Weiner Roast and Golden Wedding Note in Society Pages
Society editor reports a Weiner roast hosted by Cline of Knottsville Road with many guests named including Ruth Colebank, Lillian Cole Howard Felton and more. Also notes Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs Shafferman at 126 Abbott Street with open house times. Business Girls Club hosts another Weiner roast with a long guest list and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiner
Cline
Knottsville Road
Ruth Colebank
Lillian Cole
Howard Felton
Paul Money
Bertha Williams
Claire Lundy
Laura Bennett
Maxine Moore
Justine Moore
Warden Williams
Edwin Ford
Hayward Dillion
Madeline Britton
Mildred Britton
Chester Colebank
Gordon Dillion
Howard Dillion
Hilda Sevier
Billy Sevier
Dorsey Newbrough
Ralph Satterfield
Rex Satterfield
Elizabeth
Elsie Phillips
Roscoe Keyser
Lorin Nester
Henry Cline
Maxine
Junior
Betty
Owen Shoemaker
Rosalea Keyser
Mary Loren
Katie Keyser
Business Girls Club
Katherine Tucker
Mrs. Collett
Businies Girls Club
Carolyn Brown
Dorothy Sapp
Madeline Eee Aaeen
Hilda Cole
el Paso
Texas
Martha Devers
Kathryn Tucker
Anne Tucker
Catherine Madden
Mary Shields
Nellie Tucker
Beatrice Shields
Lucille McCafferty
Paul Harrison
Dorsey Sapp
Ralph Shahan
Alex Jackson
James F. Holt
Ralph Gale
James Guth
5. Collett
Harry Mason
Raymond Marshall
Roy Walters
Ralph Shoemaker
Michael Tucker
Alfred Dehlinger
Hugh Me‘Phail
Birth of Ralph Watson Beckwith in Wendel family home
Mr and Mrs Watson Beckwith of Wendel announce the birth of a nine pound son named Ralph Watson Beckwith. Born Wednesday at 12 o clock at their home, the mother is Lola Sines daughter of P M Sines of Simpson. Father works for the Maryland Coal Company.
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Watson Beckwith
Wendel
Ralph Watson Beckwith
Lola Sines
P. M.sines
Simpson
The
Maryland Coal Company
Social calendar for Mountain City groups tonight
Mountain City Council No 49 Daughters of America meets at 7 30 in Wehn hall with candidate initiation. Camp 3996 Royal Neighbors of America gathers at Modern Woodman Hall at 2 30. Naomi Chapter No 12 Order of Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple at 8 with memorial and installation services. Friday One Big Union convenes at 7 30 in Brinkman hall. Epworth League lawn party at West Main Street M E church Friday at 7.
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Mountain City Council
Daughters of America
Wehn
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman Hall
Naomi
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Brinkman
Epworth League of
West Main Street
M. E. Church
Personal notices from Jarvis Tire manager to Goodyear meeting
Mack Bolyard leaves for Clarksburg for Goodyear meeting at Waldo Hotel with dinner to follow. Mrs. Helen McCandless Ford and children from Akron and Mrs. Julia Ford Daugherty of Warren visit en route east. Robert Remlinger heads to Pittsburgh for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Stitt and three children depart for Wheeling to visit Stitt’s parents. Mrs. P. T. Crickenberger returns to Nitro after visits. Miss Virginia Crickenberger bound for Duke University summer term in Durham. H. Davis attends business in Clarksburg. Lloyd Saffel, homebound two months, now able to go out. C. O. Marsh in city checking loan application. Miss Mary Whalen returns to Cincinnati to resume Samaritan Hospital work after three weeks with parents. Bertran Farence home with pneumonia. Fred J. Mueller of Mergenthaler Linotype Co. visits Grafton. Watson Beckwith visits Grafton. Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Snider and son Charles of Richwood spend a few days here.
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Robert Remlinger
Pittsburgh
Walter B. Stitt
R. M. Parrish
Brownlow Park
Wheeling
Mr. Stitt
P.T. Crickenberger
Nitro
Virginia Crickenberger
Durham
N. C
Duke University
H. Davis
Clarksburg
Lloyd Saffel
C. O. Marsh
The
Peoples Bank
Philippi
Fred J. Mueller
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Brooklyn
Grafton
Watson Beckwith
Wendel
C. A. Snider
Charles
Richwood
City
New Veterans Group Forms in Taylor County Meet
Veterans of Foreign Wars organizers in Taylor County held an initial meeting at the court house with delegates from Clarksburg Fairmont and Rowlesburg. Department Commander Creed H. Conley led the session to launch the drive and a 15 member charter is needed, with 20 veterans showing interest to join as charter members. A second meeting may be held next week to organize and elect officers.
