Farm Home Safety Topic For Farm Women
A Simpson Farm Women Club meeting in Grafton West Virginia discussed Farm and Home Safety led by Mrs George Shaffer The session reviewed leadership training reports from delegates Mrs Stanley Davis and Mrs Raymond Bartlett Plans for a Jackson Mill tour on June 21 were announced, with several members booking bus travel A luncheon featured pink and white decorations centered by peonies and hostesses included Mrs Stanley Davis Mrs James Al Preston and Mrs Max Phillips Afterward attendees listed include Edward Stipe Haddie Ross Seivey Bartlett Thomas Turnbull Charles Whitehair George Shaffer Harold Felton George Radabaugh Everett Moran Anna Post Raymond Bartlett Walter Laskey Guy Lake Cleveland Bryan Clard Post Earl Neal Clarence Kinsey Charles Ballard Inez Findley Lydia Bolyard and guests Jean Turnbull Jerry Turnbull Terry Simmons Anna Jane Kinsey James Allen Kinsey Larry Shaffer Mary Louise Felton and Jimmy Felton Also brief notes on Lt Neal W Moran graduating from Reese AFB with wings and commission and returning to Great Falls Montana, plus various local visits and condolences.
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Max Phillips
George Shaffer
Simpson Farm Womens Club
Simpson Methodist Church
Jacksons Mill
Leadera Training School
Stanley Davis
Raymond Bartlett
Jackson Mill
James al. Preston
Mes
Edward Stipe
Haddie Ross
Seivey Bartlett
Thomas Turnbull
Charles Whitehair
Harold Felton
George Radabaugh
Everett Moran
Anna Post
Walter Laskey
Guy Lake
Cleveland Bryan
Clard Post
Earl Neal
Clarence Kinsey
Charles Ballard
Inez Findley
Lydia Bolyard
Jean Turnbull
Jerry Turnbull
Terry Simmons
Anna Jane Kinsey
James Allen Kinsey
Larry Shaffer
Mary Louise Felton
Jimmy Felton
Visiting firemen and local visitors frequent Camp Caesar area
Visiting firemen Miss Eleanor Ross Miss Inez Findley and Mrs Haddie Ross toured Camp Caesar 4 H Sunday and stopped at Holly River State Forest park. Mr and Mrs George Shaffer and family of Homeland visited his brother in Keyser Sunday. Tau Phi Lambda sorority Delta Nu chapter will hold a benefit card party at the American Legion home at 7 pm Friday June 16. the public is invited.
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Eleanor Ross
Inez Findley
Haddie Ross
Camp Caesar
Holly River State Forest Park
George Shaffer
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
American Legion
Briefly Told Hospital News Admits and Discharges
Admitted to City hospital on Wednesday were William Bott Roger Curry Robert Wood John Huber and Haro reets Tunnelton Those leaving hospital yesterday were Robert Wood John Anvil Moats ville Ray Osborne Ida Sapp Charlie Fowler Margaret Safle and Evelyn Darnell All entries reference routes streets and towns in the surrounding area.
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City Hospital
William Bott
Roger Curry
Robert Wood
John Huber
Gladden Street
Fairmont
Haro 'Reets
Tunnelton
John Anvil
Moatsville
Ray Osborne
Calendar June 15 Circle meetings in St Pauls groups
Calendar items list several June 15 gatherings: St Pauls Womens Society of Christian Service with Mrs N R Shaffer at 343 Walnut St at 2 pm. Lindy Club at Mrs Mary Paughs 76 Lincoln St at 8 pm. Degree of Honor at 2 45 pm in D of A hall. Mountaineer Council jerican Mechanics at Daughters of America Hall East Main St at 8 pm with officer elections. June 16 Womens Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran at Mrs Frank Turnley Maple Ave at 8 pm.
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St. Paul's Womens Society of Christian Service
N. R. Shaffer
Walnut Street
Lindy Club
Mary Paugh
Lincoln Street
Degree of
D. of A. Hall
Mountaineer Council
Jerican Mechanics
Daughters of America
Main Street
Womens Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Frank Turnley
Maple Avenue
Congress Drift On Tax Cut Adjourning Looms Near
Persistent rumors on Capitol Hill point to an adjournment without excise tax cuts. House Ways and Means aims to act in June, with Senate hearings likely into August. Graham faces a runoff in North Carolina after a tight Democratic primary. Labor Board may scrutinize Tobin over a Lynn speech and GE labor issues. B 29 Superforts are redesigned for peaceful overwater rescue missions. Investigators target major figures in nationwide gambling.
