Society events mark birthdays and gatherings at Hatfield cottage
Coral Parrish Montgomery reports a Saturday afternoon party at Hatfield cottage Prunty town in honor of Carl and Robert McKinney. Guests delivered gifts and refreshments with assistance from Mrs Luzadder Marquess and Poling. Also covers G A R meeting Quota Club Missionary Society notes and Minnesota Farm Holiday strike action by 4000 delegates urging stay at home buy nothing sell nothing starting next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. McKinney
Carl
Robert
Hatfield
Pruntytown
McKinney
Charles Stafford
Bobby Hamilton
Helen
Harold Riley
Robert Scran‘age
Jimmie Flesher
George
William Drainer
Irene
Herman Bartlett
Harry Lee
Ada
Ruth Poling
Billie Anne
Willam Boyd
Frank
Luzadder
Carl McKinney
Blueville man improving after extended illness
Harvey A. Tobias, long ill at his Blueville home, shows slow improvement. Mrs Lawrence J. Miller remains ill with pneumonia in Loveland addition. Miss Virginia Compton admitted to City hospital for a minor operation. Miss Mae Weaver, First Ward, surgical patient, discharged this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey A. Tobias
Blueville
Lawrence J. Miller
Loveland Addition
Virginia Compton
Mae Weaver
My Beauty Hint ALICE FIELD Diet and Exercise Plan
Alice Field outlines a beauty regimen stressing health through a strict diet and daily activity. The plan includes grilled meats without butter vegetables boiled in water fruits with skins no alcohol and no bread plus a daily walk of at least forty five minutes and twenty minutes of setting up exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Field
Cast Chosen For Senior Class Play At Grafton High
The Grafton High School senior class selects a Tom Sawyer production with a 21 member cast led by Richard Dean as Tom Sawyer Herbert Welch as Huckleberry Finn and Forest Crane as Joe Harper. The cast includes Ruth Mays Aunt Polly Becky Thatcher and Injun Joe. Directed by Miss Ruth Batten with Luke B. Ross as faculty manager and Maxine Carr as student manager. May 19 1933 at 8 16 PM in the Grafton High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton High School
Tom Sawyer
Richard Dean
Herbert Welch
Forest Crane
Huckleberry Finn
Joe Harper
Widow Douglas
Ruth Mays
Maxine Wells
Sprague
Wellington Rowan
Sheriff Jones
Rex Lewis
Judge Thatcher
Charles Marshall
Ruth Batten
Luke B. Ross
Maxine Carr
Mary Genevieve Cassel
Elizabeth Lucas
James Allender
Georgia Fleming
Curtis Brown
Oren Cole
Earl Gilbert
Alice Margaret Holt
Kenneth Goff
Opal Canfield
Virginia Outright
Mary Jane DeMoss
Margaret Taylor
Dessie Williams
E. B. Sitter
Two Reform School Boys Are Caught At Pruntytown
Allingsworth Roberts and Elmer Wugh both 17 of the Industrial School at Pruntytown were returned to the institution at noon after a brief escape. They vanished Sunday after breakfast during a form errand, prompting a search. Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Sappington located them in Clarksburg and they were jailed in Harrison County before a guard transported them back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allingsworth Roberts
Elmer Wugh
Industrial School
Pruntytown
Clarksburg
Kenneth Sappington
Harrison County
Remlinger Dies at 77 After Pneumonia in Grafton
Joseph J. Remlinger 77 longtime Grafton resident died at his home 115 St Johns Street at 1230 following a weeklong pneumonia illness. Born in Alsace Lorraine he immigrated to the United States and lived in St Paul before settling in Grafton forty four years ago where he worked as a barber and served on the city council. He was a member of St Augustine's church and the Elks Lodge. Surviving are eight children Mrs A W Butt Baltimore Mrs ??? and James Remlinger Colum bs Ohio and others in the city. a sister Mrs Mary Sonneletter Columbus Ohio. Funeral plans to be announced and services will be held by Rev Father M J Hannon with interment at Mt Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Remlinger
St. Johns Street
Remlinger
Alsace Lorraine
France
Europe
United States
St. Paul Vnn
Mary Kearns
A. W. Butt
Baltimore
Ana Ae
Willis Raminger
Pittubureh
Lee Rembinger
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Grafton Lodge No. 308
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
M. J. Hannon
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Grade School Track Meet Set for May 20
The annual city county grade school track and field meet will be held Saturday May 20 at 2 p m at the Athletic Field. Coach Lynn A Faulkner says pupils from any grade school sending graduates to Graf ton High are eligible if in grades 6 7 or 8. Events include 70 yard dash 70 yard low hurdle half mile high jump broad jump pole vault shot put discus sprint relay and shuttle hurdle. Football season passes will be awarded to winners and second place earns passes to the first game. Graf ton High track members will supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn A.—Faulkner
Faulkner
Grafton High School
Rade
Rotarians urge state camp for unemployed youth at Jackson's Mill
The resolutions committee at the Annual Rotary convention recommends establishing a state camp for unemployed boys and girls next winter. They urge Governor Kump to set up the camp at Jackson's Mill to continue summer work for 4-H clubs and other organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's Mill
Rotary Convention
Kump
Flier Plans Revealed In Hollywood Rumor Its Details
A fragment notes that a flier plan continues from Page One and involves an unspoken prospective husband amid Hollywood rumor. Griffis mentions possible stopovers at Riverside and an eventual trip to Yuma, though specifics remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood Film Colony