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Taylor County
United States
Court House
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Rowlesburg
Creed H. Conley
Panbon
Conley
Trial of Four Negroes Putt Off Until Friday
Acting Mayor Fred V. Kunst postponed the arraignment of Emmett Dalton James Finney Jesse Wilson and Symthia Parsons all colored on four counts of being drunk and fighting at the Wilson home on Barrett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred V. Kunst
Emmett Dalton
James Finney
Jesse Wilson
Symthia Parsons
Wilson Home
Barrett
Sister of Grafton Man Succumbs in Wheeling
Miss Eunice Mary Snodgrass sister of Charles Snodgrass of this city died this morning at 11 o clock at the Monastery of Our Lady of Charity in Wheeling where she was in training Her brother Charles was at her bedside Funeral arrangements are not complete
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Eunice Mary Snodgrass
Charles Snodgrass
Monastery of Our Lady of Charity
Wheeling
Charles
Rouge makeup tips for natural color in screen faces
The note urges screen actresses to avoid obvious rouge and study facial lines to find a natural shade. It suggests oval faces use blended rouge to prevent a china doll look, promoting subtler cosmetic application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gale
Youth pleads not guilty in Chicago aviation case hearing
A quartet requested additional time to gather witnesses after indicating a plea of not guilty. Hearing set for Friday at 9 am. Arrests were made by Patrolmen John Moran and Earl DeMoss following neighbor reports at the Century of Progress scene in Chicago. Paul, working in the aviation exposition, wrote his parents describing his move. He had found employment with help from an aviator met at Elkins where a recent air circus was held. He left home without informing his parents and will remain in Chicago while employment lasts or until school reconvenes this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moran
Earl DeMoss
Chicago
Paul
Elkins
Young Ridenour Finds Work in Chicago
Paul Ridenour, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Will Ridenour, is employed in Chicago. The brief item notes his new job status and local family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridenour
Chicago
Paul Ridenour
Will Ridenour
Mercury Near June Heat Record As Rain Brings Hope
A warm spell tightened into a potential year high as temperatures rose from 68 at 6 AM to 90 by early afternoon with a 95 degree high earlier in the week. Light rain last night, measured at 0.45 inches by U.S. Weather Service observer W. E. Clayton, offered relief to farmers and gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Cleavenger
Mother Earth
Heaven
W. E. Clayton
U. S
Final Checks Ready to Mail to Taylor County Teachers
Final pay checks for teachers of Taylor county are prepared for distribution at the office of Superintendent Lloyd L. Shriver. The checks cover excess pay based on experience and funded from local taxes, totaling 11,239.40 dollars. Basic salary checks were distributed recently, and these finalize salaries for the current school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Lloyd L. Shriver
Mr. Shriver
Two Weirton Steel Coppers Held for Bombing
Two Weirton Steel Company policemen, William Deadows and Harold Smith, are jailed in Hancock County awaiting arraignment on a building bombing charge tied to a union meeting place. If convicted, they face five to ten years. They were transferred from Wellsburg after posting $10,000 bonds on concealed weapons charges. Grains rose, cotton fell, and the dollar eased against foreign exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cumberland
W. Va
Weirton Steel Company
Hantock County
Weirton
William Deadows
Harold Smith
Wellsburg
Brooke County
Prices Move Slowly in Very Listless Market
Dedham Mass June 28 Nodma Millen daughter of a for fact of robbery and murder Her trial lasted six days ending shortly after midnight with conviction of three indictments a clean sweep for the state Norma's husband Morton Miller leader of the trio his brother New York June 28 Fi Irving and Abraham Faber all convicted of murder financial markets were in a waiting mood today and prices in most juries out seven hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Nodma Millen
Norma
Morton Miller
New York
Irving
Abraham Faber
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Cummings
Federal Bar Association
Washington
Homer S. Cummings
Ralph G. Cornell
Associated Press
Coral Parrish Montgomery
Turner
Agnes Tufverson
Mack Bolyard
Jarvis Tire Service
Goodyear
Waldo Hotel
Helen McCandless Ford
Carl and
Evelyn
Akron
Ohio
Julia Ford Daugherty
Warren
Blanche Guard
NEW Veterans Group
Foreign Wars
Ieaieueke
Ben H. Franz
Two Steel Co
Soma Millen
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Esso
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