Sees Daddy for First Time and Church Activities
Mary McDonald Wilson of Clarksburg attended St Marys High School and Washington Irving High School. A police officer, he is part of the Clarksburg Police Department. An all day Shaw Chapel Sunday school meeting is planned for June 11 with forenoon talks, 12 o'clock dinner, 2 30 baptisms, and a children's day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McDonald Wilson
Washington Avenue
Clarksburg
St. Mary's High School
Washington Irving High School
Shaw Chapel Sunday School
Clara Fawyer
VFW
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Ladies Aid Society
U. B
Mary Isner
Beedly Street
The
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Margaret Watkins J
C. E. Ware
Blueville
St. Paul's Methodist Church
A. R. Murphy
Fisher
St. John Methodist Church
Fisher Friends
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. E. Shafer
Walnut Street
McVickers of Rowlesburg mark 55th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Kangoion McVicker of Rowlesburg celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary with an open house scheduled for tomorrow. The couple united in marriage June 10 1884. He was born August 7 1863 near Grafton in Taylor county, worked as a quarry foreman and meat market operator and real estate dealer. She was born November 5 1865 in Rowlesburg, daughter of pioneer settlers. They have seven children and 17 great grandchildren with two great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangoion McVicker
Rowlesburg
Mr. McVicker
Graftop
Taylor County
William and
Marcelia Robinson McVicker
Buckhorn
Rowles
J. H. Call
W. L. Nine
David W. McVicker
H. C. Sterling
Gertrude Price
Morgantown
Arthur McVicker
Sewickley
Halifax and Halifax speech sparks appeasement fears
June 9 London signals cautious reaction to Foreign Secretary Halifax offer to discuss colonial questions with Germany. Officials say Britain remains committed to a peace front, while Berlin calls the move a diplomatic maneuver amid hard negotiations with Russia. Labor seeks parliamentary assurances the Munich policy is not being revived.
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London
Viscount Halifax
Germany
Britain
Foreign Office
Lord Halifax
House of Lords
Berlin
Chamberlain
Russia
Halifax
Europe
Munich
Union Shop Pact Rejected by President Carter in May
President James Walter Carter did not accept the new union shop proposal announced early in May in New York. Bligzard did not specify the nature of the sun agreement reached.
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Chion
James Walter Carter
New “Union
New York
Bligzard
Unclear Fragment Sparks Speculation on Honesty Celebrities
Fragmentary text references Aires and Diogenes era ideals and a hunt for honesty among celebrities. Mentions last words of Paul Muni and a charge of littering. content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable events.
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Paul
Duchess of Kent's Sister-In-Law Guarded After Gunfire
The Duchess of Kent’s sister-in-law, a royal figure in England, faced heavy guard after a gunfire incident as she departed a London residence. She escaped unharmed. The event follows the previous fall’s government appointment and Australian ties are mentioned in passing.
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Duchess of Kent
England
George
London
Ake
Kent
Gentrata
Co ‘Tas
Personal notices from Beverly and Wheeling posted
Mrs Bessie Simpson of Beverly visits at the home on Grand Street. Barbara McTigue of 330 East Main Street underwent a major operation at City Hospital Thursday night. Harry Clark attended Ringling Bros circus in Clarksburg renewing acquaintances with circus officials. J Stanley Nicola Sr visits daughter Mrs Dorothy Kaiser in Wheeling. Mildred Nestor of 162 Latrobe Street entered City Hospital Friday morning for a major operation.
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Bessie Simpson
Beverly
Grand Street
Barbara McTigue
East Main Setreet
City Hospital
Harry Clark
Clarksburg
Ringling Bros.Barnum and Bailey Circus
J. Stanley Nicola Sr
Dorothy Kaiser
Wheeling
Mildred Nestor
Latrobe Street
Birth of William Marteny Nicola to J Stanley Nicola Jr
Mr and Mrs J Stanley Nicola Jr announce the birth of a 6 pound son at their home 252 Grand Street on June 7. This is their second son and he is named William Marteny Nicola. Mrs Nicola was formerly Miss Mary Mary of Belinto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stanley-Nicola, Jr
Grand Street
William Marteny Nicola
Nicola
Mary Mary
Carter Coal Company Signs With Mine Union
Vice President William Blizzard of United Mine Workers District 17 said at Coalwood mass meeting that an agreement had been reached between the Carter Coal Company and the union. Men were told to prepare to return to work once notices are posted as the large southern West Virginia producer had been idle since March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
William Blizzard
United Mine Workers District 17
Coalwood
Carter Coal Company
Blizzard
Carter Company
West Virginia
Judges Hear Poison Cases in Eastern Insurance Murders
In Philadelphia a three judge special court opened hearings to determine guilt and set penalties for three men who pleaded guilty in the eastern insurance murder plots. Ralph Polselli led the line as the murder syndicate's errand boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ralph Polselli
Giuseppe di Martino
Morris Bolber
Samuel Softino
Posselli
Herman Petrillo
Ferdinand Alfonsi
Agreement Fails at Frankfort Labor Conference
A three hour session in Frankfort with Governor A B Chandler addressing Harlan county coal operators and United Mine Workers, plus state and federal conciliators, ended without an agreement. The conferees showed no smiles as they left the governor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
A. B. Chandler
Harlan Coal Fields
Haran County
United Mine Workers
Liquid Coal Powers Car in Public Test Downtown
Chicago June 9. Dr Francis W Godwin of the Armour Institute of Technology operated a automobile on liquid coal. He drove the machine several blocks in downtown streets describing it as the first public test of the fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Francis W. Godwin
Research Foundation of
Armour Institute of Technology
New Motor Fuel Demonstrated At Institute
Dr Goodwin announced a novel fuel blend from 60 percent light fuel oil 30 percent pulverized coal about 10 percent hydrocarbon and a secret additive. Institute said manufacturing cost would be 10 cents a gallon with mileage of 15 to 17 miles per gallon. In Uniontown Pa two men were injured when their car swerved from the road struck a tree William Baland 66 and Louis Rhodes 51 of Wheeling suffered brain concussion and a broken nose plus minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Institute
Uniontown
William Baland
Louis Rhodes
Wheeling
Rhodes
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Order of Eastern Star
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Zora Anvil
Althea Brown
Lucille Brown
Edith Brown
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Mildred Henry
Roberta Jewell
Blanche Johnson
Isa Rogers
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Hattie Hoban
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William Myers
Fetterman Methodist Church
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Roy McCue
Raymond Tarder
H. Deets
Clyde Trader
Hallie McDaniel
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Vega
Governor's Island
New York Harbor
U. S
Sarah Sayres
Business Girls’ Club
Young Wome Christian Association of
Famont Hotel
Qwens-Ilinois Glass Company
Wilsie Johnson
Sallie Patterson
Edward Hamill
Florence Clayton Dunham
Martha Welton
Sayres
R. M. Fisher
Meta Dowling
M. E. McCarty
George Coulson
Cecil Mason
Artis Lee Melhorn
Charles Francis Wilson
Church of the Immaculate Conception
James P. Altmeyer
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Billy Lynch
Margaret Ann Wilson
W. Donald Wilson
Stonewall Jackson
Aires
Jay
Diogenes
Eastman Films
Dorothy Perkins
J &J
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Mine Union
Main Street
Lamb
Bernard’s Shoe Store
Sayrel Market
Westinghouse Automeal
America
Westinghouse
Monongahela
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