Regular Meeting Of Abellera Otterbein Guild Held
The Abellera Otterbein Guild met for its regular monthly gathering at United Brethren Church with many members present. A varied program included quiet music by Margaret Ridenour and readings by Margaret Grinnan Ruth McFadden and Virginia Powell. Reports on the Petersburg convention were presented by Frances Hugill Katie Rau and Margaret Ridenour. The next meeting is set for July 9 with Edith Anderson in charge. An additional notice announces the coming marriage of Olive Ann McCaskey to Ralph Allen on Saturday June 34 near Topstone Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abellera Otterbein Guild
United Brethren Qharch
Wmbers
Margaret Ridenour
Margaret Grinnan
Ruth McFadden
Virginia Powell
Frances Hugill
Katie Rau
Parkersburg
Edith Anderson
Olive Ann McCaskey
Ralph Allen
Topstone
Connecticut
Miss McCaskey
George G.mccaskey
Brooklyn
Grafton
McCaskey
Tygarts Valley Glass Company
Kennedy Announces Birth Of An Eight Pound Son
Mrs. Kennedy formerly Miss Edith Cole announces the birth of an eight pound son at Pleasannt Creek on June 13. The infant has not yet been named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
A. B. Kennedy
Pleasannt Creek
Kennedy
Edith Cole
Dairy Program to Be Drafted at Conference
Secretary Wallace called a Monday conference of dairy representatives to draft a program for applying the farm adjustment act. The meeting will cover producers distributors and processors of fluid and evaporated milk butter cheese and powdered milk products to discuss plans and policies. Dairying last year accounted for about one quarter of total farm income. The British Isles share in London ads and theatres is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Just Getting Good Seeks Another City Net Title
Norfolk Neb June 16 Matched against players young enough to be his grandchildren Leo Pasewalk Norfolk s evergreen tennis champion has opened his thirty seventh annual campaign at 59 years old and co holds the city doubles crown with Dr George Salter He keeps in trim by winterly labor splitting logs and plans to defend his laurels saying he is not thinking of quitting tennis Three times Pasewalk has been city champion and he has defeated players of state wide reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Neb
Leo Pasewalk
Norfolk
George Salter
Pasewalk
Dr. Salter
Martin Newbrough Enters WV Business College
Martin Newbrough, a Grafton high school graduate, enrolled at the West Virginia Business College in Fairmont at the start of the summer term last Monday. He registered for the complete business course.
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Martin Newbrough
Grafton High School
West Virginia Business Colege
Fairmont
Newbrough
Bishop Cannon Speech Cancelled in Norman Program
Norman Oklahoma June 16 Bishop James J Cannon anti beer address on the program Monday night was cancelled by the Norman ministerial alliance led by Rev. Herbert J Cockerill. Cockerill said the program was full and could not accommodate Cannon. The Southern Methodist bishop was invited to campaign against 3 2 beer ahead of the July 11 vote.
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Norman
Okla
James J. Cannon
Norman Ministerial Alliance
Herbert J. Cockerill
Cockerill
First Methodist Church
Cannon
Oklaoma
Damage suit up in court in 1932 West Main collision
In a circuit court damage case, Rose V Ball sues James G Reddick for 5000 dollars claiming injuries from a car on West Main Street. The trial, with witnesses remaining, was not expected to reach a jury until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose V. Ball
James G. Reddick
F. 8. Brown
Moses Collins
L. Dillon
Joseph Gerkin
L. M. Hartsook
Paul Huber
Joe Jamsjager
S. W. McCartney
Charles F. Norris
George P. Riley
Robert Slack
Mary E. Findley
Cecil Radcliff
Pasco
Ona C. Jefferys
William Mi‘ner
Scott Ludwick
Homer McDonald
York Marks
Court awards several judgments in 1932 cases
Against Clarence Hall et al the court ordered the plaintiff to recover 197.30 with interest. Margaret Gaines vs First National Bank committee for James L. Hannon received 550. The case was submitted to the court in lieu of a jury. Judgment confessed in Bishop and Babcock vs Mary C. Phillips trading as Recreation for 585.90. Thirteen suits by George U. Jolliffe against various fire insurance companies over a February 28 1932 store fire were settled and dismissed. Insurance firms paused settlements pending trial of George G. Jolliffe on arson. the younger Joliffe was acquitted by a jury.
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Clarence Hall
Margaret Gaines
First National Bank
James L. Hannon
Bishop and Babcock
Mary C. Phillips
George U. Jolliffe
George G. Jolliffe
Joliffe
Jailed for Non Support
Robert Bradford aged 22 of near Trapp Springs faced a non support charge from his wife Dorotha Bradford 19. Magistrate Ona C Jefferys fined 100 dollars plus costs and jailed four months. Earlier charges were dismissed after he promised to return home and support his wife and two children aged 2 years and 2 months, but the warrant was renewed as he allegedly repudiated the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bradford
Trapp Springs
Ona C. Jefferys
Dorotha Bradford
Cotton fashions and new summer fabrics in town
The article highlights cotton costumes as a practical summer favorite with comfort in mind. It notes fabric innovations such as uncrushable silky with linen and canvas finishes, and describes a sheer anti crease cotton dress and jacket with crisp organic detailing and shoulder widening effect. Accessories feature brown black beige and red or navy, with white details pairing with navy. White patent leather and a dhoaium plate provide a silvery accent.
