June Bride Honored at Waddell Home in Philippi
Miss Virginia Rose Waddell hosted a four course dinner at her mother's Walnut street home honoring cousin Miss Sarah Louise Waddell as she prepares for her Wednesday evening wedding to Mr. Davis Warden Evans of Grafton at Crim Memorial church. Guests included Katherine O’Neal Peggy Cross Virginia McDaniel Thelma Sayre Mrs J A Kimble Mrs J B Blecher Laura Waddell and others.
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Virginia Rose Waddell
George Waddell
Walnut Street
Phiippi
Saah Louise Waddell
Crim Memorial Church
Davis Warden Evans
Grafton
Sarah Louise Waddell
Katherine O'Neal
Philippi
Peggy Cross
el Kins
Virginia McDaniel
Thelma Sayre
Parkersburg
J. A. Kimble
Detroit
J. B. Blecher
Pierce
Laura Waddell
Nelle Waddell
Bella W. Hawkins
All of
Narcotic Ring Chieftain Sentenced in Kansas City
Kansan federal court sentenced 64 year old gelo Donnici to eight years in prison and a 7000 dollar fine for directing a narcotic ring from a saloon near the federal building. Judge John C. Coliet imposed the sentence.
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Kansas City
Angelo Donnici
Federal
John C. Coliet
Barclay on Bridge Major suit bids and correct spade squeeze
The article analyzes a bridge deal where a triple bid in a major suit is recommended to convey news to partner, especially in match point play. It recounts a North South hand where misbidding led to a failed 8NT contract and discusses optimal progression to 6 Spades with proper pressure on clubs.
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North
South
Xing Features Syndicate
Ing
Doubleton
Out-of-town mourners attend last rites for John J Britt
Attendees include Mrs C E Hardesty Ro Demer Mr and Mrs Henry Rhodes Terra Alta Mr and Mrs Paul Shaw Mrs and Mrs O H Deaton Mr and Mrs F J aw Mr and Mrs Hallie Spurlock and Miss Lizzie Shaw all of Huntington Mrs and Mrs John Shaw of Thornton John Rhodes Charles Rhodes and Chester Rhodes all of Hollidays Cove Arch Bartlett of West Main Street visited friends in Fairmont Geore Bailey and infant daughter Sally and sons Donnie and Ben of Johnstown PA visiting relatives here Miss Winifred Shafferman of Baltimore MD visiting for June on Johns Hopkins nursing staff Mrs Aleinda Curry 82 of near Shinnston returned home after Memorial day parade visit Miss Genevieve Norris route 1 Simpson admitted to City hospital for major operation Mary Etta Evans of Kingwood surgical patient at City hospital Junior Fowler of Tunnelton confined to City hospital for medical treatment
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John J. Britt
C. E. Hardesty
Rodemer
Henry Rhodes
Terra Alta
Paul Shaw
O. H
Deaton
F. J. Aw
Hallie Spurlock
Lizzie Shaw
Huntington
John Shaw
Thornton
John Rhodes
Charles Rhodes
Chester Rhodes
Hollidays Cove
Arch Bartlett
West Main Street
Fairmont
Geore Bailey
Sally
Donnie
Ben
Johnstown
Winifred Shafferman
Baltimore
Mad
Shafferman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Aleinda Curry
Shinnston
L. D. Cole
Walnut Street
Curry
Genevieve Norris
Route 1
Simpson
City Hospital
Mary Etta Evans
Kingwood
Junior Fowler
Tunnelton
Births in Pruntytown and Newburg Dominate Local Notices
Mr and Mrs William H Jaco of Pruntytown announce a baby daughter Catherine Virginia born June 5 weighing 8 14 pounds. Father is chaplain at West Virginia Industrial School for Boys. Mother Catherine White daughter of Justice of the Peace Hoye G White Sr. Grandparents D W Jaco and Emma Dofflemeyer. Also 6 pound daughter for Mr and Mrs F A Bolyard formerly of Rowlesburg at Maple avenue Clarksburg. Mrs Leona Arthur now Mrs Russell Weaver of Newburg given birth to a 9 pound 2 1 2 ounce son at City hospital Tuesday morning.
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William H. Jaco
Pruntytown
Catherine Virginia
West Virginia Industrial School For
Catherine White
Justice of the Peace
Hoye G. White
D. W. Jaco
Maple Avenue
Emma Dofflemeyer
Clarksburg
F. A. Bolyard
Route 1
Rowlesburg
Lila Carol
Leona Arthur
Russell Weaver
Newburg
City Hospital
Braddock to fight Farr in London July 5
James J. Braddock, former world heavyweight champion, agreed to a 15 round bout with Tommy Farr of Wales at Earl's Court, London on July 5. The match was set in a trans Atlantic call between Braddock's manager Joe Gould and promoter Sydney Hulls. Braddock earns 25000 dollars tax free plus 33 13 percent of the gate. Gould also announced Tony Canzoneri will meet Eric Boone in the semi final.