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Congress
Graham
Central Press
Ashington
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Walter FP. George
Georgia
House Committee
Frank Graham
North Carolina
Raleigh
Willis Smith
Robert Rice Reynolds
Smith
Reynolds
Buncombe
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Department
Tobin
NLRB
General Electric Workers
Lynn
Mase
Cio-International Union of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
Seve
Eee
Church and Club Notices Schedule June Events
Community notices list meetings and gatherings across churches and clubs. Events include synodical convention reports by Mrs Watkins and Rev Roof, W C T U called meeting at First Baptist, Philip Otterbien fellowship at Evangelical United Brethren, memorial with Oddfellows and Rebekahs at Andrews Methodist, Children's Day at Haymond M E, Work-Together 4 H at Robert McCue home Browmslow Park, Red Wing club postponement, Rebekahs and families covered dish supper at L O O F hall, and Mountain City America Council activities.
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British Guiana
Delet Gates
Margaret Watkins
E. F. K. Roof
First Baptist Church
Philip Otterbien Feloss
Evangelical United Brethren Church
the Oddfellows and Rebekahs
Andrews Methodist
America
Daughters of
Owl attack and social satire fill a quirky post
Central Press reports bizarre social anecdotes from Detroit and beyond. A flock of owls allegedly attacked a home while a British steeplejack receives a high honor. Comments mock Bushman the gorilla and label Joe Stalin as the worst dressed man in the world.
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Central Press
Detroit
Joe Stalin
Depreciation of brain power fuels columnist tax joke
A prominent lady columnist jokes she will deduct depreciation of brain power from next year’s income tax return. She notes mines and oil wells enjoy large depreciation write offs and claims her brain, her income-providing property, will deteriorate about 5 percent yearly. The remark hints at tax department scrutiny.
George F Simmons 1877 Thornton Resident Dies at Home
George Frederick Simmons aged 72 of Thornton died at 10 p m Tuesday after a long illness. Born in Taylor County September 17, 1877 he was the son of William and Rachel Simmons. Survived by wife Rosa Sevier Simmons, four daughters Mrs Pearl Poe Mrs Lovie Baker Mrs Dora Miller and Mrs Delbert Wolfe, one son Lonnie Simmons, one brother W F Simmons and four sisters, fourteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He worked for Thornton Firebrick Co and belonged to the First Brethren Church of Graf ton.
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George Frederick Simmons
Grafton
W. F . Simmons
Dora Miller
Thornton
Delbert Wolfe
Joseph Harter
Jennie Simmons
Simmons
Thornton Firebrick Company
First Brethren Church of
First Baptist RTS Class Meeting Tonight at 7 30
The RTS class of First Baptist Church will meet at the church at 7:30 p.m. on June 20. Hostesses listed include Mrs. Lillie Adlington, Mrs. Norma Wolfe, Mrs. Mabel Bartlett, Mrs. Arba Lemmon, and Mrs. Nora Bonners.
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R.T.S
First Baptist Church
Lillie Adlington
Norma Wolfe
Mabel Bartlett
Arba Lemmon
Nora Bonners
B&O Traveling Coal Equipment Exhibit Heads to Fairmont
The Baltimore and Ohio Traveling Coal and Equipment Exhibit, seen by over 100000 in the Midwest, will be in Fairmont West Virginia June 20 21 and 22. C M Groninger coal traffic manager says the display in the Fairmont Hotel lobby promotes bituminous coal heating with modern domestic stoker gear for low smoke and cost.
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Fairmont
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Am
C. M Groninger
For Sale 1928 Pontiac in Good Condition
Classified notice advertising two autos for sale. A 1928 Pontiac is offered in good condition with contact number 1581-W, and a 41 Dodge parts set is offered with contact number 1681-W after 6 PM.
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Pontiac
Dodge
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United States Air Force Pilot School
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Toyo
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Darton
Ohio
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Akron
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Edna Waters
Chicago
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C. W. Bond
Philippi
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Baton Rouge
Simpson
Louisiana
Edna Moran
William Moran
Otis Utterback
Cambridge, Ohio
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Hugh Eskew
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Sec‘tion
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Clarksburg
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Iwi
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The
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Paul E. Jewell
Montgomery Farm
Crawford
B. C. Moats
Fhirmont
Blueville
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Frigidaire
Dorsey Groves
Tel Jone
Ory Motor Co
John M. Magill
Preston Street
Fryers
Ross Street
Robley Street
Circuit Court
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C. Wayne Gall
Lillian
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Fetterman
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