Kiepfel Farm Housewarming and Anniversary Party
A large group of friends attended Mr and Mrs Paul Kiepfel's house warming on their Harmony Grove farm Tuesday and celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary with dancing music by Junior Knight and others. A later surprise birthday party for Sherman Reed followed at his Walnut Street home with a roast at a Reed farm. The Grace and Grit class held a party at Ivah Powell's on Watkins Street before Miss Powell's summer trip to Los Angeles. A Buckhannon couple, Miss Elizabeth Morley Hooker and Wilbur Camden Armentrout, wed at North Kanawha Street. A Ferndale pavilion dance closed June with the Ferndale orchestra providing music for a private social dance night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carter
Marguerite Faulkner
Mae Tucker
Mary ‘Smallwood
Epsie Demoss
Madeline Lambert
Bernice Tucker
Clarense Kinsey
Mason Tucker
Herman Klepfel Lee Carder
Jack Curry
Charles Morrow
Kenneth Orr
Fairmont
Frank Scranage
L. A. Jeffries
Sherman
Sherman L. Reed
Leslie Loar
Abe Tackett
J. C. Fauley
Joe Mahaffey
Herbert Tucker
Betty
J. Elmer Carrico
Alden Carpenter
Madge Rowland
Archie Bartlett
A. B. Reed
United Brethren Church
Ivah Powell
Watkins Street
Elizabeth Hefner
Marguerite McKeen
Wilma Bunner
Vivian Bunner
Camille Qugill
Carrie Bennett
Muriel Posten
Kathleen McIntosh
Birdie Thompson
Dorothy Car- Tico
Georgia Lough
George McKeen
Tom Nuzum
Wayne Powell
William Powell
Norbert Robinson
Wayne Hugill
Bill Hamilton
Howard White
Carl Latta
Dave Lough
Don Martin
Charles Ed
Armentrout
Hooker
Mary Withers Hooker
Rosamond Hooker
Merritt Wilson
Blair Simons
Elkins
Buckhannon High School
West Virginia University
West Virmnia Wesleyan College
Fairmont East Side
Mary Fout Armentrout
Washington and Lee University
University of London
England
Oxford
Sorbonne School of Paris
Ferndale
Grafton Park
P. J. O'Connor
Mary Whalen
Doc" Love
Mary Shields
Paul Harrison
Beatrice |Shields
Alfred Dehlinger
Kathleen Gatrell
Arthur Shields
Mary Cunningham
Dec” Flannagan
Martha Devers
Dick Gerkin
Helen Howell
Hop | Jones
Madeline Daugherty
Bob Conley
Helen Constance
Miss Marcella Conley Returns to Cleveland Ohio
Miss Marcella Conley has returned to Cleveland Ohio after a ten day visit with her mother on West Main street She plans to take a course at the Spencer Institute this summer Mr and Mrs John Wolfe are spending the week in Martinsburg where Mr Wolfe is on vacation His brother Jamies A Wolf fills his Coffman Fisher Company manager post and is connected with Coffman Fisher Co Cumberland E C Drake and sons Preston and Junior of Cleveland Ohio who visited E L Willey at 507 Maple avenue left this morning for Parkersburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Conley
Cleveland
Ohio
West Main Street
Miss Conley
Spencer Institute
John Wolfe
Martinsburg
Mr. Wolf
Coffman-Fisher Company
Jamies A. Wolf
Coffman-Fisher &Co
Cumberland
E. C. Drake and Sons, Preston and Junior of
Cleveland, O
E. L. Willey
Maple Avenue
Parkersburg
Nothing New In Handbag In Clarksburg Case
Nothing new was learned from a handbag found in Harrison county health offices belonging to Charles Rubenstein a patient in City Hospital. The bag held old clothing and a fragment of hypodermic equipment used by a drug addict. Authorities seek to confirm his World War record claim and learn about his treatment in Clarksburg under Dr Flowers and Dr Suddarth as his condition remains critical amid convulsions and weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rubenstein
City Hospital
Harrison County
Henderson
Dr. Flowers
Clarksburg
Rubenstein
Washington, D. C
Raines
Plowers
Suddarth
One piece dress cash and charged for two piece dress
A brief note outlines prices for garments including one piece dress and two piece dress described as men's linen and palm beach suits with cash and charge terms. The fragmentary item list hints at a shop inventory or ad detail in a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Grafton Men Train C. M. T. C. Soldiers
Two Graftonians station at Fort Knox Kentucky assist training of Citizens Military Training Camp personnel as it opens its summer session. Second Lieut. William W. Robinson and Second Lieut. Marius L. Brohard, commissioned with the officers reserve corps, joined two weeks earlier for tactics instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Knox
Citizens Military Training Camp
William W. Robinson
Marius L. Brohard
Officers Reserve Corps
Sims Arrested On Bad Check Charge
C F Sims of Ona street is jailed for forging his father Geo P Sims signature on two checks of two dollars and fifteen dollars drawn to J C Penney Company and O J Morrisons store. Warrants issued for both father and son but the father did not sign the checks. No hearing date set. Constable M G Gozik made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Sims
Ona Street
Geo. P. Sims
J. C. Penney Company
O. J. Morrison
M. G. Gozik
Scott Held For Grand Jury On Statutory Charge
N A Scott of Loveland Addition was held for the Taylor county grand jury by Magistrate Jas Lilly after a hearing on a charge of criminal assault on his 15 year old daughter. Bond set at 3500, which he could not furnish. Two alleged assaults were listed by the complainant who testified, the father about 45, denying all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Scott
