Turkey Dinner Honors Newlywed Kuhnes in Turkey Night
Mrs J P Montgomery hosted a turkey dinner Sunday at Turkey Dinner Heid in honor of Mr and Mrs Albert Kuhnes newlyweds formerly Miss Mary Compton Gifts poured in and a serenade followed the couple’s buggy ride Attendees included Walter Rogers C D Jacobs Annie Rogers Len Bunner Frank Sypolt Will Riggleman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Montgomery
Albert Kuhnes
Kuhnes
Mary Compton
Walter Rogers
C. D. J.cobs
Annie Rogers
Len Bunner
Feirmont
Frank Sypolt
Morgantown
Will Riegleman
Harold
Nina May
Helen Marie
Dorothy Rigglemaz
Mary Venus Rogers
Wilson
J. F. Mentse
Ymale Montgomery
Social Calendar and Club Meetings Set Across Week
Monday events include A N A No 3996 installation in Webn hall and Women’s Club music department gathering at Elks Home. St Paul’s M E Church hosts a Ladies mission meeting with Mrs Hazel Hobbs at 119 Walnut St. Queta Club gathers at Hotel Avon on Monday. Welfare Department meets Tuesday at First. Epworth Genetic rally moves to Wednesday at the courthouse. Mealtimes served today in city churches for youths bound for Camp Knox and other camps, with young men from several counties in enlistment exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webn
Women’s Club
Elks Home
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Quéta
Avon
Court House
el Nomen
Camp Knox
Marion
Preston
Barbour
Harrison
Kingwood police corporal visits Grafton
Corporal J. W. Wooddell of the state police in charge of the Kingwood detachment was a visitor in Grafton today. He formerly served here. Miss Rose Loar is very ill at her Walnut Street home. Dick Robey, a student at Ohio University, will leave Sunday for him. Mrs Lester Bush has returned from Phillipsburg, Pa., where she spent the holidays with her mother, Mrs Sarah Moore. The many friends of Mrs Moore are glad she is in good health and had a pleasant Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wooddell
State Police
Kingwood
Grafton
Rose Loar
Walnut Street
Dick Robey
Hiim
Ohio University
Lester Bush
Phillipsburg
Sarah Moore
Youths Examined Here for CCC Enlistments
Eighty two youths are in this city today awaiting physical examinations before admittance to the Civilian Conservation Corps. Nine youths from this county will be selected, per Taylor County appointments. The examination continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Taylor County
Jersey Town Quiet as Hauptmann Trial Halts
Flemington New Jersey reports a placid county seat scene during court recess. Farmers and townspeople wander Main Street while the Hauptmann trial room is viewed by curious visitors. The jury exchanges breakfast quips and observes a sedate promenade two by two past the judge’s bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
Trenton
Eye Market
Palace Theater
Bruno Hauptmann
Thomas Potts Johnson
Hunterdon County
Hauptmann
John H. Curtiss
Thomas Trenchard
Accused Man Formerly Lived in This County
Loran Croston, 31, jailed in Morgantown for the slaying of a woman whose body was found last October 7. A former resident of the county, Croston originally came from West Hill. He was sentenced to Moundsville penitentiary for murder in Marion County, paroled after part of an 18 year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran Croston
Monongalia
Morgantown
Corp
J. W. Wooddell
State Police
Hauptmann Remains Calm as Trial Reaches Key Moments
In Flemington, Hauptmann endures three emotional climaxes during the Lindbergh kidnapping trial. Guards note his almost military routine between sessions, while a brief exchange with his wife reveals a rare, vivid smile during a pause in proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauptmann
Anna
Murder case looms as jury weighs fate of Anderson
Webster Springs West Virginia January 5 a jury may decide today the fate of Boyd Anderson 19 charged with killing his brother in law William Duncan 25 Reading of instructions by Judge Jake Fisher and closing arguments remain before the jury Anderson claims self defense after Duncan family members allegedly attacked him during a disputed encounter in a room Iva Anderson testified she was summoned by Mrs Stella Duncan to a room Harold Duncan attempted to embrace her. Anderson fired striking both men William Duncan died and Mrs Duncan was wounded twice A gospel revival opens at Assembly of God Tabernacle 109 Beech Street beginning tomorrow at 7 30 each night evangelist William N Everly of Waynesburg Pa assisted by Cameron Everly of Homestead Pa Everyone invited to attend.
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Evenin
Assembly of God Tabernacle
Beech Street
William, N. Everly
Waynesburg
Cameron Everly
Homestead
Webster Springs
W. Va
Boyd Anderson
William Duncan
House
Jake Fisher
Oy ‘Anderson
Duncan
Iva Anderson
Stella ‘Duncan
Harold Duncan
Anderson
Harold
William Duran
Six Drivers Licenses Granted After Exams
Six of the ten examined yesterday by State Trooper W. G Wamsley successfully passed driving examinations and were granted licenses. Recipients include Lee G. Warren of 118 Seed Street, Shauncey D Miller of 117 Pretence Street, I. H. Shingleton of 613 West Main Street, George J. Putzek of Flemington, Hollis Bartlett of route 1 Flemington, and Joan A. Bunner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G Wamsley
Lee G. Warren
Seed Street
Shauncey D Miller
Pretence Street
I. H. Shingleton
West Main Street
George J. Putzek
Flemington
Hollis Bartlett
Joan A. Bunner
Sloppy Defense S Times Pushes Slow Play and Caution
A garbled note discusses sloppy defense and the advantage of full resources in a card play context. It mentions defenders using heads to better their purpose and a declarer maneuvering through a slow play scenario with emphasis on strategy and resources.
