Dinner Party Hosts Noted at Rosanna Tea Rooms
The fourth grade teachers from Fairmont State Teachers College summer training school hosted a dinner at Rosanna Tea Rooms. Guests included Edna Richmond, Elizabeth Aikin, Virginia Crickenberger, Edith Hartley, Mildred Hancock, Martha Gianer, Maurice Hines, Maime Haney, Margaret Herndon, Lucille Jackson, Lillian Sanders, and others.
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Fairmont State
Ednardhmond
The
State College
Elizabeth Aikin
Rosanna Tea Rooms
Virginia Crickenberger
Grafton
Edith Hartley
Mildred Hancock
Martha Gianer
Maurice _ Hines
Maime Haney
Margaret Herndon
Lucille’ Jackson
Lillian Sanders
Flarmont Times
County Republicans tally delegates at state convention
Delegates and alternates were elected in Grayson district with a plan to allow alternates voting rights. Samuel Waller and J. C. Helms oversaw ballots as 24 nominations were announced including Thomas W. Brocard and W. Merle Watkins. Court House district delegates listed alongside Feltermn district names amid protracted speeches.
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O. J. Fleming
H. H. Holt
J. C. Holt
Court House
Enthusia
West Virginia
Watkins
Taylor
Fortorney
H. C. Greer
Morgannn
Samuel Waller
J. C. Helms
Warder
Grafton
Thomas W. Brocard
W. Merle Watkins
James C. Holt
C. E. Wyckoff
Harry C. Compton
Howard H. Holt
O. Jay Fleming
W. A. Beavers
W. P. Samples
J. W. Robinson
J. Guy Allender
Dorothy Baker
Myrtle Mae Thayer
Charles H. Payne
John L. Wechmer
Wage Cut Hits Pennsylvania Railroad Workers
Philadelphia on July 8 reports further pay reductions for Pennsylvania Railroad system officers and employees. Officers face a 5 percent cut, totaling 23 percent overall, while train service staff receive two more days of unpaid leave, raising their total reduction to 22 percent.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Thieves Steal 739 From Grantsville Station Safe
State police and fingerprint experts probed a Grantsville station theft where criminals blew the safe door with nitroglycerine, taking 739 dollars and causing 9700 dollars in property damage to the Brige Service station. The investigation focused on the safe breach and resultant losses.
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Grantsville
Brige
Miss Virginia Stout to Tour Washington and Clarksburg
Miss Virginia Catherine Stout daughter of Dr and Mrs R D Stout left yesterday for Clarksburg where she will meet her aunt Miss Hattie Smith and Mrs J J Shackleford and then travel to Washington DC and Atlantic City for a two week vacation Eva Brand of Fairmont has returned home after visiting Mrs Harry Beverlin and family Litle Miss Sylvia Favish daughter of Mr and Mrs Favish went to Clarksburg for classical dancing lessons accompanied by Miss Catherine Dolan Mrs M B Criss of Fairmont is in Grafton to attend the funeral of her uncle John J Henderson Mr and Mrs Lee Walker of Washington DC and Mrs Laura Haines of Deer Park MD were guests of Mrs A C Whetsell on Thursday Virginia Crickenberger was visiting in Fairmont last evening
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Virginia Catherine Stout
R. D. Stout
Clarksburg
Hattie Smith
Washington, D. C
Aggs
Sylvia
Favish
Catherine’ Dolan
M. B. Criss
Fairmont
Grafton
John J. Henderson
Lee . Walker
Laura Haines
Deer Park
A. C. Whetsell
Virginia. Crickenberger
Thirsty Robbers Target Troy Milkman in Morning Hold-Up
In Troy on July 8 two men demanded milkman Nicholas Thomas throw up and later returned to force him to fetch a gallon of liquor tomorrow morning. The bandits, who appeared again after an early riser witnessed the incident, fled without money.
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Troy
Nicholas Thomas
Thomas
End Long Trip by Ohio Sisters Arrive in New Orleans
Miss Eve Marshall 24 and her sister Gay 21 from East Liverpool Ohio reached New Orleans after paddling 1500 miles down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers in a rowboat. Their companion was a white mongrel dog named Sad Eyes.
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New Orleans
Eve Marshall
Gay
East Liverpool
Ohio
Mississippi
Barbour Republicans Hold Convention in Philippi
The Philippi district Republican executive committee held a mass meeting to elect four delegates for the Wheeling convention on August 11 to nominate a judge for the supreme court. Delegates elected were William T. George George Waddell Frank Kittle and W Bruce Talbott with alternates Harry Mason Paul Ware William Janes and Boyd Viquesney.
