Quota Club Hosts Social at Mrs Fisher’s East Washington Home
Mildred Graham notes a large Quota Club social at Mrs Rhea Fisher’s home on East Washington street with cards and conversation, followed by a dainty refreshment course. The piece lists upcoming church and auxiliary meetings, including Young People’s Union and Methodist groups, plus Christmas party fun and member attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Fisher
East Washington Street
Eleanor Jacobs
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Ile
Mgt
Walnuti
Birthother
Alva Jacobs
Arbutus Willams
Rev
and J. Mitchell
Nellie Williams
Stevens
Julia Elvira Nicoplyn Summers
Mary Belle
William McFarland
Ar Hi Williams
Edmund Jacobs
Stanley Nicola
W. R. Tis
Clyde Richmans
Nk Graham
Jacobs
Ila
Ladies Host Gift Exchange With Dessert Service
Mrs. Frank Cather and Mrs. Ada Strouse led gift distribution while guests enjoyed a dessert course. The group included Miss Eva Love, Mrs. Frank Collins, Mrs. F. S. Suddarth, Miss Mary Brand, Mrs. Bruce Willhide, Mrs. A. A. Miller, Mrs. F. B. Smith, Mrs. Herbert Rowland, Mrs. J. B. Bradford, Mrs. Strouse, Mrs. T. W. Heironimus, Mrs. John Malcolm, Mrs. J. B. Leamon, Mrs. Frank Cather, and Mrs. Margaret Weaver. Guests were Miss Effie Mike of Moundsville and Miss McSlintic of Florida, plus Mrs. William Morgan of Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cather
Ada Strouse
Eva Love
Frank Collins
F. S. Suddarth
Mary Brand
Bruce Willhide
A. A. Miller
F. 8. Smith
Herbert Rowland
J. B. Bradford
Strouse
T. W. Heironimus
John Malcolm
J. B. Leamon
Margaret Weaver
Effie Mike
Moundsville
William Morgan
Wheeling
McSlintic
Florida
Local residents visit relatives during holidays
Miss Dora B Gaskins visits Martinsburg relatives for Christmas and New Year. John Knight Bethany college coach and Harold Knight Bethany student tour Graf ton. James Proudfoot and Mrs Limbers visit Floyd Primm’s home. Kenneth Shaw admitted for minor operation. G J Goodwin hosts Harry C MacKay and family. Regina Lowther returns from Chicago Baptist Missionary Training School for holidays. John L Abbott business manager of the Colonels visits Morgantown university. Leland Price slightly improves after ten days illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora B. Gaskins
Martinsburg
John Knight
Judith
Bethany
W. Va
Grafton
Knight
Bethany College
Harold Knight
Maple Avenue
James Proudfoot
Parkersburg
Bert Limbers
Billy
Columbus
Ohio
Floyd Primm
Limbers
Proudfoot
Primm
Kenneth Shaw
Boyd Street
City Hospital
Harry C. MacKay
Washington, Pa
G. J. Goodwin
Regina Lowther
Baptist Missionary Training School
Chicago
Rey
James E. Fidler
Jimmy
Dorothy Bennett
Sarah Jones
Washington
John L. Abbott
Harry Abbott
University At
Morgantown
Abbott
Colonels
Leland Price
Orchard Avenue
Methodical Prosecutor Catches Up With Couple
Meadville Pa Dec 31 Prosecutor Stuart Culbertson a methodical man finds a record showing L A and Kenneth Davidson guilty but unsentenced He calls in a judge who sentences them to two years each Their New Year celebration plans are canceled by the judge and the case moves forward
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Stuart Culbertson
L. A
Kenneth Davidson
Culbertson
Davisons
Tax Department Chief Honored on Birthday
More than 50 tax department employees sang happy birthday to H. Isaiah Smith in his Charleston office and presented a smoking stand of cigars. When asked his age, Smith’s secretary Louise Bailey replied only that he is over 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Tax Department
H. Isaiah Smith
Smith
Revenue Department
Louise Bailey
Partly Alive Virus Baffles Scientists In St Louis
A decoded report from the Rockefeller Institute describes a virus with crystal structure and specific traits that blur lines between living and nonliving. It notes temperature and pepsin sensitivity, host specificity, and the mosaic disease link, reflecting ongoing debate on viral life status and classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Rorkprovier Institute
Accanintinn For the Advancement of Science
Toeiow
Shanna
Teharen
Pepsin
Moorefield Editor Dies After Three Weeks Ill
