Church Group Meets for Mission Study and Music
The First Presbyterian Missionary Society met Thursday at Mrs. Virgil Swearin gen on West Main for devotions and a discussion on India the Philippines and Porto Rico led by Mrs. Boyd Leacon. Members shared articles on the West Indies and Porto Rico and a social hour followed with refreshments. A Rhythm band directed by Ralph Shahan and Mrs. Elizabeth Gill will give a concert at Central playground Friday if weather allows, with the next Play Center meeting set for Tuesday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Swearingen
West Main Street
the Missionary Society of the
First Presbytterian Church
F.8. Suddarth
Hannah
Boyd Leacon
A. A. Miller
India
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Neil Haslup
W. P. A. Recreation Project
Ralph Shahan
Elizabeth Gill
Veronica Turin
Central Playground
Katherine Thomas
Glenna Ruth Waller
LaVanna’ Jarvis
James Hyatt
Mary’Lou Kelley
Tom Dougherty
Pauline Mae Dougherty
Mary Ann Behan
Fany Sturm
Howard James
Teddy Shaw
Danny Moore
Donnie Williams
Helen Roach
Jean Ann Doyle
Jerry Doyle
Janet Turvander
Jery (P)inn
Billy Zinn
Betty Lee Mitchell
Judy Miller
Bonnie Jean Butcher
Shirley Ann Miller
Gladys Lee Miller
Bobby Dougherty
Lewis Wittman
Lewis Jackie Powell
Patty Rann
Arthur Snider
aPlay Center
Flight News Over Sunday Broadcasts May Transport List
NBC CBS radio schedules extend Sunday with Atlantic Clipper inspection flight to France. Marseilles arrival planned Monday. Programs include WEAF NBC WABC CBS dance, live drama, quiz shows, and musical hours across multiple stations. Also coverage of Mauretania maiden voyage and Dies Committee discussion.
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C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Clipper
France
George Hicks
NBC
Trout
CBS
Marseilles
Wabc-Cbs
WEAF
Dick Tracey
Red Foley
Arch Oboler
Prof. Quiz
Phil Baker
WJZ
Brent House
al Donahue
Chicago
MBS
Now
Hally of Fun
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
the Circle
Democracy In Action
Howard Barlow
People's Platform
Capital
Ellery Queen
J. Parnell Thomas
Philadelphia Summer Symphony
Switzerland
Ray Perkins
Radio Guild Drama
NBC Summer Symphony
Hollywood Playhouse
Wormbs—E
American Forum
Let Freedom Ring opens Sunday at Dixie Theatre
Nelson Eddy stars in Let Freedom Ring at the Dixie Theatre with a veteran cast. The depiction blends Eddy’s singing and action as a Harvard graduate fighting railroad greed, supported by Lionel Barrymore, Virginia Bruce, Edward Arnold, and Victor McLaglen. A shipboard set on two stages with 200 extras and a 50-piece band enhances the seaside, waterfront spectacle. Opening at Opera House Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer West
Dixie Theatre
Nelson Eddy
Victor McLaglen Eddy
Harvard
Lionel Barry
Eddy
Virginia Bruce
Edward Arnold
Victon McLaglen
Irene Dunne
Charles Boyer
Tm Adition
New York
United States Custom
Opera House
Social notes from a dainty refreshments event
The article describes an honor guest receiving many presents during a refined social gathering. The guest list includes Eleanor Bailey, Helen Virginia Redinger, Lora Mae Hoffman, Bobby Redinger, Mabel Lee Patton, Adelaide Sergeant, Mary Elizabeth Brown and Marjorie Hendrickson. Bridge club hosted by Mrs James F Holt at Maple Avenue featured prize winners Mrs Harry Welch Mrs John Packman and Mrs Lawrence R Swisher with attendees Mrs J E Settle Jr and several others. A late lunch followed for members and guests.
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Eleanor Bailey
Helen Virginia Redinger
Lora Mae Hoffman
Bobby Redinger
Mabel Lee Patton
Adelaide Sergeant
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Marjorie Hendrickson
Bridge Club
James F. Holt
Maple Avenue
Harry Welch
John Packman
Lawrence R. Swisher
J. E. Settle, Jr
Welch
Packman
Swisher
J. Paul Murphy
William D. Fisher
William C. Lawson
Settle
Margaret Moran
Baptist Sunday School Convention Attendees Named
Rev and Mrs Gordon L Withers and sons Robert Dick and Billy Mrs George White Mrs Archie Bartlett and son Charles Miss Dorothy Proudfoot Miss Mildred Jones among attendees at the Baptist Sunday school convention in Harmony Grove Thursday. Miss Gladys McDonald and Miss Carrie Hall of Mansfield Ohio also listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon L. Withers
Robert
Dick and
Billy
George White
Archie Bartlett
Charles
Dorothy Proudfoot
Mildred Jones
Harmony Grove
Gladys McDonald
Carrie Hall
Mansfield
Ohio
Pre-emptive bids and a faulty four hearts bid reviewed
Barclay analyzes three common errors in pre emptive bidding with a concrete deal. West opens 4 Hearts though not blank, East over bids 4 No Trumps and the hand suggests eight or more tricks. The article critiques the logic of pre emptive calls and partner responses.
