Society Twentieth Century Club Party at Grafton Park
More than 100 bridge players gathered at Grafton Park for an evening hosted by the Twentieth Century Club and its departments. Miss Ruth Love and Mrs. George G. Jolliffe led ladies’ scores with Glen Bord second. E. P. Clark Sr. topped the men. An electric lamp, a gift from Mrs. E. F. Clark, was presented to the club as civic department plans for community improvements moved forward.
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Twentieth Century Club
Grafton Park
Alexander
Trac Lion Company
Gentemen
Fred B. Wallins
Ccottage
Ruth Love
George G. Jolliffe
M Glen Bord
Clark
E, F. Clark
DP. ©. Peck
Antionette Hechmer
M. AL. Warder
Chamberlains Hand Lotion Introduces Orange Blossom Scent
The Dc A bottle offers a clear fragrance with a long lasting new orange blossom scent. It dries quickly and is not sticky. Marketed as The Invisible Glove it claims to protect pores with an invisible film.
Miss Florence Cunningham Hosts Sixteenth Birthday Party
Miss Florence Cunningham acted as hostess for a party at her West Wilford Street home on Monday evening to celebrate her sixteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments served by Mrs Hejy Cunningham. Attendees included Misses Clara Louise Rockwell Elizabeth Tharp La Donna Rosier Regina Lowther Evelyn Swiger Lillie Willis Mary Ellen Madeline Daugherty Oma Mae Castene, and Messrs Clyde Hudson Da-
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Florence Cunningham
West Wilford Street
He Jy Cunningham
Clara Louise Rockwell
Elizabeth Tharp
la Donna Rosier
Regina Lowther
Evelyn Swiger
Lillie Willis
Mary Ellen
Madeline Daugherty
Oma Mae Casteele
Clyde Hudson
Europe-bound tourist party leaves on National Limited
Miss Alice Finzel departs today to join a tour of Europe visiting France Italy Switzerland Germany Belgium Holland England Wales and Ireland. The trip, under the Society of the Little Flower, is organized by Hayes Travel Bureau Chicago and runs through September.
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Europe
Alice Finzel
National Limited
France
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
Holland
England
Wales
Ireland
Society of the Little Flower
Hayes Travel Bureau
Chicago
Miss Finzel
Personal notices of town residents travel and visits
Mr and Mrs W H Towles of Blueville depart for Greensboro La after visiting here Mrs E Johnson daughter lives in Greensburg visiting her parents in Dewey Avenue Elizabeth Edmundson of Cumberland Md visiting Mr and Mrs T K Faherty at 302 McAraw Ave Elizabeth Hale returns home to Fairmont after visits with Mrs John Hulley Bill Manning and Mrs D L Carpenter guests in Grafton Miss Frances Hale and Glenn Brown of Fairmont guests of Miss Gladys Godwin Miss Gertrude Suddarth returns from Morgantown Helen Hefner on leave from Baltimore social service office visiting here The T W Hetromimus Jr and infant son from Charlottesville Va staying at Waln Street Mrs Helen Wetsell of Elkins visits Marguerite Turke on Walnut Street Fred and Clyde Shaw live with parents on Wilford Street Mrs C F Clark and daughter Margaret go to Ellenboro for a relative's death Laura Rowe Route 4 visits Grafton Rev BE Ray Cole and family to return home to Darkershoro for Fourth of July Miss Minnie R Cole Woodford Addition with aunt Mrs Chenoweth Parkersburg bound visitors Mr and Mrs J T Kernan and son Kenneth of Chicago staying with sisters Mrs Earl Strethers and Mrs George Sorge Misses Virginia Woodyard Juanita Litt and Maude Handley depart Monday for Parkersburg Mrs George W Haislip returns from visit with daughter Mrs William Bartlett in Wheel New York I A Wilson Lorenson former Atlanta Georgian publisher returns to home in Chattanooga
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W. H. Towles
W. L. Towles
Blueville
Unis
Greensboro
E. Johnson
Greensburg
Orpha Haymond
Ker
Baltimore Y.W. C. A
Mrs. L. Haymond
Dewey Avenue
Elizabeth Edmundson
Cumberland, Md
T. K. Faherty
McAraw Avenue
Elizabeth Hale
Fairmont
John Hulley
East Liverpool
Ohio
Grafton
D. L. Carpenter
Bill Jacobs
Route 4
Canfield Heck
Maple Avenue
William Rosenshine
Clarksburg
Alden Carpenter
Frances Hale
Glenn Brown
Gladys Godtwin
Bluemont Street
Gertrude Suddarth
Helen Hefner
Social Service
Baltimore
T. W. Hetronimus Jr
Charlottesville
Virginia
Herronimus
Walnut Street
Helen Wetsell
Elkins
Marguerite Turke
Walnaul Street
Fred
Clyde Shaw
Wilford Street
C. F. Clark
Margaret
East Wilford Street
Ellenboro
Laura Rowe
O. F. Cole
Woodford Addition
BE. Ray Cole
Darkershoro
T. K. Devers
Minnie R. Cole
A.P
Chenoweth
Eurns
J.T. Kernan
Kenneth
Chicago
Earl Strethers
George Sorge
West Main Street
Virginia Woodyard
Juanita Ltt
Maude Handley
Parkersburs
George W. Haislip
West Knotts Avenue
William Bartlett
Wheel
New York
I. A. Wilson
Ing. Lorenson
Della Glendenning Shaw
Atlanta
Rose Speaks at Meeting for Kiwanians
Local Kiwanians heard Attorney H. H. Rose of Fairmont trace the causes of the Revolutionary war and link patriotism to home life. He urged starting patriotism at home to foster a better environment for Young America, noting world peace follows from domestic study. The program featured Miss Louise Randolph on piano. Towles announced July program conductors Clyde N. Mays, Dr. R. B. Petty, Karl J. Nuzum, and James C. Holt.
