Social notes from Woodman Circle and town clubs
Woodman Circle meets in Red Men hall with Mrs Ella Barber delivering a talk and hosting duties. Sewing and refreshments follow a brisk meeting, with plans for May 10 at Mrs Amanda Renner’s Grand street home. Also reports Florence McMullen and William Courtney’s February wedding at Wellsburg grandparents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
White Rose Grove No. 2
Red Men Hall
Ella Barber
Amanda Renner
Grand Street
Courtney McMullen
Florence McMullen
William Courtney
Wellsburg
W. Va
Brooks Morgan
Free Methodist Church
My Beauty Hint Believes in Soap and Water Care
A reader shares a beauty tip claiming rubbing white petroleum into eyebrows and eyelashes keeps them soft and prevents soap from drying and weakening brows. After drying the skin with a towel, the oil is removed with absorbent tissue for quick cleansing.
Births in Rowlesburg and Simpson Reach Families
Mr and Mrs Carl Hall of Rowlesburg welcome a daughter named Carlin Kay Hall born Wednesday Nellie Wirts before marriage from this city is the mother This is their first child Mr and Mrs Buddy Whitehair of Simpson greet a baby girl Dorothy Jean born May 5 weighing six and a half pounds Mother and baby are doing nicely Martha Abel is the former name of Mrs Whitehair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hall
Rowlesburg
Carlin Kay Hall
Buddy Whitehair
Simpson
Dorothy Jean
Price Denies Saying College Dances Were Drunk
Fayette county delegate Mrs. S W Price called reports that she claimed half of college dance attendees were drunk utterly false. She told Davis and Elkins College president she never spoke to a group about nationwide student drinking and criticized telegrams by D C Blagg that quoted her remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. W. Price
House of Delegates
Fayette County
D. C. Blagg
United Dty Forces
Price
James A. Allen
Davis and Elkins College
Bragg
Professor Hudson named to Hague court of arbitration
Washington reports President Roosevelt designated Prof. Manley O Hudson of Harvard Law School as United States member of the permanent court of arbitration at the Hague. In Shreveport twelve lion cubs have been born since January 1 as a circus winters there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Hudson
Washington
State Department Today
Roosevelt
Manley 0. Hudson
Harvard Law School
United States
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Shreveport
Sunaties Ke Sunaties Ke Cock-a-doodle-do
In Mary Graham Bonner style a fire rescue scene unfolds with Willy Nilly Jelly Bear Rip and others rushing to locate Top Notch as a fire chief and bears worry about suffocation and safety while Fire Chief Quacko calmly directs efforts and the missing bear is found safe calling Cock-a-doodle-do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
Rip
Jelly Bear
Ben
Lilly estate administrator bonds and appraisers named
C. P. Green qualified as administrator of the estate of the late James L. Lilly and furnished a bond of $1,000. Omar Jefferys, Hoy Mason, and Ed N. Locke were appointed to appraise the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Green
Jas. L. Lilly
P. Green
James L. Lilly
Omar. Jefferys
Hoy Mason
Ed. N. Locke
Local residents head to Montreal for telegraphers convention
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hostler of Walnut street and Miss Alda Sober of Wilford street depart tonight on train No. 12 to New York and then Montreal to attend the Order of Railroad Telegraphers convention for about two weeks. Several local figures, including Charles Sap, Mrs. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Kinney, and others, are noted for recent business and social activities in Grafton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Hostler
Walnut Street
Alda Sober
Wilford Street
New York City
Montreal
Canada
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Charles Sap
Independence
Grafton
Sentinel
Rs . Filer TR. Wolfs
Jane Elizabeth
Billy
Morgantown
John Pritchard
Laurel Crest
Walter Ball
New Martinsville
Ball
Hostler
Jean Spring
Tunnelton
M. J. Kinney
East Main Street
Washington
James
Glenn Lewis
Newburg
P. M. Cropp
Meadland
Netofay
May Luncheon Menu and Recipes for Mrs. Alexander George
The menu outlines a May luncheon including fish appetizers ham mousse and hot buttered toast. Recipes detail a sardine relish on toast a ham mousse dessert and a berry cake with cream, all with step by step preparation and serving notes.
