Local notices update from Grafton area events and gatherings
Community notes show house guests in Cumberland visiting West Main Street hosts in Grafton. White Rose Grove No 2 meets at Red Men hall with Rose Bud Circle preceding. Baptist Circle in Simpson plans July 2 program at Union Baptist Church with lawn fete and risk of rain venue move. Misses Gainer Emerson Poling plan Virginia hiking trip. Carr China employees among hosts at Civic Club meetings and Twentieth Century Club events at Grafton park. Junior Order elects officers. Baltimore and Ohio Veterans to meet. Dr and Mrs Kimble return from Baltimore. extended motor trip through Canada. Mrs Henton visiting from Waldwick. A C H Lodge to meet. Quot club picnic July 4 with Bingo and water carnival at Grafton Park.
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White Rose Grove No
White Rose Grove No. 2
Woodmen Circle
Red Men Hall
Nettie Isner
Rose Bud Circle No
White Rose Grove
Baptist Circle
Simpson
Union Baptist Church
Betty
Simpson High School
Pearl Mason
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Phone Us for Appointment
A brief notice urges readers to call to arrange an appointment, emphasizing convenient scheduling. It mentions no specific names, dates, or places, and focuses on encouraging direct phone contact to book a visit or consultation.
Evening program on WMMN chorus and orchestra
The event featured Jack Sitter and his Melody Boys with a rich program broadcast from WMMN Fairmont between 9 and 10 PM. Ralph H. Cline sang tenor solos in Happy Days and Lonely Nights, and the ensemble performed Wedding Bells and I’m Krazy for You among many numbers as plans for a large turnout were noted. The report shifts to a wartime air search, detailing the Spanish hydroairplane loss and the rescue by the British carrier Eagle with Major Franco describing the flight from Los Alcazares to the Azores. The tale includes Cape St Vincent, Azores layovers, and fuel exhaustion before the successful rescue.
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WMMN
Jack Sitter
Melody Boys
Fairmont
Ralph H. Cline
Lawrence Hechmer
Krazy
London
Eagle
Ramon Franco
Azores
Franco
Los Alcazares
Cape St. Vincent
Gibritar
Fayal
Personal notices from Prunetown and surrounding areas
Mr Joseph John one of Prun tytown s oldest residents and most prominent citizens was a business visitor in the city today Bernard J Foster of Clarington WV student at West Liberty Normal school is visiting at the home of his uncle and aunt Mr Arthur and Miss Margaret Foster of West Main street and with other relatives Mia Mrs Davis of Cross Roads Marion county returned to her home today after a short visit with friends in the city Miss Velma Gall 147 High street left last evening on 1 O train No 4 to spend her vacation in Wilmington Del She will also visit in Baltimore and other cities
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Joseph John
Pruntytown
Bernard J. Foster
Clarington
W. Va
West Liberty Normal School
Arthur
Margaret Foster
West Main Street
Mia
Mra Davis
Cross Roads
Marion County
Jends
Velma Gall
High ‘Street
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Floating Plane Continues Search Over Atlantic
The aviators who vanished after aiming for New York were missing over a day when officials acknowledged they failed to reach the Azores. General Primo De Rivera previously announced they had reached San Miguel Island, Abor.
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Azores
New York
Primo de Rivera
San Miguel Island
Abor
Rescue at Sea Near Santa Maria by Eagle Carrier
From the 24th to 27th gale force winds and drifting toward the Island of Santa Maria created an extremely dangerous situation. At dawn on the 29th the aircraft carrier Eagle found the vessel and took all on board, with praise for the aircraft and engine performance.
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Santa Maria
Eagle
Sunday Show Is Operated In Defiance Of Sunday Law
Williamson June 29 A temporary injunction barred officers from interfering with the operation of a theatre at Selbar ton on Sunday The writ issued from Circuit Court Judge I C Herndon after Hindy owner of the theatre claimed he could run on Sunday due to his Muslim faith Hindy says he observes his Sunday on Friday and his theatre is closed then Copley will decide on return from vacation in a month and the injunction may await circuit court disposition of charges against Hindy for operating a theatre on Sunday He was recently held for grand jury action.
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Copley
Eir-Cuit
Hindy
Clemans Case Indeadlock Stalemate in Kanawha Courts
Charleston municipal and state courts clash over authority in the Clemans budget bill forgery case. Circuit Judge Arthur P. Hudson refused to block Judge Morgan Owen from allowing Judge Henry K. Black to proceed with trial. Prosecuting Attorney J. Blackburn Watts said the state will seek a writ from the state Supreme Court. The Clemans trial was postponed indefinitely while legal questions persist. Separately at Dalhousie University, researchers report successful electric heart catheter tests in a cat after removal of a natural organ.
