Mrs Bradford Discusses Evolution of Ballet at Loveland Club
Mrs John Bradford spoke at the March meeting of Loveland Woman's Club Literature and Art department on The Art of Dancing. She traced ballet history from Greek and Roman origins through Russian Italian styles to Ballet Russe, noting American ballet's growing popularity. The program included numerous pictures and a business session followed by an executive board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Bradford
Woman's Club
Harry White
Loveland
Ballet Russe
C. F. Shafer
Juniors Plan To Keep Active In Next Few Weeks
Mountaineer Cottonell No. 44 Jr O U A M members show strong interest in upcoming events. They note the March 18 district meeting with Invisible Council No. 147 at Tunnelton and a joint District 2 and 5 session at Morgantown on April 26. A 500 candidate goal is set for the Morgantown event, Martinsburg degree team to perform. Refreshments were served after the meeting by E. Mc Vicker and H. Shaffer with captains F. Robison and A. McConkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottnell No
Wehti
Martinsburg
E. McVicker
H.R. Shaffer
A. F. McConkey
C. W. Carlyle
F. F. Robison
First Baptist Church School Council Plans Bigger School
In a Tuesday evening gathering of the Officers and Teachers Council of the First Baptist Church school the March meeting focused on Building the Church. The discussion covered training pupils in worship and appreciation of the church program toward a bigger and better church school.
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First Baptist Church School
March Meetings and Club Activities Schedule
Multiple civic and fraternal groups in Mountain City list March events including Regular City Council session initiated candidates at 8 p.m., Sons of the American Legion meeting, P H C gathering, Alumnae Home Economics club postponement, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Woman's Missionary Society at St Pauls Lutheran, Weekley sewing club at Bush Apartments, Red Wing club meeting, Great Physician Bertha Cornwell play review, Jr O U A M special, and White Rose Grove Officers club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City Council No. 49
Sons of the American Legion
Moose
Redmen’s
Woman's | Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Union
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Bush Apartments
Weekley Sewing Club
Red Wing Club
Gregory
A. Ray Shaw
J. A. Sinclair
William
Myrtle Fraizer
North Grimes
Howard Walls
Street
LaRue
Marguerite
Marshall
Arba Lemmons
Bertha Cornwell
Clan
Edith Gittings Reid
Elen Snider
W. E. Hardin
Woman's Club Book Review
Presbyterian Church
Wehn Hall
Officers Club
White Rose Grove No. 2
Woodman Circle
Daisy Dotson
Walnut Street
Edna, Maloney
Briefly Told Briefly Told Here From Wisconsin
Brief notes from Wisconsin report Honeymoon guests in Janesville Mr and Mrs Carl Timm stayed with Mrs J S Palmer on Thayer street Mrs Timm is a cousin of Mr Palmer Mrs Scott Phillips Walnut street returned Sunday from an extended Florida visit Captain and Mrs George F Peer left for Camp Polk Alexandria La where he will head Surgical Service in the Army hospital Cumberland Md Edna Maloney returned from Cumberland Md after weekend with son Billy Maloney and family Billy accompanied her to Cumberland for his month long visit
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Wisconsin
Carl Timm
Janesville
Wis
East
J. S. Palmer
Thayer Street
Scott Phillips
Walnut Street
Florida
South
George F. Peer
C. H. Peer
West Main Street
Camp Poll
Alexandria
Captain Peer
Army Hospital
Cumberland
Edna Maloney
Billy Maloney
Billy
Bucklews Return From Florida Vacation at Pruntytown Pike Home
Hospital Notes report a major operation on Colleen Smith of Park View at City Hospital Wednesday. Several patients discharged yesterday include Patricia Kiger route 3 Grafton and Erma Mae Wilt route 2 Grafton, Mrs Laurel Frey 301 McGraw Avenue, and Wilma Jean Tighe 612 Luzadder Street. Mrs Carrie Lyons 254 West Washington Street went home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Smith
Park View
City Hospital
Patricia Kiger
Grafton
Erma Mae Wilt
Laurel Frey
McGraw Avenue
Wilma Jean Tighe
Luzadder Street
Carrie Lyons
West Washington Street
Recent Bride Is Complimented At Evening Shower
Miss Mildred Cornwell and Mrs. Jack Tucker hosted a Monday night shower for the new bride Mrs. Frank Gregory at Mrs. Cecil Mylone’s home on Yates avenue. Guests presented a miscellany of gifts for the home and the pink and white table decorations featured white tapers, a bouquet of pink rose buds and lilies of the valley with candy favors attached to wedding pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gregory
Mildred Cornwell
Jack Tucker
Cecil Mylone
Yates Avenue
His And Hers Smart Towel Pattern 6701
Advertises His and Hers towels pattern 6701 with a transfer motif set of 12 designs from 5.5 by 6.75 inches to 13.4 by 5 inches. Includes stitch illustrations and materials. to obtain mail ten cents to Grafton Sentinel Household arts Dept. 259 W. 14th Street New York NY with name address and pattern number.