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Philippi
Republican Executive Committee
Wheeling
Supreme Court
William T. George
George Waddell
Frank Kittle
W. Bruce Talbott
Harry Mason
Paul Ware
William Janes
Boyd Viquesney
Tornado Strikes Across Pennsylvania and Ohio
A series of tornadoes lashed Southwestern Pennsylvania and northern and central Ohio, destroying roads, parks and gardens, and killing two in Cleeland area. Latrobe, Greensburg, Blairsville, Fredericktown and Portsmouth reports of blocked highways, damaged buildings, and downed lines. In Verndon and Wakefield, injuries and widespread property loss followed.
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Latrobe
Greensburg
Col
E. H. Williams
Vulcan World and Iron Company
Blairsville
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Fredericktown
Cleeland
Ohio
Lorain
Wallace Hall
Amherst
Cincinnati
John, Stover
New Philadelphia
Portsmouth
van Werth
Mr. Vernon
Chapman Clay Company
Stockdale
United Brethren Church
Tomatoes Cheaper via Railway Express
The Railway Express Agency announced today a revision of rates on perishable fruits vegetables and meats between Pittsburgh and Grafton. The new rate is about 30 percent below the old one and should lead to noticeable price reductions in local retail markets.
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Railway Express Agency
Pittsburgh
Grafton
Express
SUM VOTED timed from Page One
Report notes a heated page one scene where mob and Glassford shield Pace as he is allowed to speak unmolested. He tells disagreers to go play baseball. Police separate more than a dozen groups to prevent clashes before the meeting ends hours later.
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Ed Mob
Glassford
Pace
Kohler Taken Ill Aboard Ship En Route To New York
Fred Kohler former mayor of Cleveland became suddenly ill aboard the French liner Champlain and was transferred to the outward bound liner Paris for New York. His condition was reported serious. D Leigh Colvin chairs move to nominate a prohibition candidate for the November election.
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Plymouth
Eng
Fred Kohler
Cleveland
Paris
New York
Charleston Briefs Include Fines For Rally, Manslaughter Conviction
Beatrice Blosser was fined 10 for violating a city ordinance against street gatherings while addressing a rally. Nellie McCoy was jailed a year and fined 200 after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Toni Scott. Edgar Belcher faced trial for conspiracy to kill C. Q. Parsons to collect insurance, with L. W. Swift sentenced to two years after pleading guilty. Leota Parsons, Ernest Folden, and Ross Liptok await trial. Michigan reports 0.17 percent cattle tuberculosis infection rate.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Beatrice Blosser
Toni Scott
Nellie McCoy
Red Warrior
Kanawha
Scott
Edgar Belcher
C. Q. Parsons
Belle
L. W. Swift
Leota Parsons
Ernest Folden
Ross Liptok
Passion Play in Pictures at First Church Monday
A five reel Passion Play in pictures drawn from Oberammergau will be shown at First Church of Christ on Beech Street and McGraw Avenue at 8 o'clock next Monday evening. Rev B E Hanes announces the event with no admission charged. The presentation features Christ and biblical scenes and aims to instruct with pathos and lessons. The notice also notes the Bavarian origin after 1633 plague and honors religious instruction across churches.
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Bavaria
Christ
Herod
Good Shepherd
Pilate
Cross
Oberammergau
Nurse Given Pay Defends Past Life Allegations In court
The article notes nurse given for Roth defends credited past life and alleged lovers. Judge Roth dismissed the jury briefly and reprimanded her as Hutton returns from Lake Arrowhead where his wife Aimee Semple McPherson is mentioned.
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Roth
Hutton
Lake Arrowhead
Aimee Semple McPherson
Sunday Breakfast and Dinner Menu Notes
The fragment shows a Sunday meal plan with breakfast items such as chilled berries crushed cereal French toast and broiled bacon followed by a lunch or dinner listing fried chicken buttered lima beans mashed turnips peach jam lettuce and a dressing recipe for French dressing. It also includes a tuna salad recipe and a Sunday supper menu featuring salmon, potato chips, buttered biscuit and desserts. A political insert discusses National Prohibition Reform and calls for repeal of the 18th amendment with references to Roosevelt.
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Alexander George
Suvey
Womens’ Organization For National Prohibition ‘Reform
Democratic Party
Congress
United States
he _ vane uo
Abel Aresay
Legia
Nation
le Nein Pecei
Franklin Delanio
Roosevelt
Dead financier lost on mark in New York case
New York July 8 CP Byline indicates Ivar Kreuger, a financier, lost nearly $800,000 in eight months before his death by his own action in Paris last March. Evidence was presented before Henry K., a special master, showing Kreuger speculated through a secret account unknown to his heirs. Jacob J. Javits testified for petitioners in an Americas worship matter involving the Areuger Tell company.
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New York
Ivar Krewger
Paris
Henry K
Toma
Hhis
Jacob J. Javits
Ifor
Americas
Areuger ‘Tell Company
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C. F. Moore
Hayward Bartlett
Feltermn
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University of Michigan
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Washington and Lee
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Royal Anne Cherries
Tagge
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