Eastern Star degree and memorial service in Philippi
At Naom chapter No. 12 Eastern Star last night in the Ionic Temple, officers were installed for the coming year. Two new members initiated, a candle light memorial for two members who died, solos by Elizabeth Stuck and Frank Collins, with Mildred Debendorfer at the piano, and gifts to retiring officers. A later farewell assembly included a past matron jewel gift and a gladstone bag. Officers named include Pearl Stover, Arthur Yates, Appalona Reger, Ona Jeffries, Dessie Gounl, Margaret Weire, Grace Yates, Leota Hartsook, Mildred Rohrbaugh, Margaret Clark, King de Spaar, Susan Monroe, Lila Dean, Anna Nummun, and others. Social refreshments followed. hospitality committee members were Jennie Ringler and others.
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Naom
Order of Eastern
Florence H. Wilkasom
Ella Barber
Wilkinson
Vita
Ron Frank Wolfe
Joan Hardin
Apple Barnes
Arrie
Cole
Pearl Stover
Arthur G. Yates
Appalona Reger
Ona C. Jeffri
Dessie Goun
Margaret Weire
Grace C. Yates Assoc
Leota Hartsook
Mildred Rohrbaugh
Marshal
Loar K. Loar
Mildred
W. Debendarfer
Adah
Margaret I. Clark
Ruth
Kingde Spaar
Esther
Susan Monroe
Martha
Lila J. Dean
Electa
Anna K. Numun
Rose Murphy
Frank Collins
Jennie Ringler
Congressmen Hold Outing on Jefferson Island
Informal harmony talks begin at a pine-covered Jefferson Island lodge in Annapolis with about 350 guests including Democratic congressmen and cabinet members. Topics eyed include the Roosevelt court bill adjournment timing likely by late August and details of wage hour, reorganization, housing, farm and other administration bills.
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Jefferson Island
Senate
Congress
Veteran C&O railroad carman dies at 70 in Huntington
Eugene M. Shaver, 70, longtime carman for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, died in Huntington. Surviving relatives include 27 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Huntington
Eugene M. Shaver
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Minor operation at city hospital as Pranites is treated
Paul Pranites of the Hardman transient camp underwent a minor operation in the city hospital this morning. Miss Mildred Deets, a tonis par stemt, was discharged from the city hospital today. Lieutenant Commander Frederick Warder returned today to his duties in Portsmouth New Hampshire after.
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Paul Pranites
Hardman
City Hospital
Mildred Deets
Frederick Warder
Portsmouth
N. H
Family and visitors listed in local notices
The text lists visiting relatives and guests including Hugh Warder and his sister Peggy Warder from Maple avenue. Ralph H. Cline and his wife attend the A A R convention in Atlantic City and stay at the Seaside. Elmus Atha of Fairmont visits the Swisher household, and James Conley of Rainelle visits the Conley household on McGraw avenue yesterday.
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Hugh Warder
Maple Avenue
Peggy Warder
Ralph H. Cline
Atlantic City
James Conley
Rainelle
Pat Conley
McGraw Avenue
Veterans Open Annual Parley in Morgantown
More than 200 delegates gathered for opening sessions of the West Virginia department Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliaries in Morgantown. The annual encampments run today through Sunday with an expected attendance up to 500 officials and visitors heard welcome addresses from Judge Minter L. Wilson and City Attorney John D. Downes. Department Commander Smyth K. Biggs of Parkersburg presided. a memorial service followed led by Rev. Roy Hashinger of the Lutheran church. Afternoon business sessions occupied both groups as convention work continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Minter L. Wilson
John D. Downes
Smyth K. Biggs
Parkersburg
Roy Hashinger
Lutheran Church
Still Is Seized In Rocky Ford District Case
Braxton Bailey was held on $1,000 bond after federal agents seized a still on the Poca river in the Rocky Ford district. A federal grand jury will take action on the case.
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Charleston
Braxton Bailey
Federal
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Rocky Ford
Poca River
Ladies Only End Pain and Delay Remedy Claim
An advertisement from Grafton Drug & Chemical Company promotes a female audience remedy titled Ladies Only End pain and Delay. It promises quick acting relief when nature fails, claiming results in 2 to 5 days. The text emphasizes safety and affordability at 98 cents for complete treatment and touts itself as the lowest price in town.
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Grafton Drug & Chemical Company
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Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
Star Sewing Club
B. C. Isner
Beach Street
Bible School of the First Church of Christ
V. F. W. Hall
Emma Morgan
Anna Motter
Gertrude Beavers
Ona C. Jeffreys
Flodie Cunningham
Clara Rosenberger
Isaway
Belle Ganer
Sadie Lockwood
Clarksburg
Ethel Huffman
Berkeley Springs
Bessie A. Coffe
Denver
Colo
Grace Plan
Weston
Murl L. Boyles
Philippi
Sadie Woodford
R. P. Bell
Point Pleasant
Grace Rohrbaugh
Belington
Anna Rendle
Graffton
Virginia Hose Waddell
Mr. Weekley
Ralph B. Waddell
Weekley
Roy Strong
Dixonville Pa
Lohengrin
Waddell
Baltimore
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Philippi High School
Broaddus College
West Virginia University
Phi Mu National Turority
Broadius College
Glenville State Teachers College
Waddell Fuel Company
Philipps
Counch
Mountain City Council No. 49
Wehn Hall
Bertha
Moats
Davie Moats
Mem
Jefferson Isle
Cheres Minnie
Marine
Minnie
Copparinutte
Geaul
Main ST
MOR
Mazda Lam
MAZDA
Rouen
West Main St
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Ie. William's Shaving Cup
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S.M.A
Washington Tobacco
We Lifebuoy
Neet
Noxzema
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Grafton Banking & Trust Building
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Monongahela System
Xe Griffin
ALL White
Pedoride
Peruna
Pinkham
S.S.S
Kodak Films
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