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Llus
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N.Y
House Opens Continued From Pagery To Seek Vast Cash
Secretary Hull led a list of high administration officials summoned to testify as the United States weighs using a colossal cash reserve totaling seven billion dollars to influence Axis powers. The move aims at a psychological effect on the enemy while the government marshals its financial and political resources.
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Hull
Lst
House panel aims quick secret testimony on British aid
Rep Woodrum leads a brief hearing plan with State and top defense officials including Hull Morgenthau Stimson Knox Marshall Stark Knudsen to identify weapons and spare items. He hopes to close by Saturday and push the aid bill to the House early next week amid calls for speed in production and possible White House urging.
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House
Rep
Woodrum
D.va
State Department
Morgenthau
Stimson
Knox
George C. Marshall
Army
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
William S. Knudsen
Defense
Hull
Navy
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Capitol
Unnamed Union Extends Work Week Negotiations
Article notes extension of the emergency production period to 42 hours weekly, split into six-hour days. The union planned for a 30-hour week but did not pursue it, while retaining the right to reopen the issue. Details on parties involved or location are not provided in the fragment.
Coal Treaty Demands Lengthen Work Week to Boost Wages
ONeill argues a longer week raises miners pay and strengthens defense effort. A 40 hour week could lift wages by over 1 percent, 42 hours by about 20 percent, with production up 14 to 15 percent. Any blanket wage rise would raise coal costs and public bills, shaping national supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
Jee L. Lewis
UMWA
National Defense
Appalachian
Jnational
Hitler Address Draws 40000 as Austrian Anschluss Praised
Hitler spoke in a hall near the railway station to about 40,000 Germans, praising the Anschluss and the Ostmark's gains. He asserted the German people's unity, warned none should bow to any class, and hinted at future plans to fortify a stronger national community. He recalled Churchill’s ignorance and claimed England has learned its lesson.
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Greater Reich
Germany
Hitler
Ostmark
Austria
Fuehrer
Churchill
England
British Air Raid Reporting Mixed Results Across England
Britain’s defense against Luftwaffe raids yielded uneven outcomes with limited battlefield gains. Observers note no proportional damage from heavy attacks while private homes suffered. Reports describe good hits and significant fires during Liverpool strikes, aided by a full moon and clear skies as raids widened to London Midlands East Anglia and the southwest and southeast.
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England
Berlin
Liverpool
London
Midlands
East Anglia
British night fliers likely led bomber toll
Defenders indicated that British night fliers probably took the main toll of bombers. The report notes air forces' actions and suggests a higher impact from nocturnal sorties than previously credited.
Kenny Chosen Coniines at Clarksburg SSA Board
Kenny Chosen Coniines from Page one at Clarksburg heads the federal social security board. He was nominated for congress in 1922 but defeated by Benjamin L. Rosenbloom. The new official aided Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt with homestead projects in West Virginia and had prior federal posts in Washington. Garnett soon headed the DPA after its 1936 creation and served as secretary for Governor H Guy Kump in Charleston after Boone County prosecuting duties. Yesterday Neely issued commissions to G H Crumpecker of Princeton as assistant KING.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
H . Guy Kump
Boone County
Neely
G. H. Crumpecker
Princeton
Sujent
Judge Hereford Named to Fifth Judicial Circuit
State police and John W. Hereford of Huntington, assistant U.S. district attorney, named as judge of the fifth judicial circuit. Hereford will preside over circuit court terms in Cabell, Putnam and Lincoln counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Police
John’ W. Hereford
Huntington
U.S. District Attorney
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Hereford
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Mrs.radford
Jeaker
Council
Gar Wood II
Sune Preisser
Detroit
Hollywood
Mrs. E. R. Bucklew
Pruntytown Pike
Mylone Home
Mr. Brooks
King
American Institute of Laundering
Nom
C. C. King
Mrs
Ida Anderson
Lisbon
California
Anderson
Europe
Byron Anderson
Wright Aeronautical Company
Norway
France
Caine Melony
Claire Tilden
Pac Avenue
New Orks Ne
Ira Stein
Frieda Kay Stein
Supreme Court
Levy
New York City
Ira
Steins
Kenny
Coniines
Pageone
C. King
Style Shop
Wools
Snildren
Dredsts
Coats
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