Ruth Owen Leads in Florida Fourth District Primary
Unofficial returns show Ruth Owen defeating Deen by a wide margin for the Democratic nomination in Florida's fourth district with 29,405 votes to 8, marked by Dewitt T. Desh as the rival. the Republican primary offered few candidates. In the third district Tom A. You led J J Catts by about 8,630 to 5,000. Harriett Blaney and Burl Mason were seen shopping in Grafton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Ligeria
Yates
Bryan Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Adey
Congress
Florida
Dewitt T. Desh
Deen
Owen
Tom A. You
Ey J. Catts
J. Harvey Bayliss
Pensavolay
Harriett Blaney
Burl Mason
Prihtytown
Grafton
Orange Brand Tonic Promises Rheumatism Cure Through Blood
Walter Wolfe of Wellsville Ohio touts Orange Brand Tonic claiming it cleanses the blood of rheumatism and cures aches stiffness and weakness after six bottles and Nugget laxatives. Ad emphasizes iron herbs and Nugget products plus local drugstore availability.
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Walter €. Wolfe
Wellsville
Ohio
Jonic
Grafton Drug #& Chemical Company
Social pages details and telegraph editor deadline
Corali Parrish rte Iil Phone by line appears. Social items must be teleprinted editor by 11 am. It would facilitate heat news if hostess communicated with. Six social functions are held. The Gratton ten page carries complete news of all social time details for women.
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Gratton
Delightful Garden Party At Mrs Bucklew's Home
An outdoor garden gathering at the suburban Fair s home of Mrs E R Bucklew featured guests including Heflin, Mrs Claude Reker, Miss Elsie Ringler, Miss Helen Davis, and W N Malone. Guests enjoyed a scented lawn supper amid lily ponds and fern dell, with later socializing and plans for future summer outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Bucklew
Bridge Cub
I Heflin
Claude Reker
Elsie Ringler
Helen Davis
W. N. Malone
G. H. A. Kunst
Clyde G
Paull Malone
Fred Matong
Sap Als
Wineheater
Virginia
Martinsburg
John Ward Brown
Rev. Brown
First Baptist Church
Ray Monroe
Pred Jackson
Mary Jo Hehnert
West Wilford Street
Farry B. Gill
Amarillo
Texas
Tanléc Claim In Tanléc Help for Sour Stomach
An advertisement promises relief from sour stomach and gas by taking a tablespoonful of Tanléc before each meal and at bedtime. It claims Taslac stops sourness and distress by preventing gas formation and acidity.
Community gathering at churches with a warm reception
A delightful party hosted by churches featured a guest bringing a dish for sharing and a chorus of attendees including Utter Porter Moyer and various Porters Davises and Moyers. Poised lines of poetry and philosophy were noted as part of the mood.
Always Willing 4 H club regroups in Pruntytown meeting
The Always Willing 4 H club of Pruntytown met Tuesday night at Fellows Hall. Grace Blaney presided, with readings by Bernadine Wyckoff and Ethel Seranage, creeds by Adyara Whitescarver and Ethel Seranage, poems by Robert Whitescarver, and a talk on Taylor County Camp by Helen Seranage. Members present included Helen Seranage, Viola Utsinger, and others with visitor George Hardin.
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Pruntytown
Old Fellows Hall
Grace Blaney
Ong
West Virginia Hills
Bernadine Wytkoff
Ethel Seranage
Adyara Whitescarver
the Loder
Robert Whitescarver
Taylor County
Hélen Seranage
West Virginia Boys and Girls
Elth
Helen Serangge
Viola Utsinger
Bernadine Wyckoff
Edward Whitescarver
Billy Frank Whitescarver
John Seranage
Hubert Pritchard
Robert Seranage
Allen McLain
Robert McLain
George Hardin
Personal notes and visits in Graf ton and surrounding towns
Local social items record visits by James Percy from Kalama Michigan to Graf ton to see Miss Lila Love. Notes cover weekend guests including teachers from Morgantown and Columbus Ohio, family gatherings at R L Witter’s home, and a Memorial Day themed party on Haymond Hill with numerous attendees from Grafton and nearby communities.
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James Percy ‘Love
Kalama- 200
Michigan
Grafton
Lila Love
Catherine Sainetl
West Vblow
Louse Noble
Columbus
Ohio
Morgantown
R."l. Witter
Clark
Local residents visit kin and return home after holidays
A long list of visits and homecomings fills the community page. Frank Johnson, Donald Johnson, Ellis Layyson and others from Salem New Jersey are guests of Claude Yogeding on Christiana Street over Memorial Day. Several local residents including Burl Mason, Rene Lawson’s family, Mae Marsh, and Walter Wilson are noted for recent travels, hospital stays, and family gatherings across towns such as Pruntytown, Clarksburg, Steubenville and Washington. Regulars like Dr. William Adair and Merle Watkins are mentioned among visitors and departures.
