery Coats Handbags Umbrellas as items of interest for shoppers. The list highlights diverse fashion accessories and apparel available in a retail setting.
Typographical Union votes count in five day week plan
Indianapolis report notes ballots from about one third of the union’s 700 locals tally toward a five day week proposal. Officials announced early figures show protection and insurance figures, with thousands benefiting from tuberculosis protection and treatment programs.
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Charles P. Howard
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
Clinic prepares tuberculosis examinations for rural and city residents
Field agent and city school nurse lead preliminary work for a clinic that will examine about 50 people to assess tuberculosis presence and stage. Cases may be remanded to Hopemont state sanitarium. Miss Mason, Miss McLaughlin, Mrs. Mays, Miss Kelley, Miss Shriver assist. junior Red Cross girls from Central on duty. Forenoon rural exams, afternoon city and adult checks, with some out-of-city tests possible. Seals sales fund the drive, an annual county event, already underway.
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Tuberculosis’ Association
Hopemont
Mason and McLaughlin
Clyde N. Mays
Betty Kelley
Elizabeth Shriver
Sentinel
Legion leader blasts economy league over veteran costs
Louis A. Johnson, national commander of the American Legion, denounces the National Economy League’s stance on disabled veterans and government costs. He cites 1931 total federal outlay at 9.519 billion, warns that League policies shift veterans’ care to taxpayers, and derides Byrd as a figure aiding anti veteran sentiment. He urges Legion rehab focus and cites a biblical warning on defense priorities. New Hampshire toll roads date back to 1796 and India’s population rose over ten percent in a decade.
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Louisville
National Economy League
Louis A. Johnson
American Légion
Legion
Joint Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Johnson
League
America
Joint Congressional Committee
Richard E. Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Veterans of America
Dutling
American Legion
Navy
National Defense
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Bank OF Church Fund
Marcel
T.B
Barbara. Hutton
Woolworth
Prince Milvanl
Associated Press
Kayser
Japan
New Hampshire
India
Grafton Printing CO
R. L. Newson
Sentinel Bldg
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