Crusader for the Right Judge Lindsey Papers to Library of Congress
The late Judge Ben B. Lindsey’s personal papers will be left to the Library of Congress revealing his fight for reform in Colorado in the early 1900s. He championed juvenile court reform, faced fierce opposition, and was sidelined by Ku Klux Klan influence before moving to Los Angeles and being elected there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirer
Ben B. Lindsey
Library of Congress
Colorado
Dudgebindsey
Juvenifg
Lindsey
United States
Ku Sklux Klan
Los Angeles
Baydit
Daily Across Puzzle Clues Include Mixed Letters and Numbers
Crossword style clues list items such as marriage ceremony and waterways with unusual spellings and letter patterns. The reader fills a grid to reveal missing terms across and down, matching classic puzzle format.
CROSS WORD PUZZLE AND DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE SOLUTION
Puzzle page shows crossword clues with God milkfish tangled tree and other entries, plus a daily cryptoquote explaining substitution cipher. It references Ferns lack flowers or seeds and notes coal tar gas by products from 1945 manufacturing.
Preston Countys Own Page Obituaries And Notices
James F. Watson 90 former Masontown postmaster dies in Douglas Arizona after a long illness leaving three sons and a daughter. Sarah Jane Feather 89 longtime Preston County resident dies at Crab Orchard. widow of Jared A. Feather. Maude Kelly 79 widow of James A. Kelly dies at her Bruceton Mills home. daughter of late Harvey Kimberly. Mrs. Josephine Cuppett survives in Bruce ton Mills. A newborn son born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Lewis of Kingwood in Morgantown hospital. mother Eva Clair Hawley. Father is attorney C. P. Wilhelm. grandfather Judge Wilhelm. Jurors dismissed until morning. several old cases settled out of court including Beveridge vs Minerd and Ellison vs Costolow automobile clashes. other cases continued. Local court notes list mining and oil disputes and a nonpayment suit. County social notes mention Mrs. Marion Pugh confined to home in Clarksburg. Mrs. Marian Densmore of Newburg referred. Reading mentions trout fishing and refreshments served by Miss Burke. attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Carroll
James F. Watson
Masontown
Douglas
Arizona
Watson
George J. Watson
Kingwood
H. G. Watson
M. P. Wattson
Baltimore
Maryland
P. W. Wilson
Naco
Sarah Jane Feather
Preston County
Crab Orchard
Jared A. Feather
Benjamin F. Hartman
Morgantown
Maude Kelly
James Alva Kelly
Bruceton Mil
William and
Elizabeth Harvey Kimberly
Josephine Cuppett
Bruceton Mills
Thomas W. Lewis
Eva Clair Hawley
A. W. Hawley
C. P. Wilhelm
James Beveridge
A. M. Minerd
Roy” Ellison
Donald Costolow
Ellison
Costolow
Jenkins
Edgar McDonald
Ira Underwood
Charles Goff
Duane Ringer
Louise Shaffer
Second high score noted in community event
The article lists attendees at a social gathering including Mrs Marian McKenney and Mrs Kathryn Tunnelton. It notes Ruth Edwards receiving the consolation prize and details a long guest list. It also covers births, bridge party prizes, and a Farm Women's Club meeting with new members and future dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Edwards
Bessie Hart
G. W. Reidler
G. C
Man
Margaret Montgomery
Wolfe
Warren Matheny
Watson
Ralph Long
William Hall
Kenneth Peters
Ed Gordon
Guy E. Taylor
Rose Mankins
Maxine Plum
Louise Kuhn
Tunnelton
John W. Nine
Floyd P. Brown
Prentice Hawley
Tunnel Hill
Arnold J. Bonafield
Bradley Layton
Early indoor seed starting for faster vegetable harvests
Start tomatoes eggplants cauliflower early cabbage celery and peppers indoors this month to gain up to six weeks over outdoor sowing. No special equipment needed. use pots boxes or even hats with drainage. Use a soil mix of garden loam sand and leafmold and avoid fertilizer until roots establish.
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Sy Dean
Cents
nAlivAral Press Association
Personal Notes From Newburg March 22
Mrs. Herbert McGinnis recovering at her parents home in Newburg after hospital stay. Birth announced of Janis Ann Huerta in Key West Florida to Li Huerta and Lucille Ellis. Mrs Ellis visiting Florida. local social notes include visits from Sutton West Virginia and Cumberland Maryland residents. Rocco Stento injured after fall in his store. Miss Myrtle Densmore improving. Bridge club met with high scores recorded by Maron Conley and Lilith Durr.
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Stanley Selms
Newburg
Herbert McGinnis
Grafton City Hospital
McGinnis
Warren Channel
Janis Ann
LI. Huerta
Key West
Florida
Huerta
Lucille Ellis
Victoria Elis
Newbarg
Ellis
Blake Shay
Sutton West Virginia
Shay
William Shay
Artie Horchler
Cumberland, Md
Donna and mother confront a family crisis in Chicago tale
Donna returns home to her mother Jean after a tense visit with her father who has left on a trip to Chicago Minneapolis and St Louis. The mother reveals a grim plan involving Magda and a letter to Donna and a death faked as an accidental ending. Donna braces for what comes next as the scene closes with a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Donna
Magda
Alan
Dad
King Features Syndicate
Tea Brewing Instructions in Peppery Old Script
A compact note advises sealing the pot before adding the tea and ensuring water is boiling briskly before pouring. Let the tea stand for a brief period, from three to five minutes, before serving. The fragment hints at precise timing and temperature for proper infusion.
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Grafton Sentinel
Grafton Publishing Company, Inc
Latrobe Street
Grafton
Associated Press
Earrier
Virginia
West Virginia
Tnland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Kansas City
Board of Trade
St. Louis
Syndicate Trust
Postoffice
W.va
Crusader
Great Lake
Iver
Bo. Am
Persia
Aneaay
Egypt
U.S
Rom
Turk
Tibet
Axydlbaaxke
Lon
Ellow
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Paul Revere
Board of Health
Boston
Preston
Amercan
Lottie Geldbaugh
Miss Burke
Eleanor Vista
Lorraine Maloney
Mildred Shrader
Nell Harter
Marion Conley
Lilith Durr
Myrie Densmore
Marion Pugh
Clarksburg
Wness
Pugh
Marian Densmore
Nile Preservers
Vic
Pal
Red Cross Drive Solicitors
John Pendergast, Jr
John Pendergast, Sr
The
Eamelton Farmer's Supply
Evelyn K. Watson
Steen and White
Gertrude Halbritter
Dora Gainer
Farm Women’s Club
Camp Ground
Everett J. Williams
Kenneth Snyder
Charles Trembly
James Spahr
Clarence Weaver
Millard Williams
Berness Craig
Carney Williams
Harry McMurdo
Margaret, Effland
Glenn Williams
Williams
Morris Marshall
Lester Pratt
Denver
Monterville
W. Va
Clarence Sterling
Frank Waggy
Harold Wiles
William C. Montgomery
Mrs. Vinson Wolfe
Ammermil, Bond
Toylex
County Print Shop
Sentinel Ee Ee Ie
Mabel Campbell
Roy W. Powell
Elaine
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fred C. Conley
Mr. Powell
Harlan E. Powell of
Rowlesburg
Rocco Stento
Davis
Stento
Myrtle Densmore
Ethel Hueston
Ethel Husston
Beerl Company
King
Minneapolis v
Lake Michigan
Minneapolis
Dr. Orian
Dr- Orian
David
Ethel Huexton
Mark Banister
Mark
Bobbs-Merri Company
Dia
Turners Gift Store
West Main St
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