Ladies Aid Society Meets at Mrs Isner Home
The U B church Ladies Aid met at Mrs Mary Isner’s Beech street home with Mrs Ruth Crouser presiding. Two new members Delbert Litton and Kathryn Oliver joined. Oliver won a "House Furnishings" prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs Crouser Eisner and Isner assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Mary Isner
Beech Street
Ladies Aid Society
U. B
Ruth Crouser
Delbert Litton
Kathryn Oliver
Oliver
Stella Eisner
B. C. Isner
Isner
C. A. Jenkins
A. B. Outright
May Spiker
Flora Stilwell
E. 8. Duckworth
Scott
Charles Warder
Loren’ Hoffman
Lois Luzader
Merrill Silwell
Litton
Harley Haller
Ella Barber
Ray Litton
Gloria Litton
Jo Ann Eisner
Monroe Street
June church and civic meetings schedule
Social Cal entary lists Fisher class meeting at St John Methodist Church basement on June 13 at 8 p.m. All members to attend for Fisher friends selection. June 14 American Legion Auxiliary meets at Moose home at 8 p.m. June 14 Elizabeth Cummins DAR chapter meets at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Shafer’s 345 Walnut for flag day program. Dinner planned June 15 7 p.m. Cozy Rest with Baltimore and Ohio Railway Traffic division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Methodist Church
Fisher Friends
American Legion Auxiliary
Moose Home
Elizabeth Cummins
Jackson
Daughters of the American Revolution
C.E. Shafer
Walnut Street
Leota Griffith
Cooperative Traffic Program
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Banavu
Clues Lacking In Murder Of Pittsburgh Shopkeeper
Laura Gormley a 46 year old widow was beaten to death in night clothing behind her Frankstown avenue Ladies and Children's wear shop in Homewood. The coroner said the case was probably murder after an incomplete exam Rita Harity 11 a clerk found the place locked and summoned police the body was covered by a sheet with blood on the right side of her face no robbery evidence noted by detectives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Laura Gormley
Frankstown Avenue
Homewood
Rita Harity
Father Is Third Victim Of Webster County Fire
Claude L. Sell of Webster Springs died in a Buckhannon hospital from burns after attempting to rescue his son Clarence from a Cherry Falls home fire. Clarence died earlier when the stairway collapsed as Sell carried him out, trapping the boy on a landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Springs
Claude L. Sell
Buckhannon
Clarence
Cherry Falls
Sell
Barclay on Bridge grand slam bidding dangers and bets
Barclay argues for taking calculated risks in bidding grand slams. He cites deals where declaring 7 No Trumps or 7 Spades depended on suit locations and discards, noting odds and the Blackwood convention. The column reflects 1989 syndicate syndicated bridge analysis and reader discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
King Festuren Syndicate
Tne
Williamses attend Maryland college graduation
Mr and Mrs W R Williams returned from Westminster Maryland where their daughter Nellie Williams earned a bachelor of arts in speech and english at Western Maryland College Others attending included Mrs Walter Beall and Miss Mathilda Grow P G Haskins Baltimore and Ohio official departs on special car tonight Local attendees from Grafton Buckhannon and Crucible Pa gathered for the funeral of William Renneman here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Williams
Westminster
Nelie
Western Maryland College
Miss Williams
Kidson
Walter Beall
Mathilda Grow
P. G. Haskins
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
John T Evans
Abe Tackett
John Bradford
Delmar Heck
W. G. Chrislip
Jane
Nancy
R. P. Bartlett
Jeanne
W. C. Pembroke
Natalie
Harry Friedman
Miriam
Stanley
C. Howard Cameron
Will Clayton
Leslie Clayton
Francis Wolfe
Grafton
Buckhann
R. L. Custer
Wierton
W. Va
H. A. Custer
Elizabeth Cassell
Portsmouth
Ray Renneman
Garrett
Ind
John Utterback
William Utterback
Carl, Earl and
James
George Utterback
Thomas Knotts
Ruth
Beatrice
James Grigsby
Frank Johnson
William Milligan
Walter Hughes
Crucible
William Renneman
CLOSED SHOP DIALOGUE ON WPA PROJECTS
The debate centers on a walkout order after Administrator Smith's notice banning discrimination against workers based on union affiliations. Walters notes WPA construction jobs are under two percent of activities and argues organized labor deserves consideration to uphold high employment standards on public work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Walters
Royalty Radio Toast Marks Weekend Broadcasts
New York June 10. A two studio broadcast will close the royal visit with an all star radio toast to the king and queen from WEAF NBC at 2 p.m. Sunday and other stations across the dial schedule concerts debates and plays as President Roosevelt hosts the royals at Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
WEAF
NBC
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Sen. Reynolds
Dick Tracy
Red Foley
Arch Oboler
Fred Waring
WABC
CBS
Prof. Quiz
Phil Ba
R. R. Reynolds
WJZ
Brenthouse
Sonny James
Jack Benny
Chicago
Grouch Club
Charlie McCarthy
the Circle
King and Queen
Wabc-Cbs
Wjznbc
Howard Barlow
Symphony
Knickerbocker Playhouse
Wjz-Nbc
U.S. Capitol
Summer Symphony
Hollywood Playerhouse