Bam A. McCoy, 60, long time editor and publisher of the Moorefield Examiner, died at his home after a three weeks illness in Moorefield. Rites planned Wednesday at the Presbyterian church. Surviving: his widow, one daughter, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
Bam A. McCoy
Presbyterian Church
Alien on Relief Five Years After Arrival in U S
In Chicago on December 31 Judge Thomas Gren fined Frank Pupsta, 57, in a misconduct case after testimony showed he arrived five years ago, immediately went on relief, and remained on relief. Deportation proceedings were ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Frank Pupsta
Thomas Gren
Doctor Falls Through Ice But Keeps Derby Hat
Dr Leo F Gervais fell through the ice near Hartford on December 31 but rescued himself and did not want a body search started He explained to police that he feared finding his derby might prompt a search and hoped the hat would be found instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Leo F. Gervais
Wealthy Gasoline Processor Dies In Tulsa
T. K. Smith, a wealthy processor who cashed in on casing head natural gasoline, died in Tulsa. A former youth in Sistersville West Virginia, he devised a method to condense and treat casing head for blending with gasoline. He is survived by his widow, a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Ools
Dee
T. K. Smith
Sistersville
W. Va
Union Calls Big Walkout In Glass Industry
Glen W. McCabe, president of the Federation of Flat Glass Workers of America, said about 5,000 union members in eight cities will strike tomorrow if independent glass manufacturers do not reach a wage deal. A one year pact expires tonight, with cities including Ft. Smith Arkansas, Okmulgee Oklahoma, Sistersville West Virginia, Clarksburg West Virginia, Fairchance Pennsylvania, Arnold Pennsylvania, Belle Vernon Pennsylvania, and Jeannette Pennsylvania. The federation seeks a 7% wage rise. manufacturers want to drop the sliding scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Glen W. McCabe
Federation of Flat Glass Workers of America
McCabe
Clarksburg
Ft. Smith
Ork
Okmulgee
Okla
The Perfect Gentleman Arrives At Dixie Theatre New Year's Day
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents The Perfect Gentleman starring Cicely Courtneidge in her American debut opposite Frank Morgan. Heather Angel and Richard Waring co star in a British stage and screen-mentored comedy about a retired army major chasing fame with a music hall star. Dixie Theatre promotes the New Year release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Cicely Courtneidge
Frank Morgan
Miss Courtneidge
Heather Angel
Richard Waring
Dixie Theatre
Metro.Goldwyn-Mayer
Fresh Attack On Gold Clause Taken to Court
The case before the Supreme Court challenges the constitutionality of laws abolishing gold clauses. Colombia concern Compania de In versiones Internacionales argues the law excludes international transactions between non residents. Plaintiffs seek $5307 on securities rather than their face value of 3125 due to prior dollar gold weight reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Act of Congress
Supreme Court
Colombia
Compania de Inversiones Internacionales
United States
Industrial Mortgage Bank of Finland
Salvation Army to Hold Prayer Service Tonight
Salvation Army members will celebrate the end of the old year and the advent of the new with a prayer service at 11:15 tonight in the cited location. Major John Campbell announced the open gathering is free and open to the public, inviting all interested in starting the new year in prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Citadel
John Campbell
Lindbergh Kidnapping Murder Trial Coverage Continues
Reporters tracked the Lindbergh case as Hauptmann awaits execution next month in New Jersey state prison. Police kept the Lindberghs away while a chauffeur’s car carried the family from the scene. Importer’s crew said Hauptmann had left the U S to protect his family during the trial. British and French press shadowed the car from the pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Pare
Lindberghs
United States
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh
Strand Theatre New Year film features Miss Whitney with Vallee
