Survise Birthday Party for Mrs Elizabeth Peacock
A surprise birthday party honored Mrs Elizabeth Peacock on her eightieth birthday at 121 Lin Street hosted by Mr and Mrs S P A Hedrick. Guests included the Rogers, Carlyle, Hedrick, Hannon, Peacock families and others. a six o'clock dinner followed by radio music and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Peacock
S. P. A. Hedrick
Lin-' Street
Peacock
FP. Rogers
William Carlyle
F A Hedrick
Mas
C.F. Hannon
George Peacock
B M Peacock
Henry Peacock
J. D. McCracken
King
Hedrick
Garrett
Laura Frances Hannon
Hazel Louise Hannon
Virginia Lee Peacock
Frances
Ed. McCracken
Picnic Gathering Described By Gale Ryan
Arrangements for another picnic were made after a day of watermelons and ice cream at 4 o'clock. A pleasant day was reported by all present including Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Young, Mrs. Harriett Hall, and many others such as C. W. Paugh, Coy McDaniels, Hally Murphy, Willie Bartlett, Eddie Smith, J. L. McBee, Ferman Weaver, Mary Shirley, Porter Weaver, Alma Haddix, Linwood Young, Harriet Young, Perry Bartlett, Gale Ryan, and Jack Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellenor
Pleasant Creek
M. E
Grafton Park
J. L. McBee
C. W. Paugh
Artie J. Cole
C. W
Gale Ryan
W. F. Cole
E. L. Young
Harriett Hall
C. D. Paugh
Coy McDaniels
Hally Murphy
Willie Bartlett
Eddie Smith
J. L. Mc
Mary Dadisman
James McDaniel
Irman Weaver
Wilma Weaver
Etha Bolyard
Pauline Clevenger
John Bartlett
Buell Ryan
Fay Heatherly
Jack Ryan
Move Forward Philippi's Plans for New Structure
Dr Karl J Myers head of the citizens committee for a new Philippi community building funded by Reconstruction Finance Corporation or federal funds has called an evening meeting at the court house. All local organizations and civic clubs have been invited to send representatives. Architect L D Schmidt of Fairmont has been retained to work on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippi
Karl J. Myers
Citizens’ Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Court House
L. D. Schmidt
Fairmont
Local residents leave for Baltimore and Florida visits
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hostler head to Baltimore to visit friends and return by week’s end. Eleanor Jacobs expected home today from Clarksburg. Mrs. L. T. Goff of Baltimore visits parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warne. Emma Annis Thayer from Charleston visits her mother on Thayer street. Ralph Carlyle and James Allen der head to Lakeland, Florida, by fruit truck, plan to hitchhike back. Mrs. G. H. A. Batson and daughter host Mrs. Hattie Thompson of Columbus, Ohio. Lottie Brown and Emma Reid of Johnston, Pa., visit relatives over Sunday. Mrs. G. W. Mallonee and daughters return from Strassburg, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hostler
Walnut Street
Baltimore
Eleanor Jacobs
Clarksburg
Helen Hopkins
L. T. Goff
Roy Warne
West Boyd Street
Emma Annis Thayer
W. W. ‘Trent
Charleston
Myrtle Thayer
Thayer Street
Ralph Carlyle
James Allender
Blueville
Lakeland
Florida
Placid Lakes
G. H. A. Batson
Lee Bennett, Jr
Hattie Thompson
Columbus
Ohio
Lottie Brown
Emma Reid
Johnston
G. W. Mallonee
Ed, Pickett
Allie Chamberlain
Mollie Newton
Strassburg
Plea to Drop Mellon Action Studied
Washington June 27 A District of Columbia judge studied a motion to dismiss Olson s 220 million suit against Andrew W Mellon and other former treasury officials alleging they aided foreign steamship companies defraud the government of income taxes The suit was filed by David A Olson a former Senate banking and stock market investigator The defense argued the complaint was malicious fanciful and had no place in court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
David A. Olson
Senate
Mellon
Ogden L. Mills
Arthur A. Ballantine
Alexander W. Gregg
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
J. Harry Covington
Olson
Civil War statute cited in suit over $100 million demand
Olson argues Mellon and officials failed to collect $100 million from unnamed foreign steamship companies and forced a $10,000 refund. Charles A. Russell, Olson's counsel, says the suit rests on law and fact. He notes amended tax returns tied to the 1921 revenue act and alleges taxes should have been under 1916 1917 and 1918 laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Mellon
Theovernment
Charles A. Russell
Federal Power Commission
Western Pennsylvania Coal Producers Urge Unified Code
Pittsburgh June 27 heavy tonnage coal producers in western Pennsylvania move toward a fair competitive code and tri state coordination. J D A Morrow named chairman of the Coal Code Association of Western Pennsylvania with W W Keefer as vice chairman. The Western Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association joins the effort and eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia operators are invited to join. The group aims to align wages and freight rates amid recovery bill pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Coal Code Association of
J. D. A. Morrow
Pittsburgh Coal Company
W. W. Keefer
