Mothers honored at TEA by St Pauls Methodist ladies
The Standard Bearers of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church held a tea at Mrs Russell Reeder on Maple Avenue from 3 pm. Mothers were welcomed by their daughters who presented corsages. A Japanese tea pantomime, readings, piano solos, songs, and floral decorations delighted the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.| Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Russell Reeder
Maple Avenue
Reeder
Beu- Jah Riley
Joan Ford
Evelyn Campbell
Hazel McDaniel
Barbara Gerkin
Elizabeth Redinger
Margaret Batson
Vivian Thomas
Miss Thomas
Helen Sturmer
Miss Sturmer
Roberta Cutright
Elizabeth Marshall
Grace Manear
Vera McDaniel
Beulah Riley
Rosaline Sponangle
Mary Alice Wood
Mildred Britton
Eva Evans
Ruth Reeder
Social Calendar Highlights June Events and Meetings
Morgantown District Epworth league rally at West Main Street Methodist church on June 20. Fidelis Club meets June 22 at Mrs Harold Kramer Blueville at 8 pm for a weiner roast. June 24 Business Girl's club at Cozy Rest at 6 30. W C T U meets June 2 at Mrs C F Shafer Walnut Street at 2 30. A bridal ice cream display accompanied by pink and white decor. Plan dance recital June 22 at Moose Home with 75 dancers from Fairmont and Grafton. Groups entertain Women’s Auxiliary at Longstreet. Pals of ’23 meet at Miss Harriet Blaney’s West Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Epworth League
West Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Fidelis Club
First Presbyterian Church
Harold Kramer
Blueville
Business Girl's Club
Cozy Rest
Meriam Isner
Eloise Jackson
Methodist Protestant Church
Russell DeMoss
Longstreet
B. F. Davisson
Chester Shafer
W. R. Williams
Greensburg
North Carolina
Stanley Nicola
Harriet Blaney
Jack Tucker
West Main Street
Tucker
Virrginia Mason
Betty Flesher
Betty Plesher
Lillian Tueka
Swallows Nail Incident Sends Advertiser To Hospital
Darwin Robinson an advertising man for Strand and New Dixie theatres swallowed a nail while hanging a theatre poster. The nail lodged in his throat and doctors sent him to Cook hospital Fairmont for throat specialist care where surgeons removed the nail successfully. He vowed not to hold nails in his mouth again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Robinson
Strand
New Dixie Theatres
Cook Hospital
Fairmont
Robinson
Carwin
Know West Virginia Tour Planned for Three Cities
County Court Agent Harry P. Muffly announced the third annual Know West Virginia tour to be held next Thursday. The itinerary includes visits to Grafton Buckhannon and Elkins along with several scenic points along the route.
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Morgantown
Harry P. Muffly
West Virginia
Grafton
Buckhannon
Elkins
Ten Injured In Pittsburg Driver Auto Crash At Paw Paw Creek
Ten people were injured in a collision near Fairmont when a car driven by James Bulware of Pittsburgh ran into Paw Paw Creek with five passengers. Police said another car driven by John Dembrosy of Fairmont had collided with Bulware's vehicle.
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Fairmont
James Bulware
Pittsburgh
Paw Paw Creek
John Dembrosy
Illness Fears For Rev L A McNemar At Home West Of Webster
The Rev L A McNemar a retired minister of the West Virginia conference Methodist Episcopal church is gravely ill at his home two miles west of Webster. Friends fear for his recovery after a period of declining health and wish him a speedy return to health.
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L.A. McNemar
Webster
McNemar
West Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Virginia Roberts Wins County Democratic Executive Seat
Logan June 20 The county court opened a sealed package of votes and declared Virginia Roberts elected member of the county Democratic Executive Committee. She received one vote in the package, tied with Ed Cooke of Davin at 392 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Virginia Roberts
Democratic Executive Committee
Ed. Cooke
Davin
Hose bundles feature braided cotton fabric construction
Bundles come in 25 or 50 feet lengths not 18 or 40. The hose uses heavy cotton braid molded into rubber with a bursting pressure of 250 pounds. Includes fittings and cross-cut sectional view showing reinforced cord growth. Call 800 WE DELIVER for orders.
Wheeta Vitamin E Concentrate Promises Vitality Boost
A historic health note claims Vitamin E deficiency in glands lowers vigor and wellbeing. It promotes Wheeta a Vitamin E concentrate enriched with vitamins A B and G derived from Western grains. Sold at Fountain Drug Store Grafton West Virginia, it suggests improved vitality and youthful complexion with regular use.
