H L Club Meets At Mrs Polings Blueville
Mrs H F Poling hosts the H M Bunco Club at her Blueville home with all members present. Guests include Mrs Earl Ridenour Evalyn Thorpe Pauline Poling and Mrs Sarah Gelhausen. George Smith wins first prize. Mrs George L Robert second. Evelyn Thorpe best guest prize. Earl Ridenour booby. Next meeting set for June 21 at Mrs Egbert's Blueville. Temperance program at Pruntytown M E Church features H E Flesher and local W C T U leadership with songs lessons talks and demonstrations. Large audience appreciates L T L literature distribution and Prohibition work. Surprise day party at Lucretia honors Mrs G R Keyser with many attendees. Ladies Circle of the Fi M E Church South held a meeting at a member’s home.
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HL. M. Club
H. F. Poling
H. M. Bunco Club
Blueville
Earl Ridenour
Evalyn Thorpe
Pauline Poling
Sarah Gelhausen
Gels
George Smith
George L. Robert
Evelyn Thorpe
M. E. Church
Pruntytown
H. E. Flesher
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Rey
Hawkins
Burl Mason
Reading
Marcel Laren
Prohibition
Lethe Stoops
Burlia
Fran
America
Virginia Mason
Simpson Church
Dity
C.E. Hawkins
My Beauty Hint Screen Actress Facial Treatment
An instruction advises beating an egg and applying it evenly to the face. After a 20 minute rest lie still, then rinse with warm water. The method claims to promote smooth skin and a clear complexion by drawing impurities from the skin.
West Main Street Ladies Aid Society Meeting Notes
West Boyd street hosts a Tuesday evening Ladies Aid meeting with 13 members and 8 visitors. Mrs Charles Hall received a bed spread for her 30th wedding anniversary as refreshment service was provided. next meeting set for July 3 at Mrs Myrtle Frazier’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Trader
West Boyd Street
Joe Tucker
Charles Hall
Trader
Beatrice McCue
Myrtle Frazier
West Railroad Street
West Main Street
Ladies Aid Society of
West Main
M. E. Church
Hattie Reynolds
West Main St
L. A. Peters
Abe Tackett
Jake Pauley
Nathan Coulson
First Ward
R. L. Brand
Big Profit on Part of Stock Manipulation Alleged
New York June 8. U S Attorney George Z Medill contends during cross examination that C B E Mitchell bought 28 300 shares of National City Bank stock at the market crash for selfish motives rather than altruistic reasons. The statement frames the government’s argument in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C.be
Mitchell
National City Bank
U. S
George Z. Med
Mitchell stock sales cited in tax evasion case
The government alleges evasion of 850000 in income taxes for 1929 and 1930 over the disposition of 32600 shares. It claims 10000 shares sold at a profit, while 16300 were moved at a loss to a wife, effectively wiping out income. Prosecutors label the sale to friends as fake and describe Mitchell’s 1930s trading as a cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Anker
Brady Heads Control Board in Charleston Reorganization
In Charleston on June 8 the State Board of Control reorganized with two new members. A Spates Brady of Elkins was named president, James A Chambers of Huntington secretary, and John Baker White of Charleston treasurer. White has served as treasurer for a year. The changes consolidate duties and add an assistant secretary to handle minor office tasks. Brady fills the remaining term of James S. Lakin ending June 30. Chambers the term ending June 30, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
State Board of Control
A. Spates Brady
Elkins
James A. Chambers
Huntington
John Baker White
White
Chambers
Kump. Brady
James S. Lakin
H. N. Bradley
Senate pushes sales tax to fund public works plan
Washington reports a vigorous Republican move to impose a 12 percent sales tax to back a $3.3 billion public works program while opposing relaxation of antitrust laws. Senator Borah argues suspension of the Sherman Act would cause consolidation of wealth. Senator Wagner defends the revised industrial recovery measure and trade agreements under weaker antitrust restraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Wagner
D-N. Y
House
Bright Woman Loses 20 Pounds With Kruschen Salts
Mrs. Lute Bright of Walker Minnesota reports losing 20 pounds from June 28 1932 to January 19 1933 after taking Kruschen Salts. She says she felt better than in four years, had been under medical care for gall stones before using the remedy, which was claimed to remove fat and increase vitality. The ad touts a four week jar price and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruschen
Lute Bright
Walker
Minn
Creamed Eggs and Cheese On Toast at Junior Senior Party
Authentic menu clippings list Creamed Eggs and Cheese on Buttered Toast with butter flour milk and seasonings plus Tartar Sauce Tutti Frutti Salad French Dressing and Strawberry Ice Cream. Also notes ham diced in omelets and a 1929 vs 1932 grain export comparison for United States carriers and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servinx
United States
Canada
Senator seeks more oil industry control by interior secretary
Washington June 8 Senator Thos (Dem Okla) a former newspaperman after a conference with President Roosevelt said he would renew the drive to give the secretary of the interior control over the oil industry to curb production. He said the public works industrial supervision bill does not go far enough and that Roosevelt may sanction broader authority but won’t risk the all inclusive bill in an oil fight.
