Farewell Party for Mrs. Wagoner and MOC Meeting
Friends toasted Mrs. Howard Wagoner with a gift umbrella as she prepares to join her husband in Norfolk Virginia where he works in the Navy Yard electrical department. The event featured dancing bridge and socializing with many attendees. Regular Mountaineer Council No 44 Junior Order United American Mechanics met in Wehn Hall with M W Wilson of Nitro speaking about Kanawha Valley membership growth and plans for a June 13 program with a small admission benefiting West Virginia programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wagoner
Herbert Loudin
Edmund Hardin
Lloyd M. Loran
William Camden
Newton
John Evans
William Bolliger
Arzella Crouser
Jimmy
Oscar Rosier
Lora McVicker
Charles Turner
Elmer Behan
James Behan
Lillian Devilan
Richard Williams
Hetta McDaniel
Charlie Harris
Virgil Poe
Dewey Shehan
Dordthy Dawson
Haggard Wagoner
Mary Blow
Beatrice Shanabarger
Frances Campbell
Corrie Keefover
Elizabeth Vosick
Maxine Rosier
Charlotte Bloom
Betty Wil Ley Gordon Rosier
Clyde Proadfoot
Steve Behan
Mountaineer Council No. 44
United American Mechanics
Wehn Hall
M. W. Wilson
Nitro
W. Va
Kanawha
Beauty Tips and Local Society Notes in One Ti
A mix of beauty guidance and community events is reported. Facial massage tips emphasize lifting toward the scalp and under-eye circles. Local organizations Elkins Council No 154 and Mountain City Council No 49 plan programs and charter draping. Benefit card party, Ladies Aid Society meeting, visitors, and cantata details follow with names of participants and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins Council No. 154
Mountain City Council No. 49
Daughters of America
Woodman Circle Deliberates At Red Men Hall Meeting
A large Woodman Circle gathering at Red Men Hall on Thursday evening discussed plans for the society's good. The Sewing Club will meet June 14 at Mrs Henrietta Goley and Miss Mary Goley home at 119 High Street All members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Circle
Red Men Hall
Woodman Circle Sewing Club
Henrietta Goley
Mary Goley
High Street
Woodman Circle
Birth Announcement for Marks Family in Flemington
Mr and Mrs Louis Marks of Flemington welcomed an eight pound son born at home yesterday The mother formerly Miss Naomi Rifle The father works for Atlas Coal Co This is their first child
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Marks
Flemington
Naomi Rifle
Atlas Coal Co
Personal notes from Grafton area and nearby towns
DuBois Crickenberger travels to Washington on business. Detroit visitors Zinn Heckert and son Sam join local relatives for Decoration Day at the Zinn home. Kansas City burglars loot a residence while six sleep. Local movers Rose relocate from St Louis to Grafton and settle on High Street. June and Maxine King visit Mrs Harold Cole. Kenneth Cole, noted musician, writes the Senior class song to the tune of My Little Girl. JW Squires shops in Grafton. J Lester Bush travels to Ohio on business. William Maloney and the Friedmans visit Richmond and return. 87-year-old F Friedman remains active. T B Dunn departs for Coatesville after his mother-in-law Blanche Olin’s death. Anna Barbe Edna Maloney and Robert return to Pittsburgh after visiting Nora Bishop. James Setler and family go to Clarksburg. Paul Bell stays with grandparents J N Boyce. Garbanzo beans introduced to lower Rio Grande valley. Burglars rob a Kansas City residence while six sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cole
Grand Street
Francis G. King
Wolf Summmit
JW. Squires
Route 1
Grafton
J. Lester Bush
Points Ohio
Jos V. Gibson
Kingwood
Circuit Court
William Maloney
Rowlesburg
Coatesville
Dunn
Blanche Olin
Woolworth
Main Street
Anna Barbe
Edna Maloney
Robert
Pittsburgh
Nora Bishop
West Main Street
James Setler
Dorothy
Robert Setler
Clarksburg
Paul Bell
Mrs. J. N. Boyce
Local man moves to Charleston for inspectorship
John E. Hamilton of 118 Yates avenue moved his family to Charleston yesterday to take up residence. He works in the state mines department and was among nine inspectors cut in a personnel reduction ordered by Ernest L. Bailey, chief of mines, but was reassigned to other duties and is understood to be assigned as an inspector in the Charleston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hamilton
Yates Avenue
Charleston
Mr. Hamilton
Department of Mines
Ernest L. Bailey
Hamilton
Comedian Joe Webber and wife injured in taxi crash
New York reports comed yJoe Webber 65 and wife Lillian 56 of the famed Webber and Fields duo seriously injured when their taxicab struck a steel pillar. Webber suffered internal injuries and a fractured right ankle while Mrs Webber sustained a fractured right thigh plus bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joel Webber
Webber and Fields
Lillian
Webber
74 Oil Wells Completed in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania grade crude oil completions for May reached 74 wells with a daily initial output of 300 barrels. In April sixty six wells produced 221 barrels daily, aided by strong wells in West Virginia adding 181 barrels to the daily output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Pennsylvania Pipe Lines Declares 1.00 Dividend
Oil City Pennsylvania directors declare a dividend of 1.00 to stockholders of record on June 15, payable July 1. The notice appears in local financial records dated June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Pennsylvania Pipelines
Paris Frock Silhouettes Feature Broad Shoulder Line
Paris fashions showcase a broadened shoulder line for summer frocks from June to September. Designers use shoot cape sleeves on circular cuts and puffed elbow-length sleeves to emphasize the upper figure. Simple overall silhouette with natural waist, slim skirts, high necklines, and dark colors with bright accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assotiavearess
Jusiusvul
Paris
Fashion notes on fall accessories debut
A description notes toques in geige and pale blue pique with dark blue crepe and gloves in land tones. It mentions other frocks trimmed with scarves of dark velvet or striped silk, hinting at fall styles and smart accessorizing.
