Leap Your Dance Social by Woman's Music Club Nets Gala
A grand June Leap Your Dance at the Moose Lodge on Washington Street drew about seventy five to fifty couples. The Victor Recording Orchestra from Miami entertained with ten pieces in white linen, as laurel, Japanese lanterns, and colorful lamps brightened the ballroom. Volunteers sold candy, and refreshment booths were run by Mrs. Paul Warden and Mrs. Carroll Kelly, with Prenelt blessings the punchbowl, while Miss Marjorie Moran oversaw the punch. The event showcased festive decor and lively dancing, a standout social highlight for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Music Club
Moose Howe
Washington Street
John,Peker
Lenore Baker
Ruth Loyd
Eugene Kerstin
Paul Malone
Dan Gregory
Victor Recording Orchestra
Strand Theatre
Hey
Grafton
Miami
Florida
Muste
Julia Moran
Hoover Will Speculation Comment From Secretary
A brief statement from the Toinee's secretary George Akersont and with his approval said that Palm was a subject for speculation. The note indicates ongoing discussion about the Hoover will and related timing continuing from page one.
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The
Toinee
George Akersont
Smith’s Youngest Daughter Weds in Silent Ceremony
Fragmentary notice reports a marriage involving Smith’s youngest daughter with cryptic phrasing about Mr Hoover remaining secretary of commerce and continuing duties in the department as he always has done. The text hints at official context but lacks full details.
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Hoover
Mise Catherine Smith
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Francis P. Quillian
Albany
Planes Ready To Start Hops
Surviving fragments show plans for early aviation hops. Reports mention Amelia Earhart and other aviators preparing to fly across the Atlantic, with notes on fuel and weight considerations and anticipated routes from New York.
Brave plan change delays transatlantic flight from Harbor Grace
Miss Mabel Hall and pilots Qe Le Dugullier and Arthur Arceles await start of Atlantic crossing at Harbor Grace. Poor weather, dense fog and rain hinder departure hopes as Harbor Grace and Trepuesey report unfavorable conditions.
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Mabel Hall
Harbor Grae
Ter Fee
Qe Tver
NOBILE PARTY Continued From Page One
Ice floes hindered the Nobile party as it near Somorih. Norwegian seaplanes quoted Captain Larsen report deep prospecting equipment to be used. Weather cleared and a search planned. A Hobby dog team ashore searched nine miles for the trio led by Dr. Finn Mangren. The believed safe claim focused on Dr Matmeren and companions as able Arctic traveler. Wednesday evening band concerts mark town square as reporter described the scene.
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Geab
Kiet
Somorih
itileer-Larsen
Aelia
Fox
Trn
de. Finn Mangren
Toma
Dr. Matmeren
Hlinois
Walter Jenel
Jim Tully rejoins wife after Hollywood tensions
Jim Tully and his wife Margaret Myers Tully have reconciled after a separation blamed on Hollywood. Tully, a former prize fighter and author, said threats and letters followed his criticisms of Hollywood figures. Margaret returned to their Hollywood home and the couple now plans to stay together.
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Honly
Margaret
Myers Tully
Jim Tully
Hollywood
Jim
Tully
June Jubilee Contests Attract County Wide Entrants
The Sentinel outlines Moose June Jubilee events led by Miss Taylor County crown contenders from Grafton and county, listing leaders such as Gréhora Moore Simpson and Pauline Shingleton along with entrants from Blueville Pruntytown Knottsville and Philippi backed by Mayor Poling. Baby show draws near five hundred entries. Examinations begin June 26. leadership race continues as fans await coronation night with top prizes including a diamond ring and cups.
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the Sentinel
Order
West Main Street
Grafton
County
Gréhora Moore
Simpson
Margaret Hraithwood
Rowlesburg
Bonita McKéen
Emima Marie Ware
Mary Virginia Kesling
Appa McVicker
Ghidys Ludwick
Stonehouse
Blueville
Pruntytown
Twain
Knottsville
Miss Webster
Pauline Shingleton
Fetterman
Margaret B. Nichols
Miss Nichols
Philippi
Poling
Moose Committee
Mence
Taylor County
The
Sentinel
Cludys Ludwick
Cenoa Moore
Nina Kinter
Bertie van Dergrift
Maudie Bolliger
Mary Weaver
Mary Sullenberger
Margaret Nichols
Bonita McKeen
Isabel Wells
Viola Jeffrys
Emma Marie Ware
Virginia Sheen
Margaret Jenna
Rirgie Moats
Mtge Toe
Grafton candidates poised to surge at pivotal moment
The observers foresee the final two weeks bringing a dramatic show of strength from the Grafton candidates. They mostly wait and watch, held back for a favorable occasion when their full vote potential will be unleashed.
