Judson Society Program On Service Topic At First Baptist
A Judson Missionary society meeting at Mrs. Edna Defenbaugh home on Maple avenue featured a program on Service. Devotions and scripture were led by Opal Bryan and Marie Cole respectively. Belle White spoke on White Cross, Stella Poling on Christian Friendliness, with reports on Baptist Children's and Old People's homes by Claire Menear andva Poling. Beulah Jones, a guest, discussed Migrants. Bandage rolling and picnic plans followed a business session.
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Judson Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Edna Defenbaugh
Maple Avenue
Opal Bryan
Marie Cole
Belle White
White Cross
Mada Robinson
Elsie Hardie
Stella Poling
Christian
Baptists Children's Home
Baptist Old People's Home
Claire Menear
Va Poling
Beulah Jones
Luella Powell
Defenbaugh
Ruby Bonsfield
Reba McDermott
Clive Watson
Gazelle Linn
Mabel Gaskin
Estella Poling
Bunco Party At Mrs Reed Home With Lindy Club
Four tables of bunco were set up Tuesday evening at the Grand street home of Mrs Ersel Reed. Garden flowers decorated the living room where prizes went to Mrs J Gough Mrs Zaza Ridenour and Mrs John Jones. Other club members present included Mrs Fred McFarland Mrs Ben Poling Mrs W P Clark and several others.
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Bunco
Ersel Reed
Grand Street
Lindy Club
J. ©. Gough
Zaza Ridenour
John Jones
Fred McFarland
Ben Poling
W. P. Clark
L. H. Greenwald
Etta Warthen
Ralph Paugh
Robert Wittman
Lora Lyman
W. J. Hussion
Reveal Wedding Held on May 13
Marriage on Tuesday, May 13, of Miss Margaret Poe of Flemington and Paul Long of Simpson was performed by Rev. G. H. Snyder at his Flemington residence. The couple will reside in Flemington where the groom is employed.
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Margaret Poe
Flemington
Paul Long
Simpson
G. H. Snyder
Community club and church notices from Os area
A June schedule lists meetings and events: Friendship Bible class at First Christian at 8 p.m., Business Girls club dinner at Cozy Rest at 6:30 p.m. hosted by Dorothy Sapp and Mrs. Francis Warder, Women’s Missionary Council election at Lucretia home, Grafton Junior 4-H motor trip to Tygartham, Circle No.3 WSC at Mrs. Ekis home, B and O Veterans and Clara Fawyer Auxiliary at VFW hall, Jr. O U A M rally at Webn hall with officer nominations.
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First Christian Church
Business Girls Club
Cozy Rest
Dorothy Sapp
Francis Warder
Women's Missionary Council of the
First Brethren Church
Irwin Miller
Lucretia
Grafton
Tygartham
Betty Purinton
Circle No
W. S.C
St. John’s Methodist Church
D. H. Ekis
West Boyd Street
B. and O. Veterans and Clara Fawyer Auxiliary
VFW
E.S.T
Webn Hall
Holiday Guests and Weekend Visitors in Bridgeport Area
Brief notices list Dr and Mrs George S Faris of Philadelphia plus others from Clarksburg Bridgeport and Akron visiting in Bridgeport and Wilford Street. Return Home notes Alanson and family from Lansdowne Pa after Memorial Day. Sunday visitors include Ruth Burge and family en route to Aberdeen Md. Recent guests include George S Bailey Sally and sons from Johnstown Pa.
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George S. Faris
Philadelphia
B. F. Shuttlesworth
Clarksburg
C. C. Shinn
Mary Faris
Florence Faris
Bridgeport
B. F. Wsailey
McGraw Avenue
Zola Wilson
G. Smith
Akron
Ohio
the Sormer
Homer Wilson
Wilford Street
Alanson Brown
Lansdowne
H. C. Inghram
Jean
Herbert, Jr
Ruth Burge
Aberdeen
George
Bailey
Sally
Ben
Don
Johnstown, Pa
Quick Gift Idea Towels Pattern 6998推广
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Grafton Sentinel
Houselaid Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N.Y
Doctor of Letters Lord Halifax Receives Columbia Honor
Lord Halifax the British ambassador to the United States receives the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws at Columbia University's 187th commencement in New York. He stated that Britain's aim in the war was to defeat Hitlerism and world domination.
