Local society notes outline town gatherings and events
Coral Parrish Montgomery Society Editor reports Lend A Hand Circle of First Presbyterian entertained at 8 pm with 15 members. Plans for a June 26 picnic at Grafton Park with Presbyterian and Sunday school guests. Other items include a Brownton masquerade party at Mrs Netta Brown, Rose Croeston prize winner, Pie Social at Rose Mont June 23, Thomas Havilon 19th birthday party, American Legion Auxiliary plan June 27 anniversary event, Lesmalinston Union Sunday school all day June 17, Judson Missionary Society at First Baptist with two new members, social hour and refreshments, upcoming program and June 23 Pleasant Creek church events, and a reminder of see Mayflower wallpaper sales at Turner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Collins
Westn Wilford Street
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Mandley
Fi |Delis Club
Grafton Park
Presbyterian
Lon Hamilton
Taylor County
American Legion Auxiliary
Moose Home
Florence Wilkinson
Mannington
Lulu Evans
Juanita Hardin
Judson Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Arch McCoy
Maple Avenue
Howard A. Walls
Elsie Hardie
Ruby Bonafield
Ethel Preston
Martha Whetsell
McCoy
Olive Watson
L. L. Bradley
Madia Robinson
Clare Meneat
Belle Shay
Olive ‘Watson
Arba Lemons
Della E:nnett
Belle White
Estella Poling
Leona Zumbro
Social calendar highlights and meetings tonight
Tonight's listings include Naomi Chapter No.12 OES meeting at the Masonic Temple with officer elections, The Now and Then Club at Mrs. George Kiger home, St Pauls Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society at 7:30, Mountain City Council No.49 D of A at Wehn hall with officer elections, Elizabeth Cummins Jackson Chapter DAR at the homes of Mrs. J N Tregellas and Mrs. Grace Wolfe, and WCT A meeting at 8 in Andrews M E church featuring music and a two act play. J M Kennedy chairs community council. June topic Nature As a Teacher led by Mrs. Maybelle Probst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
George Kiger
Country Club Road
Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Mountain City
Daughters of America
Wehn
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
J. N. Tregellas
Grace Wolfe
J. M. Kennedy
Nature
Maybelle Probst
Germany imposes moratorium on Dawes Plan payments
Berlin June 14. The German government declared a moratorium on Young and Dawes loan payments, supplementing a Reichsbank pause on all medium and long term foreign obligations from July 1 to December 31. Finance Minister Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk announced interest and amortization on state loans will be suspended for the time being until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichsbank
Lutz Schwerin von Krosipk
Curtiss Airplane Crashes. Pilot Survives With Injuries
A test flight of a Curtiss airplane and Motor Company craft in Lancaster near Buffalo ended early today when the plane crashed after takeoff. Pilot Paul Howesrd bailed out with fractures to an arm and leg, landing safely as debris struck several parts of the city. Witnesses reported the engine failed and the plane went into a flat spin before the dive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Curtiss Airplane and Motor Company, Inc
Lancaster
Paul Howesrd
Radcliffe Enters Race for Maryland Governor
Baltimore June 14 George L Radcliffe longtime Roosevelt associate announced his candidacy for the democratic nomination for governor of Maryland. He said his bid aims to unite the party and press for reform.
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Radcliffe
Maryland
Baltimore
George L. Radcliffe
Roosevelt
Nautical style jacket dress captivates summer fashion
A nautical themed dress and jacket showcase a sailor collar with hand painted net cuffs, navy blue fabric, tri color collar and cuffs, a red buckle belt, and two patch pockets with inverted pleats. A wide braided straw hat with cartwheel brim finishes the ensemble.
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Taffic
Radcliffe Announces Maryland Gubernatorial Bid
After a four hour conference with U S Senator Millard E Tydings former Gov Emerson C Harrington and several party leaders Radcliffe says he is entering the Democrat primary for Maryland governor. He will file papers promptly and pledges to devote his time to meeting the office's demanding duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Millard E. Tydings
Emerson C. Harrington
Maryland
Radcliffe
Fair Weather Tonight Predicted for Mitt Show
A fair sky and moderately warm air were forecast for tonight as Max Baer and Primo Carnera prepared to fight in Long Island. The outcome rests on another weigh-in by New York State Athletic Commission physicians to record official weights for the record books.
