Officers Installed as Naomi Chapter Holds Last Meeting
Society page notes Naomi Chapter No 12 Order of Eastern Star held its final meeting of the year in the Masonic Hall with Mrs Ella L Barber presiding as worthy matron. She received praise and gifts including a basket of flowers and a memorial jewel. New officers were installed for the coming year by grand officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Order of Eastern
Masonic Hall
Ella L. Barber
Ruby C.bonafield
Onen
Jefferys
dMirs
Roxanna Wilson Pene
Appie Barnes
Reba
C. P. Harris
Associatron
Florence H. Won
Frank
Wolfe
Dessie
W. C. Barnes
Sentinel
Social Calendar June 28 and Local Dance News
June 28 schedule includes Group 1 Sunshine band at 8 at the U. B. church with Mrs. Evelyn Saffel in charge and Star Sewing Club at Mrs. H. R. Messenger’s home. Closing program at Vacation church school at First Baptist at 7 30. Prosecution details include remarks by J. C. Holt and Callie Long. Committees named and a chicken dinner served to 125. Moose Home hosts Carl Wilmoth and his Melody Makers from 9 to 1 with air conditioning. Poison ivy study notes 800 tons used in experiments show unrushiol as a kin of carbolic acid.
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Sunshine Band
U. 8B
Evelyn Saffel
Star Sewing Club
H. R. Messenger
First Baptist Church
P. J. Null
J. C. Holt
Callie Long
Morgantown
Wilbert Nicodemus
Claude Courtney
Maude Knight
Mary J. Hartman
Dora Poling
Mary Nicodedem
Katherine McGuffie
Tunnelton
Grafton
Moose
Carl Wilmoth
Melody Makers
Elkins
Davis and Elkins College
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Beckley
Charleston
Huntington
Deadlock in Coal Parley Halts Wage Talks
Washington June 28 The deadlock between United Mine Workers and Appalachian soft coal producers on wage and hour terms continued with no agreement after a long committee session. Miners seek a 30 hour week and about 10 percent wage gains while producers want to renew contracts for nine more months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Orkers
Appalachian Soft Coal
White House
Guffey Bill Sole
Hill
Wash
Ways and Means
H. L. Findlay
Cleveland
House
Roosevelt
Findlay
Local residents and visitors noted in Grafton notices
Lawrence Wadsworth of Graf ton was admitted to Grafton City hospital for a major operation. Miss Elizabeth Kinney of the city was received for a major operation. Hal Curtis of Spencer, admitted midweek, to be discharged tomorrow. Mrs Thomas Mann of Winona Minnesota visiting her parents in the city. She is known as Miss Mable Sergeant and will stay several weeks. Mrs W McIntosh, ill four weeks, moved home to Knottsville. Mr and Mrs N F Kendall of the city and Mr and Mrs William Fowler of Fairmont are in Atlantic City for ten days. Donnie McGlove of Washington Pa returned home after three weeks with Francis Powell. Miss Geraldine Wells returned to Washington DC.
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Lawrence Wadsworth
Grafton
Grafton City Hospital
Elizabeth Kinney
Grafton City Hosital
Hal Curtis
Spencer
Thomas Mann
Winona
Minnesota
J. B. Sergeant
Mable Seargeant
W. McIntosh
Dorsey
Knottsville
N. F. Kendall
William Fowler
Fairmont
Atlantic City
Donnie McGlove
Washington, Pa
Francis Powell
Maple Avenue
Geraldine Wells
Washington, D. C
Gold Bills Introduced Denying Damages for Gold Clause
Washington June 28 An admission bill by House Banking Chairman Steagall would strip holders of government securities of the right to sue the government over gold devaluation and would allow exchange of gold clause securities by Sept 1 1935. Roosevelt urged the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steagall
House Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Banking Committee
House
Committee
Treasury
United States
Local residents plan Canadian trip and visits
Mrs. Esther Nestor and family spent the week with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rowland of Maple avenue left last evening for an extended vacation through Canada. They will attend the Brotherhood of Railway Engineers convention in Pittsburgh and visit Niagara Falls before continuing to the Canadian lakes region. Misses Margaret and Virginia Hanway have returned from visiting friends in Hagerstown, Maryland.
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Esther Nestor
W. S. Rowland
Maple Avenue
Canada
Pittsburgh
Brotherhood of Railway Engineers
Niagara Falls
Canadian Lakes Region
Margaret
Virginia Hanway
Hagerstown
Three Men Jailed In Death Of Evan Wells
Prestonburg Kentucky June 28 three Wise Virginia men W F Carter 55 F D Hubbard 40 and Luther Mullins 32 are jailed as authorities investigate the death of Evan Wells 42 East Point Kentucky. Sheriff M T Strumbo said the trio said they did not stop to assist the injured man because they feared violence from Wells companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prestonburg
Wise
Evanwells
East Point
Evans
M. T. Strumbo
Theimen
W. F. Carter
F. D. Hubbard
Luther Mullins
Wells
Barber Sought as Slayer by Officials
Williamson WV officials seek 45 year old barber Savage of Borderland on a warrant for the slaying of Mrs Grace Parsley 38 of near Nolan. Prosecuting Attorney J W Copley says Savage shot Parsley during an argument last night at her home and she died soon after at Williamson hospital. Parsley is survived by four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Savage
Borderland
W. Va
Grace Parsley
Nolan
J. W. Copley
Parsley
Borah to celebrate 70th birthday tomorrow
Senator William E. Borah, dean of the senate and Idaho's longtime constitutional and foreign affairs authority, will turn 70 tomorrow. He declined a birthday interview and asked the milestone pass quietly after 28 years in the Senate amid numerous political battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Washington
William E. Borah
Senate
Idaho
Suit Filed Against Banking Firms and Directors
A high value suit for 10 506 090 40 charging fraud and conspiracy was filed in the supreme court today against 15 officers and directors of James Speyer and Company and J and W Seligman and Company and Edward N Brown director of the St Louis San Francisco railway. The suit filed by John G Ponsdale and James M Kur trustees of the St Louis San Francisco railway accuses the defendants of selling worthless stock of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad to the St Louis San Francisco road. A United States court in Boston ruled that a shop salesgirl unintentionally stepping on a customer foot is negligence not an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
James Speyer & Company
J. & W. Seligman and Company
Edward N. Brown
St. Lewis-San Francisco Railway Company
John G. ‘Ponsdale
James M. Kur
United States
Boston
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Brownlow Park
Earl Bennett
Leo Crane
Richard Williams
A. V. Riddle
W. P. Clark
Jackie
Hoskinson
Frank Rogers
Mountain City
D. of A
Yes
Rosemont
Rowlesburg
Clarksburg
Carrie ‘Taylor
PERSO
Thor
Sidrow
General Radio
Grafton Fruit
California
Steagall Bill
Ira Henderson
Waynesburg
Waynesburg College
Henderson
Menear Skating Rink
Opera House
Commes & Saturnay
Carl Laemmle
Universal
Jean Dixon
Esther. Ralston
Victor Varconi
Matt McHugh
Alan Crosland
Tommy
George Arlis
Cardinal Richelieu
Mitchell
John. Monroe Johnson
John Monroe- Johnson
Marion, S
Ewing Y. Mitchell
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Barber
Empiré Market
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