Group 1 Ladies Aid entertains at Blueville home
Group 1 members of Andrews Ladies Aid Society were hosted by Mrs. George L. Egbert in Blueville. Eighteen members plus guests attended. Devotional led by Mrs. R. E. Graham. Group 1 business session opened by Mrs. Grace Wolfe with plans for summer activities. Refreshments served after a social hour. Special guest Mrs. Theodore Patton honored for illness absence. Also present were Mrs. Charles Shay and Mrs. Ida Thayer of Knoxville Tennessee, hostess’s mother. Junior Order Mountaineer Council 44 met in Wehn Hall with large attendance. Program by Juniors and Daughters of America of Elkins Council included readings, music by Seneca Trail Blazers, and various recitations and pantomimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Ladies Aid Society
George L. Egbert
Blueville
The
General Aid
Grace Wolfe
Theodore Patton
Charles 0. Shay
Ida Thayer
Knoxville
Junior Order
Mountaineer Council No
Jinior Order United American Mechanics
Wehn
Daughters of America of Elkins Council
Cora Kesling
Loyal Council No. 129
D. of A
Seneca Trail Blazers of
Elkins
WMMN
Fairmont
Grafton
Sam McGee
Paul Brown
Reading
Crood
Anna Belle Femple
Rosalie Femple
Kate Marsteller
G. C. Burrell
Maple Avenue
Lewis Jones
Beauty Hint Grose Water Use As Everyday Aide
A reader notes that rose water acts as a daily beauty aid. They apply a perfume atom with rose water to neck and face, then re mist, letting it dry. A second note mentions soaking cotton with water to soothe tired, aching eyes and keep skin fresh and smooth.
Community notices and social events in Elkins area
Activities include a J O U A M session invitation from Elkins assemblies, D of A and Mountain City council exchanges, and a Grafton council invitation. Also the Business Girls Club picnic at Grafton Park with park cottage and tennis court plans. Birthday party for Mrs Carder hosted by Ruby Carder with many guests. Group D of Andrews Ladies Aid held a Maple avenue meeting with summer plans and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls’ Club
Grafton Park
Virginia Kinter
Selah Mauller
Hospital notes report major operation at City Hospital
Mrs Blanche Baugher underwent a major operation at City Hospital this morning. Miss Helen McDonald from Pennsylvania, visiting Mrs Dr Cook on Maple Avenue, entered the hospital for observation this morning. Out of every state tax dollar in Kentucky, 42.5 cents goes to roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Baugher
City
City Hospital
Helen McDonald
Pennsylvania
Dr. Cook
Maple Avenue
Kentucky
Day Advocate From Old Quaker Family Tonight Speaker
Clinton N. Howard, chairman of the National United Committee for Law Enforcement, will speak at Andrews church at 8 o clock tomorrow night on The Glory and Shame of the Nation. He traces Quaker ancestry to Sir John Howard, prison reformer, and notes his lineage includes William Howard of Wiggenhall and Sir Henry John Howard, lord treasurer and British Army commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton N. Howard
National United Committee For Law Enforcement
Andrews Church
Sir John Howard
England
William Howard
Wigehnhall
Howare’ Memorial
East Winch
Henry John Howard
John Howard Descends From Flodden Field in Nation’s History
The piece traces John Howard, an American Revolutionary officer descended from Flodden Field line, who was released by Lord Howe after capture. It notes Clinton N Howards rise as chairman of National United Committees, son of a Pennsylvania Quaker preacher, devoted to world peace and liquor abolition. It mentions his 1920 funeral sermon for John Barleycorn in Washington and his wartime World One tour. The Taylor County Dry Federation sponsors his appearance for a full discussion of the liquor issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flodden Field
John Howard
Massachusetts
Lord Howe
Royal House
Clinton N. Howard
National United Committees
Benjamin Howard
Howard
John Barleycorn
Washington
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
American Red Cross
America
Taylor County Dry Federation
Cme
Jon Plans Meet to Fit Program to New Recovery Act
Western Pennsylvania mine union delegates meet in Pittsburgh to discuss collective bargaining with operators under the Industrial Control Act. P. T. Fagan, president of district No. 6, says the conference aligns union activities with the new law. Delegates attend from Allegheny, Butler, Fayette, Greene, Washington and Westmoreland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania Mine Union
P. T. Fagan
United Mine Workers
Allegheny
Butler Fayette
Greene
Washington
Westmoreland
Heavy scrap advanced in Pittsburgh quote
In Pittsburgh on June 14 a single heavy melting steel scrap price rose to 11 75 to 12 25 per ton, up 50 cents and reported as firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
New Costume Trends Emphasize Natural Linen and Beige
The piece describes evolving fashion with emphasis on natural ecru and beige hues. Linen items become key in hats and cuffs, while a string color linen suit and coral linen blouse showcase new necklines, shoulder shapes, and sleeve detailing including a padded cone and pinched back.
