Missionary Society pageant at St Pauls Lutheran
The Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church met Thursday at 7:39 PM in Washington street lecture rooms. The Junior Missionary Rootery hosted with a “Cheer and Challenge” pageant arranged by president Miss Marga Crickenberger, featuring nine girls and one boy in costumes from India China Japan Ceylon Africa and more. Miss Kate Koelg presided and a social hour followed with ice served under Mrs R M Parrish. Twenty eight attended including eighteen society members and ten youths.
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Mary Alvina Ma Jone
Elizabeth Shafferman
Dorothy Kinsely
Jean Murray
Janie
Noted young men at Morgantown Inner Circle affair
A Morgantown event drew twenty five delegates including a dozen candidates and thirteen Inner Circle members with initiation. The Grafton surrounding group traveled by motor caravan yesterday. August plans shadow an Inner Circle gathering in Grafton. A social Friday at Elks Home honored Master Masons and guests with Corbin's Band, Y M C A Glee Club performances, bridge, dancing, and a large grill-room reception. over 125 attended.
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Birth Announcement for Charles Led Evans
Mr and Mrs Charles Ross Evans of the first ward are receiving congratulations on the birth of a nine and a half pound baby boy Thursday June 9. The child is named Charles Led Evans. Mrs Evans was formerly Miss Hertha Moore of Valley Falls.
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Few Deeds Recorded In City This Week
The county clerk recorded a very inactive week for property transfers. The largest deed was the transfer of the old Robert Bosley property in Astor by Victoria Gates and Washand to G. E. Talley for $1,000. Other deeds included Stanley Fleming and wife to
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Property transfers in Flemington and surrounding districts
Walter A Sherwood sells lot 5 block 1 Flemington district for 200 dollars. Sam Vereshko and Mary Vere shko transfer Oscar Davidson property in old Tryconnet for 250 dollars. Mary Vereshko to John Brives Key same property for 250 dollars. Ernest Blair McPherson and wife convey ground in Court House district to Vida Fitzwater for 575 dollars. T J McAvoy sells lot in Knottsville district near Gratton to Mary F Battle for 500 dollars.
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Sam Vereshko
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Oscar Davidson
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John. Brives
Key
Ernest Blair McPherson
Vida Fitzwater
Court House
T. J. McAvoy
Mary F. Battle
Knottsville
Gratton
Lindy Limited Carries Throng To National Capitol
The Lindy Limited with ten Pullmans and 242 passengers including 44 from Grafton departed last night, arriving in Washington about 8 this morning. Travelers from Clarksburg and Parkersburg joined the group en route to the National Capital where the air hero Viking is to be proclaimed. He will receive his commission as Colonel in the U S Army Air Service from President Coolidge, with Gratton residents enjoying the event.
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University of Vienna Closed After Rioting
Viena June 21 The University of Vienna closed today after rioting last night left eleven students and others seriously injured and several fatally. An incident began during a lecture when a student shouted Jews get out as social democratic students attempted to eject those labeled Fascist students who were armed with brass knuckles and clubs.
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Bear Mountain Dry Spell Narrowly Avoids Rainy Sunday
Troopers Brown Banks and Cooper raid Bear Mountain area landing Frank Folio of Clarksburg in jail six miles from his target. Folio caught with forty gallons of distilled mountain dew, car seized and pay-day liquid confiscated. Folio, a long-time offender, awaits hearing at Barbour County jail.
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Women to join transatlantic flight plans emerge
San Francisco June 11. The realm of trans oceanic fliers has been male dominated but two women are making definite plans to fly with men. Miss Mildred Doran of Flint Michigan aims to join Angie Peddler in a mainland to Honolulu flight. Rose Anderson offers to accompany any Pacific flyer as a companion from the University of California. A Dallas to Hong Kong flight is also discussed by another woman.
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Royalist Leader Hides Out In Newspaper Plant
Paris reports Leon Daudet, leader of Action Francaise, barricaded behind barbed wire at the newspaper offices to avoid arrest for failing to comply with a court order. He continues to hold the siege as authorities prepare for a possible protracted standoff.
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Twin DeAutremont Brothers Await Oregon Murder Trial
Roy and Ray DeAutremont, 27, lifelong suspects in a 1923 Oregon train robbery, sat in Franklin County jail after capture in Steubenville. Arraigned in Ohio, they pleaded not guilty to Oregon charges, could not post 50 000 bonds, and will be sent to Sheriff Ralph Jennings in Oregon to face charges for murder of four aboard a Southern Pacific passenger train near Siskiyou.
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No Hope for Him At The Dance Night
A dramatic family scene centers on a mother fearing her son will never marry yet the father predicts a wedding fate. A whispered exchange suggests Connie may have left for a dance, with clothes left behind as hint of her plans.
Girl Exiles Self for Three Years to Prove Claim
Eileen Young of San Jose, once judged the weaker sex, lived alone in a Mono County wilderness for three years with a rifle, dog, and friendly Pinté Indians. She proved up on 650 acres of government homestead, traded mail gaps for trapping, and earned a prize in San Francisco as a Diana in fur at the Roosters Ball. Now she plans to add more livestock and resume homesteading, while rejecting marriage for now.
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