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H. H. Rose
Fairmont
Rose
Bill’ W. L. Towles
Paul Malone
Carroll Kelley
Wirt Randolph
Louise Randolph
Til” Towles
Clyde N. Mays
R. B. Petty
Karl J. Nuzum
James C. Holt
Officers Convicted in Laredo Murder Case
Two peace officers Raymond West and To Hernandez were convicted of murdering Harry Williams a Laredo newspaper reporter. A jury sentenced West to life and Hernandez to 20 years in the state penitentiary for the January 18 killing and body dumped into the Rio Grande. Both denied the charge.
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Laredo
Tex
Raymond West
To Hernandez
Harry Williams
State Penitentiary
West
Hfe
Hernandez
Williams
Rio Grande
Premature Independence Celebration Sparks Firecracker Blast
Chicago July 2 A premature celebration of American independence caused no deaths in Illinois yesterday as an exploding firecracker ignited minor injuries and surrounding injuries.
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Chicago
Illinois
Tragic Fire Deaths Include Young Rose Tinich
In Chicago an eight year old girl Rose Tinich burned to death. In Decatur 74 year old Lambert Skidmore died from a brain concussion believed caused by a cannon cracker explosion.
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Rose Tinich
Chicago
Lambert Skidmore
Decatur
Lion Bite Fatal in Rexburg Show
Bert W. Robinson 52, manager of the Robinson shows, died in Rexburg Idaho after a lion he owned for seven years attacked him. Attendants said the animal had gone mad from long imprisonment.
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Rexburg
Idaho
Bert W. Robinson
Robinson
Derby Hat Name Inspires Ship Nickname Tintin Bowler
A Chicago Tribune note explains the origin of the ship name Tintin Bowler, linked to an English hunting bowler derby hat. Col. R. R. McCormick reportedly favored the term, though verification from the Tribune publisher was unavailable. The ship’s name appears with apostrophes as 'Tintin' Bowler.
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England
Col. R. R. McCormick
Tribune
Fire Defenses Contain Santa Cruz and Morgan Hill Losses
State fire wardens directed 500 men on two fronts as a Santa Cruz mountains fire near Alma scorched over 2000 acres of timber and grazing land threatening summer homes before four residences were lost. A Morgan Hill blaze also spread, burning about 3000 acres of cattle land before being controlled.
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Santa Cruz Mountains
Alma
Morgan Hill
Paradise Valley
Uval Country
Orange Apple Has His Fruit in a Slapstick Tale
Chicago July 3 a seven year old named Orange Apple allegedly fell after slipping on a banana peel and was hospitalized. The boy gave his name as Orange and Apple prompting a nurse to check a phone book which confirmed the father’s identity. The tale concludes with a humorous note that the event was truthful.
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Chicago
Orange
Orange, Jr
Calif man eyed for Hoover farm board post
In Washington rumors place C. C. Teague of California as a probable appointee to the farm board Hoover will name. The potential selection follows President Hoover's recent discussions and signals shaping farm policy.
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Associated Présy
C. C. Teague
California
Washington
Farm Board
Hoover
Dinner Menu Features Shrimp Salad Supreme and Cherry Pudding
A Mrs Alexander dinner menu lists Shrimp Salad Supreme with cucumber and tomato, Escalloped Potatoes, Raspberry Jam, Steamed Cherry Pudding with cherries, and Cherry Sauce. Recipes include measurements for shrimp salad, raspberry jam, steamed pudding, and cherry sauce, with steps to mix, cook, and serve.
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Mrs. Alexander
Inter-American Education Federation Discussed at Conference
Miss Sarah T Mutr Lin Neb chairs ethics group as groundwork for shared educational goals is laid for a regional federation. Representatives from 22 nations invited for a 1980 conference in an American country. Joel W Lampkin heads the association while William F Russell and Dr Ernesto Nelson among others lead planning for a cross national education body.
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Tfntes
Sarah T. Mutr
Lin Neb
Cas
National Bill Association
Joel W. Lampkin
Presid
Feveral
O William F. Russel
University
Promin Tm
Ernesto Nelson
Setonti Sthoola
Gee
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Grafton Sentinel
Goral
Watkins
Taylor County
Jackson's Mills
Etha Shroyer
Millerville
June Bosely
Simpson Club
Naomi Kester
Booths Creek
Seranage
Pruntytown
Simpson and
Martha Kenna Flesher
Helen Scranage
Evelyn Miller
Twentieth — Century Club
The
Elks Club
W. A. Beavers
Chamberlains
the Love Drug Co
W. Va
Atlantic City
Princess Ocean
South Carolina Ave
TAULC
Rosecrans
Wed
Vid Miller
Carroll Lowe
Lewis Haymond
Raymond Neason
Dorsey Hathaway
Bill” Manning
Bey Ae
Ieee
Jolliffe
Henderson
Burton & Randolph Inc
Osgood’s
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