Red Cross Shipments From Taylor County Aid War Refugees
The Taylor county American Red Cross sends 35 sweaters and completed dresses to Britain for refugees as winter ends. Local clubs Haymond Farm and Knottsville with Grafton women contributed, under Miss Lila Despard Love. Volunteers knit, cut, and sew including 240 diapers for layettes and 20 layettes assembled, with many named contributors and chairpersons.
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Taylor County
American Red Cross
England
Haymond
Miss Love
William A. Collins
John Muter
Stuart
Ida Dorsey
Harriett Dempsey
James F. Holt
Helen Dempsey
William Bishop
W. G. Chrislip
W. O. Cooper
Mary Phillips
Richard C. .McDade
Haymond Farm Woman's Club
Bertha Montgomery
Nora Poe
Ursula Poe
Emily Poe
Elizabeth Watkins
Mattie Jacobs
Lena Grob
Lula Wilson
Flora Watkins
Lillie Colebank
Flora Riggleman
Knottsville Club
Ada Thomas
Ruth Knotts
Rose Luzadder
Milton Bradley
Walter Bardley
Claude Luzadder
Frank Hockenberry
Vera Luadder
Clara Luzadder
Violet DeMoss
Ruth Phillips
Torlock Rasmussen
G. T. Vance
Z. L. Dean
C. Howard Cameron
C. V. Miller
S. M. Squires
F. W. Grinnan
C. F. Shafer
Charles Lyons
R. L. Brand
Viola Burge
Charles Shroyer
E. H
McDargh
Nellie Cook
Community ladies contribute woolen mufflers
The list names Martha Collins Mary Ridenour Edna Grow Evelyn Isner Elizabeth Rendle Iva Sayre Eloise Lack ard Helen Mantz Peggy Bee Jo Hicks Mary Parrish Juanita Phillips Hazel Evans Haskins Wells Alta Sloan Clara With ers Hallie McDaniel E B Denton Lena Mc Daniel. Mrs J E Steel contributed eighteen woolen mufflers.
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Martha Jane Collins
Mary Lou Ridenour
Edna Grow
Evelyn Isner
Elizabeth Rendle
Iva Lawise Sayre
Eloise Lackard
Helen Lee Mantz
Peggy Bee
Jo Claire Hicks
Mary Parrish
Juanita Phillips
Hazel Evans
Hazel Haskins
Grace Wells
Alta Sloan
Clara Withers
Hallie McDaniel
E. B. Denton
Lena McDaniel
J. E. Steel
Ex missionary speaker here at Kiwanis dinner
Ex Kiwanis member Dr Emory H Main of Philippi spoke at the Cozy Rest dinner meeting Tuesday. Main, a Myers Clinic hospital staffer, previously served three years as a medical missionary on an Arizona Indian reservation. He discussed My Experiences As a Medical Missionary to the Navajo Indians and displayed Indian handicraft. President Arlo Leonardo led the business session.
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Stuart St
Whiting
Kiwanis Club
Emory H. Main
Philippi
Cozy Rest
St. Main
Myers Clinic Hospital
West
Virginia
Arizona
Main
Arlo Leonardo
Lack of Window Shades Keeps Nurses Off Duty
CAMP WOLTERS Texas March 12 Army camp hospital full with 90 beds occupied by trainees male attendants tend to patients while female nurses sit idle at nearby camp quarters reason given is no window shades supplied for the nurses camp quarters.
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Camp Wolters
Texas
U.P
Carmy
Matser
Minera, Wells
Model Plane Test Planned at Lawson Social Center
Indoor model aviation contest Sunday at 12 noon invites all. Admission is free. Events include cabin, stick, and ROG, for junior and senior classes, sanctioned by the Academy of Model Aeronautics and run with the recreation unit of Community Service programs. Model aviation classes run weekly with varied hours. Twenty boys aged 10 to 18 are already enrolled.
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Lawson Social Center
Academy of Model Aeronautics
Community Service Programs
Mary E Shafer Chosen As Festival Princess
Miss Mary Elisabeth Shafer daughter of Dr and Mrs C P Shafer of Walnut Street has been selected to represent the local Woman's club at the sixth annual Strawberry festival to be held at Buckhan on June 5 and 6.
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Mary Elisabeth Shafer
C. P Shafer
Walnut Street
Woman's Club
Buckhan
Insurance Angle In Dynamite Murder Confession Shown
CLARKSBURG March 13 Mrs Hazel Johnson beneficiary of a $1000 double indemnity insurance on her husband Clarence Johnson 42 of Shinnston. Police report Raymond Echard 24 of Shinnston confessed to planning and executing the murder by dynamite wired to the car generator. Echard claimed jealousy and romantic motive with the widow. Echard reenacted the crime at the scene. Widow held as material witness. murder warrant to be issued. Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow. survivors listed. one fellow worker escaped serious injury in the blast.
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Clarksburg
Hazel Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Shinnston
Grafton
Raymond Echard
Johnson
Arthur “Bunk” Griffith
Echard
Harmer
Carl Falk
Chillicothe
Harrison County
Denry Griffith
Fairmont
Casto
Clarence
Griffith
Spring Echard
Jack
William Johnson
Gorestop
Bessie Trimble
Nellie. McDougal
William
Charles
Lumberport
Clyde
Roy
George
Lawrence Swiger
jJohnson
Explo
Women Prisoners Stage Sit-Down Win Freedom
Two young women serving fines staged a sit-down strike in Huntington city jail and won release after declaring they had worked enough hours cleaning the city hall basement. Foreman of Labor John Williamson ruled they could be freed, noting their bold stand.