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Charleston
W. Va
Circuit Court
Arthur P. Hudson
Kanawha
Clemans
Hudson
Morgan Owen
Common Pleas Court
Henry K. Black
Intermediate Court
Leroy Clemans
Legislative
J. Blackburn Watts
Owen
Black
A. M. Belcher
State Supreme Court
Stewart Talks to Rotarians at Ladies Night Meeting
Edgar B. Stewart of Morgantown delivered a service focused address to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Grafton on Ladies Night, with Harold A. Rice welcoming and C. B. Wyckoff introducing the speaker. Fred B. Watkins announced next Friday’s officer installation as clubs prepare new projects and closer farmer business cooperation in Taylor County Grafton.
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Edgar B. Stewart
Morgantown
Rotary
Rotary Club
Hotel Grafton
Harold A. Rice
C. B. Wyckoff
Stewart
C. A. Keefer
George Moosey
J. W. Ault
G. T. Bartlett
Waller
Lawson Starcher
Chas. Warder
H. B. Flesher
C. P. Metzner
J. W. Brown
C. E. Wyckoff
Leslie Loar
A. R. Warden
R. M. Parrish
Charles E. Burke
Jed Robinson
Taylor County
Grafton
Epworth League Fireworks and Campfire Service Tonight
Epworth League presents a big fireworks display and a campfire religious service led by local ministers. Speakers include Dr Collins from Wesley Foundation Morgan town and Dr Shultz district superintendent. Jones Family quartet of Morgan town provides music. Sunday's schedule begins with a six o'clock morning watch, breakfast, open air institute, then West Main street church for Sunday school and special services led by Rev. Hughes.
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Collins
Wesley Foundation
Morgantown
Shultz
Jones Family
West Main Street
Hughes
MISS FLESHER HIGH SCORER AT GIRLS CAMP MEET
Martha Glenn Flesher of Grafton High School scored 500 points at Jackson's Mill in a state Four-H contest, becoming the top individual scorer amid Mingo Ta tribe leadership with 850 points. Dorothy Archer of Parkersburg placed second with 350 points. The event opened with Great Chief W H Kendrick and included Indian war dances and reports, as the Morgantown district of the West Virginia Methodist Conference promotes future rallies and the next gathering is slated for Kingwood. The 1930 USGA standard golf ball will be required for competition starting January 1 1930.
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Martha Glenn Flesher
Grafton High School
Jackson's Mill
Martha Glenn Plesher
Harry
Wlesher
Boys Industrial School
Pruntytown
Dorothy Archer
Parkersburg
W. H. Kendrick
Grafton Epworthians
Grafton Leagues
Epworth League
West Main St
Evans Grove
West Main Street
Morgantown
Haworth League
Fairymont
Kingwood
Terra Alta
Mt .Lake Park
Tunnelton
Rowlesburg
Grafton
Mt. Lake Park
Brave
West Virginia
The
Methodist Church
State Institute
Buckhannon
Cottage Cheese Mold and Fruit Jellies Recipes
Receives a collection of vintage recipe instructions for a cottage cheese salad mold, Currant Jam with red raspberries, and a Pineapple Fluff gelatin dessert. Includes measurements, mixing steps, chilling, molds, and serving ideas with listed ingredients and basic method notes.
Hoover Abandons Virginia Fishing Trip Plan
President Hoover stays at Washington after reports of heavy rains which drenched the forest road to his Virginia fishing preserve. Officials indicate he may take a brief automobile ride in the afternoon if conditions permit.
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Washington
Hoover
Virginia
National Pittsburgh 9 City Cincinnati 9 in first game
A tied nine run first game between National Pittsburgh and City Cincinnati ends at nine to nine. Both teams exchange threats and late bursts remain unresolved as rain delays loom over the doubleheader.
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National—Pittsburgh
City Joinnati
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Missessta
Aileen Gainer
Jessie Emerson
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B. F. Clark
Fred B. Watkins
Grafton Park
Mountaineer Council No. 44
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Wehn Hall
Alex Matthews
James E. Setler
J. B. Goff
A. D. Camp
J. B. Marley
C. C. Moats
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Inside Sentinel
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T. M. Beall
State Council
A. Stansbury
Baltimore and Ohio
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Bush Building
J. A. Kimble
Maple Avenue
Kimble
Mrs. Kimble
East
H. Moore
Canada
New Jersey
C. H. Henton
Waldwick
A. J. Torrey
Beech Street
C. H. Lodge
A. C. H. Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Atlantic City
Princess Ocean End
South Carolina Ave
Paul C. Rosecran
J&j
Welch’s
B. F. Poe
Gladys Newsom
Dorothy Perkins
Facial
RED Cross Pharmacy
West Side
Grafton, W. Va
Horta
Zaire
Iberian Peninsula
Portugal
the Eagle
Admiralty
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Cartagena
Greldon
Major Franco
OUR
America
C. V. Miller
Reliable Footwear
Gratton
Dalhousie University
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Nash
Studebaker
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Smith Auto CO
Grand St
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Mary Lou Frocks
Burton & Randolph Inc
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Pruntytown Girl
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