Arnold A. Gillespie
Griffis
Riverside
Calif
Yuma
House backs cost-of-production amendment to bill
LINDBERGH case unfolds with Means and “The Fox” on trial for conspiracy over a $35,000 hoax. Mrs McLean’s lawyers key to uncovering the plot as Colonel Lindbergh and his wife prepare to testify about the kidnapping and death of their child. Washington reports and a promotion of historical features accompany the main legal drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Miss Poe
Means
the Fox
American Weekly
Washington
Baltimore Ameriministration
Newsdealer
Newsboy
Senate moves near final passage of farm relief bill
The Las Vegas venue highlights Senate action on a vast farm relief-inflation bill. A final vote is expected tomorrow to send the measure to President Roosevelt, unless senators hold out for the Norris-Simpson clause guaranteeing cost of production and a reasonable profit to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Senate
Roosevelt
Randolph Case Is Affirmed By Court
Charleston reports the Supreme Court affirming Randolph county matters. The piece notes Rogation Day observances on May 21 and highlights the revival of agriculture amid economic crisis, population shifts to rural areas, and the church’s call for leadership and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Sions Oy
Supreme Court
New York
N. Y
Hove
Randolph County
Tidewater
Oil Sales Corporation
Don Congress
Harper
Christian Church
Goodrich R. Fenner
Episcopal National Council
Fenner
America
Father Son Banquet Held At Rosemont Church
Twenty Boy Scouts and their fathers attended the annual father son banquet at the Baptist church in Rosemont Sunday night. Toast master Halbert Rhodes welcomed the fathers and A. J. Rhodes delivered the response. Music provided by Roy Waller Mark Howe and Fred Arlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemont
Halbert Rhodes
A. J. Rhodes
Roy Waller
Mark Howe
Fred Arlen
Bible Conference Opens June 19 at Massanetta Springs
Staunton Va May 9 The Massanetta Springs Bible Conference four miles east of Harrisonburg Va opens this year on June 19 with a Danish Folk School and Country Life Conference and closes with the Bible Conference August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton, Va
Massanetta Springs Bible Conference
Harrisonburg
Suit Settled In Federal Fee Dispute Involving Williamson
Settlement reached out of court in a federal suit by James Damron of Huntington against Ben M Williamson of Ashland Ky for 22000 in attorney fees. Damron had represented Williamson in a Wallace J Williamson case. Terms not announced. The University of California campus now operates a radio equipped car. About half of Michigan 1932 potato crop was moved to market by motor truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
James Damron
Huntington
Ben M. Williamson
Ashland
Damron
Williamson
Thestate
Wallace J. Williamson
Michigan
Threats as Discipline Do Not Teach Right Motives
The passage argues that only very young or timid children fear threats of punishment, while most evaluate risk and weigh pleasure against punishment. For neurotic children, punishment can even attract wrongdoing. The most powerful threat is the loss of parental love, not physical pain or loss of privileges, profoundly shaping behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ony
Early Parental Affection Shapes Childs Conscience
From infancy the child endures temporary rejection by parents, with the mother's displeasure feared more than whippings. The piece argues threats of whipping destabilize behavior, while disapproval becomes useless if overused, fostering callousness and moral harm.
May Luncheon Menus From A Local Kitchen
The menu lists a May luncheon with dishes including Frozen Fruit Salad with mayonnaise and whipped cream, Creole Crab, potato chips, hot rolls, raspberry jam, strawberry dessert, coffee and salted nuts. Recipes detail mixing, chilling, and serving steps for the fruit salad and a Creole Crab bake with crab, peas, onions, celery, pimientos, peppers, eggs, and breadcrumbs baked in buttered dishes. Also features Class Party Menu items and a tip on removing greasy kitchen wall films with gasoline in warm water.
Coal Men On Spot Declares Need For Better Salesmanship
Pittsburgh May 9 More than 3 000 executives of America's coal industry were told that better salesmanship and more cooperation between companies is needed to enliven king coal The President told us that we are supposed to help ourselves said R L Ireland Jr chairman of the coal division of the American Mining Congress which opened its tenth annual convention Ireland continued Were on the spot and I am glad to see so many executives and sales managers present it is they and not the operating men who have lagged behind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
America
King Coal
R. L. Ireland, Jr
American Mining Congress
Ireland
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Quota Club
Dent
Earle D. Wilkin
Swampscott
Mass
Delegags
Earle D. Wilkinson
Anna Heflin
J. Lester Bush
Rhea H. Fisher
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Andrews M. E
Mattie Jaco
Montivedeo, Minn
Ing
Minnesota Farm Holiday Association
Ben H. Franz
W. Main ST
Grafton High
J. M. Riffee
A. Leuthardt
The
Love Drug Company
H. L. Potts
Reform School
Dr. Pierre
Aly
Dave Ek
J. J Remlinger
Athletic Field
Rotarians
Lindbergh
A. B. Scott
Optometrist
Fairmont
W. Va
Bible Conference
University of California
Asx
Chesapeak & Potomac Telephone Company of
West Virginia
Grafton Banking & Trust Building
Doxey
Clarke
Hope
Fulmer
Jones
Smith
Fletcher
McNary
Thomas
Walcott
Wagner
Associated Press
Mrs
Alexander George
Union Brokerage Inc
Morgantown Avenue
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