Red Wing Club Meets In Grand Street Social Night
The Red Wing club, formed from Pocahontas order alumni, met at Mrs. Della Witt’s Grand Street home for a dance with prizes won by Mrs. Pearyn, Mrs. Christine Russell, and Mrs. Idella Carroll. The next meeting is planned for the fourth Monday in July with baskets invited.
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RED Wing Club
Pocahontas Order
Della Witt
Grand Street
Danco
Pearyn
Christine Russell
Idella Carroll
Myrle Frazier
Emma Rockwell
Mary Parkhill
Pearl Hussion
Ruby Carroll
Pearl Fox
Edna Poling
Pauline Parkhill
Otha Poling
Elizabeth Menand
Della Wittman
Social Calendar Highlights From June Gatherings
June events include Mrs Nellie Willis hosting a weiner roast with bunco at her northwestern turnpike home. June 17 Business Girl's club postponed. June 18 Methodist Protestant auxiliary and First Presbyterian missionary society meet. June 19 Weekly Sewing club at Mrs Simmons. social notices list multiple guests and a late May wedding in Oakland where Nina Mae McDaniel wed James A White.
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Nellie Willis
Weiner
Northwestern Turnpike
Business Girl's Club
Women's Auxiliary
Methodist Protestant Church
Russell DeMoss
Long Street
The
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
W. F. Simmons
West Francis Street
Barbara Hutton dances in London with husband in rare outing
American heiress Countess Barbara Hutton von Haugwitz-Reventlow appears in a London restaurant dancing with her husband Count Kurt von Haugwitz-Reventlow in a rare post illness outing. She wears a famous diamond and ruby necklace. Her son was christened recently and named Lance.
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Barbara Hutton von Haugwitz-Reventlow
Count Kurt von Haugwitz-Reventlow
London
Babs
Lance
Local Society Notes Highlight Recital and Weddings
Daughters Mrs Nellie Sheets and Mrs Lois Mays will host a club gathering June 26 at Lincoln street residence. A piano recital by Anne Tucker’s pupils at the Elks Home on Main Street drew a capacity audience with elaborate floral decor. Ruth Grey Surface and Clifford G Cutlip of Richwood wed June 14 at the Snider home with family in attendance. Mary Findley and William Hill, formerly of Oklahoma, tied the knot June 10 in Philippi and will reside nearby. both graduates of Richwood High School.
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Nellie Sheets
Lois Mays
Pearl Hussion
Lincoln Street
Elks Home
Main Street
Anne Tucker
Grafton
Miss ‘Tucker
Harriet Dempsey
Jacklie Skaggs
Annetta Frey
Cutlip-Surface
Ruth Grey Surface
Clifford G. Cutlip
Richwood
C. A. Snider
Philippi
Mr. Snider
Methodist Episcopal Church
Richwood Methodist Episcopal Church
Floyd Cutlip
Mrs. Cutlip
Richwood High School
Cutlip
The
Richwood Cleaning Company
Correction in Eastern Star election results
In the Naomi Chapter No 12 election Grace Yates was elected associate conductress replacing Miss Ruby C Bonafield who was elected trustee for three years.
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Eastern Star Naomi Chapter No. 12
Grace Yates
Ruby C. Bonafield
Local notices of hospital updates and visits in Grafton
Mrs. James Bee and son Jimmie return home after three weeks with relatives in Zanesville Ohio. Mrs I C Klein Maple avenue had tonsil operation at City hospital this morning. Jacqueline Lee Kemple Grand street had minor operation today. Miss Helen Kinter Boyd street had tonsil removal this morning. Lawrence Fibble discharged from hospital this afternoon. D B Shaw discharged this morning. Miss Pauline McCartney Thornt on admitted for surgical treatment. Mrs Dora Carroll discharged today. Daisy Sanders Tunnelton is a medical patient this afternoon. C D Powell, Mrs Geraldine Powell Robert Powell and son Bobby visited Buckhannon Sunday at camp on Buckhannon river. Mrs Walter B Stipt of Bridgeport Ohio visiting this week with R M Parrish Brownlow. Mrs W A Mason Bonnie Mason and Harry Mason Philippi visited Grafton yesterday. Joseph P Hussion and Misses Katherine Mayme Eleanor Hussion returned from motor trip to Akron and other points in Ohio.
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James Bee
Jimmie
Beech Street
Zanesville
Ohio
I. C. Klein
Maple Avenue
City
Jacqueline Lee Kemple
Grand Street
Helen Kinter
Boyd Street
Lawrence Fibble
D. B. Shaw
Pauline McCartney
Thornton
Dora Carroll
Daisy Sanders
Tunnelton
C. D. Powell
Geraldine Powell
Robert Powell
Bobby
Buckhannon
Frank Morgan
Buckhannon River
Walter B. Stipt
Bridgeport
R. M. Parrish
Brownlow
W. A. Mason
Bonnie Mason
Harry Mason
Philippi
Grafton
Joseph P. Hussion
Katherine, Mayme
Eleanor Hussion
Akron
Open Playgrounds Expand City Run By Patrick A. Tork
Four more municipal playgrounds opened in Fairmont, bringing the total to 13 in operation under Director Patrick A. Tork. In Charleston a three year old boy Leroy Steel was run over by a car backing into a garage. doctors say he will recover.