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Great West
Fountain Drug Store
Grafton
W. Va
Local Hospital Notices and Birth Announcement
Arch ie s Keefeter 47 Lincoln street underwent a tonsil operation at Grafton City hospital this morning. L King Solomon 443 Maple Avenue admitted for observation. Miss Anna Mary Warder visiting three weeks. assistant day superintendent at Happy Hills Home for Convalescent Children Mount Washington Baltimore Md. Mrs Harold F. Kramer returned from a week with Miss Alice Christy of Fairmont. Mrs Ross Mitchell Archdeacon apartments remains seriously ill at St Mary s hospital Clarksburg. her mother Mrs Anna Motter with her. Mrs J H Wilmoth Parkersburg returns home after five days in Grafton following death of nephew Robert Carlton Ashby. Mr and Mrs B C Ware Ellkins arrived to visit Mrs Ware s sister Mrs George Ashby. vacationed Atlantic City and learned of Ashby death on arrival. Birth announcement: Mr and Mrs Bonald Tucker Fairmont road announce birth of a ten and a half pound daughter born at home Tuesday June 16. Little Miss Tucker unnamed. Mrs Tucker priorly Miss Amelene Province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie’ Keefeter
Lincoln Street
Grafton City Hospital
L. King Solomon
Maple J Avenue
Anna Mary Warder
Hugh Warder
Maple Avenue
Miss Warder
Happy Hills
Mount Washington
Baltimore
Harold F. Kramer
Alice Christy
Fairmont
Ross Mitchell
Archdeacon Apartments
St. Mary’s Hospital
Clarksburg
Anna Motter
J. H. Wilmoth
Parkersburg
Grafton
Robert Carlton Ashby
B. C. Ware
Ellkins
Sailors Lose Runaway Girls Held For Relatives
Sailors hold runaways from out of town as investigators identify them. Forty were sent to Manhattan's Florence Crittenden Home to await relatives, others with New York addresses were sent home or ordered to avoid the navy yard area. An 18-year-old from Scranton joked about beer drinking and dancing there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Runawaway
New York City
Manhattan
Florence Crittenden
Navy Yard
Scranton
Public meeting invitation with free will offering
Noted leaders from service clubs colleges and churches attend a gathering. The public is cordially invited to attend this meeting with no admission charge, but a free will offering will be taken.
Congress Proposal Aims at Currency and Farm Finance
The article outlines congressional plans to issue currency and regulate money values and would refinance farm and home mortgages. It references the inflationary Frazier Lemke bill of $3 billion recently defeated in the house and advocates living wages and economic security.
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Congress
Frazier- Lemke
Lemke Third-Party Prospects Divide Democratic Ranks
Boston lawyer Brien backed as running mate amid friction with Sweeney and Townsend pension groups backing Lemke. Gerald Smith advocates share the wealth while Sweeney predicts Lemke could draw millions of votes possibly sending the election to the House. Boland calls Lemke hopelessly beaten as Huey Long lingers in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brien
Boston
Sweeney
Lemke
F. E. Townsend
Gerald Smith
Martin L. Sweeney
Cleveland Democrat
House of Representatives
Boland
Pennsylvania
Huey Long
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Turner
Ruth Turner
Geneva Hilkey
Leonard Street
Jean Muray
Fred Schroeder
Miss Turner
Hilkey
Irene Kunst
Betty Stafford
Virginia Holt
Margaret Hanway
Jean Murray
Virginia Hanway
Virgil Rohrbough
Lynn Faulkner
Ernest Clark
John Burdett
Mildred Riley
Shinnston
Morgan
Moose Home
Philomena Deegan
Jacqueline Cox
Barbara Jean Kemple
Robert Bolliger
Emily Malone
Virginia Lee Thomas
Nancy Lee Mechling
Bernadine Dorsey
Loretta Jean Brown
Helen Louise Cutright
Gene Hendley
Nancy Adlington
Isabelle Busey
Virginia Mae Slack
Ruth Haislip
Freda Mae Losh
Betty Jean Gordon
Helen Thomas
Wilma Jean Bolling
Dessie Losh
Mary Jo Reger
Dorothy Jeffries
Sylvia Lucas
Martha Arnett
Jean Marteh
Lorraine Christy
Jenny Yaremchuk
Bernard Stalnaker, Jr
Martha Lee “Smouse
Patty Anne Moran
Mary Alice Johnson
Barbara Johnson
Betty Campbell
Vivian Ball
Sara Jane Toothman
Katherline Sheehan
Amelia Shinoskey
Glorie Robinson
Maxine Bowers
Frieda Morris
Nina Lou Stone
Ona Hardesty
Arnold Stewart
Robert Barnes
Junior Glasscock
Landon
Mary Reed Baird
Alfred M. Landon
West Middlesex
Baird
West Middles
Central Press
Sentinel
T. M. Deegan
Oodrich, Neigh PP Open
E Morean Studi
Mobielle Gance
Helen Louise Rolley
Mary Frances Moran
Martha Smouse
Mary Allee Johnson
Bonald Tucker
Fairmont Road
Miss Tucker
Amelene
Chapin’s
Chapin
Fountain
Main ST
Studio OF Morgan Dancing
MOOSE
Devery
Marinello
Main Street
McCrory
Norge
G.W. Loar & Co
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