Philippi Meeting Hailed by Eastern Star Members
Philippi reports a regular Eastern Star meeting with about 40 in attendance. Ada Pitsenberger was admitted as a member and officers were elected for the year. Refreshments followed, with a committee on arrangements listed and several out of town members noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie Mak -Poling
Philippi
Order of the Eastern Star
Ada Pitsenberger
Mra
Iman B. Watson
Nellie Watson
Ada White
Susan Shock Find Charlottte Carpenter
Out of Town
Charity Dickenson
Peel Trees
C. G. Stroud
W. B. Bievler
Galloway
Local visitors and residents noted in Clarksburg area
Ellen Corder and Miss Ware guests of the McCoys at Century No. 2. H. L. Cummings and A. S. Sturms were business visitors. Ruth Ware and Ronald Puller attended Otterbein College and Westerville events. Broaddus College graduation guests included Carl Cummings of Wheeling. The school opens daily at 9 with a two and a half hour session for two weeks, led by Catherine Leamon and Betty Kyle with Turvander and assistants managing junior work.
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Ellen Corder
Century No
M.d.mccoy
Cummings
Buckhannon
L. Poe
Grafton
H. W. Kelley
Clarksburg
A. S. Sturms
Beech Avenue
C. G. Nestor
Nestorville
H. B. Kelley
Dorsey
Carl Cummings
Wheeling
Broaddus College
Monroe Shomo
Helington
Ruth Ware
Schol
Otterbein College
Westerville
Ohio
Ronald Puller
Catherine Leamon
Betty Kyle
Turvander
Velma Cather
William Fisher
Norman Mahaffey
Children Learn To Give Thanks At Vacation Church School
Young pupils at the local Presbyterian church study the habit of giving thanks at meals under Rev. Frank J. Turvander. The lessons emphasize humility and obedience to the Deity as part of the vacation church school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Neely
Nator M. M. Neely
Fairing
Broaddus College
College
Tannhauser
Jenevieve Jenkins
Wilda Mae ‘Knight
C. C.1ert
Crimemogial Church
Frank J. Turvander
Secret Hunting Trip Ends in Tragedy Near Pineville
In Pineville West Virginia on June 12 11 year old Winford Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Ezra Jackson of Itmann died after secretly taking a shotgun from his grandfather and dragging it while climbing a fence it discharged causing his death while visiting his grandfather.
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Pineville
W. Va
Winford Jackson
Ezra Jackson
Itmann
Police Clash With Pickets at Lahore Liquor Shops
A Bombay dispatch to Daily Herald reports police clashed with Indian Nationalist Satygraha pickets outside Lahore liquor shops. A magistrate and police watched. police charged pickets and sympathizers after a quarrel. Twelve pickets were arrested amid protests. An effigy of Sir John Simon was burned at Surat by a crowd opposing the commission's report.
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London
Daily Herald
Bombay Today
Lahore
Dehradun
Bombay
Mail
John Simon
Indian Commission On Statutory Reform
Surat
Commission
Pay As You Live And Die Slogan Satire Poem
A fragmented poem mocks consumer slogans urging payment as life and death, listing items like piano topcoat mattress and silverware with pay as you go phrases. It critiques a world of debt and consumption with jarring lines and scattered quoted phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia Kagowan
Six Americans Escape Death In Buying Plane Crash
In Mytilene harbor, six Americans including two named Ernest Lindley and his wife Betty and four priests survived after their Italian airliner caught fire during takeoff and sank. Lindley and his wife leapt from the burning craft and swam to shore as priests and others were rescued by boats.
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Athens
Greece
Mytilene
Ernest Lindley
Betty
Lindley
Son
Second Largest Twin Cities in Census Figures
Washington June 12 brief notes a Missouri town Sedalia and Ferndale Michigan show large shifts in the 1930 census. Sedalia down 1.6 percent and Ferndale up 687.7 percent to about 20 756 population, making them the second largest twins after Waukegan and Mansfield. Linden New Jersey and Peabody Massachusetts trail.
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Washington
Missouri
Michigan
Sedalia
Ferndale
Mich
Waukegan
Mansfield
Bsr
Linden
N. J
Peabody
Mass
Chicago Beer Barons Quizzed In Lexington
Two Chicago men, allegedly linked to Terry Druggan, were arrested in a Lexington hotel on loose loitering charges after arriving by a 16 cylinder automobile. The pair registered under aliases Max Schneider and Jake Clusmai, claimed ties to Druggan and talked of buying yearlings. Schneider displayed a note from a Chicago reporter and defended his association with Druggan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Chicago
Terry Druggan
Max Schneider
Aes Clusmai
Terry Rrigean
Schneider
Terry
Albert
Jake
Sters
Maye Schneider
Lawsuits Filed in Kanawha Court for Damages
Suits for 6000 damages each were filed in Kanawha County Circuit Court today by Marjorie Campbell and Mary Jane Hughes of Charleston against J N Johnson of Wilkeeville C for injuries after being struck by a truck driven by Jabig son. Also noted: an Oak Park woman collects bottles with 1200 bottles valued at 750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Nawha
Marjorie Campbell
Mary Jane Hughes
J.N. Johnson
Wilkeeville
Jabigson
Jail Delivery Plot Foiled at Joliet Prison
Five convicts at Joliet State Prison tunnelled under the chair shop, reaching 14 feet toward the north wall before being captured. William Evans, 38, a longtime inmate, and Warren Hill described the plan as under way for weeks with guards positioned to thwart the escape attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
William Evans
Warren Henry C. Hill
Reappoint Two on Governor's Board
Governor Conley reappointed two West Virginia University board members for terms ending May 31, 1924. E G Smith of Clarkeburg represents the third district and D A Burke of Wheeling represents the first district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Conley
West Virginia University
E.G. Smith
Clarkebure
D. A. Burke
Wheeling
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