Now and Then club meets in Lucretia for bingo night
Mrs. Minnie Stilwell hosted the Now and Then club at Mrs. Sammie Camden's Lucretia home. Guests included Mrs. Zona Zinn and Mrs. Sammie Camden, who won prizes along with others. Refreshments were served as members enjoyed an evening of bingo and fellowship. next meeting at Mrs. Nina Sturm's Warder avenue.
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Minnie Stilwell
Sammie Camden
Lucretia
Mary Wagner
Elva Gough
Zona Zinn
Zinn
Stilwell
Wagoner
Gough
Camden
Lulu Evans
Ruth Crouser
Mary Reisinger
James Roy
Pearl Poling
Miriam Isner
Nina Sturm
Warder Avenue
SOCIAL CALENDAR UPDATE IN TAYLOR COUNTY
Oscar Riddle hosted the Young People's Society meeting at First Presbyterian with John Paul Floyd presiding. May through June events span churches including St John’s and VFW halls, with picnics rallies, bingo, dinners, and summer activities across churches and auxiliary groups.
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Young People's Meeting
Oscar Riddle
Young People’s Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
John Paul Floyd
F. J. Turvander
Ladies Aid meeting at St. Paul's Lutheran on Maple Avenue
The Ladies Aid society of St. Pauls Lutheran church were entertained Thursday at the home of Miss G Minette Watkins on Maple Avenue. Eighteen members attended. Mrs. Margaret Watkins, press.
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Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
G. Minette Watkins
Maple Avenue
Margaret Watkins
Press
Society Meeting Closes With Program and Social Hour
The society president chaired the business session and concluded with a program and social hour. Refreshments were served.
Miss Juanita Gatrell Takes Cashier Post
Miss Juanita Gatrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer A Gatrell of Maple avenue has accepted a cashier position at the Main street office of Monongahela West Penn Public Service company. She previously worked at Prudential Insurance here until the local office was closed. Mr and Mrs Carl Kirkpatrick C F Kirkpatrick Harold Kirkpatrick and Mrs Pat McGuckin went to Pennsboro Thursday for the funeral of William Reed a nephew of the late Mrs G F Kirkpatrick. Mr and Mrs C A Pilson of Fairmont visited the city Wednesday. Barbara Kimble daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Vance Kimble underwent a minor operation at City hospital Friday morning. Miss Sarah Catharine Lucas returned to her home at 540 West Main street Friday after a minor operation. John Tronco Wendel was discharged from City hospital Friday.
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Juanita Gatrell
Homer A. Gatrell
Maple Avenue
Main Street
Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company
Barell
Prudential Insurance Company
Carl Kirkpatrick
C. F. Kirkpatrick
Harold Kirkpatrick
Pat McGuckin
Pennsboro
William Reed
G. F. Kirkpatrick
C. A. Pilson
Fairmont
Barbara Kimble
Lyle Vance Kimble
City Hospital
Sarah Catharine Lucas
West Mainstret
John Tronco
Wendel
Birth of David Shaun Miller in Barnesville
Mr and Mrs David Miller of Barnesville Ohio announce the birth of a 7 pound son David Shaun Miller on May 2 The mother is the former Lucille McKeen of this city This is their first child.
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Irma Darblay
Mill Valley
Cal
Paul W. K. Crawley
Thais Vladimir
Crawley
Presidio
Henry Rosenfeld, Jr
David Miller
Barnesville
Ohio
David Shaun Miller
Youth Slays Widow Self in Jackson Marriage Plot
In Jackson Tennessee a 20 year old unemployed man killed 70 year old widow Alma Nell Donnell and himself after a failed fake bomb plan to coerce a marriage. Oklahoma City residents were visiting when the shooting occurred outside the county courthouse. Witnesses say the youth produced a bomb device from Burns and fired through a car window before killing himself. The case is deemed murder by self-inflicted action.
