Regular Meeting and Local Honors in Fairmont
The Protective Home Circle holds a regular meeting with juvenile 6:30 and adult 7:30 start and officer nominations. Beta Omega Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi elects Bonnie Newcome secretary and treasurer, with other officers named. A West Virginia Ramblers square dance is set for Friday at the Park pavilion. Broadway Bound staged by Masquers at Fairmont State Teachers College features Frances Lawson and Velma Cather. reunion and honorary diplomas noted for 1900-1924 graduates of Fairmont High.
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Protective Home Circle
Woodmen ' Hall
Kappa Delta Phi
Fairmont State Teachers College
Fairmont
Bonnie Newcome
William Pflock
Mary Catherine Kennedy
Lillian Moore
Jack Hartley
West Virginia
Park Pavilion
Jean Lee Latham
Elkins
Flarmont State Teachers College
Frances Lawson
Velma Cather
Produc
Social calendar highlights and church group gatherings
Tonight 7:30 Ladies Aid at St Pauls Lutheran and 8 o clock Woman's Auxiliary at Mrs Phillips home. Anna Cruise presents student recital at the High School auditorium. Friday events include Sun shine Band Class three weiner roast at Finigan's Rock and reception for Dr and Mrs Jones by Andrew's M E church. Also Weekly Sewing Club at Mrs Crane home and Baptist Young People Union play Everybody's Getting Married at the high school auditorium. Saturday Junior B Y P U meets at Baptist church. G T Bartlett spoke lively as guests exchanged greetings and gifts for the park host. Refreshments of ice cream cake and iced tea followed.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Methodist Protestant Church
W. 8S. Phillips
Walnut Street
Anna £. Cruise
Sunshine Band
First Brethren Church
Finigan's Rock
8. C. Jones
Andrew
M. E
Leo Crane
Baptist Young Peoples Union
G. T. Bartlett
Mr. Burdess
Local T N T Club Sees Last Meeting Before September
Guests including Mrs Wells and Mrs Richard Williams attend the T N T Club at Mrs C W Wells West Main Street. Three tables play ban ce with prizes awarded to Mrs Wells and Mrs Williams and a consolation to Mrs Gough. Next meeting set for September 5 with Mrs Earl Bennett hosting.
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Wells
C. W. Wells
West Main Street
T. N. T. Club
Richard Williams
T. C. Gough
Earl Bennett
Grand Street
Kiwanis Members Meet With Morgantown Club
Kiwanis members from the local club attended the first in a series of inter club meetings with Morgantown Kiwanis in the second West Virginia district. The Mor gantown gathering caused this week's local meeting to be canceled. Next Monday a special anniversary meeting will be held at the New Blen Avon Kiwanis room.
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Kiwanis Club
Morgantown
Kiwanis Clubs
West Virginia
Kiwanis
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Blen Avon Hotel
Philippi Man Sentenced for Drunk Driving
Eugene Mayle age 22 of Philippi received 60 days in Taylor County jail a $25 fine and costs and a one year license revocation after being found guilty of operating a car while drunk He was tried in Magis- district court and the case concluded with the judge imposing penalties.
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Eugene Mayle
Philippi
Taylor County
Mayle
Magis
Arrest of Ona C Jefferys in West Hill District
Ona C. Jefferys was arrested last Saturday night in the West Hill section by Constable T. E. Preeze. The report notes the location and the officer involved with no further details on charges or motive.
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Trate Ona C. Jefferys
West Hill
T. E. Preeze
Giant eight day clock stops and prize winner named
The large Seth Thomas clock in Loar's Jewelry, watched by St. Augustine and Grafton high school seniors, stopped at 11:48 p.m. after starting 17 days earlier. The stop confirms the prize winner, Miss Ethel Scranage of Pruntytown, for the Gruen wrist watch. Rumor of winding for next year dismissed.
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Loar’s
St. Augustine
Grafton
Gruen
Ethel Scranage
Prunty
Miss Scranage
Grafton High School
Seth Thomas
Sentinel Office
St. Augustine High School
Kenny Family Attends Funeral in Howesville
Timothy Kenny and sister Miss Mary Kenny along with Thomas Madden, all of this city, attended the funeral of Mrs Anna Lynch Kenny at Howesville on Tuesday.
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Timothy. Kenny
Mary Kenny
Thomas Madden
Anna’ Lynch Kenny
Howesville
Congress Agrees on New Bank Deposit Insurance
Congress and conferees reached a virtual agreement to extend the temporary deposit insurance law for one year. The plan raises coverage to five thousand dollars from two thousand five hundred and allows the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to lend to closed banks on reasonable security rather than only adequate security.
