Joint Meeting and Missionary Notes Highlight Montgomery Society
Society pages report a joint meeting of Baltimore and Ohio Veterans Ladies Auxiliary at Modern Woodman Hall tonight for important business and attendance urged. The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Andrews M E church held a large meeting with plans for an apron social on March 30 and a Tea on April 18 with program details and speakers noted. A separate item recalls Ty Cobb lemonade memory from 1905 shared by Spartanburg jeweler R Skalowski, describing Cobb as a rising star and the nickel sale that funded his early earnings.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Veterans E Ladies Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Andrews M. E
Mattie Jace
Jaco
J. V. Knight
J. N. Tregellas
A. E. Brown
H. C Compton
Spartanburg
8. C
Ty Cobb
Busness
R. Skalowski
Cobb
Skalowski
Augusta
Woodman Circle Sewing Club to Meet Tomorrow Evening
Woodman Circle Sewing Club will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Bert Isner 19 Beech Street. All members urged to attend. Eastern Star Woman's Club holds its annual meeting Thursday at 8 pm in the mic Temple with husbands and guests invited. Groups seven and eight oversee hospitality. Mrs Walter In and Mrs Fred Malone chair entertainment. Mrs Carrie Cole and Mrs Clara Withers head entertainment. A social time and fine program planned.
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Woodman Circle Club
Woodman Circle Sewing Club
Bert Isner
Beech Street
Eastern Star Woman's’ Club
Mic
Walter
Fred Malone
Carrie Cole
Clara Withers
Arms embargo legislation to be passed by U S
The United States informs Britain it will press for legislation to empower the President to declare an arms embargo against any nation. Britain had lifted its embargo on China and Japan after no other nation acted, drawing criticism that China faced a disadvantage.
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Washington
Great Britain
Ronald Lindsay
China
Japan
My Beauty Hint Screen Actress on Brushing Hair Waves
A film star offers a beauty tip to preserve waves by using an uneven stiff bristle brush on a curved handle. Lift hair step by step, brush from underneath and on top, work both sides, and include the hairline and neck. Then comb waves into place with care.
Fingerprints Fail To Take Twice In 10000
Charleston police identify that only two men out of over 10 000 prior visitors could not be fingerprinted. George T. Warren Jr. explains one man, a burned railroad fireman, and another with only finger bumps resisted prints. He adds burned individuals can still be identified via feet prints or palm impressions.
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Charleston
D. C
Charleston Police Bureau of
George T. Warren
Warren
Curtailment In Road Activities Is Ordered
Gov Kump orders state road commission to halt all surveys for proposed highways not essential to ongoing projects. He also orders storage of all automailes and equipment not absolutely necessary for effective operation.
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Charleston
Mar
Kump
State Road Commission
Road Commission
Gasoline Price War Rages In Clarksburg
Gasoline price war erupts in Clarksburg as filling stations offer cash customers special discounts of one to three cents per gallon. City prices range from 12.9 to 18.9 cents per gallon including taxes.
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Clarksburg
Revival at Parkview Nazarene Draws Large Crowds
Church of Nazarene revival at Park View led by Rev. A J Tosti of Youngstown Ohio draws big crowds. Eleven prayed Saturday night. Tonight is public school night with a special music program. Services start at 7 30 each evening.
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Church of —the— Nazarene
Park View
A. J. Tosti
Youngstown
Ohio
Correction notice for Quilt and Curio Show ribbon winner
The Sentinel clarifies a prior error in reporting Mrs Mary A Wilson as the ribbon winner at the Quilt and Curio Show in Jolliffe's Community rooms on Saturday. The correct recipient is Miss Mary A Wilson, a resident of the city connected with the 8 Market at 15 West Main Street, who earned a ribbon at the popular event.
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Jolliffe's
Mary A. Wilson
Mice Wilson
Muddy Creek Recreation Club Receives Charter
Charleston dispatch reports a state charter granted to the Muddy Creek Recreation Club Inc of Kingwood a non stock corporation Incorporators include Carroll D Price Elmer F Jacks Charles G Baker Howard C Boggs and A L Bogers all of Morgantown March 14.
