Virginia Alice Kinter Weds Leonard Gank in Quiet Grafton Ceremony
In Grafton West Virginia at 821 West Boyd Street Miss Virginia Alice Kinter wed Leonard J. Gank in a quiet ceremony performed by Rev E F K Roof. Attendants included Ceciley G Losh as matron of honor and C D Losh as best man. After, the couple left for a motor trip and will reside on West Francis Street after July 4. A large reception followed with a twenty five pound wedding cake baked by Ceciley G Lash and a display of gifts.
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Virginia Alice Kinter
Leonard J. Gank
Parents Home
W. Boyd Street
L W. Kinter
West Boyd Street
Selah Muller
Ray Withers
Lorhengrin
E. F. K. Roof
St. Paul's
Ceciley G. Losh
Grafton
Ceciley G. Lash
Latern
West Fran
Leonard Gank
West Boyd St
West Virginia
Business Girls Club
Grafton Park
Anna Korte
Ada Poling
Wy Beauty Hint weOTHY TREE Screen Actress
A screen actress shares a personal relaxation routine using Witch hazel on eyes as a rest cure for weary orbs. She emphasizes the importance of complete relaxation for health and attractiveness during leisure moments.
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Weothy Tree
Virginia Senator Seeks Special Session on Beer Legalization
Richmond June 28 definite movement to convene the Virginia general assembly in a special session without the governor's call to legalize beer. Senator William M. Tuck telegraphed members of both houses urging a petition so two-thirds support would compel the governor to issue the call. he would then prepare a formal application.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Pollard
William M. Tuck
Tuck
Oklahoma House votes to urge special session on prohibition
Oklahoma City June 28 The Oklahoma House of Representatives votes 63 to 34 to urge Governor W H Murray to permit a special session of the legislature to submit the question of prohibition to voters. The action aims to repeal existing alcohol laws and reopen the statewide debate.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma House of Representatives
W. H. Murray
Governor veto blocks state convention delegate bill
In a concurrent resolution the request moves to the senate for action. During the regular session Governor Murray vetoed a bill that would set up conventions to pick delegates for a state convention to resolve the issue. He argued the measure is unconstitutional.
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Senate
Murray
Personalities In City For Legal, Clerical, And Social Matters
Attorney J. Blackburn Ware of Philippi is in the city today for legal business. Attorney Brooks Deveney of Pairmont attends circuit court. The Rev E F K Roof Paul Brestel Miss Dorothy Nye Miss Elizabeth Shafferman and Miss Lucile Grennaman attend the Lutheran League state convention in Morgan town today and tomorrow. Mrs L W Heinlein of West Main street returns from Clarksburg after a visit. Mr and Mrs William Morris and son Vernon of Reeves avenue Fairmont are guests of Mr and Mrs C L Boyce of Blueville. Mrs Morris is Mrs Boyce’s sister. Mrs W T Courtney spends yesterday in Clarksburg on business. George Foster, now living in Proctor W Va, moves to this city to reside with his brother Arthur Foster on E Main Street.
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J. Blackburn Ware
Philippi
Brooks Deveney
Pairmont
E. F. K. Roof
Paul Brestel
Dorothy Nye
Elizabeth Shafferman
Lucile Grennaman
Morgantown
L. W. Heinlein
West Main Street
Clarksburg
Cooking School Of West Penn System Draws Crowd
The Frigidaire cooking school sponsored by Monongahela West Penn Public Service is held at the Jennings building on West Main street drawing large crowds. Miss Betty Harper, home economist, demonstrates economy of quantity buying, pre preparation of foods, dressings, salads, garnishes and desserts.
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Frigidaire
Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company
Jennings Building
West Main Street
Betty Harper
Harper
HITCH-HIKER TRAVELS 1070 MILES TO CHICAGO EXPO
Guy Loughry left Joliet Missouri last Wednesday and reached Grafton last night after a hitchhiking journey of 1070 miles. He spent the night with his Uncle Constable W A Wilhelm and this morning continued to Seven Islands Tucker county to visit his father Charles Loughry before starting back to Missouri.
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Missouri
Grafton
Chicago
Guy Loughry
Joliet
W. A. Wilhelm
Charles Loughry
Seven Islands
Tucker County
1300 Dry Officers Will Be Dropped
Washington reports 1300 prohibition bureau employees informed their services will be dispensed with by June 30 to cut expenses by four million dollars for the coming year. The action aims to reduce payroll costs and streamline operations across the bureau.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Fashion notes on lacework jewelry and shoe holes
The notes describe lacings matelasse two pressions appearing in fashion, pique jewelry carved in pique patterns, and three identical bracelets worn together. It notes this year’s trend of holes in the tops of shoes, not in the soles, and mentions cut-out designs and perforations as inset features.
Rodent Elimination Contest Demonstration Planned
A six year Monongahela system aims to showcase rodent control prowess with a demonstration by Miss Harper. The planned event features a tally including 046 mice 1 025 ground squirrels 983 moles 528 rats 265 gophers 173 rabbits and 33 mountain bears, and will run Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock at the school.
Rodent contest staged at University of the Philippines
The University of the Philippines organizes a contest inspired by the Pied Piper of Hamlin. Lane County Four-H boys plan to showcase improved cold storage methods as part of the citrus season efforts in Eugene, Oregon.
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University of the Philippines
Eugene
Ore
Hamlin
Land
Lane County
Aftermath to pray ers all over in election cheers
A vivid reflection on the election night, praising the outcome and unity while noting candidates, votes, and local notes. The piece celebrates West Virginia pride, recounts a water of sentiment, and ends with a humorous remark about the morning after no arrests in police court.
Jellied Tomato Salad Dinner Menu by Mrs Alexander Georg
A vintage menu featuring Jellied Tomato Salad and Creamed Chicken and Mushrooms for six. Includes Browned Potatoes Buttered Carrots Bread Plum Jam Angel Food Cake Dessert Coffee. Recipes detail chicken stock, mushrooms, pimientos, peppers, and gelatin molds with steps for a layered cold salad and lettuce garnish.
Gnats Defeat Planes In Humble Flight Caper
In Salt Lake City on June 28 a tiny saltwater gnat swarm clashed with a US Army Air Service plane over mud flats near the Great Salt Lake. The insect swarm clogged the carburetor’s screen filter, forcing the plane to a downed landing, a curious victory for the gnats.
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Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
United States Army Air Service
Eagle breaks own neck after woodland crash
Oliver on uemerbae shows a mounted golden eagle with a six foot ten inch wingspan as proof of an unusual woodland mishap. Se melsberger says the bird was killed when it struck a tree while swooping to seize a pheasant, breaking its neck.
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Oliver
Uemerbae
Semelsberger
Mannington Man Is Given Rank Of Major
Washington announces the promotion of Captain Herbert L. Kidwell of Mannington West Virginia to major in the regular army quartermaster corps. Kidwell, formerly a Mannington resident, is the son of Hannah Kidwell and has a brother James Stewart living in Mannington. He has many relatives in the Barrackville area.
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Mannington
Washington
War Department
Herbert L. Kidwell
W. V
Ary Quartermaster Corps
Major Kidwell
Pia
Hannah Kidwell
Batie James
Stewart
Nington
Barrackville
Sugar kills man in New Orleans sugar plant accident
In New Orleans on June 28, 2231 Paul Fonsecca died after five sacks of sugar toppled at the American Sugar Refining Company plant. The incident left Fonsecca fatally injured, with authorities detailing the industrial mishap.
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New Orleans
Paul Fonsecca
American Sugar “Refining Comepany
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