Central School Christmas Party A Joyful Community Event
Central school guests enjoyed a festive Christmas party with punch chips and wafers, musical performances, bingo and various rooms hosting attractions. About 700 attendees reported a lively program with new acts including a German band from Fairmont and a sub district Epworth League rally held at St Pauls M E church.
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Central School
Miss Hilkey
Mr. Grayson
Miss White
Fairmont
Social Calendar Highlights From Local Churches and Clubs
Tonight the First Baptist choir presents a cantata and practices run Thursday through Saturday. First Brethren church holds a 7 30 p m business meeting Friday. A 7 Christmas program at Central School invites public attendance. The M P church gathers December 23 with refreshments after, and T N T club meets at Mrs John Evans on Main Street with banco prizes and gift exchange. No meetings during Christmas holidays. next event January 15 at Mrs Oline Gough’s home. Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls M E church meets at Mrs Emma McDade’s home.
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Grafton
Epworth League
St. Paul's M. E
Dorothy Plante
St. Luke
Catherine White
Lee Murphy
William Knox
Ronald Knotts
Masontown
Fellowsville
Harry Edgar Flesher
Morgantown
Westover
Marion
St. Paul's Epworth League
R. O. Phillips
First Baptist Church
First Brethren Church
Central School
T. N. T. Club
John Evans
Main Street
Cline Gough
Della Bennett
W. R. Skinner
Mary Clark
Oline, Gough
Ladies Aid Meeting
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
Emma McDade
Beech Street Holiday Events And Bridge Club Gatherings
Mrs McDade founded Group A and Mrs Shaw oversaw the program with a Christmas story by Mrs McDougal and a humorous reading by Mrs Dick. A 1 plate lunch served to seventeen members and three guests. Afternoon Bridge Club met with Mrs H Gibson on Prunt Town Pike with holly and laurel decor. Thirty-two attendees enjoyed bridge at one table with prizes won by Mrs George Jolliffe and Mrs John Edwards.
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Beech Street
McDade
Group A
A.R. Shaw
McDougal
H. Gibson
Pruntytown Pike
John Edwards
Charles Wells
Herman Cox
Clarence Leath
George Jolliffe
John, Edwards
Woman Jumped Bail in Charm Cure Scam Case
Mary Smith alias Julia Stern Smith fleeced a local resident of 260 dollars last summer using a heart disease charm cure. Picked up by Washington police for another similar job, she jumped bail and is at large. Chief Wallace N. Henderson said she arrived in July 1933 posing as a doctor of unusual ability, and attended local patients regularly.
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Mary Smith
Julia Stern Smith
Washington, D. C
Wallace N. Henderson
Missing Grafton woman linked to multiple thefts
A woman linked to a string of thefts was located in the Capital City in August after securing $2,094 from a single man there. She disappeared again and faces grand larceny charges as police and Washington officials pursue her, with prior victims in Charleston and Miami cited.
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Mately
Grafton
Washington
Miss Smith
Reynoldsburg
Ohio
Jail Breakers Hunted in Pennsylvania Bedoard Suspect Attacks Sheriff
John Levy and companion Fred Mustaine escaped from Bedford jail. Mustaine was recaptured climbing the fence. Levy, held on car theft and firearms charges, allegedly attacked Sheriff D. E. Calhoun as he entered the cell block, leaving him unconscious.
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Bedford
Maryland
John Levy
Yes Bennett
Fred Mustaine
D. E. Calhoun
Bedford County
Tulsa youths tied to lights fine amid Gorrell slaying case
The report notes Homer F. Wilcox Jr. and his sister receiving $75 fines for breaking street lights within two blocks of the Gorrell crime scene. It also mentions Philip Kennamer, son of a Tulsa judge, alleging abduction plots and naming Wilcox as a hostage. Later, Sidney Born Jr., son of a university professor, was found slain under similar circumstances to the Gorrell case.
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Homer F. Wilcox, Jr
John Gorrell
Philip Kennamer
Tulsa
Young Wilcox
Kemmer
Hy, Gorell
Gorrell
Sidney Born, Jr
Ohio Moves to Launch New State Sales Tax System
Columbus report says Ohio starts rushing a vast machinery project to collect a 56 million dollar sales tax. The system, though small in pennies per sale, is designed to tally wide revenue for next year with coupon sales slated after January 10.
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Ohio
Columbus
Vanderbilt Custody Ruling Delayed by High Court Stay
Reported ruling on the custody of Gorja Vanderbilt is held up as the High Court considers a stay during Mrs. Harriet Whitney’s appeal from Justice Carew’s decision, delaying principal custody action pending the appeal outcome.
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Vanderbilt
High Court
Gorja
Harrie ‘Whitney
Carew
Hospital Discharges Include Mrs Kirby and Infant Son
Hospital notes report Mrs Clarence Kirby and her infant son discharged from City hospital this morning. L K Solomon, long inpatient, was discharged this afternoon. J J Duffy, veteran B and O engineer, treated for a fractured knee after a railroad yard accident, was discharged today after about four weeks.
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Clarence Kirby
L.K. Solomon
J. J. Duffy
O. J
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D.A. BR
Mountain City Council
Wehn Hall
D. of A
M. P
Court Pharmacy
VAL “Telephones
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Croquingnole
Weiss Ringlet
Eugene Realist
Mary Jane Beauty Shop
St, John Street
Qhouy
Pennsylvania
Mary
Beulah Belle Beauty Shoppe
Marinello
Irene Collier
Beulah, Bailey
Near
Simpson
Franz
LLO Beauty Shop
Main ST
Mccrory’s.t
Fingerwave
Primrose Beauty Shoppe
National Bank Building
Hospital
Penney
Batiste
Naty Newt
LaMona
la Mona Beauty Shoppe
West Main Street
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