Farm Women Meet at Oak Grove With Festival Planned
Mrs. Ella Ford and Mrs. Alfred Ford hosted the Oak Grove Farm Women's club at the former's home. A covered dish lunch preceded a program. A festival is planned for July 1 at Rodderick schoolhouse. Next meeting hosts will be Mrs. Hannah Sinsel and Mrs. C B Sinsel. Attending included many named members and relatives. Rita Sorge presided at a Juniors session of the AOH lodge. A K of C hall meeting followed with routine business and picnic plans. Several club activities and a June social calendar were noted. Esther Baker and John H Carrico wed in Ashland Kentucky with a two week honeymoon and a Charleston home.
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Ella Ford
Alfred’ Ford
Oak Grove
Roderick School House
Hannah Sinsel
C. B. Sinsel
C. H.sinsel
Victor Ford
George Pranks
Betty Ford
Jesse L
Wiggs
Gerald Weaver
W. H. Rogers
Ralph Lemons
Allen Fast
P. E. Lucas
Ada Sinsel
Max Sinsel
Charles Rogers
Walter Lucas
Rose Mary Lucas
Sarah
Janet Lucas
Lee Ford
Helen Ford
Henry Ford
Catherine Ford
James Lee Wiggs
Maxine Sinsel
Beverly Ann Sinsel
Rita Jean Sorge
A. O. H. Lodge
K. of C. Hall
Kenneth
Alibi Sewing Club
West Main Street
Dudley Pauley
George Ashby
Ray Beatty
Ray Withers
Sher
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Moose Home
Roderick
Gleaners
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Andrews Sunday School
Lincoln Street
Edna Poling
8. T. Seymour
Leta Bartlett
Blanche Guard
F. E. Edwards
Bunner
Winnie Poling
Grafton Park
Esther Baker
J. H. Carrico
Pruntytown
John H. Carrico
Charleston
Ashland
Gratton High School
West Virginia Business College
Clarksburg
Farm Credit Administration
Rowlesburg
Rowlesburg High School
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White Sulphur Springs
New York World's Fair
Niagara Falls
Canada
Detroit
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Personal notes from weeklong Pittsburgh visit and kin visits
Mrs. Catherine King returned Sunday from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania after a week visiting her brother M J Welch. Mr and Mrs Hugh Moon and daughter Diane of Wellsburg were Sunday guests of Mrs Moon’s parents Mr and Mrs H R Coole. Durbin street William Beall of Grafton was
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Catherine King
Pittsburgh
M. J. Welch
Hugh Moon
Diane
Wellsburg
Barclay on Bridge How to make four spades after lead puzzle
In a four spade problem from a Barclay column a North East West dealer setup presents an end play and require careful play to reach four spades. The article explains the unusual bids and the sequence leading to the correct splay and discard and ends with the puzzle solution.
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East
Ng Features Syndicate, Inc
Visitor at the New York World's Fair and local greetings
A recent World’s Fair guest Mr Beall signed the Argentine pavillon guest register. Amblersburg visitors include Wayman Austin John Hoffman and Mr and Mrs Luther Funk and children Dorothy Elsie Joe and Herbert. Ada Oklahoma bound Gall family motor trip. Bridgeport residents Earle Brown family visited Knotts avenue hosts. J H Wilmoth and daughter Phyllis Ann returned from Parkersburg. Bertha Reese underwent major surgery at City hospital. Ti entsin tangents mention. Government restraint noted in foreign policy speech with Japanese and British fleet references.
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Beall
Wayman Austin
John Hoffman
Luther Funk
Dorothy
Elsie
Joe
Herbert
Amblersburg
Brooks Gall
David
Ada
Oklahoma
Earle Brown
Bridgeport
Churchill Warns Hitler to Pause as Britain Vows Readiness
In a late summer address Churchill warned Hitler of an immeasurable catastrophe possible if Germany plunges into war. He urged Hitler to pause and consider the world response, noting Britain’s state of extreme vigilance and defense readiness. He mocked Goebbels and Gayda for jeering at Britain over Japan tensions.
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Churchill
Britain
Hitler
Germany
Herr Goebels
Signor Gayda
Japan
Zea
Passenger Service Over Atlantic Is Underway
New York June 28. Aviation reaches a milestone with Pan American Airways Dixie Clipper setting off from Port Washington for Horta Lisbon and Marseille. Twenty two passengers and eleven crew inaugurate twice weekly trans Atlantic service marking a landmark in air travel progress.
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Port Washington
Long Island
Pan American Airways
Horta
Lisbon
Marseille
Europe
Alcock
Brown
Lindbergh
Byrd
Bittner Accuses Operators of Causing Coal Mine Suspension
Van A. Bittner of United Mine Workers district 7 testified in Charleston that southern West Virginia coal operators prompted seven weeks of bituminous shutdown to move out large above ground coal stocks. He claimed operators had piles to mulch the public with by May 12 and were ready to sign the agreement.
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Charleston
van A. Bittner
West Virginia
United Mine Workers District 7
Bittner
Bill Miner Sentenced To Six Months In Jail
ELKINS June 28 A plea of guilty to attempting to bribe a government witness was entered by William Miner of Graf ton in federal court. He received six months in Monongalia county jail after changing from not guilty to guilty on June 28. The charges said he tried to bribe Charles Banks and Bennie Spencer in Fairmont prior to a hearing before Commissioner L T Eddy.
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Elkins
William Miner
Grafton
Monongalia County
Miner
Charles Banks
Bennie Spencer
Fairmont
L.T. Eddy
B and O announces summer fare cuts on rail travel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reveals reduced fares effective June 30 with lower round trip prices in coaches and Pullmans and a 10 percent cut on one way fares. The savings grow with distance, encouraging longer trips. The plan promises cooler air conditioned trains, stewardess service on key routes, and convenient agent information for travelers planning vacations.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Shenandoah
New York
Washington
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Pullman
Start of War Details Probed by Pfeffer
A fragment recalls Pfeffer recounting investigations into a tragedy, asserting his belief surrounding Princess Sophie and implying continued wartime inquiry. The note hints at royal connections and the era’s political tensions amid ongoing conflict.
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Pfeffer
Sophie
Unclear royal murder tale hints at war trigger
A fragment from a 1914 era account quotes Pfeffer alleging pressure from Vienna to blame Serbia for the assassination that sparked World War I. The text recalls Princeps statements about the fatal shot to Sophie and the archduke, with claims of misfires and a botched autopsy request.
Correction notice for Parish Agency ad pricing
A correction in yesterday's Sentinel fixes the Parish Agency advertisement terms. The corrected price is $6000.00 payable $600.00 cash and $42.71 monthly for 15 years.
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Sentinel
Parrish Agency, Inc
Pensioner Pfeffer Keeps Busy amid Orchard Plans
In a quiet village Pfeffer, long retired from public life, tends his garden and a large model orchard despite years of inactivity. His energy stays high as he remains involved in the community and reflects on past plots with two accomplices who claimed they alone knew of the plan.
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Zip
Pfeffer
Labor Board Union Vote Sparks Runoff Threats
The Labor Board faced sharp criticism from its counsel and judges including Xen Hicks Florence Allen and Charles Simmons over a proposed forced election. They argued the method violated employee freedom of choice by offering only the board's nominee or none, likening it to Hobson’s choice and a history of regressive elections.
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Xen Hicks
Florence E. Allen
Charles Simons
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