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Huntington
City Hall
John Williamson
Miss Ardith Bolyard 26 dies after mastoiditis
Miss Ardith Genevive Bolyard of 7 Ona street died after a brief illness from mastoiditis in Union Protestant hospital Clarksburg. Born July 27 1914 in Preston County she was the daughter of Shade Balyard and Gertude Hardesty Bolyard. Survived by father stepmother two grandmothers three brothers and one sister. Funeral 11 am Saturday at Barrett Funeral Home with Rev Gordon L Withers officiating. Burial in Stemple cemetery near Aurora. Body to lie in state at E M McAvoy residence at 5 pm today until funeral.
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Ardith Genevieve Bolyard
Ona Street
Union Protestant Hospital
Clarksburg
Bolyard
Preston County
Shade Balyard
Shopman
Gertrude Hardesty Bolyard
Prudence Balyard
Mary A. Balyard
Welant Street
E. W. Hardesty
Awora
Dorsey
Richard
James
Balyard
Betty Belyard
Barrett Funeral Home
McGraw Avenue
Gordon L. Withers
First Baptist Church
Officiitina
Lois Luzader
United Brethren Chusch
Stemple
Aurora
P. County
E. M. McAvoy
Jail Sentence Imposed By Magistrate Jolliffe
Arrested on Latrobe street yesterday on a charge of drunken ness Preston Mayle was committed to 10 days in the county jail in default of $5 fine when he pleaded guilty to the charge at a hearing conducted by Justice of the Peace George L. Jolliffe. Deputy Sheriff Virgil O. Poe was the arresting officer.
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Latrobe Street
Preston Mayle
Justice of the Peace
George L. Jolliffe
Virgil O. Poe
Ministers and Speakers Market Advice From Union Drug Co
A Midwestern drugstore ad urges ministers and speakers to stock ADLA tablets for quick relief, promising ready relief to heartburn and fullness during talks. The Union Drug Co promotes convenient purchase at local drugstores for event-ready aid.
Senator Hussion Picks Princess For Festival
Philomena Tillie Deegan, a junior at Grafton High School and band sponsor, is named a princess for the sixth annual Strawberry festival by Senator William J. Hussion. The festival occurs June 9 and 6 at Buckhannon, and Miss Deegan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M Deegan of West Main Street.
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Philomena Tillie” Deegan
Grafton High School
William J. Hussion
Buckhannon
Miss Deegan
Thomas M Deegan
West Main Street
Aged Lady Dies at Home Near Rowlesburg
Millie M. Nestor, 70, died at 7 18 a m Wednesday at her Rowlesburg area home after a three year illness. Born in Tucker County to George M and Mary Jane Nestor Hovatter she was married to Lemuel Nest 02. Survived by children Irvin C Nestor of Turnerton Mrs Eicie B Shaffer of Rawlesburg Mrs Nina V Rob inson of Parsons Mrs Genie B Sanders of Rawlesburg Mrs Ore M Ververt and Bert Nestor of Greenville six siblings Lona Phillips Wade Hovatier and Westey Hovatier plus Wade Hovatier of St George burial will be in Watkins Cemetery Rowlesburg at 1 p m Friday.
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Millie M. Nestor
Rowlesburg
Jumes
Tucker County
George M
Mary Jane Nestor Hovatter
Lemuel Nest
Weno
Irvin C. Nestor
Turnerton
Eicie B. Shaffer
Rawlesburg
Nina V. Robinson
Parsons
Genie B. Sanders
Rawlesbure
Ore M. Ververt
Bert Nestor
Greenville
Lona Phillips
Pac- 8
Hattie ‘Will
St George
Westey Hovatier
Greenvileo
Wade Hovatier
St. George
Watkins Cemetery
Rowles
Fearful murder hunt for hitchhiking salesman
Ohio and Kentucky police sought the body of Herbert G. Beatty a traveling salesman from Ashland Kentucky after his bloodstained abandoned car was found in downtown Cincinnati. Clues included two empty A5 cartridges a 45 slug and a bloodstained hat. Police tied the missing man to a routine Route 125 trip.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Herbert G. Beatty
Ashland
Beatty
C. F. Howard
Howard
Grafton Man Dies Brother of Local Resident
Funeral services are set for Guy Samples of 318 Maryland Avenue Nutter Fort after authorities say he shot himself at home. The Rev Ralph McChord of Nutter Fort Methodist Church will officiate at 2 pm tomorrow, with burial in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Samples leaves Virginia Samples of Salem and several relatives in Weston and Salem. The body remains at the funeral home until services.
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Guy Samples
Marylan Avenue
Nutter Fort
Laurence H. Mills
Harelson Toint
Morrow
Lynch
Clarksburg
Ralph ‘St. McChord
Nutter Fort Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Fnpuial
Tore “Ormer
Beng’ Lent and Protective Order
Virginia Samples
High Street
Salem
Probe
William P
Gratte| Haymond
Oklahoma
Roy
Lupe Velez Splits Up With Latest Flan
Hollywood report says Lupe Velez splits from her beau Guinn Williams after a past engagement and messy rumors. The source notes Velez jokes about romance while Williams confirms their engagement before the split.
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Lupe Velez
BUKETS Herbal Remedy Ad in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe saw palmetto berries and six medicines formed into a green table labeled BUKETS. It mentions disturbed sleep and sluggish passage, suggesting kidney elimination effects. Advice includes drinking soft water and avoiding tea coffee or alcohol, with a note about Loyally ai Pharmacy in Malone.
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Malone
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