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Jackson
Tenn
H. R. Belew
Alma J. Donnell
Lee J. Burns
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lees
Burns
Guy R. Windrom
The
Jackson Sun
Windrom
J. T. Cretchfield
Cretchfield
Drowning Added to Murder Ring Probe in Philadelphia
Philadelphia investigators broadened a murder ring case listing drowning as a method used to claim insurance in four eastern states over a decade. Rafael Caruso’s death on July 1, 1934, is cited as the latest. An in custody machinist, Edward Hubbassi, is charged with Caruso’s murder, raising the total in custody to 17. An insurance salesman Gaetano Cionati is charged as an accessory, with further arrests anticipated as authorities probe agents who may have insured victims for quick death.
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Philadelphia
Edward Hubbassid
Rafael Caruso
James Kelly
Gaetano Cionati
Three Killed As Auto Struck By R R Train Near Altoona
A Pennsylvania railroad passenger train killed three men in Altoona last night and hurled two more over 100 feet from the wreck. State College residents C. W. Stover 30 Simon Rudy 45 and Harold Jackson 24 were identified by Sergeant C E Sprankle as the victims. One body was found about 40 feet from the wreckage.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
C. E. Sprankle
State Motor Police
C. W. Stover
Simon Rudy
Harold Jackson
State College
Devil Anse's Children Die on Same Day in Funeral Pair
Logan May 5 AP A double funeral was held for Mrs Mary Howes 65 and Mrs Nancy Bell Mullins 68 daughters of Anderson Devil Anse Hatfield. Howes died at her brother Joe Hatfield's Stirrat home and Mullins died at a son’s Monaville home. Devil Anse, famed McCoy feud era patriarch, fathered 13 children, five remain living.
Bill to Draft Capital In War Time Approved
The Senate Military committee approved today a bill to permit the government to draft the capital in event of war.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
Harlan County Mine War Fears Return of Tense Labor Fight
In Harlan Kentucky eight years after a deadly clash, miners and deputies clash in a renewed labor standoff. Mine operators who once resisted unionism, now plan to reopen mines despite the union no work policy amid stalled New York contract talks.
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Harlan
Kentucky
Harlan County
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Roane County Sheriff Upheld By Judge Miller
Spencer May 6. Circuit Judge Lewis H. Miller ruled Sheriff Phil D. Phillips acted within authority when refusing a county funds transfer to the Roane relief fund. Miller denied mandamus to compel showing cause. The $25,000 relief allocation is exhausted and about $5,000 more is needed for the fiscal year.
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Roane County
Miller
Spencer
Phil D. Phillips
Roane County Relief Fund
Lewis H. Miller
Roane County Commissioners
Labor Dispute Weighs on Anthracite and Bituminous Coal Sectors
The AFL union and operators in the anthracite fields remain at an impasse over a renewed contract after expiration on April 30. An extension for hard coal miners expires this weekend, while the bituminous conference debated a dues checkoff versus closed shop. Negotiations show little chance of resuming, with federal intervention speculation arising.
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AFL
Tawish
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Annabel P. Swisher
Society
St. John’s Methodist Church
Fred Floyd
Tygartham
Sons of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
U. B
VFW
St. John's Methodist Sunday School
Taylor County
Webster Baptist Church
Baileytown
Colored
B. and O. Veterans
Clara Fawyer
Quota Club
Cozy Rest
Mary Louis
Denour
Roberta ‘Travis
Janie
Stubbins
Betty Williams
Frances
Hussian
VFW Hall
Oscar Hough
Morgantown
First Baptist Church
Staunton, Va
Grenier
Geneva Hilkey
Elizabeth Hoffman
Nellie Cook
Mary Alice DeMoss
Mildred Graham
Kathryn Madden
Josephine Manley
Adah Poling
Kathleen Reese
Hileen Robinson
Dorothy Sapp
Helen Shaw
Virginia Shaw
Mary Stanley
Beatrice Tucker
Mildred Watters
Virginia Watkins
Mary Catherine Walters
Grafton
Caldwell
Love Drug CO
Joan Bennett
Morton Downey
Joan
W. Main Street
LEE Bennett & Son
R. R
Devil Anse
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
League of Nations
Sayre
Spierce Lipby
Fed
Sayres Market
W. Main
Eee Ty
Kelvinators
Abigecu
Kelvinator i
Ent
Tor
Kelvinator
Robert
Taylor County Hardware
G Raptons
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