American Forum
West Points
Cooperstown
MBS
National Baseball Museum
Radio and Concert Listings Across Networks and Dates
The schedule lists programs on Taft CBS WHB NBC WBZ and WJZ NBC stations with times such as 2 PM 1:45 3:15 and 9:30 AM. It notes broadcasts of baseball games from earlier eras 1839 1939 and features mentions of U S Marine Band Hymns of all church music discussions and a Boston University commencement talk by Alfred M Landon along with a royal visit to Sherbrooke Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
WJZ
NBC
WEAF
WABC
Wjznbc
U. S. Marine Band
Ray Perkins
Piane
Alfred M. Landon
Boston U
King and Queen
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Film Star: From Mary Pickford to Douglas Fairbanks
Film star profile traces an Irish actor from 1910 beginnings beside Mary Pickford, marriage to her in 1911, later to Miss Petry, and a transition from juvenile roles to character parts. His final screen credit is Mae Wests She Done Him Wrong in 1933, with later career notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
America
Matt
Tom
Miss Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Owen
Miss Petry
Dodge City opens at Strand Theatre with star cast
Strand Theatre presents Warmer Bros Technicolor epic Dodge City starring Errol Flynn with Olivia de Havilland and Anni Sheridan. Production cost reportedly exceeded a million dollars, recreating 1870s Dodge City with authentic detail. Victor Young provides music, including Fisherman's Chantle by UCLA students Farlan Myers and William Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Errol Flynn
Strand Theatre
Olivia de Havilland
Anni Sheridan
Bruce Cabot
Frank McHugh
Alan Hale
John Litel
Henry Travers
Harry O'Neill
Victor Jory
William Lundigan
Guinn
Williams
Great Plains
Fisherman's Wharf at Opera House Stars Bobby Breen
The Mediterranean romance blends with modern melody in Fisherman's Wharf starring Bobby Breen. Frank Churchill, who co wrote Snow White tunes, composed Italian songs Breen will sing with lyrics by Paul Webster. Sell Your Cares for a Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisherman's Wharf
Bobby
Breen
Opera House
Frank Churchill
Bobby Breen
Paul Webster
Dixie Theatre Presents High School Girl Screen Drama
The Dixie Theatre opens Sunday with High School Girl starring Cecelia Parker. The story follows Beth a troubled high school pupil torn between a philandering sweetheart and a busy mother while a biology teacher offers hygiene lessons that trigger a breakdown and a clash of confidences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starrin
Cecelia Parker
Dixie Theatre
Miss Parker
Beth
Carlyle Moore, Jr
Phil
Noel Warwick
Crane Wilbur
Beth J
Two Miners Fatally Struck by Norfolk and Western Train
Two Black miners Jess Taylor 53 and John Rash 47 were killed when a Norfolk and Western passenger train struck them on a trestle near Farn while they walked to work in Hemphill. Parker and Moore recognized for handling the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Jhine
Norfolk and Western
Farn
Jess Taylor
John Rash
Hemphill
Parker Lynchburg Convention Site Chosen for 194? Meeting
The grand council of Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland, Virginia and Washington United Commercial Travelers met in Pick Parker. They selected Parkersburg, West Virginia, as next year’s convention site after installing Clarence W. Lehén of Harrisonburg, Virginia as grand councillor in place of W. A. Williams of Charleston, West Virginia who could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Grand Council
Kentucky
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
United Commercial Travelers
Parkersburg
W. Va
Clarence W. Lehén
Harrisonburg
W. A.’ Willlams
Charleston
Meinhardi Expert to Visit Clarksburg and Marietta Health Ad
Chicago rupture shield expert E J Meinhardi schedules appearances at the Vanta Hotel Clarksburg June 13 from 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 PM and Lafayette Hotel Marietta June 12 from 1 to 4 PM. He promotes a new shield claiming it repairs hernias in about ten days without surgery, urging private consultations and warning against imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Meanhard
Chicago
Clarksburg
W. Vane
Vanta
Marietta
Ohio
Lafayette Hotel
Ranbir
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Annabel P. Swisher
Society Reporter
Albert Gallatin
Friendship Hill
Route 266
New Geneva
Uniontown
Smithfield
Morgantown
Pt. Marion
Wormen’s Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Rose Grinnan
Jesus
God
W. W. “Fenear
Jennie Cassedy
Louisville
Frances Willard
Ivan Hueill
C. F. Shafer
Union
Charlie
Blanche Brand
Acard
Ida B. Wise Smith
Webster County
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Les Skies
Royalty
Eleanor Taft
William Howard Taft
United States
Wilson
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Victor Young
Charles Newman
Young
Farlan Myers J
William Howe
Thhe University of California At
Los Angeles
Sol Lesser
Sorrento
Santa Lucia
Muggs and
Skeeter
Wally Bishop
Mary
King Fearur
Viali
Parker
Young Moore
Big Sister
Sid Usp
Les Forgrave
Etta Kett
Paul Robinson
L.gor
Hyas
Creepers
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