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New York
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
New York State Athletic Commission
RAILWAY WINS DAMAGE SUIT AFTER APPEAL
Cumbrland June 19 Judge William H Adkin of the court of appeals upholds the Alleghany county court ruling in Henry J Heckler v Baltimore and Ohio railroad The case remanded to allow Heckler to amend declaration if warranted Heckler claimed a 3910 settlement and life long railroad employment promised after losing a leg in 1915 but was furloughed in 1929 The court held the contract unenforceable for lack of definite terms despite majority views in favor of affirming the lower judgment
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Cumbrland
William H. Adkin
Court of Appeals
Annapelis
Alleghany County Court
Henry J. Heckler
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Adkin
Heckler
Adkins
Hammond Urjer
Longshoremen Strike Settled in Three Ports
Secretary Petting announced an almost immediate settlement of the longshoremen’s strike in Seattle Tacoma and Portland Ore noting the agreement was imminent for the three northern ports while San Francisco and other Pacific coast cities appeared farther from agreement.
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Washington
Petting
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Aged Miner Burned to Death in Old Shack
Greensbor e Pa June 20 Aged miner John Skevitki 70 was found dead in his ramshackle shack after a stove explosion. Investigators said the leak and fire caused fatal burns in his makeshift home.
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Greensbore
John Skevitki
Skevitki
Menus of the Day by Mrs Alexander George
Menu items include meatless dinner options with spinach and cheese casserole chill sauce bran muffins fruit conserve green bean salad sliced bananas sugar cookies and iced coffee. Recipes list butter flour milk salt paprika celery onions eggs spinach cheese and buttermilk with baking directions for casseroles muffins and fruit drinks.
Cooking Notes for Sugar Based Salad Storage
Instructions describe mixing ten cups sugar and other ingredients, cooking slowly about an hour until thick, then pouring into sterilized jars and sealing with melted parchment. When cooled, salad served in summer months as a substantial main dish, refreshing and containing summer foods.
Stocks Nervous Today Amid Unfavorable News
New York stock market showed nerves with a possible steel strike, German debt moratorium, and grain heaviness. Most traders stayed on the sidelines as declines appeared and overall prices stayed narrow. Oils and some utilities held firm, while lack of liquidity under the circumstances aided bulls.
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New York
Breach of Promise Suit to Reach Court Friday
Mrs. Florence Shaffer sues Leroy Powell for breach of promise in Taylor County circuit court. Judge Herbert W. Dent to hear the case tomorrow with $20,000 heart balm sought. Attorney Eugene Sommerville leads for Shaffer. J. Guy Allender represents Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Shaffer
Leroy Powell
Herbert W. Dent
Taylor County
Earthquake Strikes Afghanistan and Baluchistan
An earthquake centered near Calcutta was felt across Afghanistan and Baluchistan early today, reportedly more destructive than the Bihar disaster of January, with thousands feared dead.
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Calcutta
India
Bihar
Afghanistan
Baluchistan
Miss Regina Lowther to return home from Chicago visit
Miss Regina Lowther will return home this evening from Chicago where she has been attending the Baptist Missionary Training school. She is accompanied by her mother Mrs. B. E. Lowther and will spend vacation at Hillcrest lodge. Other locals include Miss Sarah Bowers at Alexander Virginia school. Miss Ellen V. Post and Frederick Jaco visiting from the city. Miss Janie Cline and Miss Jean Murray at West Virginia University Morgantown. Miss Margaret Ruff her house guest. Miss Anna Mary Warder of Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore visiting relatives.
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Regina Lowther
Chicago
Baptist Missionary Training School
BE. E. Lowther
Hillcrest Lodge
Sarah Bowers
Alexander
Virginia
H. A. Bowers
Ellen V
Post
Simpson
Frederick Jaco
Maple Avenue
West Virginia Business College
Clarksburg
Janie Cline
Jean Murray
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Margaret Ruff
Bluefield
Anna Mary Warder
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Artist Says She Had Romantic Adventure
Gladys Lee Shutter, 20, of Cleveland, admitted to state police she had a romantic adventure with a river after her car ran out of gas near Napoleon Indiana. She had been en route to her grandmother’s home with her father, who waited as she disappeared from the automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Ind
Gladys Lee Shutter
Cleveland
Gladys
Greensburg
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Ladies Aid Society of
Rose- Mont
Thomas Havilon
Pearl Havilon
Flemington
Helen Martin Jack Breton
Freda Knight
Lesmalinston
Ladies Aid Society
Pleasant ‘Creek Church
Pleasant Creek
Turner
Riday
Andrews M. E. Church
Germany
Curtiss
Thermos
Ama
Terrie
nBack
Peps
Ees
Doan
Poster-Milburn Co
Academy of Hairdressing and Beauty Culture
Max Bernotat
Paris-London
Arpelor
Hazel C. Somers
Academy
Clarksburg Trust Bldg
Pike and Ltd Lts
West Virginia
Alexander George
Et Ban Ea
Chesapeake & Potomac ‘Telephone Company
Grafton Banking & Trust Fee
Ben H. Franz
West Main Street
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