Virginia Claire Samples Weds Marlin Hawker at Home
Outstanding in society for June is the wedding of Miss Virginia Claire Samples daughter of Attorney and Mrs W P Samples and Mr Marlin Hawker son of the late Leslie Hawker a prominent Shinnston family. The ceremony took place at her home with local notables in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Claire Samples
Marlin Hawker
W. P. Samples
Leslie Hawker
Promi-' Met
Shinnston
Cora Coffman Hawker
Social and wedding notices fill Shinnston schedule
The social calendar lists gatherings from the T N T club at Mrs Wells home to a Quota Club meeting at Heflin Style Shop. Miss Eugenia Thompson plays violin at a wedding in Shinnston where Virginia Nutter wed Marlin Hawker in a refined ceremony. Community groups meet Thursday for church and auxiliary activities, with a lengthy wedding description and post nuptial receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. T. Club
C. W .Wells
Quota Club
Heflin
Brinkman Hall
Pajama Fashions For Summer Comfort At Home And Travel
Mopes Chet Lounging pajamas gain popularity in the summer season with easy fitting ensembles and a three quarter breakfast coat. The range features tunics, printed floral patterns, Shantung silk options, washable fabric, and practical belts. The one piece pajama with a three quarter coat offers loose flowing lines and convenient style for home, travel, or beach resort stays.
West Main Street M E church Ladies Aid meeting report
The Ladies Aid Society of West Main Street M. E. church met at Mrs. R. L. Brand’s home with 23 members and seven visitors. Mrs. Frye led the session, an entertainment committee was named, games and refreshments followed, and favors of paper roses were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of St. Paul
C. ©. Batson
J. W. Pluebell
Pred»Robinson
A. V. Cuppett
Sup J
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
West Main Street
M. E. Church
R. L. Brand
W. Boyd Street
Brand
Grace Frye
Frye
C. C. Sturms
I. A. Peters
Work relief for farmers is proposed
Washington June 6 A shift in federal drought relief would give farmers paying jobs instead of doles for feed and seed. President Roosevelt supports aid but Hopkins told congressmen that donating to independent farmers is not good policy, signaling a policy debate on relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Doles
Pres
Roosevelt
Harry JL. Hopkins
Congress Finishes Work on Reciprocal Tariff
Congress completed action on the reciprocal tariff bill and sent it to the president for signature. Administration officials explained the program will fund road work water conservation soil erosion and similar projects while paying farmers a minimum wage of 30 cents an hour with state-set scales above that. About 1,000,000 people are said to be receiving government benefits due to the drought. Hopkins notes the relief effort aims to care for 300,000 drought families by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Washington
Sess
Unusual Names Found on Tennessee Rural Mailboxes
Nashville reports unusual names observed on rural mailboxes in Tennessee. Names include Ben Polite I Profitt Pink White Marcus Close and Will Knott from the 4 Ra area near Rumpas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Nashville, Tenn
Ben Polite
I. Profitt
Pink White
Marcus Close
French King Louis XII Suffered Neurasthenia Wrote Prose
Paris June 6 evidence from letters to Cardinal Richelieu shows Louis XII endured a grave neurasthenia. The correspondence, read at a French Academy meeting, was melancholy yet impressed academicians with the purity of the king’s prose despite his troubled state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louls, XII
Cardinal- Richelieu
French Foreign ‘Office
French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Koelz files limited divorce suit in Mineral County
Dr. W J Koelz former mayor of Keyser has started suit for a limited divorce alleging desertion. His wife Beatrice Koelz countersues charging desertion and asking for attorney fees in Mineral County circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser
W. J. ‘ Koelz
Mineral County
Beatrice Koelz
Personal notices from local area residents
A string of society items lists residents visiting, traveling, or relocating. John Shaffer of Akron is mentioned with a return later this fall. The Shaffers of Christiana Street and Miami residents W L Shaffer return home. Mrs Spotts and granddaughter Earlene Spotts host sister Mrs Lea in Maple Avenue. Klein returns home from New York City with sister Mrs Albert Kraus as house guest. Isadore Sivens hosts sister Mrs Hilda Baron and the Sivens family hosts Mrs Baron. Potter family to Fairmont. Potter a linesman for Western Union. Hyson Devers and family travel to Glenville for college commencement. Gladys Devers noted as senior. Walter and Ida Belle Moore of McCrory apartments plan Washington PA visit. Mrs J K Murphy of West Main, recently ill, able to go out. Jack Everson leaves Davis Beer Garden for bricklaying at Hazel Atlas Glass Plant. George L Egbert returns from Charleston business trip. T W Heironimus and family to move into summer cottage at Grafton Park. Helen Moran visits sister Mrs Russell Evins in Fairmont for a dance. W J Frey returns from East Liverpool on business. Dr H L Henry and Mrs Henry visit Graf ton area. E E Lowther attends funeral of Lloyd M Allen in Gregory Run, Harrison County.
