Andrews M E church Society Meeting Highlights
Reports from the Andrews M E church general aid society quarterly gathering note 40 members, Group S devotionals led by Mrs. Sayre, Miss Alma Sayre chairing a pleasing program, Group G hosting with refreshments during social hour. Lindy Club Bunco results honor prizes announced, next meeting scheduled. Sunday School Class party features Miss Dora Cole, officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Aid Society of Andrews M. E. Church
Atance
John W. Sayre
Alma Sayre
Peace plan favored by French aims at four power club
Paris reports Premier Deladier may travel to Italy to meet Mussolini as the next step toward a four power peace club. Talks in Paris among Ramsay MacDonald and French officials influence the plan though no meeting is arranged yet. Charleston dispatch notes Governor Kump calls for resignations of state officials who refuse salary reduction orders by the special legislature.
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Paris
Mussolini
Rome
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Edouard Daladier
Joseph Paul Boncour
France
Britain
Italy
Germany
League of Nations
MacDonald
Europe
Poland
Deladier
11 Duce
Ramsay MacDonlad
Charleston
Kump
Beauty Hint Mascara Tips For Gentler Look
A reader notes that excess mascara especially on lower lashes creates a coarse look. The recommended cream mascara makes lashes glisten with subtle color, curling upward and stimulating growth for a softer appearance.
Special Session To Focus On Budget Matters
Charleston March 22 Governor Kump said the coming special session will cover budget revenue and necessary governmental changes. He noted a possible extension to address other subjects if justified after the listed items are disposed of. The legislature is expected to convene in early April, likely the first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Kump
Fairmont Bar Association to Meet with Judge Crumrine
The Fairmont Bar Association plans a dinner in Fairmont next Wednesday evening with Hon. J. Boyd Crumrine, President Judge of the Orphans Court of Washington, Pa, as speaker on Pennsylvania Probate Practice. A storytelling contest with a prize is featured, and invitations go to Taylor County bar via Circuit Judge Herbert W. Dent, with several Grafton attorneys expected.
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Fairmont Bar Association
J. Boyd Crumrine
Orphans Court of
Washington, Pa
Pennsylvania
Taylor County
Thru Circuit
Herbert W. Dent
Grafton
Supreme Court Upholds Ralphsnyder Case Decision
The Supreme Court affirmed the Taylor county circuit court ruling in Merchant National Bank of Pt Pleasant v I C Ralphsnyder and others. Defendants appealed from an order directing and confirming sale of real estate in a general creditors suit. Charleston March 22.
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Charleston
Supreme Court
Taylor County
Merchant¢ National Bank of Pt. Pleasant
I. C. Ralphsnyder
George Nadenis Faces Assault Charge in Main Street Incident
George Nadenis, former proprietor of a Main street restaurant, is charged with assault and lottery against his former friend Helen Bunner on East Main street near McCue's tin shop. He allegedly slapped Bunner and blocked her eye. the case likely before Magistrate Ona C. Jefferys later tonight.
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George Nadenis
Main Street
Helen Bunner
East Main Street
McCue
Ona C. Jefferys
Roast beef and ham supper at St Pauls M E Church
Local notices describe a roast beef and ham supper at St Pauls M E Church Thursday 5 to 7 with 35 cents. Mentions include Mrs C F Schroeder traveling to Pittsburgh to visit her daughter Mrs Paul E Marsh and Tony Mustachio a business visitor from Simpson. A E Douglas of Home Insurance Company Wheeling is in the city on business.
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St. Paul's M. E. Church
C. F. Schroeder
West Washington Street
Pittsburgh
Paul E. Marsh
Tony Mustachio
Simpson
A. E. Douglas
The
Home Insurance Company
Wheeling
Assessors Called To Charleston
State tax officials summon assessors to assemble in Charleston for their annual meeting led by Tax Commissioner Fred L. Fox. Assessor Ed N. Locke will attend as usual. The program centers on property assessments under the new tax limit levies.
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Fred L. Fox
Charleston
Ed N. Locke
Locke
Mitchell Charged With Tax Evasion In 1929 Case
New York March 22 federal charges allege Charles E Mitchell former chairman of National City Bank evaded income tax of 657152 in 1929 by selling stock to his wife at a loss and buying it back. He was released on 10000 bail awaiting hearing March 29 before a U S commissioner.
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New York
Washington
Charles J. Mitchell
National City Bank
Federal Grand Jury
George C. Metalie
Grand Jury
Mitchell
Charles E. Mitchell
United States
Signs of Spring Poem by Tom Arnold
A short verse by Tom Arnold celebrates the returning season. It notes longer days and revived spirits. It mentions wild geese in flight and the scent of blooming flowers signaling spring's approach.
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Tom Arnold
Princess Helene Kopassis Dies at 79 in Vienna
Princess Helene Kopassis, widow of the last ruling prince of Samos, dies in Vienna at 79 from heart disease. Samos, an Aegean island about 27 miles long and 14 miles wide, lies near Asia Minor and was annexed to Greece in 1912.
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Vienna
Mar
Helene Kopassis
Samos
Aegean Sea
Asia Minor
Greece
Telephone income gains in December rise nearly a million
The Interstate Commerce Commission reported net operating income of 104 telephone companies for December at 18,540,201 dollars, up from 17,060,573 dollars in November. The figures show a substantial month to month increase in telephone firm earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Follansbee Elects Mayor in Biennial Municipal Vote
J Lee Traubert named mayor of Follansbee succeeding Charles Manion who did not seek reelection. Walter Evans defeated incumbent Richard Bollinger for the city clerk post in the March 22 municipal election.