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Charleston
Muddy Creek Recreation Club, Inc
Kingwood
Carroll D. Price
Elmer F. Jacks
Charles G. Baker
Howard C. Boggs
A. L. Bogers
Morgantown
Davis Faces Hard Job at Arms Parley
Washington dispatch notes diplomat Norman H. Davis will lead U S efforts to steer a path to world disarmament amid rising tension from China Japan and the Hitler regime. Davis sails for Europe after a Rooseveldtalk with the president and will negotiate with broad powers rather than a fixed American plan.
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Davis
Washington
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Europe
State Department
Tharmament
China
Japan
Far East
Colombia
Peru
Bolivia
Paraguay
South America
Geneva
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Salem councils nominees chosen by two parties
Salem voters named two party nominees for city council after ward caucuses. Industrial picks Roy Powell in first ward Mrs Dorsey Wilcox in second ward Carl Bailey in third ward. Citizens choose Jules At they in first ward H D Snider in second ward E J Bee in third ward. Election set for April 4.
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Salem
Industrial
Citizens
Industrial Party
West
Roy Powell
Dorsey Wilcox
Carl Bailey
Citizens Party
Jules Atthey
H. D. Snider
Secentd
E. J. Bee
Third Ward
Mrs Davis Reports Daughter Escaped Pacific Quake
Mrs Mary A Davis of Long Beach California writes to her daughter Mrs Harry LaRue Robb formerly Miss Helen Davis in this city to say she escaped injury in the Pacific coast quake. She encloses messages from her three brothers Lester Lonnie and Lynn Davis who run a mercantile business in Long Beach and say they are safe.
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Harry LaRue Robb
Helen Davis
Mary A. Davis
Long Beach
California
Pacific Coast
Robb
Lester
Lonnie
Lynn Davis
City Visitors Include Felton Swiger and Hechmer
Ersel Felton of Route 6 and Thomas Swiger of Bridgeport are in the city today on business. Attorney John L. Hechmer is here in Philippi on legal matters. George Waddell of Philippi was a prominent business visitor yesterday. Creed Scranage of Lost Run is in town for business. Leonard Knotts of Route 3 called at the Sentinel office in Grafton to renew his subscription.
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Ersel Felton
Thomas Swiger
Bridgeport
John L. Hechmer
Philippi
George Waddell
Creed Scranage
Lost Run
Leonard Knotts
Grafton
Sentinel
Banks Reopen In District Amid Clearinghouse Activity
Richmond and Cleveland Federal Reserve posts announce 39 member banks in 13 cities of the Fifth District may reopen today after treasury authorization. Names include Washington DC area banks such as National Bank of Washington and National Metropolitan, plus Charleston Charleston National Bank and Wachovia branches in North Carolina and South Carolina. In Wheeling, West Virginia, 50 Fourth District banks gain reopening authority, with several Wheeling institutions listed among those allowed to resume normal business.
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Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank
The
Treasury
Washington
D. C
Columbia National Bank
Liberty National Bank
Lincoln National Bank
National Bank of Washington
National Capital Bank of Washington
National Metropolitan Bank
Uggs National Bank
Second National Bank
Baltimore
Canton National Bank
First National Bank
Maryland ‘Trust Company
National Central Bank
National Marine Bank
Westin National Bank
Noliuik
Nauta Gall Olcom Mee and Crus
Ovavowrd
Citi
Zeno
Dional Sani
Lyiaetes
Natonal ‘Baus
Tudytatsenta A
Ata ' Trust. Company
Wudkenseeresal
Zinatieiin
Naliuiki Bank
Its
National Exchange Nana
Charleston
W. Va
National Bank
Sanawha Sansine ‘and ‘Trust Company
Kanawna 'Valley Bank
National Bank of Commerce
First National Bank of South Charleston
Huntington
First Huntington National Bank
Asheville
N. C
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Charlotte
American Trust Company
Commercial National Bank
Union National Bank
Charlotte National Bank
Raleigh
Wachovia
Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Wachovian Bank and Trust Company
S. C
Carolina Savings Bank
Atlantic National Bank
Wheeling
Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve District
Ohio
West Virginia
National Banks of West Virginia
Wheeling Bank and Trust Co
National Exchange Bank of Wheeling
Security Trust Co
Trained Secretaries Boost Value to Congressmen
Congress sees a surge of experienced private secretaries as members arrive better prepared. A veteran secretary is valued higher than new hires, with many newcomers arriving in Washington already skilled in parliamentary routines. The report notes Robert L. Jefferys joined Senator Lonergan with Virginia Morris as key assistants.