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West
East
Bridge bidding puzzle from J1087 round
In a South hands game with North-South vulnerable and a known tendency not to open border line hands, South opens 1 Heart then West faces a decision. Consider responder shapes, suit length, and balance to balance the auction and choose a practical defense.
Leaders Attend Methodist Training School at Jacksons Mills
A group from St Johns Methodist church will travel Sunday to Jacksons Mills for a leadership training school held June 18 23. Miss Anna Mary Warder returns to Baltimore after visiting her mother Mrs Hugh Warder on Maple Avenue. Harold and Jack Moran went to New York to visit Mr and Mrs Ralph Kaiser. Mrs Dorothy Kaiser and daughter from Wheeling visit Mr and Mrs J Stanley Nicola on Wilford Street. Mrs Kaiser plans to leave Sunday for the Jacksons Mills training event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alph Shaw
Wilford Street
Anna Mary Warder
Baltimore
Hugh Warder
Maple Avenue
St. John’s Methodist Church
Jackson's Mills
Harold
Jack Moran
New York
Ralph Kaiser
Dorothy Kaiser
Wheeling
J. Stanley Nicola
Wilford "Street
Trade Pact Goes Into Full Effect With Canada
The new trade agreement with Canada took full effect today with a formal exchange in Ottawa and a proclamation by President Roosevelt. Signed last November 17, the pact has been in provisional effect since January 1.
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Washington
Canada
Ottawa
Roosevelt
Snyder Raises His Flag Over S S West Virginia
SAN PEDRO Calif June 17 The three star flag of vice Admiral Charles P Snyder was raised aboard the flagship West Virginia marking his succession as commander of the battleship squadron of the United States fleet He replaces Vice Admiral John W Greenslade transferred to Washington as a member of the Navy General board Snyder has been president of the naval war college at Newport R I
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Calif
Charles P. Snyder
West Virginia
United States Fleet
John W. Greenslade
Washington
Navy General Board
Snyder
Naval War College
Newport
R. 1
Harrisones Welcome Son Roger Aller Harrison at Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Harrison of 215 High street announce the birth of a ten pound son at the home of the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Gerkin, 1317 West Main street, Saturday morning. The baby has been named Roger Aller Harrison. Mrs. Harrison is formerly Miss Jo Ann Gerkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Harrison
High Street
George E. Gerkin
West Main Street
Roger Aller Harrison
Notice to settle Baker Coal and Home Meat Market accounts
All persons indebted to Baker Coal Company or the Home Meat Market must arrange payment by the first day of the month or pay costs. Payments should be made at the Home Meat Market, 1220 W. Man Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Coal Company
W. Man
Opera House Wove Affair On Ocean Liner Opening
The vessel spans 210 feet with four decks, life boats, bridge, salons, swimming pool and state rooms. Built for the opening, the liner features striking backdrops and extensive amenities marking a grand debut.
Tarnished Angel at Opera House Tonight
A new romantic drama from RKO, Tarnished Angel, unfolds a tale of crime, religion, and desire. Sally Eilers, Ann Miller, and Lee Bowman lead the cast in a story of an underworld girl entangled with a crooked club boss and pursued by a police official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven
RKO Radio
Sally Eilers
Ann Miller
Lee Bowman
Miss Eilers
Underworld
Bowman
Miss Ellers
Removal charges drawn in Woodard case at civil service hearing
The civil service commission finished a May 25 hearing on Woodard’s removal appeal. The order lists 22 charges alleging high stake gambling illicit liquor and narcotics traffic favoritism to wealthy prisoners inmate job sales and poor discipline and morale along with inadequate emergency training.
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Page
Civil Service Commission
Woodard
Radio Engineer Predicts TV Ending Farm Isolation
A renowned radio engineer argues television will keep rural youths connected to home. He contrasts this with urban temptations, noting how city girls seem appealing while TV offers a bridge between country life and modern culture.
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Cordell Hull
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sumner Welles
United States
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Neice
Harold Waller
Loveland
Barbara Welday
Wadsworth
Homer Queen
Waller
Quota Club
Cozy Rest
Royal Neighbors
VFW
Masquez
Charlie
Latrobe Street
Taylor County
Presbyterian Church
Idella Carroll
Red Wing Club
Andrews Methodist Church
Daisy Dotson
King's Daughters Bible
A. B Church
First Baptist Church
L. L. Bradley
Big Chains
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Bowes
Hage AZ
Uoeoa
S. S. West Virginia
Big Sister
Buddy
Byles Forgrave
Hell Blaze
Annan
Fsuckers
Hill
MUGGS_AND
Skeeter
Wally
Etta Kett
Etta
Paul Robinson
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