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Lee Traubert
Follansbee
Charles Manion
Walter Evans
Richard Bollinger
Prohibition Agent Drops Libel Suit in DC Case
Gus O Nations a former St. Louis prohibition agent dropped a libel suit filed in District of Columbia Supreme Court against David Lawrence H R Bankhage and the Current News Features Incorporated. He had sought 200000 dollars in damages for an article he said Willebrandt wrote in 1928 and Current News Features published under Law rence.
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Washington
Gus O. Nations
St. Louis
District of Columbia Supreme Court
David Lawrence
H. R. Bankhage
Current News Feature, Incorporated
Nations
Mabel ‘Walker Willebrandt
West Virginia Traffic Safety Conference Set for April 17
Charleston March 22 officials announce the second annual West Virginia Traffic Safety Conference to be held here April 17. Arrangements were finalized by a special committee chaired by President Harold P. Tompkins. The conference will draw local units from 29 statewide civic and welfare organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia Traffic Safety
Harold P. Tompkins
Automobile licenses drop from 1932 peak to 112100
Compared with the same period last year, licenses for passenger automobiles totaled 112100, down from 123000 on the corresponding date in 1932. The report notes a decline in vehicle licensing activity between the two periods.
Willie Mayle Acquitted in Magistrate Court
Willie Mayle of South Hill was acquitted in Magistrate Ona C Jefferys court on an assault and battery and threatening bodily harm charge against Herbert Mayle. Witness testimony proceeded and the magistrate dismissed the case after the plaintiff rested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mayle
South Hill
Ona C. Jefferys
Herbert Mayle
Berghoff Brewing Ad Campaign Opens in Chicago Papers
Ft Wayne Ind March 22 The Berghoff Brewing Company began an advertising push in moving editions of a Chicago newspaper announcing a 1000 line advertisement as the first in a series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Berghoff Brewing Company
Chicago
Fever autos on road baby dies of burns
In Fairmont and Charleston reports a infant died from scalding injuries after a pot of hot coffee spilled on him. The incident involves Peter Droplink, road commission official, and notes a decline in licensed tort vehicles since January 1 by 12,402, with 141,255 licensed overall. John Dropchuk’s 10 month old son died in hospital.
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Fairmont
Charleston
George E. White
Peter Droplink
Road Commission
John Dropchuk
Mail pilot unharmed when plane falls near Conneaut
Cleveland March 22 A mail pilot E E Basham flying the Cleveland to Buffalo mail flight bailed out unharmed when the plane fell south of Conneaut The mail was saved Basham reported The incident was reported from the American Airways office in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
E. E. Basham
Buffalo
Conneaut
American Airways
Basham
Four Children Undergo Tonsil Operations at City Hospital
Four school children Louis Hebb Geraldine Smith Helen Turner and Ora Knipple had tonsil operations yesterday at City Hospital. They were examined at a recent city school clinic and arrangements for the procedures were made.
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Louis Hebb
Geraldine Smith
Helen Turner
Ora Knipple
Paderewski and Pad at White House Meeting
President Roosevelt met with Polish Ambassador Stanislas Paderewski described the call as formal. He and Mrs Roosevelt hosted Ignace Paderewski the pianist and former Polish premier at the White House event.
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Paderewski
Patek
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Stanislas Patek
Ignace Paderewski
Poland
Spring luncheon menu and old fashioned recipe list
The page presents a spring luncheon menu serving six with items including Frozen Tomato Juice Cocktail Cheese Rolls and Pineapple Cake. It supplies detailed preparation steps for tomato sauce cheese rolls and pineapple cake plus pineapple filling and frosting instructions.
Card of Thanks for Comfort After Loss
We extend appreciation to all who aided during our bereavement and for the cars and flowers. Gratitude to the church choir and to Rev. Lambert and Rev. Knhiely for their consoling words. From Mrs. P. M. McCracken and Children.
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Lambert
Rev
Knhiely
P. M. McCracken
Labor Secretary Starts Broad Shakeup at Labor Dept
Washington March 22 A thorough housecleaning by new Labor Secretary Frances Perkins sweeps away most immigration inspectors and signals a broader reorganization. The plan includes a shakeup of the employment service a survey of statistical compilations and further revisions of the immigration service. The 55 special immigration investigators were discontinued and 16 more put on furlough due to the nearing exhaustion of the $200 000 appropriation.
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Washington
Labor Department
Frances Perkins
Immigration Service
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Frances Hugill
Dora Cole
U. B
Paul Kenneth Bolyard
John White
Pete Ware
Thomas Densmore
Mose
Morgan Ear
Joe Constable
Bill Eisner
Donald Carrico
Willey
Richard George
Herbert Hoff
Barrick Brown
Wayne Powell
Argythe
Daladier
Toby Wing
Ralphsnyder
C.E. Mitchell
Cummings
Senate
Pioneer
Dollar Store
West Main Street
Dern
James Roosevelt
Boston
Frederick Kimble
Waite House
Associated Press
Prohibition
Monongahela System
Labor
General Electric
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