Rudy Vallee lauds Eleanore Whitney as a feminine Fred Astaire and predicts a bright future for the 18 year old dancer now in Hollywood. Whitney shared top billing on tours, even stealing the spotlight from Vallee in Chicago last season. Vallee first began predicting futures in 1927 when he praised a young Bing Crosby, then unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Vailee
Eleanore Whitney
Fred Astaire
Hollywood
Miss Whitney
Vallee
Chicago
Rudy
Three Rhythm Kings
Sammy Diehl
Bing Crosby
Pate
Evan ‘Aramount
Lindbergh’s Voyage Sparks Speculation on Sanctuary
Reports said Charles Lindbergh sought sanctuary for his second son as the family left the United States, with rumors circling that he wanted to avoid being in America during Hauptmann’s January 13 execution week. Crewmen on his chosen vessel denied the rumors, stating the flyer had asserted he did not wish to be in the U.S. during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Scotland
Liverpool
United States
Lindbergh
America
Hauptmann
Accused M. D. Held On Preliminary Hearing Waiver
Magistrate Davisson set a $3000 bond for Dr Showalter after complaints signed by Haislip. Holden, accused of taking Miss Haislip to the physician for an alleged illegal operation, faces imminent arraignment. Haislip reportedly suffered another heart attack but doctors say his condition is not extremely dangerous. He remained under care after last Friday’s attack, missing his granddaughter’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Showalter
Haislip
Holden
Pension plan details explain two percent tax impact
Mr Sommerville outlines how a two percent transaction tax would fund a pension plan, noting continued concentration of wealth. The explanation stresses mechanisms and potential revenue effects as the discussion unfolds across the page.
Convicted in Kingman for open and notoriousplural marriage
Price Johnson and Ce Spencer were convicted at Kingman Arizona for open and notorious plural marriage, despite protests that such unions are religiously based and arguments that religious freedom was recently reaffirmed by President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Price Johnson
S Ce Spencer
Kingman, Ariz
Kiwanis Committee Appointments Named by President Elect Li ver
President elect Lloyd Liver will be formally inducted next week at the first meeting of the new year. Kiwanis committees were appointed with members named for Agriculture Advertising Attendance, Business Standards and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
M. E
Epworth Lague
Woodman Circle
HP. U
Rose Grove No
HSC
Mission Ot Athcare Ae W.'Y. P. U. of the First Baptist
Woman's Auxiliary
Ehuigh
Methodist Church
Donald
Leon Proud
Stanley Nicola
James E. Fidler
Lety
A White
Dorothy Oot
Mary Keener
Chantiller
Beulah Jones
Sarah 'S
Donald White
Rey, Fidler
Ky Goodwin
Regina Low
Lloyd Liver
Kiwanis
Farrell Yates
Ray Watson
Ed Headley
West Virginia
J. L.evans, Jr
Paul Murphy
H. J. Garrell
T. Bernard Lane
Lawrence Hall
H.P. Church
Claude Ebert
W. C. Lawson
J Ane Arley Leonard
Howard Cameron
J. L. Welfe
M. Richards
J. J. Kaufman
R. K. Liller
A.B. Outright
Clyde Mays
I. C. Klein
Webb
Haddix
C. 8. Ebert
Joy Jolliffe
Mason Tucker
Rey Leonard
Luke B. Ross
Rev
D. F. Desist
J. Livin
T. B. Lane
John
Dr Beagle
C.F. Shafer
Joe Jolliffe
Lawrence
Hall
Bates
George G. Gouittt
Revival Begins At Thornton M E Church In Waterford
Miss Lois Vashti Gregory, noted evangelist from Waterford Pennsylvania, opened a two weeks revival at Thornton M E Church led by Pastor Rev Charles Hawkins. Services start at 7 30 pm with a brief Bible study before the song service and an invitation to young people. Children’s meetings are held in the church hall area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Vashti Gregory
Waterford
Thornton M. E
Charles Hawkins
Grafton
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Simon Straus
Ivo
UNION
Huntington
Marshall College
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Gentleman
Harry Haberman
Wauwatosa
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W. R. Shackleford
Blueville
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C. R. Freeze
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