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Lord Halifax
U. S
Columbia University
New York
Great Britain
Built-in furniture meets domestic design clash
A fragment hints at home life conflict as a household scene unfolds with built-in furniture noted and a humorous or sharp remark about a wife reworking the living room, illustrating domestic tensions and repurposed spaces.
Delegates Named To VFW Sessions
Delegates to the department encampment at Martinsburg from June 19 to 22 were elected by the Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Named delegates are Chloe Moran Ola Menear Effie Gough and Juanita DeMoss with alternates Madge Rowland Carolyn Hail Genevieve Ridenour and Mary Louise Ridenour. Auxiliary president Ethel B Evans presided and raised other important topics for discussion.
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Martinsburg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW Hall
Chloe Moran
Ola Menear
Effie Gough
Juanita DeMoss
Madge Rowland
Carolyn Hail
Genevieve Ridenour
Mary Louise Ridenour
Ethel B. Evans
Auxiliary
Cincinnati centenarian returns after forty years
Gray-bearded 104-year-old William Welch, formerly a fireman and river tugboat captain in Ohio, returned to Cincinnati from Sunlevy Pennsylvania after forty years. Found wandering at Union Terminal with $1860, he was aided by a travelers’ aid worker and police. Hospital guards secured him while he insisted the money stayed with him and planned to go downtown.
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Cincinnati
William Welch
Welch
Pennsylvania
Sunlevy
Union Terminal
Travelers’ Aid
William Sandoz
General Hospital
Natalie Thornburg
Licenses Issued by Clerk in May Record
County Clerk Ed St Clair issued 170 licenses in May including 164 statewide fishing and hunting permits five non resident tourist licenses and one statewide tourist license. Eight marriage licenses were issued and two license applications filed late in the month remain pending.
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Ed St. Clair
Named to Council Charleston
The governor's office announced the appointment of Dr. W. A. Wallace of Martinsburg to the Berkeley County public assistance council.
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Council
Charleston
Governor's Office
W. A. Wallace
Martinsburg
Berkeley County Public Assistance Council
Bank Official Takes Stand In Williamson Bankruptcy Case
Testimony in federal court reveals Dr M E Simon’s wife and daughter held bank accounts totaling about 35 000 the year before his insolvency filing in 1938. Wives and daughter accounts include 30000 and 4057, while Simon lists 800 assets against 50000 liabilities. The government will call the first of 12 remaining witnesses today as defense questions about asset ownership and hospital ties.
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First National Bank of ‘Williamson
Malvina Simon
Magdalena ‘Simon
Simon
Harry E. Watkins
Mercy Hospital of
Williamson
Glenville Graduates Hear Newspaper Editor Graves
John Temple Graves II, Birmingham editor and lecturer, urged Glenville State Teachers College graduates to exercise self discipline to preserve democracy. He addressed 96 graduates and a crowd of over 500, stressing patriotism and a rebirth of self restraint.
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Glenville
John Temple Graves
Glenville State Teachers College
Flemington Coal Board Elects District 3 Directors
Six teen members have been elected to the bituminous coal producers board for District 3. Daniel T. Buckley of Koppers Coal Company is chairman. Directors chosen on a tonnage basis include Buckley and Frank R.
Former Coal Company Electrician Shoots Self
Logan, June 5. Don Thompson Sr., 56, former Island Creek Coal chief electrician, was found dead in a Holden room with a shotgun shell fired nearby. Ill health prompted his January resignation. he had just visited a son in California. Surviving are his widow and six children including Down Thompson Jr., island Creek store manager.