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New York
James J. Bradock
Tommy Farr
Wales
Earl's Court Stadium
London
Joe Gould
Braddock
Sydney Hulls
Gould
Tony Canzoneri
Eric Boone
Wife of Minister Found Dead in Cistern
In Delaware Ohio on June 6 the wife of Reverend Arthur Haverland of Ashbury M E church was found dead in a cistern behind the parsonage. Coroner Dr A R Callander reported wrists were slashed but a verdict on cause of death was not given. State Mrs Haverland had been in ill health.
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Delaware
Arthur Haverland
Ashbury M. E
Bertha
A. R. Callander
Delaware County
Hoyerland
Public Ask To Denounce Spanish Republican Foes
Madrid reports the secret service and civil and military authorities urge the public to denounce anyone suspected of criminal acts during or after the Republican regime. Military tribunals continue around the clock with death penalties and long prison terms issued. New arrests fill concentration camps. Nationalists expect completion in 12 months. By May 26, 688 executions were officially recorded since Madrid fell on March 28.
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Madrid
Secret Service
Child Drowns Near Queens Shoals Home
The body of 2 year old Carolyn Sue Hanson was found in a spring near her home at Queens Shoals yesterday. A family member reported the tragedy and authorities began an immediate investigation into the drowning incident.
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Charleston
Carolyn Sue Hanson
Queens Shoals Y
The
Fami
Hollywood divorce suit over marriage nonfact claim
Madeleine Carroll sues Captain Philip Astley in Hollywood for divorce alleging the marriage has not been real since he came to America three years ago. Astley remained in England when the two came to America to star in films.
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Madeleine Carroll
Eauty
Halywood
Philip Astley
America
Astley
England
Filma
Sons of the American Legion Meet in Jackson's Mill WV
The first general meeting of the Sons of the American Legion in West Virginia is set for Saturday June 10 at Jackson's Mill. C P Wilhelm detachment commander will lead a 10 am business session with initiation of new members. Taylor County squadron degree team to oversee ceremonies. Members are asked to bring lunches and report to the detachment commander.
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Jean Murray
Walnut Street
Gloria Fauley
Knottsville
Junior Ladies Aid Society of
Blueville
P. H.C. Lodge
Ladies Aid Society
The
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Margaret Watkins
C. E. Ware
St. Paul's Methodist Church
A. R. Murphy
Sons of the American Legion
West Virginia
C. P. Wilhelm
Jackson’s Mill
Taylor County Squadron
June Brides Welcome Longines Watches and Diamonds
June brides are invited to view a complete line of Longines watches and diamond wedding rings at Skaggs & Co. The ad highlights a widow display and promotes bridal gifts with a focus on elegant timepieces and engagement jewelry.
Nazi Spy Picture Showing Is Hit By German Counsul
Hans Thomsen acting chief of the German embassy proposed to the state department that the film Confessions of a Nazi Spy might inflame tensions between Germany and the United States. Thomsen referred his letter to Will Hays, noting the film based on a New York spy trial could misrepresent his government’s aims.
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Washington
Hans Thomsen
State Department
United States
Hill
Thomson
Will Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
New York
Admiral Leahy Chosen Puerto Rico Governor
President Roosevelt nominated Admiral William D. Leahy to be governor of Puerto Rico amid moves to defend the Caribbean region. Edward J. Noble of Connecticut was named undersecretary of commerce, seen as Secretary Hopkins' aide in boosting business.
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Washigton
Roosevelt
William D. Leahy
Puerto Rico
Department of Defense
Caribbean
Edward J. Noble
Connecticut
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Commerce
Commerce Department
Noble
Hopkins
Refugee Liner St Louis Returns to Hamburg
The Hamburg American liner St Louis carrying more than 900 Jewish refugees from Germany was reported to be returning to Hamburg. Ordered out of Havana harbor after Cuban officials denied entry, the ship later wandered Caribbean waters and was said to land refugees at the Isle of Pines. The company official said the vessel had been en route to Germany since Sunday.
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New York
St. Louis
Germany
Hamburg
Havana Harbor
Caribbean
Isle of Pines
E. H. Hedrick
Child Struck By Auto Succumbs To Injuries
In Point Pleasant on June 6 Pegey Jacqualine Farley a 4 year old girl died from injuries after being struck by a car near Gallipolis Ferry yesterday State police say no charges have been filed against the driver Jehu Farley the child s father accompanied both to the hospital
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Point Pleasant
Pegey Jacqualine Farley
Gallipolis Ferry
Jehu Farley
Young Flier Missing After Off East Southeast Flight
A student pilot from a Camden area camp took off and disappeared off the coast after failing to follow direction signals. An airplane sighting near the Massachusetts coast early today sparked search efforts as authorities investigate the possible loss of the aircraft and its occupant.
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Sage
Radiomarine
Camden
N. J
Massachusetts
Missing plane from Carlisle flying school near Cape Cod sighting linked
A two seat high wing monoplane owned by a Carlisle flying school, piloted by Cheston Eshelman, has not been reported since last night. Airport officials noted the craft bore NC 220 70, similar to a plane sighted off Cape Cod marked DLC 220 70. Edward Walz, the school manager, said radio blind flying instruments and a compass were recently compensated.