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Washington
Thos
Dem
Okla
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
West Virginia Prepared to Take Its Place at Progress Expo
Charleston June 9 West Virginia prepared to join states showing wares at the Century of Progress commission sending a five member delegation to Chicago. They will view other state exhibits inspect space allotted to West Virginia and report end of the week to Governor Kump and commission members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
Century of Progress
Chicago
Century of Progress Commission
Kump
Indiana Names 246 Wets To Convention
Indiana voters favored repeal of the 18th Amendment by 554,129 to 312,464. A total of 246 wet delegates were chosen out of 329 to meet at the convention on June 26 to record the state as favoring repeal. Repealists carried 56 of 72 counties. county populations voting yes vs no are 2,476,787 and 768,716 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
inTndiana
Forley Poised for District Temperance Conference
Postmaster General Forley was poised to attend the district conference as the report from the district committee on Temperance and Social Service recommended his involvement. The document outlines key recommendations for church and civic work within the region and signals upcoming actions by the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forley
District Committee On Temperance and Social Service
Sears Roebuck Raises Tire and Tube Prices
Sears, Roebuck and Company said its retail stores will raise prices of automobile tires seven and a half percent and tubes ten percent next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears-Roebuck
Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Carloadings surge for New York Central last week
New York Central Railroad reported car loadings last week more than double the same period a year ago. The gain followed Memorial Day effects, with a dip from the prior week. Also noted is Fort Harmar at the Muskingum river mouth in Ohio, built in 1785 by Major John Doughty, once linked to the Doughty peach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
Wek
Fort Harmar
Muskingum River
Ohio
John Doughty
Olympic Games 1936 Set for Berlin
Vienna June 8 reports the International Olympic Committee unanimously decided to hold the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin, ending a heated controversy over Jewish discrimination in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vienna
International Olympic Committee
Germany
Bilton Man Killed by Unidentified Attacker
Calvin Adkins forty five of Elton was killed by an unidentified assailant while investigating a noise in his chicken yard at Hinton. Sheriff J C Dillon began a search through nearby mountains in Green Sulphur for the slayer.
Howard Sutherland Named President of College Trustees
Wheeling figure Howard Sutherland, former United States senator, elected president of the Davis and Bikins College board of trustees succeeding Dr. F. H. Barron. Sutherland has served as alien property officer and leads Wheeling Investment Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bikins
Py Howard Sutherland
Wheeling
United ‘States
Davis
Biking College
F. H. Barron
Sutheland
Ott Tadian
The
Investment ‘Association of Wheeling
You Can Be Lovelier This Way MELLO GLO Powder
Advert reads a new MELLO GLO powder promising smooth spread and long wear for a flawless finish. It highlights tiny lines pores and a glow with a pure formula. Available at Grafton Drug and Ecal Co with pricing 60c and 91 00 plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Stree
Grafton Drug
E Cal Co
M E Conference Deplores Repeal In Virginia District
Richmond Va June 8 the Methodist conference in Richmond district deplores the administration influence supporting repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment as expressed by the President and James A from the Richmond district dispatch in the United States era.
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Richmond
Richmond District
Virginia
United States
James A
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Lucretia
Lorin Nestor
Maxine
Lloyd
el Ruby
Willis
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Leonard
Earest
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Sylvia
Dorothy
James Shahan
Edna
Ellis
Hubert
Elsie Mae
Fred Nestor
Paul
Teddy
Billy
Hartford Haller
Irene Lucille
Glenna Ruth
Harry Richman
Ruth Bestrice
Creed
Pauline
Roscoe Keyser
Rosalee
Lorin
Mary
Katie
Gordon Robert
Ladies Circle of the
Fi M. E. Church ‘South
Pittsburgh
Dormont
Buy In
Ipteiucha
Ben HH. Franz
W. Main St
Morgantown Avenue
Fairmont
W. VA
Old Reliable
West Virginia Business College
Clarksburg, W. Va
T. B. Cain
Brady
Chambers Secretary of State
Bright Woman
Penney
Mrs
Alexander George
Greyhound
Mil
Asheville
N.C
Great Smoky Mts
Denver
Cal
Rocky Mountains
Los Angeles
Calif
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Atlantic’ City
Lexington
New Market
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Bilton
Howard Sutherland
D-E Trustees
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Norfolk
Charles G. Corbin
M. E. Conference
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