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John Shaffer
Akron
Ohio
W. L. Shaffer
Miami
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Christiana Street
Arthur Spotts
Earlene Spotts
Pittsburgh
York City
Albert Kraus
Isadore Sivens
Salve
Siven
Hilda Baron
New York City
E. G. Potter
East Wilford Street
Fairmont
Potter
Western Union
Hyson Devers
Carl
E. Devers
Gladys
Glenville
States College
Walter Moore
Ida Belle Moore
McCrory Apartments
Washington, Pa
Junior Marquess
J. K. Murphy
West Main Street
Tess
Jack Everson
Clarksburg
Davis Beer Garden
Latrobe Street
Hazel Atlas Glass
George L. Egbert
Charleston
T. W. Heironimus
Washington
Liverpool
Menus of the Day and Kitchen Tips Note
A collection of old menu items and recipes includes a Dinner Broiled Trout dish with lettuce and peaches, a yogurtlike custard, and a church supper suggestion using biscuits over chicken pie. Also mentions a feature painting “Mary Queen of Scots” by Edmund Dull in The American Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Queen of Scots
Edmund Dull
Baltimore Sunday American
Stocks Reported Dull in Wall Street Today
New York June 6 stocks were dull and moderately irregular as traders awaited confirmation of recent rallies. Grains fell on rainfall reports, wheat and corn down over a cent a bushel. bonds and currencies little changed. Major names such as American Telephone Bethlehem Steel duPont American Sugar Refining Eastman Kodak showed softer trading while U S Steel General Motors United States Steel Chrysler New York Central and Westinghouse were weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
duPont
American Sugar Refining
Eastman Kodak
U. 8. Steel
General Motors
U. 8. Smelting
Chrysler
New York Central
Westing‘house
Three Shamokin Men Die in Motorcycle Crash
In Pottsville on June 6, three Shamokin men James Doyle 24 Roland Jordan 31 and John B Cox Jr 22 died when their motorcycle left the road on a sharp turn near Darktown three miles from Pottsville. The machine tumbled down a rocky grade beside a small bridge crashing into boulders. All three victims lived in Shamokin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Shamokin
Darktown
James Doyle
Roland Jordan
John, B. Cox, Jr
Police Seek Two Cop Killers in Indiana Hills
Bedford, Indiana June 6. State police hunted surrounding hills for Robert Neal's two companions after a highway chase left deputy Harold Amick dead and another wounded. Neal, jailed, signed a statement naming Ed Coffin as the slayer and identifying a third man nicknamed Toots Lung as the driver of the wrecked car near Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Robert Neal
Indiana
Neal
Donald Franklin
Ed Coffin
Harold Amick
Scott County
Underwood
Toots” Lung
Helmsberg
West Virginia reports record cash balance for June
Charleston June 6 The state's largest cash balance in years nine million three hundred sixteen thousand two hundred twenty eight dollars and ninety nine cents was on hand June 1 Auditor Edgar B Sims said the balance came from the greatest monthly business in state history with receipts totaling fourteen million two hundred sixty one thousand twenty two dollars and sixty cents and disbursements at ten million forty five thousand nine hundred sixty two dollars sixty nine cents More than six million dollars will be paid out this month to retire obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Edgar 3B. Sims
Airmail Service Starts in West Virginia State
An airmail service began operating over West Virginia with planes departing from Chicago Cincinnati and Washington. Stops are planned at Charleston and Huntington while Elkins serves as a refueling station during the inaugural flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Charleston
Huntington
Elkins
My Beauty Hint Stage Actress Skin Renovation
The article advises a weekly facial pack using eggs. Beat white and yolk separately, apply two coats of white to face and neck, then one coat of yellow. Allow to dry between coats, lie down as it sets for 30 minutes, rinse with warm water and mild toner, and finish with tissue cream.
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W. Wa
Eugenia Thompson
Charles Stuart Collier
Shinneton
Virginia Nutter Ofton
Russell Purdy
William W. Samples
Hawker
Fairmont Teachers College
Grad
West Virginia Univ
Shinn
University of
West
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Kemper Military Academy
Ville
Missouri
Graduat
University of Missouri
Ald Society of
Main Street
William P. Samples
Virginia
Grafton
W. Va
Plummer Hill
Lee Boggess
G. S. Maley
Millafred
Helen Chalfont
Wayne Hawker
Frances Tetrick
Virginia Nutter
Clifford Neeley
Paul Wyckoff
Mary Thomas
Grantsville, Md
Chinnston High School
Woodman Circle
White Rose Grove No
Red Men Hall
Anna E. Cruise
Bank
Echoes In the
Margaret Jane Payne
Dolly Darling
Betty
Jean McVicker
Patty Ann O'Connor
Jean Ault
Little
Mary Virginia
Betty Felton
Eugene Hussion
Marie O'Connor
Sylvia Pavish
Hilda, Beverlin
Lucile Payne
Margaret Jane
Butterfly
Eileen Knight
Virginia Lee Ridenour
Elizabeth Rendle
Margaret McElroy
Dance
Nicholas
Rae
Mary Grace Yates
The
Islands
Virginia Foley
Margaret Ridenour
Frank Jankow Aki
Leo Crane
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Baptist Church
Young Swisher
Louise Swisher
James Young
Simpson
United Brethren Parsonage
H. L. Koontz
Misa
Una St Clair
Graftton High School
W. S. Young
Simpson High School
jLindy Club
Lindy Club
T. C. Gough
W. Washington Street
Gough
Zada Ridenour
Effie Jones
Anna Shields
Maple Avenue
Mountaineer Council No
Order of United American Mechanics
Wehn Hall
Turner's
Empire State
Fifth Avenue
Mopes Chet
Plies
Minerva Mason
Christian Stewardship
Theey
Congress
Clye Law
Buckhannon
Clyde O. Law
Wheeling
Wesleyan College
Harvey W. Harmer
Ronald F.moist
Roy McCuskey
Law
R. L. Blackburn
University of Southern California
R. R. Scott
Blackburn
A. A. Schoolcraft
Will Knott
Rumpas
Tenn
Isabel C. Ebel
Brooklyn
New York University
United States
Associated Press
Turner
Noel Clelland
Gratton Banking & Trust
Ben H. Franz
W. Main St
Academy of Hairdressing and Beauty ‘Culture
Max Bernotat
London
Managereas
Clarksburg Trust Bldg
Pike and 3Rd To
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