Personal notices of visitors and residents in Grafton area
Miss Lucy Monroe of Fleming ton visited Grafton yesterday as a business and social guest. E J Von Haven of Thomas photographed regional scenery and has gained coast to coast recognition. Lloyd Shriver, county school superintendent, was in Charleston on official business. Mrs Walter C Dunigan of Miami Florida visited relatives in West Virginia and stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles H Dunigan of Blue Avenue. Miss Sarah Bowers returned from Alexandra Virginia to spend summer with her parents in Loveland. James Allender Howard Blue and Junior Fawcett and E M Tomkinson from the city visited Broad Dus College in Philippi. John Springer, Flemington council member, was in the city on business. Mrs W I Pittman and Mrs B F K Roof visited Clarksburg. Mrs Charles Broom and Miss Anna Rendle returned to Keyser after a week’s visit. W E Maloney of Rowlesburg was in the city on business, and George B Reed of Fairmont was here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Monroe
Flemington
Grafton
E. J. von Haven
Thomas
von Haven
Lloyd Shriver
Charleston
Walter C. Dunigan
Miami
Florida
West Virginia
Charles H. Dunigan
Blue Avenue
Sarah Bowers
Alexandra
Virginia
H. A. Bowers
Loveland
James
Billy Allender
W. E. Maloney
Rowlesburg
George B. Reed
Fairmont
Mooseheart Graduates 138 In 45th Moose Convention Year
Thomas F. Richardson of Phuntytown receives his Mooseheart diploma at commencement June 29, a feature of the 45th annual Supreme Lodge Loyal Order of Moose convention. Mooseheart near Chicago educates 1200 children from 28 states and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Richardson
Phuntytown
Mooseheart
Supreme Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Menus of the day dinner for two
The Menu lists Creamed Eggs Buttered Beets Biscuits Cherry Butter Head Lettuce Relish Dressing Pineapple Ice Box Cake Coffee. A recipe details a creamed eggs sauce with butter flour milk and seasonings, plus a second cherry preparation with seeds and sugar cooked to jam like consistency and stored in sterilized jars.
Fruit Gelatin Layer Cake Assembly
A vintage recipe outlines a pineapple flavored gelatin cake. It uses gelatin soaked in water, pineapple juice, yolks, sugar, lemon juice, chopped pineapple, and beaten egg whites. Cake slices line a glass mold with alternating gelatin layers and cake, then chilled four hours or longer before serving.
Moose Lodge aids two orphans at Pruntytown school
Lawrence Flanagan recalls Thomas Richardson and his younger brother Joseph losing father Guy Richardson who died in 1926 while painting at the Industrial School for Boys. Moose Heart care since 1927 provided housing, moral training, and education. Pete vocational training in electricity highlights the program. Taylor County boy is noted for a strong football résumé amid Kentucky’s longer school terms by 42 days over a decade.
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Chicago
Alaska
Panama Canal Zone
British Columbia
Canada
Mooseheart
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Thomas R. Marshall
The
Moose
Republic
Taylor County
Great American Order
Lawrence Flanagan
Moose Lodge
Thomas
Guy Richardson
Industrial School For Boys
Pruntytown
Joseph
Flanagan
City Hosts Good Will Delegation From Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce good will tour visited the city with 28 members arriving at 3 20 pm. W A Beavers welcomed them at First National Bank lobby and Mayor Charles O King, Rotary Club president J W Ault, and Chamber president Harry C Compton spoke. Compton praised shared ties and local men. Rosenbloom introduced Frank Harper who voiced optimism about business prospects. The party traveled from Pittsburgh this morning, planned visits to Washington Wayne sburg Morgan town, and would stay in Clarksburg and Fairmont tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
First National Bank
W. A. Beavers
Charles O. King
J. W. Ault
Rotary Club
Harry C. Compton
Chamber of Commerce
Compton
Pittsburgh
Swallow Rosenbloom
Frank C. Harper
Rosenblum
Washingtn
Waynesburg
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Fairmont
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Evelyn Ames
North Easton
Mass
John P. Davis
Norman H. Davis
Coral Parrish
Oue
Fatherland
Edward A. Rand
Zion's Herald
Helen Cooledge
Marcus Coolidge
Harry Woodring
Kant
Associated Presa
Jeanne Borreel
Bem
H. Franz
W. Main
Water Mellon
Hyder Phillips
Nathan Anderson
Loyal Council No
Ida Watson
Mountain City Council No
Ruby Carder
Charles G. Corbin
Jon
Xord J
Greyhound
Fair Grounds
Trehengen
Minka’ Roel
Jyhound Terminal
East Main Street
Aiana Mawin
Broadway
Jane Knight
New York
Max Baer
Ascreiated
T. F. Richardson
Jimmie
Jimmie Mattern
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