Congress Passes Peyser Wagner Bill For National Employment Service
Washington June 2 congress completed action on the Peyser Wagner bill creating a national employment service. The Senate accepted minor House amendments and sent the measure to the White House while also considering the independent offices appropriation bill amid veterans compensation controversy. The House began debate on railroad reorganization with a vote expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Peyser-Wagner
Perkins
White House
Senate
House
MENUS OF THE DAY Meals by Mra Alexander Geert
Sunday dinner menu lists Meat Loaf with browned potatoes buttered beets bread head lettuce Russian dressing peach roll and coffee. Recipe details include meat loaf ingredients and baking steps for six servings. Peach roll and peach mixture described with dough, filling, and baking. Additional lemon sauce and a note on saving mayonnaise pickle and olive jars for later in season.
Stocks Push Up Into Higher Ground Today During Heavy Trading
New York, June 2. Stocks rose to higher ground amid heavy trading. Early gains in utilities spread to mining and other industrials. The turnover ran about 6,800,000 shares. Lead gainers included Homestake Mining and Allied Chemical with several blue chips advancing one to three points. Companies mentioned: United States Steel, General Motors, Consolidated Gas, DuPont, Alaska Juneau, Western Union, International Telephone, Montgomery Ward, Dome, American Foreign Power, American Telephone, American Can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homestake
Allied Chemical
General
United ‘States Steel
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
Dupont
Alaska
Juneau
Western Union
International’ ‘Telephone
Montgomery Ward
Dome
American Foreign Power
Americal Telephone
American
Baby Girl Stolen From Cincinnati Family
Police seek kidnappers of five weeks old Pansy Sneed who vanished in June 2002 with a woman posing as a nurse. The unwell infant of jobless John Sneed and his 21 year old wife disappeared Wednesday as authorities probe motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Pansy Sneed
John Sneed
Wheeling Distributor Is Fined For License Violation
Harry Gockstetter of Wheeling, representing Nortena Packing, was fined 500 dollars by Mayor Charles O. King for delivering 3.2 beer in the city without a municipal dispenser license. He plans to appeal to the circuit court. Attorney W Merle Watkins represented him. Gockstetter was arrested last week by Patrolman Moran while delivering beer to C D Jacobs, Mainstreet Merchant. trial was postponed until yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gockstetter
Wheeling
Nortena Packing Company
Charles O. King
W. Merle Watkins
Gockstetter
Moran
C. D
Sprig of holly arrives at Sentinel desk in West Virginia
The Sentinel editors receive a heavily budded sprig of holly from Clarence Painter's Thornton farm, signaling a forthcoming bloom in the valley of West Virginia. The display, a novelty for the region, was brought in by Painter to show the tree's promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
West Virginia
Clarence Painter
Thornton
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Primrose Beauty Shop
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Howard Dunigan
Blueville
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Nellie McGrady
Willie Hussian
Earl Strothers
Charles Flanagan
Dynigan
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the
Pruntytown
M.E. Church
Virginia Larue
Cora Alcorn
Sadie Scranage
Lois Cover
Fairmont Pike
John Hamilton
Walnut Street
B. O. Sargent
Springfield
Ohio
Mary Panky
Texas
Nathan Post
Ira McClain
Young People's Choir
The
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Society
White Rose” ‘Grove No
Wood
Davril
Marinello Beauty Shop
W. Main Street
McCrory
Ben H. Franz
W. Main St
Rio Grande Valley
Kansas City
Webbers
Rita Ferris
Mra
Alexander Geert
Gulf
Sass
Gulf Refining CO
Pitteburgm, Pas
Will Rogers
Irvin
Cobb
E.D.S.T
Union Brokerage
Anu
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Fairmont, W. VA
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