Andrews M. E. Church Ladies Aid Meet At Home
Group A of the Ladies Aid Society of Andrews M. E. Church will meet in regular session on Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Lila Miller Knotts Avenue All are urged to be in attendance Interesting and important matters will be discussed Thornton School Program At Thornton school on Friday March 3 teachers entertained the Board of Education of Fetterman district The program featured a singing scripture and prayers and a long list of musical numbers including duets solos and jokes A pretty St Patrick's Day color scheme was used and refreshments served The next meeting will be at Blueville school with Wal A Wood as chairman, and Emmett Moss and Imogene Devers as teachers Welfare Department of the Women's Club Meets Tuesday at 2 30 with discussons of important matters Ladies Aid Society West Main Street M E Church meets Tuesday 7 30 with business of importance on agenda
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Ladies Aid Soety
Andrews M. E. Church
Lila Miller
Knotts Avenue
Thornton School
Teachers and Board of Education of
Fetterman
Thornton School House
America
Ruth Withers
Eugene Dick
Board of Education
Old Village
Martha Lee
Susan Jane Hedrick
Cornet
C. A Painter, Jr
Clayton Butcher
Lloyd Current
Margaret Hedrick
Virginia DeMoss
Goldie DeMoss
Emmett DeMoss
Silver Haired Daddy
C. A. Painter
J Warthen Bailey
E Bebe Dick
Mr. Jones
Warthen Bailey
Ed. McDougal
C. A. Painter, Jr
Jerry Rand
Emmett de Moss
Johnny
Mrs. Jones
Mary
Imogene Dev
Emmett Moss
Imogene Devers
Achers
The
of Education
Earl Jawcett
William Es
Women's Club
Jolliffe's Store
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Societ of the
West Main Street
M. E. Church
MELLO-GLO face powder advertised by Grafton Drug
An ad promotes MELLO-GLO face powder claiming long wear smooth skin and a fragrance. It markets a pure, irritant-free formula with a flaky look avoided, selling for 50 cents and one dollar tax free.
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Powler
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Adv
Resolution on Hiring School Teachers Endorsed by Mountaineer Council
The Mountaineer Council No. 44 Jr. O U A M in Grafton West Virginia passed a resolution urging Taylor County education boards to give preference to local teachers and reduce nonresident instructors. The action aims to curb emigration for teaching jobs and was published to inform the public and ensure it is on council minutes.
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Sentinel
Mountaineer Council
United American Mechanics
Taylor County
Lodge
Mountaineer Council No
Grafton
W. Va
Taylor Mountains
Boards of Education
Grafton Sentinel
Grafton Press
Mountaineer Council No. 44
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Personal notes from the city with multiple visitors
Mrs R L Campbell and children Richard and Helen return from Washington where they attended the inauguration. Miss Klaude Spaur, teacher at the local high school, attends the inauguration in Washington. Mr and Mrs John Peters of Philadelphia attend Mrs Barbara Headlogher funeral. Several locals visit relatives and attend events in Washington and Parkersburg.
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R. L. Campbell
Richard
Helen
Jean
Washington
Klaude Spaur
Ronald Knotts
Pruntytown
John Graham
Grattonian
Newburg
John Peters
Philadelphia
Barbara
Fay Brown
Wade Carey
Fairmont
Joe White
St. Charles Street
E. R. Denison
Philippi
Clyde, Richman
Maple Avenue
Parkersburg
W. T. Courtney
Washington, D. C
Edwin Davis
Rainey predicts quick beer legalization in new House
Representative Henry T. Rainey of Illinois, the Democratic speaker nominee, declared the party will legalize beer at the earliest moment, possibly as soon as March 20 under suspension of the rules. He noted a two thirds vote would be needed, but believed majority support exists. The prior Senate version of the Collier bill faced opposition after its alcohol content was reduced, with revenue estimates ranging from 75 million to 300 million dollars.
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Washington
Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
Rainey
House
Congress
Senate
Collier
Senate Judiciary Committee
Democratic Party
Pinchot Caught In Own Bank Holiday Proclamations
Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania admits he had only 95 cents in cash when he proclaimed a Saturday to Monday bank holiday. He says he paid the amount and his car has enough gasoline to return to Harrisburg.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Married Women to Retain Public Jobs
Chicago reports agitation to remove married women from public payrolls faces legislative inaction. Nebraska and other states consider restricting official posts to family heads, with bills likely to be voted down this week. The proposed law targets wives of men earning over $2,000 annually in public funds.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Crazed Gunman Kills Two in Cleveland Slain by Neighbors
A frenzied shooter killed two men and wounded eight before police and nearby residents, armed with shotguns, brought him down as he fired at pedestrians. The victims included tailor Louis Callie and Roy Neal, 38, with the assailant felled after a chase through several blocks.
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Cleveland
Louis Callie
Roy Neal
Ida
Iowdan la
Roosevelt Expresses Sorrow Over Mayor Cermak Death
President Roosevelt expressed deep personal sorrow over the death of Chicago mayor Anton J. Cermak in Miami The president said the news affects him very deeply and personally and noted the bullet that killed Cermak was intended for him.
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Oosevelt
Cermak
Vehineten
Anton J. Cermak
Miami
Roosevelt
Chicago
Plans for June 27 vote on 18th amendment repeal
A joint legislative committee drafted ten tentative plans for a special state election on June 27 to choose delegates to a state convention. The convention would declare West Virginia’s stance on repealing the 18th amendment.
