Moore and Devore in Warner Hives Grand Theatre showing
The popular screen team Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore star in Warner Hives Classic of the Screen at the Grand Theatre for the last times today. The film adapts Gregory Rogers story with Darryl Zanuck’s adaptation, Roy Del Ruth directing, and a cast including Willard Louis Gayne Whitman John Patrick Nora Seenl Helen Lynch and Frank Kiond. The wardrobe by Miss Moore features Istrone fashion with sixty Hollywood beauties as background. Showings continue next Thursday through Saturday at the Strand Theatre.
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Matt Moore
Dorothy Devore
Warner Hives
Grand Theatre
Gregory Rogers
Darryl Francis Zanuck
Roy del Ruth
Willard Louis
Gayne Whitman
John Patrick
Nora Seenl
Helen Lynch
Frank Kiond
Moore
Miss Devore
Veen
Lis
Colleen
Miss Moore
SuMice
Hollywood
Strand
ThEte
Croston Arrested In Breaking and Entering Case
Talmadge Croston was arrested yesterday afternoon on breaking and entering charges for entering Lewella Farley’s home and taking a gun valued at $35. He is jailed awaiting a hearing before Squire J. E. Leach. State Troopers J. W. Woodell and W. H. Combs served the warrant.
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Talmadge Croston
Lewella Farley
Squire J. E. Leach
Croston
Waneta lunch room opens at Webster with free refreshments
The Waneta lunch room near the road at Webster opens tomorrow evening with music from 8 to 10 and dancing. Miss Ina Lesh, proprietor, promises wonderful food and a cheerful atmosphere at the new stand built on land once marking Miss Anne Jarvis birthplace, sponsor of Mothers Day.
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Webster
Ina Lesh
Anne Jarvis
Steel price jump at Bethlehem announced
New York June 15. Bethlehem Steel Corp announces an advance of two dollars a ton in structural steel prices. The new quotation matches current levels for steel at 2.19 cents per pound, with 100 ton lots and two cents extra for larger quantities.
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Bethlehem
New York
Ethlehem Steel Corporatn
Hospital Notes Report Two Major Surgeries And Birth
Miss Jo Mack underwent a major operation at the city hospital and is doing nicely. Miss Rose Wehn of West Main Street had a major operation and is expected to recover. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Roach of Webster welcomed a baby daughter born at the hospital Sunday morning named Grace Josephine.
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Jo Mack
Rose Wehn
West Main Street
Miss Wehn
Leslie Roach
Webster
Chrl
Grace Josephine
July Klan program announced for Independence Day
Grafton's Knights of the Ku Klux Klan outline a July 1 event in Klanhaven West Virginia with hundreds expected. Major speaker William H. Sawyer and other orators will address the gathering, including Old Fiddlers contests, concerts, parades, and a free prize giveaway for touring cars.
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Grafton
Knights of the
K. Klux Klan
West Virginia
William HK. Sawyer
Grand Dragon
Realm of
Hhen
Klanhaven
Old Fate Ground
Inneh
Aftmanoon
Willian H. Sawyer
Realm of West Virginia
Odd Fellows Band
F. Home
Old Fair Ground
W. K. KK
Georg ley Held For Grand Jury Here
George alley of La Trobe Street was held under $500 and for the action of the grand jury at the next term after a preliminary hearing before Squire C Haymord. He was charged with having liquor in his possession and was unable to post bond, remanded to jail awaiting hearing. Arrested Saturday afternoon by state troopers Wed del and Combs. Accused of possessing three quarts of shine at the time of arrest.
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George Alley
Latrobe Street
Squire C. Haymord
Haying
Ternoon
Weddel and Combs
Philippi to Get Building Post Office
A Philippi group that visited Washington reported a post office building appropriation was included in the current house bill to replace the destroyed structure. The delegation asked for 100000 dollars and remains hopeful the sum is granted. Members: W. T. George, Lee Sandridge, M. M. Strader, Tr. L. Talbott, George Waddell.
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Philippi
Washington
Post Office Department
Altho
National Capital
W. T. George
Lee Sandridge
M. M. Strader
Talbott
George Waddell
Tepes Herb Tonic Helps Glass Blower Sleep Better
A Williamstown glass blower, William Peterson, reports fifteen years of constipation and stomach trouble, improvements after using Tepes Herb Tonic, with better appetite, no stomach burning, kidneys functioning well, and improved sleep after four bottles. The tonic is sold in Grafton and other drug stores.
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Lves
Fourth Street
Williamstown
W. Va
William Peterson
Fenton Art Glas Company
Peterson
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