Social and club notices from Terra Alta area gatherings
Mrs Birdie Thompson attended a G A R initiation in Terra Alta W Va with Kingwood members present. Queen Esther Society tea at St Paul's M E Church honored the members mothers with a program and refreshments. Also reports on Ladies Aid activities, Blueville Mother's Day program and several club meetings with readings and sermons, plus dances at Valley Inn and Mountain View Inn awaiting attendees to Wednesday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terra Alta
Birdie Thompson
Gandy Circle
W. Va
Kingwood
Queen Esther
Queen Esther Society
St. Paul's M. EB. Church
Helen Howell
Marjorie Shingleton
Ida Belle Moore
Isabelle Davis
Queen Esther Song
Lords’ Prayer
Virginia Shaw
Emma Annis Thayer
Sailin
Virginia ‘Thayer
Fred C. Watkins
Jo Clara Warne
Jean Hammond
Irene Inkins
Virginia Thayer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Andrew‘'s
M. E. Church
J. N. Tregellas
Tregellas
D. Grant Smith
Robert Graham
Smith
Mildred Graham
Blanche Guard
Blueville
Ruby Flanagain
Clergy Law Debates Contactless Church Dialogues
Discussions among church leaders and lay officials focus on how laws apply to clergy, including interpretations and practical fulfillment. The conversations reveal ongoing considerations of church authority and civil obligations in addressing clergy conduct and governance.
Fairmont Hosts Lodge Meeting Weekend
West Virginia Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men and the Degree of Pocahontas plan a May 28 29 gathering in Fairmont with sessions at the Odd Fellows Temple Monroe Street and Knights of Columbus Hall Jackson Dotts Building. Over 250 representatives are expected with a reception at the Fairmont Hotel and a Pocahontas play and ball Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Great Council of the
Improved Order of Red Men
Pairmont
Great Council
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Monroe Street
Knights of Columbus
Jackson-Dotts Building
Degree of Pocahontas
Jack json-Dotts
Red Men
Fairmont
Odd Fellows Temple
New Tariff Bill Offered As Substitute For Fordney McCumber Plan
Chairman Snell and Chairman Hawley led a GOP move to report a rule governing House debate while Hoover weighed the bill. Hawley predicted only minor duty-rate changes, with tobacco untouched, and a new schedule covering rayon manufacturing. The committee’s report proposed an entirely new bill as a substitute, potentially opening all dutiable and free list items to Senate debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snell
Rules Committee
House
Hawley
Hoover
Fordney-McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Ways and Means
Beaten By Gang Associated Press Photo
A frightened man abducted, beaten and robbed by unknown assailants is shown in a lurid scene. James F. Biekers of St Petersburg, a Flag attorney noted for opposing vice, plans to leave the state. The text imagines luxurious living and a carefree future, expressed through a lyrical, nostalgic monologue about wealth and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
James F. Biekers
St. Petersburg
Vice
Ways and Means Proposal Reshapes Tariff Commission
The Ways and Means Republicans backed the president’s request to reorganize the tariff commission. The plan grants power to terminate current commissioners at will by submitting successor names to the senate for advice and consent, creating a seven member body. It speeds rate-change work by allowing use of American selling price of similar goods as a basis, instead of cost of production differentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and
Tariff Commission
Senate
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Amapittes
Hospital Association
Y. MC. A
Gellas Wolfe
Mabel Lee Patton
Blanche Beyer
Agnes Wittman Vantomime
Eva Ford
Carrie Shatterman
Anross
G.alr
the Grand Army of the Republic
Woodman Hall
Latrobe Street
K. White
Valley Inn
Mack
Mairmont
Lastvening
Mountain View Inn
Gratton-Fairmont Road
Wheeling
W. P
West Washington Street
von Joe
J. 3
Envy
Au Dillon
Martha Lockwood
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Dls Brings
Mother
Dimond
OH Davis
John T Eg Hey Wadh
Guage
Georgette and Taffeta
Burton & Randolph Inc
Dorothy Lee Morgan
Angel
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