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Chateston
West Virginia
Aged woman Elizabeth Price dies after yearlong illness
Elizabeth Price 78 dies at sister J L Shuman s Sandy Creek home after a year of illness. Daughter of George and Christiana Baker Ensminger of Wetzel County widow of William Price. Survived by brother N A Ensminger Pricetown and sister Jannah J Shuman. Funeral at Priceown Starkey Cemetery Bartlett in charge.
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Elizabeth Price
J. L. Shuman
Sandy Creek
Laude
George
Christiana Baker Insminger
Wetzel County
William Price
Church of Christ
N. A. Ensminger
Pricetown
Jannah J. Shuman
Bartlett Funeral
Priceown
Starkey Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
County Court Ends Session With Bridge Ruling
The county court met in regu ar session and will take up several matters. It reconsidered building a 12 foot bridge over Horse Run near Weser man in Feterman district and ordered a 16 foot bridge to improve travel. The afternoon session heard a contest over the estate of the late L D Phillips of Feterman district, with Mrs Mary Telmick represented by Eugene Somerville.
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Reguar
Horse Run
Three Fork
Weserman
Feterman
Ravel
L. D. Phillips
Fetterman District
Mary Telmick
Eugene Somerville
Hel- Vick
West Virginia Adds Color to Inaugural Parade
West Virginia contributions brightened the inaugural parade. Parkersburg Post A American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps wore white striped breeches with gold and black coats. Piedmont’s Kelly Mansfield wore coal and bright gold breeches. Officials Herbert Fitzpatrick and Mrs. J. C. Burchinal represented the state party.
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Washington
West Virginia
Parkersburg
American Legion
Kelly Mansfield
Piedmont
Guarantee of Bank Deposits Proposed by Nation Committee
A New York group calling itself Committee for the Nation urged a dollar devaluation paired with a government guarantee of bank deposits. Led by Frank A. Vanderlip, the committee favored suspending specie payments, embargoing gold shipments, and studying price stabilization after leaving the gold standard. The group, which includes Rosenwald, Wood, Bendix, Rand, Frazer, Sexauer, and Hammond, says Congress should provide a federal guarantee of all existing deposits.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
Committee For the Nation
Congress
Mr. Vanderlip
The
National City Bank
Lessing J. Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck & Co
General R. E. Woodsi
Sears Roebuck & Co
Vincent R. Bendix
Bendix Aviation Corp
J. H. Rand, Jr
Remington Rand, Inc
Frederic H. Frazier
General Baking Co
F.H. Sexauer
National Dairymen's League
Co-operative Association, Inc
John Henry Hammond
Bangor and Aroostook Railroad
National Industrial Conference Board
Finance Committee
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Night of Restlessness and Hospital Wall Collapse Tragedy
A.nline across accounts shows A B Corder, a prominent stockman and banker, recovering from illness after a stroke in Florida and pneumonia at his Route 50 farm home near Pruntytown. Separate reports from Memphis record two inmate deaths and six injuries when a rear hospital wall collapsed under pig wind pressure at Shelby County Hospital for the Poor.
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A. B. Corder
Pruntytown
Memphis, Tenn
Shelby County Hospital
Arrests In Clash At Demonstration In D C
Washington March 6 at least three people were injured and twenty were arrested during clashes between police and demonstrators as President Roosevelt told the District of Columbia commissioners he did not object to any parade that would not disrupt traffic. A mixed group including whites and blacks left a meeting hall to march to the District demanding larger relief allowances and equal treatment for whites and blacks.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
O'Brien Sidelined by Rheumatism Delays State Duties
Charleston reports secretary of state William B. O'Brien likely to be unable to assume duties for a week due to rheumatism. In his absence Promes P. Key, chief clerk, will run the secretary of data's office under the former administration.
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Holt
Charleston
Mar
Ira J. Partlow
Welch
Homer A. Holt
Kenneth E. Hines
Sutton
R. Dennis Steed
RH. Casto
Jackson County
Edgar B. Sims
Harlan Justice
Huntington
Justice
Audhor’s
Wiliam
O'Brien
Miss Grace Sharp Recovering Nicely After Operation
Miss Grace Sharp of the Graf tan Webster nike road Morgantown a student nurse at the Mononcahela Hospital underwent a major operation there last week and is recovering nicely.
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Grace Sharp
Mononcahela Hospital
Morgantown
RUMP NAMES Continued From Page One Brooks
Governor Kump announced immediate statewide appointments after a house of delegates probe led to Brooks resigning. Osborn’s term had expired but he stayed on until successors were named. The governor urged a total personnel change and said funding and legislative actions would determine which offices open and how departments are financed amid a growing deficit.
Military Regime Formed in Greece Amid Turmoil
Athens reports a military government established by General Plastiras, leader of the 1924 revolution regime. The recent general election gave a slim edge to Panayotis Tsaldaris’s party, yet Plastiras warns the result blocks stable governance.
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Greece
Athens
Plastiras
Panayotim Tsaldaris
Menus of the Day Dinner Menu Highlights and Recipes
The entry lists a daily dinner menu featuring Baked Meat Cakes Beet Salad and Orange Layer Cake with detailed preparation steps. It includes ingredients such as ground beef and pork, crumbs, onions, parsley, celery, beets, cabbage, pickles, and a creamy orange frosting. Instructions cover mixing, shaping, baking, and frosting, aiming for a three-napkin dinner setup for six.
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