Residents visit and travels around West Virginia towns
A string of social news covers visits and trips by Mrs. E H Davis, Mrs Bernard Hoffman, Mr and Mrs William Radigan, Joe Harger, Mr and Mrs R H Bunner, and others around Grafton Buckhannon Ona street Dawson's Camp and West Grafton. It notes sightseeing of Black Waterfalls and Tygart river dam work, with several family ties and host locations listed.
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E. H. Davis
Philadelphia
Bernard Hoffman
Buckhannon
R. H. Bunner
Ona Street
William Radigan
Joe Harger
Black Waterfalls
West Virginia
Radigan
Grafton
Tygart River
John Stemple
Paul
Betty
Patty Jean
Dawson's Camp
Charles F. Lindsey
Frederick
Los Angeles
California
Jerry Morgan
Joe Dunham
Betty Lee Clark
Fred Jackson
Blueville
Fraternal
Order of Police and Sheriffs’ Association
Fairmont
A E. Lockard
C. T. Morehead
Lee Bennett
Harry Batson
James Guth
C. H. Dunnigan
J. C. Helms
J. 8. Palmer
the Sentinel
Institute Planned at Blueville Epworth League
The Blueville Epworth League Institute will run June 26 through Sunday at Blueville Grade School. Classes include Stewardship and Bible Old Testament with Rev. B W Folsom and Rev. W W Harvey, plus Church Administration. Special instruction for children under Mrs W O Mason of Elkins WV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitute
Blueville Epworth League’ Institute
Blueville
B. W. Folsom
W.W. Harvey
William Knox
John L. Wolfe
William Allender
Ava Dell Headley
W. O. Mason
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Newcome
Epworth League
League
Locomotive guards fight as shots erupt at plant attack
More than 300 shots rang out as Meyers, one of eight guards aboard the locomotive, was shot through the chest by a .30-30 rifle. The incident occurred as the train started from the main plant toward the wire mill, part of a besieged workers action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boridola
Meyers
Ancient Race Discussed By Kiwanis Club Speaker
Stewart Whiting, local NRL official and mound explorer, spoke to the Kiwanis club on Mound Builders. He displayed his collection of arrowheads and spearheads unearthed from mounds he has opened, sparking interest among attendees at Debendorfer's Cozy Rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Stewart Whiting
NRL
Service Club
Debendorfer
Whiting
Sunday School Play at Industrial School auditorium
The Ever Ready Sunday school class of First Baptist will present a play titled Gay at the Industrial School auditorium in Prunty town on Friday night at 8. Directed by Miss Viola Utsinger, the cast includes the title role Gay and other young actors for an evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girl's Club
Cozy Rest
Meriam Isner
Eloise Jackson
The
Presbyterian Church
Barracksville
W. Va
Naomi Chapter No. 12
Masonic Temple
Bible School
West Main Street
C. F. Shafer
Walnut Street
Sunshine Band of the
United Brethren Church
Pauline Utsinger
Bobby Ellis
Snick
Charles Barcus
James Warren
Gay
Edmond Jacobs
Betty
Helen Newbrough
Dick Royster
Donald White
Annette Burns
Juanita
Garrell
Elsie
Millie
Jean
Peggy Puritan
Betty King
Ada Burnside
First Baptist Church
Industrial School
Pruntytown
Viola Utsinger
Attra
J. W. Hussion
Th Lodge
Ellis
Harold Kemple
Amusement Committee
Huntington Church Safe Looted Second Time This Year
Thieves broke open the First Presbyterian church safe in Huntington. No loss estimate available until church secretary Mirian E Murphy returns from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
First Presbyterian Church
Mirian E. Murphy
Homer Wilson Undergoes Major Operation at Mayo Clinic
Homer Wilson a well known local service station employee underwent a major operation at the Mayo Brothers Clinic in Rochester Minnesota yesterday morning. Word received here says his condition is favorable and friends express confidence in a complete recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Wilson
Mayo Brothers’ Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Virginians Continue Debate On Electoral Votes
State Senator Aubrey G. Weaver of Front Royal argues about how southern states shape the selection of Democratic candidates by consistently furnishing electoral votes. Walsh supports retention, while discussion centers on which states influence the process.
Striking workers vow to stay out until rights granted
One arrest was reported as the strike committee declared they began the strike legally and will end it legally, insisting the company grant workers rights. C C Caudill, plant general manager, offered meetings with department council heads, but the committee rejected the condition. Guards clashed while attempting to move food on a locomotive amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Caudill
Amalgamated
National Labor Relations Board
Kump Commends Short Legislative Session And Tax Policy
Governor Kump praised the six day special session for completing a major measure by July first without new taxes. He noted a $5,000,000 appropriation can be sustained and called the effort “momentous” and the session's work “without parallel” in state history. He also lauded the legislature for its business-like conduct and diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kump
Mound builders theories discussed at Kiwanis meeting
The speaker outlined two theories on mound builders, neither endorsed. Theories propose they were a race of Indians or Eskimo-like settlers from Asia. Visitors included Victor Cups Bett Merle Baily and Frank Caputo. Clyde N. Mays led song, praised by President Lloyd L. Shriver. Mrs Wilda Knight Murphy sent thanks for a wedding gift read by secretary William Manley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Victor Cups
Bett
Merle Baily
Frank Caputo
Clyde N. Mays
Lloyd L. Shriver
G. E. Headley
Grafton Club
Washington, D.C
Wilda Knight Murphy
William Manley
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