T N T Club Meeting Featured Mrs Hannon’s Charm
Coral Parrish Montgomery Society Editor reports the T N T Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs C F Hannon 205 E Washington in her charming gracious manner. Prizes for top scores went to Mrs Earl Bennett and Mrs Richard Williams while the consolation prize went to Mrs W P and the guest prize to Mrs George Peacock. The next meeting is planned for September at Mrs Cline Gough’s home on W Washington.
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T. N.T
C.F. Hannon
E. Washington Street
T. N. T. Club
Wass
Earl Bennett
Richard Williams
W. P
George Peacock
Cline Gough
W. Washington Street
Grand Army of the Republic Convention Attendees Return
Mrs Bertie Thompson state organizer returns from Parkersburg with Mrs Florence Whitmore and Mrs Anna Gaver both of Martinsburg guiding the party home. Grafton expected to host next year’s conventi on. Webster M E Ladies Aid Society hosts at Mrs J H Willis home with 14 members and 16 visitors. new member Lulu Reynolds welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Thompson
Grand Army of the Republic
Parkersburg
Florence Whitmore
Anna Gaver
Martinsburg
Grafton
Webster Aid Society
Webster M. E. Ladies Aid Society
J. H. Willis
Margaret Felton
Beatrice Woodford
Lulu Reynolds
Ethel Preston
Garden party invites at Egbert home Blueville
Members of Group I Ladies of Andrews M. B. Church receive invitations for a garden party to be hosted by Mrs Geo L Egbert and Miss Blanche Guard at the Egbert residence near the end of the Blueville streetcar line Tuesday at 7 30 p m Mrs Grace T Wolfe is chairman and coordinating hostesses include Mrs Geo L Egbert and Miss Blanche Guard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udbr Andrews M. B. Church
Geo. L. Egbert
Blanche Guard
Egbert
Blueville
Grace T. Wolfe
Italian air fleet to begin next week at progress expo
Rome reports Italy plans a mass flight to Chicago’s Century of Progress with 24 seaplanes under General Italo Balbo. A superstition delays launch from Tuesday to June 13, deemed unlucky for travel, with a hop to Amsterdam planned for Wednesday.
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Rome
Chicago
Italo Balbo
Amsterdam
Beauty Hint Hazel Grace Model Advice
The sylph-like figure for modeling may be preserved by swimming and avoiding starch. Two meals daily keep strength, and lowly hands are an asset. Use a good hand lotion frequently and keep fingers out of hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Grace
Lowely
Hollywood Sights and Sounds Mutual Admiration Society
Hollywood folks Marie Dressler and May Robson are described as lifelong friends and mutual admirers. The piece highlights their careers, from stage to talkies, with playful anecdotes about their friendship, work ethics, and quips about rules and cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Marie Dressler
May Robson
Marie
May
Muzzie
Hollywod
Apple Annie
M-G-M
Teachers Press Demands for Pay
Several thousand Chicago teachers protested non payment of salaries in Grant Park near the World’s Fair grounds. Spokesman John M Fewkes of the emergency teachers committee said $80 million in tax receipts sat in banks with no action on paying arrears since January 1. The march through the Loop featured banners and marching bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grant Park
John M. Fewkes
Warden Quells Convict Riot at Missouri Penitentiary
Warden J. M. Sanders intervened during a convict riot in the pants shop at the Missouri penitentiary in Jefferson City. He personally quelled the disturbance, striking one inmate with his fist after a failure to obey orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
J. M. Sanders
Missouri Penitentiary
Personal News From Clarksburg Area Citizens
Mr. R C Wood of Walnut street ill with kidney trouble hopes for a speedy recovery. Attorney Joe V Gibson of Kingwood handled circuit court business yesterday. Attorney J Blackburn Ware of Philippi visited on business. R S Lambert of McGee attended to matters in the city. Dr M H Proudfoot of Rowlesburg was a notable business visitor. Magistrate Ona C Jefferys was in Clarksburg on business. William Morgan is in Fairmont today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Wood
Walnut Street
Joe V. Gibson
Kingwood
Circuit Court
J. Blackburn Ware
Philippi
R. S. Lambert
McGee
M. H. Proudfoot
Rowlesburg
Ona C. Jefferys
Clarksburg
William Morgan
Fairmont
Ohio sugar crop to bring $2,000,000
In Toledo Ohio on June 10 the Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association estimates about 5000 farmers will receive more than 2 million dollars for their sugar beet crops this year. The 1933 Ohio crop will require over 8 million man hours of labor for sowing harvesting processing and distribution and is expected to exceed 1932 acreage by 12 000 acres with a total harvest around 375 000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Thouand Onlo
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association
Ohio
Coat of Grass Rivals Wool on Sheep's Back
In Braintree Vermont at Fred Flint's farm a live sheep has grass sprouting from its wool after seeds root in wet wool during rain officials describe a verdant coat forming on the animal over time this curious case drew local attention and showcases nature's quick growth on livestock
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Braintree
Fred Flint
Braintree Hill
Flint
Forester adds canned roses to assortment
Fort Worth Texas June 10 Morri son Forester Raymond Morri son adds canned roses to the curios assortment of canned fruit can ned music and canned biscuit A severe freeze last winter killed rose bushes in city parks Spring came and it was too late to replant Morrison goes to a nursery procures canned roses treats tin pots and sets them out The cans will rust away allowing the rose roots to expand in the new soil
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Fort Worth
Tex
Raymond Morrison
Morrison
Prefers Snake to Dog as Pet by Westport Boy Whiton Paine
Westport Connecticut June 10 14 year old Whiton Paine favors a snake over a dog as a pet. He says snakes have nice dispositions and never bite if picked up behind the ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport, Conn
Whiton Paine
Young Paine
Diamond needle tests metal roughness at Michigan
University of Michigan researchers unveil a diamond probe 30 times finer than a human hair to measure surface roughness. A mirrored light system records minute bumps and hollows on polished metal, revealing wear implications for engines and challenging costly smoothing methods.