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Fairmont
Patrick A. Tork
Charleston
Leroy Steel
Black Legion crackdown spreads across Michigan area
A drive to purge public payrolls of Black Legion members began in Highland Park Pontiac Lincoln Park and Detroit with suspensions and affidavits. Senators Vanderberg and Couzens urged federal and congressional action while Ontario police probe a Canadian church vandalism linked to the group. A key witness Dean testified about a blood pact and a plotted murder of Arthur Kingsley as other defendants faced cross examination.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Highland Park
Arthur F. Kingsley
Pontiac
Night Riders
Lincoln Park
Michigan
United States
Conference For the Protection of Civil Rights
Arthur H. Vanderberg
Department of Justice
Vandenberg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
James Couzens
Elmer A. Benson
F.-Minn
Ontario
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
Dayton Dean
Puousner
Geo. Shanley
George Marchuk
Scott Optical Shop In Fairmont To Stay Open
Dr John E K Shuler of Wheeling will be the optometrist at the Mrs A B Scott Optical Shop on Adams Street Fairmont with Mrs Scott formerly Miss Edith Lewis of Grafton as the optician The firm will continue the extensive business built up by the late Dr A B Scott Dr Shuler is a well known optometrist in Wheeling for many years and a graduate of Northern Illinois College Chicago where Dr Scott also studied
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John EK. Shuler
Wheeling
A. B. Scott
Adams Street
Fairmont
Scott
Edith Lewis
Grafton
Shuler
Northern Illinois College
Chicago
Supreme Court Reverses Death Sentence in Chaney Case
The West Virginia Supreme Court granted Ruben Chaney of Logan County a new trial after ruling the lower court did not properly instruct the jury on whether a first degree murder verdict could yield death or life imprisonment. The case stems from the July 14, 1935 razor slaying of Henry Napier in Lundale during a melee involving Chaney and relatives. The court noted insufficient grounds for reversal given the evidence’s nature.
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Charleston
Supreme Court
Ruben Chaney
Logan County
Chaney
Henry Napier
Lundale
Napier
Chan
Price Discrimination Bill Heads to Senate Action
Washington June 16 The anti price discrimination measure known as the Robinson Patman bill has the house conference report approved and now awaits final Senate action. It would ban price discrimination by manufacturers selling to large buyers and assign enforcement to the FTC. Rep Celler calls it a hodgepodge while Rep Patman says it ensures equality of opportunity affecting about 1 500 000 independent retailers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Robinson-Patman
Federal Trade Commission
Celler
Patman
Tex
Franciscan Monk on Trial in Germany
In Coblenz on June 16 a Franciscan monk named Franz Cielczynski, 26, called Brother Angelus, superintendent of the sick ward at Ebernach monastery, faced trial as one of 276 Franciscans charged with immoral practices. He is accused of six unnatural offenses.
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Coblenz
Germany
Franz Cielcynski
Brother Angelus
Ebernach
Guffey Bill Passage Near Washington
June 16. Leaders predicted the Guffey-Vinson coal control bill would pass the House tonight to stabilize soft coal prices. Senator Guffey and Representative Boland voiced confidence it would gain Senate approval soon. The bill imposes a 15 percent compliance tax with 90 percent rebates to compliant producers, while the Senate version calls for a 1.5 percent excise tax on soft coal and a 13.5 percent levy on bituminous coal in interstate commerce. Members hope tax changes shield constitutionality.
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Washington
Boland
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
House
Guffey
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Zioncheck Remains in Capital Hospital Detention
Washington congressman Marion Zioncheck was not released from Gallinger Hospital today. He was held a second day in the psychiatric ward for an undisclosed reason after preparations for his removal. Hospital superintendent Dr. Edgar A. Bocock prepared a statement on the mental condition but did not release it.
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Washington
Jhune
Marion A. Zioncheck
Psycopathic
Gallinger Hospital
Washington State
Edgar A. Bocock
Zioncheck
Shoes Clerk Uses Rugs to Stop Shoe Store Fire
An employee at a Charleston shoe store snatched rugs from the floor and used them to extinguish a fire, aiding immediate efforts to control the blaze. No injuries reported. Investigators review the incident to determine the cause and extinguisher readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Overloaded Truck Case Set for June 24 Hearing
A trial date of June 24 was set for Harold Moore age 23 of Fairmont charged with operating a truck loaded beyond legal limits. Magistrate Ona C. Jefferys announced the hearing this morning indicating Moore’s case will be heard before her.
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Harold Moore
Fairmont
Ona C. Jefferys
Jeffers
Time limits extend for Jentinees truck overloading ruling
A court extends time on the Jentinees case noting a three ton truck may carry only 50 percent over its licensed weight. The magistrate indicated L A Hess and Moore would contest the charges with fines from 25 to 500 dollars for overloads.
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L. A. Hess Company
Moore
Rumor of Wage Change Sparks Worker Walkout
Report says wage agreement rumored to boost crane operators by 6.30 weekly and donkey operators to 75 cents per hour. Walkout yesterday attributed not to the operators union in Charleston but to orders from Lee Lee.
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Vouunaeu
Rage One
Charleston
Lee Lee
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