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Congress
NRA withholds price fixing in codes under new policy
Washington declares that the NRA rejects price fixing in codes except emergencies. Negotiation replaces compulsion to revise sections, with voluntary amendments sought for coded industries. The aim is to curb destructive price cutting and reduce artificial price maintenance while encouraging model cost provisions without forced accounting methods.
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Washington
NRA
Recovery Administration
Parsons Pair Reach Agreement to Settle Manslaughter Case
A tentative agreement ends all indictments against Beatrice Triplett and William Bragg in a fatal automobile crash near Parsons. The couple’s wedding day was disrupted by the incident in which Paul Hehle, 30, died. Prosecutor Allen Bolton and defense counsel William M. arranged the disposition without trial.
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Parsons
William Bragg
Miss Triplett
Paul Hehle
Beatrice Triplett
Allen G. Bolton
Tucker County
William M
Chesterfield appeal as tobacco filled to satisfaction
A reader praises Chesterfield cigarettes for consistent fill and tobacco length, noting rare crumbs and overall quality as a chief reason for enjoyment. The comment emphasizes satisfaction with the product design and quitting none.
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Chanxty
Defendants’ Cases to Be Disposed Before Court Term Ends
Harman, counsel for the defendant, states the cases will both be finally disposed of before the present term of court ends.
Five Infants Gain In Fight To Keep Alive
Corbell Ontario June 7 The quintuplets at the Dionne farm show improved appetites and wakefulness. They are fed every two hours and respond to meal times. Dr A R Dafoe notes they enjoy a small rum stimulant to spur feeding. News from San Francisco reports twin boys born to Mrs Aldo Beltrami, a first cousin.
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Corbell
Ont
Dionne Farm
A. R. Dafoe
Dionne
Dr. Dafoe
San Francisco
Aldo Beltrami
Labor concerns loom over markets on a flat trading day
In New York on June 7, labor worries shadowed markets as prices showed indecision. Metals were the only steady element amid minimal stock activity. Wheat fell over a cent a bushel while other grains eased on rain reports from drought areas. Bonds stayed quiet but firm, the dollar rose in most foreign exchange trading. U S Smelting rose three points, Homestake Mining gained 14 on one trade, and American Smelting and Alaska Juneau edged higher by about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Homestake Mining
American Smelting
Alaska Juneau
Bus Driver Acquitted in Manslaughter Case
William Daniels of Pittsburgh, driver of the Nevin Western Lines bus, was acquitted of manslaughter in a common pleas court after an 30 minute jury deliberation. The April 15 collision with a truck killed six passengers, with Judge W B Thompson presiding.
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Ebria
William Daniels
Pittsburgh
Nevin Western Ines
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Menus of the Day Spiced Ham and Cherry Cake Items
A pantry era menu reads as a collage of recipes including Spiced Ham with cloves and pineapple glaze baked hours, a Guru cracker crumb dish with milk and butter, a Cherry Cake mixing dry and wet ingredients, a Cherry Mixture for topping, and Tomato Cheese Squares built on buttered bread with tomatoes cheese and bacon, baked until crisp. The text shows inconsistent OCR but lists ingredients, quantities, and basic methods for multiple dishes.
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Ruth Diane Smith
R&anton
Perle B. Agnet ‘Rogers
Alice al
Fairmont Sta. Nor
Mary’ Zivin Yost
Joseph and
Carl Fordyce
Richard Gil Tosh
Cat Frank
Helen ‘Snider
Edgar Poe
Ington Street
White Rose Sewing Club
Woodman Circle
Glenn
Roy ‘Hudson
Yaade
Kisii
The
Baptist Church
J. M. Kennedy
Carl Poe
Laura Bell
George Minard
Uniontown
D. J. Bayley
John Guth
Molikc Prendergast
E. Davis
A. L. Garrett
Ralph S. Kunst
M. B. Prendergast
E. N. Lock
Robinson
R. J. Manning
C. C. Moran
Hoye G. White Sr
John Water
Russell Ridenous
L. V. Atha
Rebecca Cole
Dora Cole
Minnie Cole
Paul Cole
A. B. Kennedy Arid
George Burdess
Morgantown Club
Beautiful Green Watch
American News Stand
W. Main Street
Wall Street
Alexander George
Guru
Turner
Charles G. Corbin
Grafton Banking & Trust Co
Ben H. Franz
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