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Logan
Don Thompson, Sr
Island Creek Coal Company
Holden
Coal Company
Edwin
California
Down Thompson, Jr
Island Creek
Mon
Rumford Baking Powder Ad Promises Better Baking
A Georgia homemaking notice promises divorce avoidance through varied cooking using Rumford Baking Powder. It urges readers to follow directions with any recipe and asks them to request a free booklet from Rumford Baking Powder, Box, Rumford, Rhode Island.
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Georgia
Rumford
Box
Rhode Island
Election Winners Named From Fairmont Morgantown and More
A slate of candidates including T. E. Johnson Howard W. Showalter and R. A. Courtney, all Fairmont, plus others from Morgantown New York City Crelim Md and Philadelphia won by majority vote. The list includes Amos Fairmont H P Zeller Grensburg Pa Earl Payne New York City E H Reppert Flemington George D Curtain Clarksburg Samuel Pursglove Morgantown W L Findlay Barbour county and T J Johnson Joseph Arkwright Harold McGee Harold Ream and Lewis Sitnik.
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Harold McGee
New York City
Harold Ream
Crelim, Md
Lewis Sitnik
Philadelphia
B and O orders five hundred gondola cars
Huntington June 5 The American Car Foundry plant will start work on 500 seventy ton gondola cars for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, then produce 400 fifty ton hopper cars for the Chesapeake and Ohio line. District Manager RB Ward said peak employment of about 950 men through the summer is assured.
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Huntington
American Car Foundry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio
RB. E. Ward
Plant dispute stalls talks after CIO UAW ratifies
The CIO UAW local ratified an agreement amid stalled production and mediation talks. Washington's North American President J H Kindelberger planned to meet the mediation board, while the company said it remained ready to negotiate and accused the union of violating the May 31 accord.
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Cio-Uaw
Washington
North American
J. H. Kindelberger
W. P. Goodman
CIO
United Automobile Workers Jocal
Defense Mediation Board
Pattern 327 dress offers slimming front and back shaping
Claire Tilden’s Sewing Garden Pattern 327 presents an easy to sew dress with front buttoning to aid fit and elongate the silhouette. Options include double front paneling, curved hiplines, and choice of sleeves and collars. Full size range from 36 to 50. requires 4 3-4 yards fabric plus contrast. Send 15¢ to Weite Sentinel, 710 Fifth Avenue, New.
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Claire Tilden
Weite Sentinel
Pith Avenue
New
Labor dispute tense as talks stall with North American
The CIO threatened a second walkout after failed local talks over wage gains and job benefits. Mediation was sought in Washington as North American, with orders totaling 196 million dollars, faced 11,500 workers and 9,000 CIO members. Separate floods caused widespread damage across West Virginia with record-high waters, road closures, and power failures, disrupting traffic on B&O lines and sweeping bridges along state routes 23 114 and 2.
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CIO
Hope P
Washington
Mediation Board
North American
Ited
Goodmen
Wheeling Creek
Ritchie County
Mannington
Cameron Glass Manufacturing
Cameront
Littleton
Pine Grove
Welling
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cameron
Tock No. 10
Monongahela River
Morgantown
Rock Wall
Scott's Run
New Martinsville
Road Commission
Motongalia
Wetzel
Arnettsville
Unclear fragment prompts obscure health claims
Vague text blocks mention looks vitality and body image with scattered garbled phrases and names. No coherent events or persons emerge to summarize into a factual news item.
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Skaggs & Compan
Alice Brooks
B. F. Bailey
M. J. Davison
Jon Melvin
Parkersburg
Davisson
C. F. Kirkpatrick
T. J. Davisson
John McCafferty
Lloyd Loran
Walnut Street
City Hospital
Weekley Sewing Club
W. F. Simmons
Francis Street
Dorsey Sapp
East Liverpool
J. H. Ott
Henry Rupp
Deroy Hedrick
West Washington Street
Baltimore
Rupp
B. & O Railroad Company
Paul Williamson
Harrisburg, Pa
Hi .Williamson
H. H. Williamson
Eureka
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Monongahela System
Brazil
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Central Press
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Rio de Janeiro
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Logarounty
Graves
Flemington Coal
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