Birthday Celebrations Brighten Walnut Street Home
Dr and Mrs C Neabandy hosted a afternoon of Christmas themed activities for numerous children at their Walnut Street residence. The event featured an eight candle birthday cake, candy favors, and a late afternoon ice course before a bridge games session with prizes for high and low scorers. Guests included Mary Elizabeth Shafer and Evelyn Shafer, among others, with close by adults in attendance.
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Hilda £ Sterlin
Charlotte Mies
Mary Elizabeth Shafer
Netty Stafford
Inor Jacobs
Emily Murray
Berti Dean Proudfoot
Mary Alice Wood
Alice Canpett
Naomi Robinson
Jean Waller
Dorothy Will Mayison
Frances Proudfoot
Verma McDaniel
Fanny-felle
Sam Merville
Evelyn Shafer
Betty Leo Hamilton
Fairmont
Hale Zinn
Edwin Martin
Dorsey Boyd
Richard Davidson
Mansford
Shafer
Robert
Sommerville
Win
Jacobs
Marguerite Beverlin
Hilda
Dolores
Bolin
Curtayy Mary
Ellzabeth Shafer
Barbara Jean Baker
Mary Ellen’St. Clair
Helen Louise Miller
Betty Rose
Miller
Dolores Mae Price
Juanita Catrell
Betty Hall
Martha Gatrell
Ruth McMillan
Alfreda Fisher
Betty Jean King
Edith Mable Martin
Robby Loar
Uennie Richman
Lester Loar, Jr
Billie Stewart
Howard Lloraine
John Pawcett
Henry Lee Beverlin
Richard’ Teverlin
Entertains Club Hosts Holiday Gathering in Holly
Miss Hazel Shuttlesworth delightfully entertained the Grafton Quota Club and friends at her Holly home Wednesday night. Seasonal greenery adorned the rooms and a centerpiece sun-parlor tree created festive charm. Guests enjoyed cards, with progressive bridge and euchre played. top bridge score prizes went to Mrs. Anne Hetlin and Mrs. Gene Bell of New York.
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Maple Avenue
Mis
Lloyd Kuhn
Howard Leonard
Fairmont
Warden
Walter Christip
Carroll Kelley
Lloyd Kulm
Brooks R. Gall
Hazel _Shuttlesworth
Grafton Quota Club
Dorsey Street
Holly
Laurel
Anne Hetlin
Gene Bell
New York
Christmas Party Plans and Society News
A series of social events are detailed including a Christmas party at the Judson Missionary Society room in First Baptist Church with a grab bag and a shower for President Mrs. Clyde Bennett. Other notices describe the 8 S Club Christmas gathering hosted by Mrs. Clyde Turner with gift exchanges, a Gatton Woman's Music Club dance featuring the Ramblers Orchestra, and an informal Walnut Street gathering hosted by Mrs. D L Larue with card games and a prize for Mrs. Harold Cole.
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Duilson Missionary Society
Judson Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Clyde Bennett
Woman's Music Club
Gat” Ton
the Elk's Home
Main Street
Society Ramblers Orchestra
Maryland
D. L. Larue
Walnut Street
Harold Cole
Birth Announcements for Stansberry Steadman Steadman Deegan
Mr and Mrs W A Stansberry of Baltimore Street celebrate the birth of a ten and one half pound baby son named James Wesley Stansberry. Mr and Mrs A T Steadman of West Washington Street rejoice at the birth on Sunday Dec 25 of an eleven pound baby girl named Laura Mae Steadman. Mr and Mrs James Deegan of joy celebrate the birth of a baby boy born Thursday afternoon.
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W. A. Stansberry
Baltimore Street
James Wesley Stansberry
A. T. Steadman
West Washington Street
Laura Mae Steadman
James Deegan
Winter Wardrobe Advice At The Resort
Lisbeth Hite offers fashion tips for resort wear. She praises resorts as ideal in winter or summer and highlights white flannel outfits and a chiffon dress dyed in red and yellow as striking components for a BOI course ensemble. Her guidance centers on color harmony and suitable fabrics.