Woodmen Of World Meet Opens In Hagerstown
The ninth biennial head camp conv ention for West Virginia jurisdiction opened in Hagerstown with business sessions and banquet facil itating speeches by national and state leaders including D E Bradshaw W W Smith E M Enright H W Tippett Sol O Briant S S Dowlin and Judge W C Braden. Officers for the coming year to be elected and next convention site chosen today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Woodmen of the World
West Virginia
D. E. Bradshaw
Omaha
Nebraska
W. W. Smith
Huntington
W. Va
Sol O. Briant
Woodmen of
S. S. Dowlin
Cumberland
W. C. Braden
Louisiana
National Auditor
Riffle Again Makes Escape From Road Crew
Weston May 6 Clarence Riffle pulled a Houdini style escape while two guards watched the truck. Riffle had been jailed for carrying a revolver and sentenced to six months in Lewis County jail. After serving about a month he escaped from the road gang and remained at large for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Clarence Riffle
Houdini
Riffle
Lewis County
Liberty
Doctor Wants Mix To Pay Him $10,000
Judgment for $1,300 was handed down in superior court in Dr. Gurn Stout's suit for bills tied to Tom Mix's 1931 appendicitis operation. Dr Stout claimed $9,700, having previously received $300. Mix argued Stout was an assistant surgeon and his services worth no more than $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tom Mix
Gurn Stout
Srout
Mix
Stout
Radio Schedule Summary
The listing shows NBC CBS and ABC/Columbia networks nightly program blocks with numerous orchestras, talk segments, and variety acts scheduling from 3:15 pm to 11:30 pm Eastern, including The Kentucky Derby segment and multiple named artists. The dense lineup outlines station programming and time slots for opera, talk, and musical acts.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Performers
A detailed TV radio timetable lists 6:30 History Moments and 7:00 Land of the Good Songs followed by 8:00 Will Rogers program. 8:30 Walter Winchell talks, 8:45 Pickens Sisters harmonies, 9:00 Phil Dewey songs, 9:15 Lopes and the Docs, 9:45 Orange Lantern mystery, 10:15 Welcome Lewis Bluts, 10:30 Concert Organ Recital, 11:00 Dance Nocturne, and 11:30 Jan Garber Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Walter Winchell
Phil Dewey
Welcome Lewis
Jan Garber
Oliver Twist on stage at Opera House tonight
Dickens great novel adapted for the stage unfolds with pathos and drama. Child actor Dickie Moore stars as Oliver Twist with Irving Pichel William Boyd Doris Lloyd Barbara Kent Alec Francis G. Arthur Clyde Cook in supporting roles. William Cowen directs under Herbert Brerton supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickle ‘Moore
Irving —Pichel
William Boyd
Doris Lloyd
Barbara Kent
Alec B. Francis
G. K. ‘Arthur
Clyde Cook
William Cowen
Herbert Brerton
Leo Chases Puff In Street Feud Over Feasting
Leo, the Nubian beast, targets Puff as prey while Puff vows he will soon be too thin to eat. The odd confrontation spills from private to public view as onlookers witness the mêlée.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Puff
Oil Control Legislation Backed by Oil Interests
Washington May 6. Proposed law to grant broad powers over the petroleum industry to the interior secretary won approval from representatives of oil interests across five states. Committees named by governors of Pennsylvania Kansas and Oklahoma participated. The Independent Petroleum Association opposed the move calling it a step toward an oil czar and monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Oklahoma
Independent Petroleum Association
To Monopoly
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Ladies Aid Society of
M. E. Church of
Pruntytown
Martha Flesher
Virginia Larue
Blanche Bartlett
Cora Alcorn
Margaretances
Ida Carolyn
Larning
Betty Jane
Ilet
Martha Glenn Flesher
Margaret Frances Larue
Home Sweet Home
G. T. G. Club
Henry Lyman
High Street
G. T. G. Sewing Club
Depression Club
Evelyn Saffel
Gay Street
Bunco
Ruth Crouser
Colebank
Eva Custer
May Hathaway
Ruth Bumgardner
Elsie Parkhill
Pauline Parkhill
Mary Parkhill
Zumbro
Louise Zumbro
Leona Zumbro
Wilma Haislip
Alice White
Akron
Ohio
Michigan
Marion Evans
Berrian Springg, Mich
St. Josoph
Benton Harbor
Associated Press
Sunaties Ke
C. O. Reynolds
Martinsburg
Inney Lett
Wahington
D. C
Doucnter
and Es, JR
Alexander George
Woodmen of World
WAR Secretary
Francoise May
Paul May
George H. Dern
Shenandoah X
Winchester
Vas
Doctor
Ann Harding
Ald
Havana
The
Nbc-Weaf
Meyer Davis
Elgin Allman
James G. McDonald
Zora Layman
B. A. Rolfe
Frances Langford
Brandwynne
Cbs-Wabc
Tony Wons
Duchin Orchestra
Skippy
Fred Berrens
Tremaine Orchestra
Ozzie Nelson Orchestra
Barnet's Orchestra
Melody Headliners
Magic Voice
Belasco Orchestra
Easy Aces
Boswell Sisters
Theo, Earle
Public Institute
Gertrude Niesen
Haymes
Ben Pollack
Ted Fiorito
Honolulu
NBC
WJZ
Sherman
Harmony
Orphan Annie
Smith Ballew
Emily Mickmas
Am'n Taxpayers League
Octavus R. Cohen Story
Paul Victorine
Vincent Lopea
Emergency In Education
Chorus
the Cuckoos
Kuku
the Buccaneers
John L. Fogarty
Phantom Gypsy
Don Pedro's
Lowe's Orchestra
Italy
Clyde Doerr
Jimmy Melton
Joe Moss
Seth Parker
Don Hall
Charlie Kerr
Crumit
Quiet Harmonies
Abe Lyman
Ben Pollack Orchestra
Straight's Orchestra
Beryl Elizabeth Temperton
Philadelphia
Beaver College For
Poconos
Opera House
Oliver Twist
Pnogram
Dicken
Little Nell
David Copperfield
Dora
Morgantown Avenue
Fairmont
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