Taylor county sends most youths to Citizens Military Training camps
Over twenty youths from Grafton and nearby areas will travel to Fort Thomas Kentucky for a month of military tactics training. Taylor county raises its quota to twenty three with twenty six admitted already. Most attendees, headed for Fort Thomas, report in July after examinations by local physicians and instructions from CMTC headquarters. Nearby counties also enroll their quotas as Berboni and Marion counties have reached theirs.
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Grafton
Fort Thomas
Taylor County
J. C. Holt
Camp Knox
C. M. VT
Berboni
Marion County
Former Local Girl Is Honored At University
Miss Rose Alice Laughlin, once of this city, tops the graduating class at the University of Maryland College Park. She just finished her junior year and held key roles including secretary of the Student Assembly and president of her sorority. She was elected to the Woman’s Senior Honorary Society and received a gold medal for scholarship, activity, citizenship, and character. Laughlin is daughter of Hice R. Laughlin and niece of Mrs. J. M. Biffie, and plans a summer return to Cumberland to visit her parents.
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University of Maryland
Rose Alice Laughlin
Hice R. Laughlin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. M. Biffie
West Main Street
Cumberland
Lindbergh to Receive Honorary University Degree
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will depart for Madison Wisconsin to receive an honorary degree from the University of Wisconsin. He will travel via Buffalo and Detroit and is accompanied by William B. Mayo of the Stout All Metal Airplane Company.
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Curtiss Field
Charles A. Lindbergh
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Buffalo
Detroit
William B. Mayo
Stout All-Metal Airplane Company
Cash Register Agents Must Stand Trial in Cincinnati
Nineteen former National Cash Register Company agents face contempt charges from a 2016 injunction in the U S anti trust case. The Supreme Court directed the U S district court to proceed with trial after reversing Judge Hickenlooper for dismissing charges against 18 of the 19 men. The case centers on acts restraining trade in the cash register field and questions of Clayton Act limitations.
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Cincinnati
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States District Court
Smith Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Aviators Postpone Nonstop Flight Due to Weather
Detroit reports unfavorab le weather between Washington and the Carolinas cause postponement of the projected non stop flight from Walker Field near Windsor Ontario to Mexico City. Jacquin Pecleco and Pritt Vieler announced the delay until tomorrow morning.
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Detroit
Washington, D
Carolinas
Jacquin Pecleco
Mexico City
Pritt Vieler
Walker Field
Windsor
Ont
Hospital Notes Relate Recoveries and Dismissals
Hospital notes report Harry Cox fully recovered and discharged from City Hospital this morning. Miss Klaude Spaur, recently operated on for appendicitis, was sent home today.
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Harry Cox
Klaude Spaur
Local Visitors Attend to Legal and Personal Matters
Attorney J. C. Holt visited Estas for business and legal work. Joseph D. Coe of Parkersburg spent a week in the city handling business affairs. Far Richman, former high school varsity football player, is in town visiting with friends.
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J. C. Holt
Estas
Joseph D. Coe
Parkersburg
Far Richman
Felendit
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King's Daughters of the United Brethren Church
A. G. Gabbert
Lois Luzalder
Elizabeth
C. T. Putnam
G. 8. Wallace
John Waller
Ruth Rieke
C. D. Losh
J. W. Aull
Sumer
Cornci
United American Mechanics
Wehn
Simpson Baptist Church
Sirby
Howard M. Gore
Andrews M. Ji. Church
Mra
Plorence Ewell Allins
Womans Christian Temperance Tuton
Andrews M. K. Chureh
Mies
Atsine
Georgia
Jack Jones
J. Ty Jones
Jack
Janie Cline
Jean Murray
Maryalvine Malone
Claudia Phillips
Catherine Leamon
Miss Miller
Ralph Kunst, Jr
Kim Win Holt
Robert Greyson
Lewis Poe
Wilbert Hefner
Thomas Milter
David Kinsler
Creel Cornwell
Wesley Evans
Maple Avenue
Hoover Will
Larry
Macbeth
Smith
Abe
Europe
Nishit
Dune H. Kinball
United States
Amelia Fauhart
Amelia Fauhart and ME Rl.aroaire
Wilner
Lea Gordon
Tres Assen
Nobile Party
Ormer
Lis Ste Tographer
Kangaa City
Mate
Col. Lindbergh
al Smith
Abtet
Helin
Emmeline
Pankhurst
London
England
Virginia Cantrill Grubbs
Virginia
Asheville
Providence
Vicinity
A. BE
Shanabarger
Guyandotte
HESS
Victor
B. F. Poe
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