Welsh Fiftieth Anniversary of Cumberland Couple
Mr and Mrs Michael J Welsh celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a solemn high mass at St Patrick's Church then a breakfast reception at the Queen City Hotel attended by about sixty relatives and friends. Welsh, a retired Baltimore and Ohio conductor, is president of the Cumberland division B and O Veterans Association.
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Cumberland Daily News
Michael J. Welsh
Harrison Street
St. Patrick's Cath i¢ Church
Queen City
Welsh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland Division
B. & O. Veterans’ Association
St. Augustine's Church
Grafton
W. Va
Kelleher
Charles J. Welsh
Delia Coniff Maloney
Tunnelton
Patrick Welsh
Mary A. Flanagan
Willam E. Kelly
St. Peter's Church
Hancock
Robert Kilgannon
St. Anthony's Church
Ridgely
Jas. L. Enfield
St.Patrck’s Catholic Church
Mong
James J. Quinn
St.Patrick's Catholic Church
James E. Connell
Washington
Arthur C. Slade
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Emmett Handon
Winchester
Edward Pendergast
Pedmont
Peon
St. Louis
James Welsh
Oakland
Cal
Parkersburg
C. P. Welsh
Hagerstown
Charles Bell
Charles Bell, Jr
Willam Kenney
Clara Morgan
Piedmont
Charles Walsh
Jack Walsh
Philadelphia
Anna Burns
Fairmont
Thomas Madden
Jack Welsh
Howard Pendergast
Japanese Peace Terms Reported in Shanhaikwan Fallout
Reports from Tientsin and Peiping say Japan pressed terms including apologies from Marshall Chang and General Ho Chu-Kuo, guarantees against renewed fighting, and control over Shankatkwan railway. Nakamura denied such terms and said no message was sent since the warning. General Nakamura demanded neutralization of Shankatkwan and Chinese control of the railway station. Civilians reportedly among casualties as fires damaged the ancient walled city near the Peiping-Mukden line.
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Peiping-Mukden
Koterms
Nakamura
Tientsin
Shankatkwan
Chang Hsiao-Liang
Peiping
Chang
Shanhaikwan
Marshall Chang
Ho Chu-Kuo
Japanese Demands in Manchuria and Chinwangtao Action
Reported terms from Kuomintang controlled Mukden on Shanhalkwan include neutralization of Shanhalkwan district and Japanese occupation until terms are accepted. General Nakamura reportedly pressed Chang in Manchuria. Chang’s spokesman denied submission. Tokyo claimed Chang’s brigade moved toward Shinwangtao as two British ships arrived off Chinwangtao to protect railway and coal interests.
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Mukden
Shanhalkwan
Shanhalkwang
Nakamura
Chang
Manchuria
Tientsin
Twanchow
Shinwangtao
Shanghaikwan
Chinwangtao
Personal notes from Grafton and area residents
Mr and Mrs Simon J Fried man and family return from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore after a week away Miss Virginia Crickenberger back in Nitro where she teaches school in Grafton Mrs Clarence Barnes and Mrs L W Heinlein shopped in Clarksburg D W Fortney confined at home former Grafton constable wish him speedy recovery G R Manear of Thornton visited Grafton Ruth Cather left for Clarksburg to visit sister Mrs William Morgan Harold Hefner to Wisconsin after Christmas visit Rebecca L Pollock WVU toured Grafton High School Catherine Shepler hosted Pollock and toured school Dr Harold Hefner plans schooling in Wisconsin
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Simon J. Friedman
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Virginia Crickenberger
Grafton
Nitro
Clarence Barnes
L. W. Heinlein
Clarksburg
D. W. Fortney
Fanny Street
Mr. Fortney
G.R. Manear
Thornton
Ruth Cather
Pearl Street
William Morgan
Paul Hefner
Logan
W. Va
Hefner
H. H. Hefner
Thayer Street
Rebecca L. Pollock
West Virginia University School of Education
Morgantown
Catherine Shepler
Beech Street
Grafton High School
Harold Hefner
Wisconsin
Once in a Lifetime comedy at the Opera House
A Universal satire titled Once in a Lifetime screens at the Opera House this Friday and Saturday. The film follows three vaudeville actors who move to Hollywood to cash in on the talkie boom while exposing backstage industry practices and executives.
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Universal
Cijnsenent
Opera House
Tonioh
Conthie
New York
Hollywood
Once in a Lifetime and The Cabin in the Cotton on Strand screens
A Hollywood open arm welcome for Opera Mouse marks a shift as George Lewis rises from vaudeville to supervise Glogauer productions. The South epic The Cabin in the Cotton, Richard Barthelmess in the lead, directed by Michael Curtiz, with a notable cast including Bette Davis and Dorothy Jordan, opens at the Strand. The piece blends history, drama, and Southern life amid industrial change and social tensions.
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Nces
Herman Glogauer
Hollywood
Holly_ wood
Jack Oakie
Sidney Fox
Aline MacMahon
Rus
Cotton
Southland
Richard Barthelmess
First National
Strand
Michael Curtiz
Down East
Dorothy Jordan
Bette Davis
Dick Barthelmess
Henry B. Walthall
Harry Harrison Kroll
Paul Green
Dorothy Peterson
David Landau
Hardie Albright
Berton Churchill
Edmund Breese
Tully Marshall
Clarence Muse
William LeMaire
Warner Bros. Studio
Richmond Dining Hall Menus and Recipes
The page lists breakfast and luncheon menus for Mrs. Alexander in Richmond, featuring Corn la Southern salad and a gelatin dessert with lemon juice peaches cherries and grapes. A peanut butter and jelly assembly appears among school luncheon items, along with a cookie-like Cocoanut Cookies and citrus gelatin desserts. A stray note mentions cleaning bed springs with a dish mop.
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Richmond
Pruntytown WCTU Plans New Members and Events
The Pruntytown Woman's Christian Temperance Union met January 3 in the industrial school's tailor shop. President Mrs. H. E. Plesher led a session stressing membership growth. A Victory Day service is set for January 15 at the M. E. church, with details by Mrs. Flesher. A January 17 covered-dish dinner and quilting event will be at Mrs. Flesher's home, and the sewing effort for Salvation Army will close the meeting with pie and coffee refreshments.
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Pruntytown Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Industrial School
H. E. Plesher
M. E. Church
Flesher
Electric needle revives dead hearts in medical study
Dr. Albert S. Hyman of New York showcases an electric needle that delivers a tiny current to heart tissue, mimicking a pacemaker to restart stopped hearts. Trials on animals and a few humans suggest the method can produce artificial beats and restore life after shock or failure, with comparisons to adrenaline injections and past electrical attempts. Funeral services for James Bee, a Grafton magistrate, will be held in Parkersburg after his death from paralysis.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Jan
Albert S. Hyman
M. D
New York City
Hyman
Artificia
Humber
James
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