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Congress
Ship of State
Washington
Bush
Robert L. Jefferys
Senator Lonergan
Virginia
Morris
Oklahoma crude output falls as Texas gains offset
An 82585 barrel drop in Oklahoma production from closing Oklahoma City fields reduced national output by 21598 barrels to 2146363 daily, per Oil and Gas Journal. Eastern fields rose 500 barrels to 106500 daily. Also noted are two Dover brothers leaving England on a Europe and North Africa tour in a 30 year old car priced at 8s 6d.
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Julsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Texas
Oil and Gas Journal
Dover
England
Europe
North Africa
When the Big League scouts sign you up
Carl G. Bachmann’s eight year partner left her office and Mr. Kramer of California took over the Bachmann office. Miss Morris exited with the furniture and fixtures. Elizabeth Bond, Hugh Ike Shott’s expert stenographer and typist, joined Rep. Imhoff of Ohio without pay loss. The moral hints that being on the ball attracts big league interest.
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Carl G. Bachmann
Kramer
California
Bachmann
Miss Morris
Elizabeth Bond
Hugh Ike Shott
Rep
Imhoff
Ohio
Big League
Governor Erickson Resigns to Join Walsh's Senate Post
Helena Mont March 14 Governor John E Erickson resigns to succeed the late Thomas J Walsh in the United States Senate Frank H Cooney lieutenant governor becomes Montana's chief executive and was sworn in immediately by Chief Justice L L Callaway Erickson had been elected to a third consecutive term and began his ninth year January 1
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Helena
Mont
John E. Erickson
Thomas J. Walsh
United States Senate
Frank H. Cooney
Montana
Erickson
Cooney
L. L. Callaway
Lightning wrecks school smokestack at Carrick high
A storm caused lightning to strike a 175 foot smokestack at Carrick high school, shattering windows and injuring four students among about 1500 pupils. Bricks and debris flew into classrooms as teachers restored order. The chimney served the school's heating Plant.
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Pittsburgh
Carrick High School
Railway Agent Freed Of Slaying Charge
Huntington march 14 Evan Hall special railway agent was acquitted of the slaying of John Gatling negro of New York a Pullman porter here January 6 Hall pleaded self defense.
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Huntington
Evan Hall
John Gatling
New York
Hall
Understanding inflation and bank deposits in money supply
Newark March 14 Ex explains that inflation stems from bank deposits and credit rather than currency. It notes total money supply, how expansion occurs via Federal Reserve bonds, and how overexpansion risks deflation and bad loans, using 1929 figures as reference.
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Newark
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Federal
Reserve
J.bank
S.bank
Menus of the Day by Mrs. Alexander George
A luncheon menu suitable for St. Patrick s Day serves eight. It includes Tomato Juice Cocktail Tuna Croquettes Shamrock Orange Marmalade Fruit Salad and Caramel Cream Tarts with coffee. Recipes list ingredients and step guidance for each dish and note serving on crisp lettuce with dressing.
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Alexander George
Legion backs economy bill 25 percent cut urged
The American Legion's national legislative committee released a statement through Ray Murphy of Ida Grove Iowa saying the Legion would accept a 25 percent reduction in World War veterans' benefits. It argues economy is needed in government expenditures and that the basic structure of relief should not be destroyed while supporting a 25 percent cut to benefits.
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Washington
American Legion
National Legislative Committee
Legion
Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
Iowa
Official Of Bank Not Given License Found Dead At Home
Washington March 14 Robert 8 Stunz 45 vice president of the Park Savings Bank was found dead in the cellar of his home today police reports indicated he killed Park Savings Bank did not deceive a license to reopen. Fifteen Years Among the Beasts of the South American Juniqie The Strange Story of a Former Mechanic Surrounded by Strange Wild Creatures in The American Weekly with Next Sunday's Baltimore American Buy It from your Weal dealer ox newabo y
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Robert 8. Stunz
Park Savings Bank
the Magazine
Baltimore American
Ox Newaboy
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