Defenders Fail In Five Clubs Bridge Dilemma
A chaotic bridge hand fragment shows bidding with South opening diamond and North reacting. The play features spade and diamond tricks, dummy’s discards, and a tense sequence involving ruffs and a near endgame, questioning if five clubs can be defeated.
Jurors fretfule at Hauptmann trial in isolation
In Flemington New Jersey on January 5 the Hauptmann trial jury faced a two day respite with limited diversions. Eight men and four women stayed under guard, allowed only in room activities and brief walks under supervision. They were urged to get exercise and could sleep or discuss what they had heard in the old county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N.jey Jan
Hauptmann
Old County Court House
Aged mother of Bruno Hauptmann breaks down in faith
Kamenz, Germany. Frau Pauline Hauptmann, Bruno Hauptmann's elderly mother, wept and insisted on her son's innocence regarding the Lindbergh baby kidnapping charge. She prayed for mercy as townsfolk follow Flemington trial reports with weary interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Josten
Associated
ISS
Kamenz
Germany
Bruno Hauptmann
Frau
Pauline Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bruno
Hauptmann
Johnson Misses Berth on Big House Committee in Congress
Washington January 5 Representative George W Johnson DW Va narrowly missed a seat on the House Appropriations Committee. The Ways and Means Committee selected candidates and Johnson fell short by one vote. It marks a second West Virginia delegation setback in committee assignments. Randolph Jennings of Iowa barely missed joining Ways and Means. Bar narrowly seeks a major post on the Judiciary Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George W. Johnson
House Appropriations Committee
Ways and Means
Johnson
West Virginia House
Symenta
Jenhings
Randolph
Iixins
Robert L. Bar
Follawsbee
House
Large Crowd at Meeting of Unemployed Councils
A large crowd gathered for a Unemployed Councils meeting with a send-off for four delegates to the National Congress for Unemployment and Social Insurance. Lowell Watson, state organizer, opened the session at 7 p m as principal speaker, with Luther Fast also addressing attendees.
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Ters
The
Unemployed Council
National Congress For Unemployment and Social Insurance
Washington
Sts
Lowell Watson
State Police Probe Automobile Accident Near Cogs Rest
State police investigated an automobile accident on U S route 50 near the Cogs Rest tourist home. Cars owned by Dubo's Cricken berger formerly of this city and Glenn F McKinnon a guard at the State Industrial School for Boys were damaged in a head on collision. No injuries reported. Damages estimated around 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Prison holds Rose after mob in Tucker parish
Batesville AFK Jan 5 A deputy sheriff tried to arrest Robert L Rose 27 at Tucker prison. A mob of about 500 men seized him and burned the cabin where he was held. Nine others are held with charges of accessories to Wheeler's death or receiving stolen property.
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Batesville
Afk
Tucker
Robert L Rose
Rose
Everett Wheeler
Wheeler
Jake Engles
Wes
Jake
Fuadkive
Jo Rastynight
Mrs. Maria Nutter Dies at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Maria Rebecca Nutter aged 79 died at her daughter Mrs. E W Hugill 352 Warder Avenue at 12 20 this afternoon of pneumonia. Illness began November 2 at her Newburg home. She came to be cared for by Mrs Hugill and pneumonia developed about four days ago. Born August 25 1855 in Fellowsville she was daughter of the late John and Julia (Rolls) Ashby. Her husband Thomas L Nutter preceded her in death. Survived by four children Mrs Hugill Ivar L Nutter Erie Pa Q Me Nutter Newburg and P D Nutter Grafton. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Newburg and had lived in the community most of her life. Funeral arrangements announced for Monday afternoon at the Newburg M E Church with pastor in charge. Burial in Hamilton Funeral Home cemetery in Newburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Rebecca Nutter
E. W Hugill
Warder 'Ayenue
Newburg
Nutter
Hugill
Fellowsville
John
Julia
Rolce Ashby
Thomas
L. Nutter
Mrs.Hugill
I Ivar L. Nutter
Erie
Newbure
P. D.nutter
Grafton
Mra. Nutter
Methodists
Hamilton Funeral
Federal relief chiefs urge steady aid until bill passage
Washington January 8 federal administrator Harry L Hopkins directed state emergency relief administrators to maintain current relief methods and efficiency until Congress enacts new legislation. He stressed the need to keep local and state relief efforts at full strength while the unemployment relief program for 3 500 000 employables continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry L. Hopkin
Congress
Ewig Hopkins
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Maxine Nixon
Jo Clara Wright
Ruth Wright
W. A. Orr
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Mr. Orr
Charles Rogers
Orr
Harold Kramer
John Frederick
R. S. Rogers
A. T. Cather
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Ruby Jean Orr
Woman's Club
Firs
Wverle
CCC
Jersey Town
James Y. Lawrence
Associated Press
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
David T Wilentz
Charles A. Ludbergh
Bronx
Joseph Wigs
Teumedee
House of Representatives
Byrns
Jozeph
Central Press
RE. V. Shepard
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Desnita
Ian West
Diamonds
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Hearts
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Luther Fast
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