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Ben
Pittsburg Coal Company
Keefer
Pittsburgh Coal
Western Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association
Cose Association
C. F. Hosford, Jr
Butler Consolidated Coal Company
Morrow
Ohio
West Virginia
Central Coals Associates
Hugh
Johnson
E. B. Lessen‘ring
Philadelphia
Westimoreland Coal Company
Scott Stewart
New York
W. J. Rainey, Inc
George H. Love
Union Collergies Company
Blast furnace at Edgar Thompson works to relight and reopen
The June 27 report notes the red glare from the blast furnace signaling industrial recovery. Furnace No 1 at Carnegie Steel Companys Edgar Thompson works Braddock will be blown in today, sending several hundred men back to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittachurch
Tri-State
Purnace No. 1
Edgar ‘Thompson Works
Carnegie Steel Company
Braddock
Woman Recovers After Treating Health Decline
Mrs. M. J. Griffith of 1214 E. 7th Ave recounts a five year health decline marked by nervousness headaches dizziness weakness and fatigue. She credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for a strong turn in health after using two bottles and improving appetite and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
M. J. Griffith
E. 7Th Ave
Dr. Pierce
Steel plants resume activity after lull in workforce
A civic celebration marks renewed steel work as Wheeling Steel's Benwood plant reopens with 300 idle workers returning. Weirton Steel reports 2,000 hires in 60 days as conditions improve. Donora plant to restart 11 of 13 open hearth furnaces this week. Monessen operations to run 10 of 12 furnaces within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Benwood
Wheeling Steel Company
Weirton Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Donora
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Monessen
Thief Suspect Captured in Worthington Robbery
Fairmont reports Anna Delligatti indicted for the winter robbery of Frank Shaver, 71, of Worthington. She was captured in Hamilton, Ohio after extradition papers were signed in Columbus. Delligatti, with Loman Jenkins and Nick Bananas, faced charges over about 195 dollars stolen. the two men were arrested earlier and claimed the money was with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Anna Delligatti
Frank Shaver
Worthington
Hamilton
Ohio
Homer C. Toothman
Delligatti
Ohio City
Harold Ridgeley
Charleston
Kump
Columbus
Ridgeley
Loman Jenkins
Nick Bananas
Shaver
Nye links industrial greed to regulation in U S recall
Senator Gerald P Nye of North Dakota told the National Association of Retail Grocers in Atlantic City the government must regulate industry due to greed while praising President Roosevelt for fair play and urging alignment with the industrial recovery act. He suggested government involvement in banking as a remedy to depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Gerald P. Nye
Republican
North Dakota
National Association of Retail Grocers
Nye
Senate
Appropriations and Insular Affairs
Roosevelt
Association
Menus of the Day and Recipes for Two
A daily meal plan lists Breakfast Luncheon and Dinner menus with items like Chilled Melon French Toast Bacon Coffee Vegetable Salad Bread Butter and Pear Sauce Gingerbread Iced Tea. It then provides recipe directions for Bitter Toast and various fillings, including tomato cucumber celery pepper and onion mixtures for salads and Corn Stuffed Peppers with steps on prep washing peppers stuffing and baking.
Betty 3-Year-Old Displays New Hostile Attitude Toward Mother
A mother reports Betty a three year old previously gentle child now oppositional and defiant to her. Betty remains affectionate toward her father who is more responsive when present. Experts note such behavior is common in ages three to five during emotional changes and shifts attachment from mother to father, often intensified by a new baby. The mother is advised to stay patient and affectionate, avoid mirroring hostility, and provide satisfying play experiences to maintain trust and prevent future breach.
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Betty
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Fritz Marshall
Terra Alta
James Wall
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Marshall
Fordyce-Rinehals
Earl Sebring
Mendelssohn
East Brady
Baptist Church
Harry Gruebele
Rimersburg
Margaret T. Clark
Grafton
E. Z. Greenaalt
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Kaylor
Broad Street
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Pducco
Duco
DuPont
Simoniz
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W. Main St
Union Brokerage Inc
Morgantown Avenue
W. VA
Frigidaire
Jennings
West Main Street
Miss Betty Harper
Home Economist
Morongahela
Northern Coal Fields Owners Drafting Code
British Empire
London
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Canada
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Ramsay MacDonald
Mihara
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Theazine
Newsboy
Charles G. Corbin
O Neugh
Lange
Whit
Betty Nothig
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