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Eshelman
Duchess in London Theater Trip After Belgrave Square Shooting
A shot was fired toward the duchess of Kent as she left 3 Belgrave Square. She and Lady Portarlington proceeded to a theater to see Wuthering Heights. Lawlor, accused of firing, admitted owning a sawn off shotgun found by police at Westminster. Magistrates delayed proceedings awaiting witnesses.
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Scotland Yard
Belgrave Square
Gerald Road
George VI
Howard
Lawlor
Australia
Marina
Greece
Ulster
Harewood
Portumna
Western Ireland
Royal
Arrest of Russell Reveals Quiet Police Action
Officials quietly detained Russell for about six hours before word leaked. News describes how an Irish-American group reacted as the arrest became known, signaling a broader lecture tour in the United States.
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U. S
United States
Russell
Russell Held Amid Secrecy After Detroit Arrest
Sean Russell, Irish Republican Army leader and former munitions director before 1921, was arrested in Detroit. The State Department said no extradition request had been made, and observers noted officials had not allowed Russell's counsel or friends to see him overnight. London officials indicated Britain asked the U.S. to watch Russell, a key figure in a wave of anti-British actions tied to earlier Irish conflict.
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Russell
State Department
Washington
London
Foreign Office
United States
Sean Russell
Irish Republican Army
Detroit
Britain
England
Ireland
Italian King Welcomes Last of Foreign Legion
In Naples on June 6 King Vittorio Emanuele reviewed 20 000 returning legionaries in Plebi site square. Present were Ramon Serrano Suner and Galeazzo Clano alongside Brigadier General Gastone Gambara. The marchers, last of their contingents from Spain, would travel to Rome by train for Mussolini’s tomorrow welcome.
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Naples
Vittorio Emanuele
Ramon Serrano Suner
Spain
Pome
Mussolini
Nine Escape Continues As Prisoners Remain Free
Escaped prisoners include George Jewell awaiting transport to Moundsville for a three year term, Otho Shrewsbury of Northfork awaiting grand jury action on a breaking and entering charge, Julius Matney of Hurley Virginia, Tivis Taylor Northfork Jess Church Kimball Jess Green Big Creek Charles Hawkins Davy and John Thornhill Northfork. None had been recaptured, Suiter said.
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George Jewell
Moundsville
Otho Shrewsbury
Northfork
Julius Matney
Hurley
Tivis Taylor
Jess Church
Kimball
Jess Green
Big Creek
Charles Hawkins
Davy
John Thornhill
Suiter
Mayor seeks to keep route 119 through city
The mayor announced intent to maintain route 119 in the city while an ordinance was passed. City Finance Commissioner Joseph B. Bradford said a statement on the total collected by parking meters to date would be prepared for the Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Bradford
the Sentinel Today
Parking meters spark meeting over city’s business woes
Taylor County Board of Trade directors plan 7 30 PM session at the Y M C A to discuss parking meters and the wider traffic problem. Mayor Gillispie says a fair solution is needed but removal would hurt Main Street commerce. Police court docket adds five more names, including second offenders, amid merchant alarm over shrinking retail trade and ongoing enforcement.
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Ooa
Trade ‘Board
Tayor
Gilisple
Charleston
Campbell
Main Street
James
Dewey Avenue
Chester Mason
A. Jolliffe
Maple Avénue
Dixie Theatre
Earl DeMosé Rolman
Paul Sturm
Munlicipal
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Annabel P. Swisher
Society Reporter
Miss Newcome
Bonnie Newcome
Oddford Watkins
Sarah. "Musgrove
William Fisher
J. Lee Evans, Jr
Virgil T. Handley
Donald Landacre
Francis Wolfe
Lawrence R. Swisher
Ruth O'Dell
D. Grant Smith
Sallie Shields Wade
Washington College of Law
Miss Wade
Smith
Clara M. Shields
Flemington
Morgantown
General Accounting
Green Bar
Boy Scouts
Bob Mathews
Parkhill
VFW
Kumbac
First Christian Church
Opal Luzadder
Morgantown Road
Ladies’ Aid Society
West Main Street Methodist Church
Kenneth Robinson
Camp Towles
J. O. Parkhill
Herman Price
James Riley
Charles Stafford
Harry Murray, Jr
Richard McCready
Stanley Friedman
Bill Watkins
Lewis Jones
Charles McIntosh
James P. Parkhill
Robert Hamilton
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Asapo
Beetig
Pulitzer Scion
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr
Church of the Redeemer
Bryn Mawr
Louise Vauclain
Samuel Vauclain
Jim Braddock
Contest
Farr
Sons of Legion
Counsul
Admiral Leahy
Wayne
Grafton Drug & Chemical Company
Charlie
Plainfield
Elizabeth
Newark
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Foreign Legion
Ty “Ae Half
Chevrolet
Tygarts Valley
Beech Street
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