Loveland Addition
Taylor County
Jas. Lilly
Ruling awaited on custody of five year old daughter
Judge Warren B. Kittle in Taylor Barbour circuit court heard the habeas corpus case over custody of Mrs. Carl Nestor and John Hanley Jr. s daughter Jackie. Mrs. Nestor seeks permanent custody while grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Hanley have raised her. a decision was not expected until late today or Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren B. Kittle
Taylor-Barbour Circuit Court
Carl Nestor
Nestor
John Hanley, Jr
Jackie” Hanley
John Hanley
Dewey Avenue
Kittle
Philippi
Francis Warder
Hanleys
Bruce Talbott
Nestors
Grafton
Hanley
Lydia Hanley
Wallace N. Henderson
F. S. Suddarth
Flemington
Barbour County
Oakland
Warder
New Head of Druggists Elected at VA and WV Meet
Closing session of the Virginia and West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association convention discussed legislation aiding the profession. W. R. Crane of Fairmont was elected president of the West Virginia Association and W. B. Nicklgn of Alexandria was named president of the Virginia organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia and West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
W. R. Crane
Fairmont
West Virginia Association
W. 8. Nicklgn
Alexandria
Virginia
Publisher Gar D. Cowles Named to Reconstruction Finance Corp
Washington reports President Hoover appointed Gar D. Cowles Sr., publisher of the Des Moines Register, to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board to fill Charles Dawes vacancy. Dawes presidency remains vacant for now. board rules allow a non director to head the agency. Cowles is described as an Independent Republican. Fur farming is noted as a major Canadian industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Gardiner Cowles, Sr
Des Moines Register
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cowles
Chas. G. Dawes
White House
Dawes
Drum Bugle Corps Heads to Charleroi Contest
Taylor County Legion Post drum and bugle corps left for Charleroi Pennsylvania to compete in a regional contest with 15 corps from West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. They travel with extra players for emergencies and hope for prize money to help cover expenses and fund new uniforms for a Bluefield state meet in fall. The event offers a first prize of 10 percent of gate receipts for the B class where the local 29 members compete against larger corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Legion Post
Charleroi
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Bluefield
Hallanan Praises GOP Prohibition Plank as Great Step
Walter B Hallanan Republican national committeeman West Virginia praised the Republican national prohibition plank as the greatest forward move toward constitutional solv ing the prohibition issue He told the Kanawha County Republican committee the plank preserves voters sovereignty allows wet states while keeping saloons out and preserves dry states rights The report mentions Judge Frank Lavely seeking reelection and county committee activities in Nogendo County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Walter 8. Hallanan
West Virginia
Kanawha County
Republican Party
Summer Luncheon Menu and Jellied Ham Loaf Recipe
A summer meal plan lists chilled pineapple coffee cornbread and deviled egg sandwiches with iced tea sponge cake and peach range. Recipes include jellied ham loaf with gelatin and vegetables, a vegetable salad wrapped in cabbage, and a cake cleanup tip. A Napoleon cut prize sold for 5.25 pounds at a London auction.
Prince of Wales Still a Bachelor on 38th Birthday
Albert Edward Prince of Wales, 38, remains the world’s most eligible bachelor in London on his birthday. He took four days off despite public hopes for a Princess of Wales, and spent time reading thousands of congratulatory messages from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince OF Wales Still
London
Albert Edward
Princ of Wales
Britain
Princess of Wales
Youth's Body Found on Tracks in Bellville Parkersburg
June 23. The body of E. S. Humphrey Jr., son of West Virginia Farm Bureau president, was found on railroad tracks near his Bellville home. He apparently was struck by a train while crossing the tracks. Rome has fewer citizens than 2000 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
E. S. Humphrey, Jr
West Virginia Farm Bureau
Bellville
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Guy A. Powell
Alice Yates
Ford Lee
Los Angeles
Paul Davis
Martha Jean
Marinello Beauty Shop
McCrory
Chase & Sanborns
Handley
Judge Kittle
New
NCE
America
Winchester
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New York
Vincennes
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Lynch
Rer Tay Cou
Blue Bird Stores
Blue Bird Coffee Pound
Jersey Brand
Sunnyfield
Atec
Michigan Navy
Octigan
Eagle Soap
Welches
Canada
Mrs
Alexander Geert
Apoleon
St. Helena
Youth
Rome
Rant
Ak de Geo
Ora
Mtr
Zettinig
the Grafted Printing Co
Latrobe St
Newton
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