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Grafton social notes guests and travelers listed
Brownlow Parken guest Mrs Adlington and Miss Leachman visit relatives in Grafton while Miss Holt and Miss Noad stay with locals. Dr Kimmel returns to Cincinnati after holidays. Numerous relatives attend Peter Wood funeral in Newark. Marion Brown from VMI en route home for vacation. J W Turner of Hardman visits town.
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Clarington
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Blueville
I. N
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Barbour County
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H. ¥. Rinehart
Belviston
J.B. Maxwell
Maxwell
West Main Street
Florence Holt
Alpine
New Jersey
Grafton
Esther Murray
Ther
Walnut Street
Charles E. Lally
Charles, Jr
Statesville
N. C
Lally
Irene Noad
Morganstown
Gertrudes Siddarth
Thayer Stride
Betty Lee Hamilton
Fairmont
Armstrong
Joseph Bradford
Peter Wood
Newark
Ohio
Opdyke
Fred
Clannsinger
T.powell
F. J. Opdyke
Orin Payne
Fred Glannsinger
L. Jones
Lawrence
Uhricksville
Delmar Wood
Frankfort
Frank Wood
Howard Leonard
Marion Brown
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
BreMechen
Remus Sanity Hearing Details Tie to Homicide Risk
Judge Lueders summarizes testimony from doctors and witnesses about George Remus in a probate court sanity hearing. Doctors Wolfstein Kieley Byber Hoppe Rattlift and McIntyre say Remus is dangerous at large and believes it moral to kill. Remus blames Dodge for his troubles and moots a presidential bid if not a candidate for the presidency.
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Lueders
David J. Wolfstein
Charles B. Kieley
B. A. Byber
H. H. Hoppe
Thomas A. Rattlift
Howard D. McIntyre
George Remus
Anne
Baker
Remus
Franklin J. Dodge, Jr
Jansing, Mich
Department of Justice
Dodge
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Commandant Canning Transferred to Morgantown
Commandant L. W. Canning, formerly chief of the Salvation Army post in Grafton, has been transferred to Morgantown after a brief Ohio stay. He oversaw a Christmas charity drive totaling over 450 dollars, funded by local merchants and Grafton citizens. He and his wife and daughter will depart next Wednesday for Morgantown to assume the new post.
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Salvation Army
L. W. Canning
New Foundland
Morgantown
Canning
Eed
Collapse of Church Wall Proves Fatal
Naples reports a church wall collapse during mass killing one child and injuring the Mother Superior of the Bar ra orphanage. Senator Fess aid led to the rescue of a state delegate among the orphans as a storm buffets the area.
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Naples
Barra
Fess
Willig
Woman on Trial for Murder of Chicago Police Sergeant
Mrs. Minnie Gorangon stands trial in Chicago accused of murdering Sergeant Knute Gellinson of the Chicago Police Department. The case centers on alleged intent and the circumstances of the fatal confrontation during the alleged crime. Investigators seek to establish motive and timeline as proceedings continue.
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Knute Géllinson
Chicago
Minnie Gorangon
Imperial Airways Reports Profit for Year and Growth
London report shows 57,905 dollar net profit after 2,500,000 miles flown with no injuries. Despite prior losses in 1926 and 1925, the Imperial Airways year highlights include a 26 percent rise in traffic on the Euro ban routes and continuing expansion of services.
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ALR
London
Imperial Airways
Lucretia Borl Returns From Europe Amid Transit Woes
Prima donna Lucretia Borl arrives back from Europe amid a mystery of 15 pounds missing in transit. Her dog Rowdy accompanies the performer as reports of weight issues and travel mishaps surface.
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Lucretia Borl
Europe
Rowdy
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