Arrest Driver Eight Months After Death
Springfield on June 16 Martin Judy was arrested by Sheriff C B Sanders and State Police Trooper B B Skidmore on a charge of voluntary manslaughter. Judy drove the car that wrecked last October near Springfield in which companion Raymond Troutman was killed. Authorities say the investigation is complete and he is held under bond of $500 awaiting a hearing June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Martin Judy
C. B. Sanders
B. B. Skidmore
Judy
Raymond Troutman
Sistersville Couple Married At Lebanon Church
Dave Lowma and Katherine Essof of Sistersville wed at the Church of Our Lady of Lebanon in Lebanon with Father Abraham officiating. There were no attendants.
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Lebanon
Wheeling
Dave Lowma
Katherine Essof
Sistersville
Church of Our Lady of Lebanon
Abraham
Sectional Meetings Mark Convention of Christian Endeavors
Delegates filled most sectional meetings at the annual state Christian Endeavor Convention in Clarksburg. Forrest Brock, president of the Christian Endeavor Society at Moundsville, spoke at the closing general session on the topic The Citizens of Tomorrow.
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Clarksburg
Christian Endeavor
Forrest Brock
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Moundsville
Citizens of Tomorrow
Bluefield Man Nominated for Lions Club Governor Post
Morgantown June 16 Alfred Fox of Bluefield was nominated for governor of the Lith district of West Virginia Lions clubs at the annual convention. Wheeling was urged as the 1934 convention city. Both nominations carry a one vote lead late today.
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Morgantown
Alfred Fox
Bluefield
West Virginia
Lions Clubs
Wheeling
Roosevelt Honored by Vassar College Board
Poughkeepsie N Y February 15 President Roosevelt has been elected an honorary member of the Vassar College board of trustees, a position he has held since 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar College Board of Trustees
Flower Show Tomorrow at Grafton Community Room
Indications point to a large variety of flowers entered at tomorrow s show sponsored by the Woman s Club of Grafton welfare department. The active committee invites all lovers of flowers to bring specimens and enter between 10 a.m. and 1 30 p m at the Boyd street entrance. The exhibition opens to the public from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. and aims to be the city s most pretentious floral event with ribbon awards for roses lilies perennials bright colors and more.
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Jolliffe’s
Woman's Club of Grafton
Exhibit of Flowers Invites Broad Entries and No Admission
Everyone is urged to bring attractive specimens of the varieties on display for a wide range of flowers. The aim is to have as many entries as possible with no admission charged, and all are cordially invited.
The Woman I Stole at the Opera House
Jack Holt stars as a two fisted oil king in The Woman I Stole, a Columbia film shown at the Opera House with Fay Wray Noah Beery and Raquel Torres. Jo Swerling adapted Jury Er's Tampico. Irving Cummings directed. Also showing tonight and Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Holt
Columbia
Fay Wray
Noah Beery
Raquel Torres
Jo Swerling
Josepher
Opera
Plan motor road up high mountain
Nairobi June 16 plan to build a motor road up Mount Kenya to the snow line at 15500 feet. From the road end an easy climb would reach glaciers, enabling access to the upper regions of the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
East Africa
Mount
Kenya
Heavy Frost Harms Gardens At Davis
A very heavy frost at Davis with a temperature near 30 degrees damaged many gardens and likely fruit trees. The sudden 89 degree warmth days earlier contrasts with Tuesday night's cold, prompting residents to wear overcoats and heavy wraps and causing more fires to be kept in homes.
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Davis
Paul McFadden Promoted To Elkins A P Store Manager
Paul E. McFadden of Ross Street was promoted this week to manager of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company store on Randolph Street in Elkins. He has been in training under Frank C. Collins and had served as vacation manager at Webster Springs.
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Paul E. McFadden
Ross St
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Elkins
Randolph Street
McFadden
Menus of the Day Breakfast and Dinner Dishes
A daily menu listing items for breakfast lunch and supper including ham omelet fried chicken buttered potatoes creamed peas bread jelly salad orange sherbet white cake and coffee. Recipes follow for ham omelet tomato jelly salad and orange sherbet with measurements and cooking steps.
Public Works Bill Awaiting Signature
Washington June 16 An organization under the direction of Hugh 8 to administrator awaits President Roosevelt signature on the industrial regulation public works bill. It was indicated this would come within a few hours after Congress adjournment and the chief executive would urge Johnson and the advisory cabinet committee to push the program with all possible haste.
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Washington
Hugh 8
Roosevelt
Congress
Johnson
Killing Data in Belair Case Moves to Grand Jury
Belair Maryland June 16 State's Attorney M er H Getz of Hartford County and Detective Lieutenant Joseph H Itzel prepared evidence today for the grand jury in the fatal shooting of Lonnie Mick. The widow Mrs Janice Mick is held here in connection with the shooting.
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Belair, Md
Er H. Getz
Hartford County
Joseph H. Itzel
Lonnie Mick
Janice Mick
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Iza - Quem
Nail Girish
Leao Pasewalk
Ben H. Franz
Main St
Bishop Cannon
Oklahoma
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Esthinu Ina
Brat-Patirn
Hiana Mowrin
Bluefield Man
Lions Club
Honor Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Roo
Jolliffe
Opera House
Woman
Holt
Columbia Film
Aterials
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Sidrow
General Radio Shop
Detroit
Michigan
Cacoaar
Paul Mfadden
I Grafton
Elkins A. & P
Mrs
Alexander George
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