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Hag
Claude
Yogeding
Christiana Street
Frank Johnson
Donald Johnson
Ellis Layyson
John Milligan
Walter Wilson
Salem
N. J
Garden Howe
Glark
Fred Kunst
Charles Boyd
Washington, D. C
Mae Marsh
Steubenville
Tie
John ‘Stevens
Eldon F. Nye
Clarksburg
Grafton
Jegste Westfall
W. J. Booth
Clyde Proudfoot
L. Long
J. N
Tregelias
W. Washington
Pittsburgh
Yornier Grafton
Bawrerlee Proudfoot
West Main
Hoy G. ‘Mason
D. H.warder
Printytown Yeaterday
F. A. Privini
Reha
County Court Clerk’s Office
J. E. Rhoiles
Mannington
Infant Deaths Rise Across Germany Toll at 28
Lenbeck Gentiary June 4 infants dying today brought the toll from administration of an ti tuberculosis serum to 28 persons. Many others ill are not expected to live.
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Lenbeck
Robber Holds Up Passengers on California Train
Associated Press Photo Marion Hixon, a film star, was robbed of jewels and cash by a thief who held up travelers aboard a Chicago bound passenger train in California. The incident disrupted service as officers investigated and passengers cooperated with police.
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Associated Press
Marion Hixon
Chicago
California
Meats and Diced Treats with Pineapple and Toast Luncheon
A scrambled list describes a luncheon menu with meals including diced pineapple, corn cereal and milk buttered toast, coffee, and cookies. It includes a recipe step by step for a pineapple dish with celery and other ingredients, plus a brief note on evening meal preparation and serving.
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Ruth Owen
Coral Parrish
Joe Mahaffey
Helen Miles
Fidelis Club
R. L. Travis
Blueville
First Presbyterian Church
Mra
John Donnachie
H.C. Mesting
Protective Home Circle
Woodman Hall
Latrobe Street
Harry Greenfield
Montefiore Hospital
Schenley Hotel
Valley Inn
Valley Inn Roadhouse
Beulah Rebekah Lodge
Beulah Rebekah Lodge No
Wehn Hall
L. H. Hedrick
Miss Eleazor
Henry Rupp
Fairmont
Fairmont West Side High School
Laura Lee Reese
L.A
Moyer
Trev
W. BR. Moyer
Gratton E
N. Utter
Back
Levi S. Porter
Edna Porter
Harry L. Porter
Eva B. Porter
Catherine B. Porter
Lillian Davis
Billie Davis
Bobbie, Davis
Ora Davis
Eugene EB. Moyer
Lena Moyer
Donavan Moyer
Mattie Bryan
Marie Moyer
Norma Jean Moyer
C. B. Cain
Harry Davis
Ruth, Wilt
Clarence Moore
G. W. Moyer
Vietta Boggess
Effie Moyer
Claid Post
Jessie H. Utterback
Noah R. Shatter
Irene Moyer
H. D. Cain
J. Wilt
Lester Post
Wayne Lake
Ciaid Post
Lorenzo
Wiel Blok
the Love Drug Co
Ih. L. Potts
Howard Day Elkins
Louise Garment Shop
Burton & Randolph
W. L. Shaffer
Ralbi Newloh
Boyles
Marilvena, Malone
East Main Street
Bess Cough
Stening Tay
Mrghd Mra
Roy Stemple
Haymond Hill
Warren Johnson
Buster Carruthers
George Bailey
John Bailey
Ronald Bailey
Cecil Brown
Jake Poe
Sammy Phillips
Brooks Phillips
Elmer Phillips
Floyd Grimes
Carl Grob
Delnis Stemple
Owen Leimmons
Alfred Lemmons
Arnold Grob
George Stemple
Dorsey Wayne Hickman
Emily Stemple
Mae Stemple
Dorothy Stemple
Mary Moore
Etta Iekthan
Sarah Moore
Belle ‘Lemmons
Lena Grob
Edith Wilsony J Myers
Rosa Lemmons
jMae Lemmons
Pearl Stemple
William Lemmon
Frank’ Lemmons
Honter Lemmons
Ralph Lemmons
Aldridge
George Poe
William Poe
Virgil Poe
Montrose
Harry Mitch
Rosemont
Arkansas Beauty
Lon Ares Y
Ted Moat Beautiful
The
University of Arkansas
Rock
Victor Radio
Victor R
Pat
Haymond Piano Co
Umbus
Q. N. Rosier
Charlesston
Frank B. Cather
Ruth
Velma
Pearlstreet
Rene Lawson
Dellett Lawson
Merle Watkins
Thayer i
Cumberland
Ore
Williams
Colera Eee
Germany
Osgood
Alexander George
Remin Tig
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