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F. B. Colton
Viated
Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
E. J. Abbott
First Car of New Wheat Sold at Wichita Auction
The first carload of new wheat delivered to Wichita fetched 73.25 cents per bushel, basis Kansas City auction. No. 3 hard tested 69.1 pounds per bushel with 144 moisture and 12 percent protein, grown near Kiowa Barber County. Oklahoma wheat sold for 76.12 cents per bushel, No. 1 hard 60.5 pounds and 12.55 percent protein, shipped from Byron Oklahoma.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
Kiowa
Barber County
Oklahoma
Byron Oklahoma
White Linen and Linen Accents Dominate Summer Fashion
Kidnappers' Cook Linen and other fabrics lead summer sportswear, with a new drawstring neckline on a black linen dress and red string through triangular neck flaps. A swagger linen coat features broad shoulder flaps, a white coat pairs with dark colors, and white hats, lingerie touches, and white jewelry complement town and country looks. The tweed linen hat and a white bracelet finish the ensemble.
Paris Fashions Embrace Black and White Contrast
Paris reports mid season fashion shows feature bold black and white pairings. White coats with black dresses, white hats and gloves against dark gowns dominate the displays. Navy blue and white appears as a close second trend with bright white accessories on black outfits.
Merger Rumors Denied by Republic Steel Executive
Youngstown June 10. B F Fairless executive vice president of Republic Steel said reports in New York of a merger with Otis Steel and McKinney Steel Holding were news to me and that he had heard nothing about any merger negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
B. F. Fairless
Republic Steel Corporation
New York
Otis Steel Company
McKinney Steel Holding Company
Swallows Key To Win Wager In Viareggio
Leonardo Lorenzini, a local bartender, is hospitalized after attempting to swallow an automobile key as part of a bet. Doctors seek a safe method to recover the key from his stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swallows
Viareggio
Italy
Leonardo Lorenzini
Bartenee
Dynamite Cap Causes Serious Injuries In New Hampton
Three 6 year old boys Virell Brown Duane Brandt and Lloyd Johnson found a metallic object on a dust highway and tested it. It proved to be a dynamite cap and caused severe injuries. Duane may lose an eye Virgil's side was cut and Lloyd lost three fingers and a thumb.
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New Hampton
Virell Brown
Duabe Brandt
Lloyd Johnson
Duane
Virwil
Llyod
Sunday Tea Menu and Recipes for Sixteen
A Sunday tea menu lists Tuna Salad Mold, Fruit Sherbet, White Cake, and Iced Tea with detailed recipes for Tuna Salad Mold, Fruit Sherbet, and White Cake. Directions include gelatin dissolution, combining tuna and vegetables, and chilling in a mold, plus a sugar and lemon mixture for sherbet and a butter sugar cake with almond icing.
Hospital notes on local dismissals and injury cases
Bernard Moyer of Simpson and Hillis Nestor were discharged from City Hospital this morning and yesterday respectively. Constable E K Satterfield, who had been treated for a bullet wound in his left leg for eight weeks, was discharged yesterday. The bone fracture occurred when Satterfield’s pistol fell and discharged while he was fixing a flat tire in Booths Creek district near Middleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Moyer
Simpson
City Hospital
Hillis Nestor
City
E. K. Satterfield
Wilford Street
Satterfield
Booths Creek
Middleville
Operators Agree To Form Smokeless Coals Agency
About 80 percent of operators in southern West Virginia smokeless coal fields consented to join a proposed cooperative sales agency. Plans outline the Smokeless Coals Corporation to be formed by operators from the New River Winding Gulf Tug River and Pocahontas fields.
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White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Smokeless Coals Corporation
New River
Winding Gulf
Tug River
Pocahontas
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Ziggie Jacobowski
Union Brokerage Inc
Morgantown Avenue
W. VA
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Lucille Gates
Walter McGee
Mary McElroy
Acre
Associated Press
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Charles G. Corbin
Paris
Jasiuun
Rita Ferris
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Bagdad
Vera Borea
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