Concert Tonight and Local Society News
Society notes report Aee at the United Brethren church tonight hosting The Young Peoples choir in an Old Songs Concert under R R Redinger with a varied program. Also announced are nuptials for Maxine Ott and Leonard Canfield, a Rosemont area anniversary, Flemington History Club officers, an ice cream supper near Galloway, and a Hutchins Rhodes marriage in Oakland Md.
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Young Peoples Choir of the
United Brethren Church
Aee
R. R. Redinger
Bngle Laurie
Nelle Grey
Ernest Smith
Bnd
Carrie’ Bennett
Santa Lucia
Holy City
Opal Canfield
Old Virginny
Elizabeth Hofman
Quartett
Riga
la Paloma
Margaret Ridenour
Frances Hugill
Quartette
Canfield-Ott
Maxine de- Witt Ott
Fred Ott
Leonard Canid
Gilbert Canfield
Clarksburg
West Main Street
M. E
Perry J. Null
Harley Melton
Galloway
Reminiscence by L L Loar at Andrews Sunday School
Longtime Grafton resident and former Andrews Sunday School superintendent L L Loar will speak briefly at the Andrews event recounting his years of religious involvement in the city before moving to Clarksburg. He will reflect on once formal Mother’s Day programs and his memories from 1908 and earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Loar
Clarksburg
Grafton
Andrews Sunday School
Loar
How Women Can Win Men and Men Win The Favor of Other Men
Fragmentary OCR text ends with unclear phrases about influencing men and social dynamics. Likely an early 20th century dating or behavior guide. unreadable segments mention bile and digestive phrases, preventing clear factual summary.
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Local clubs and events fill this week with a string of meetings and programs. Naomi Chapter of Order of Eastern Star hosts a regular evening session at the Masonic Temple with an invitation extended to Clarksburg OES. Friday hosts an Old Songs Concert by United Brethren youths at Mountain City church after a week of district planning. Daughters of America gather at Wehn hall for initiation and rally talks. Lindy Club meets at Mrs Lawson D Delaney's Blueville home. The M P church lunch hours are paused until further notice. Friday features Honey Boy and Sassafras from station EDKA at the high school auditorium under American Legion auspices with a 3:30 pm school visit time. Weekly Sewing Club plans at Mrs James Hussion's Lincoln Street home and C B F Sewing Club at Mrs W J Bailey's Beech Street home on Friday afternoon.
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Naomi
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Clarksburg
United Brethren Church
Mountain City
Daughters of America
Wehn
Lindy Club
Lawson D. Delaney
Blueville
M. P. Church
Honey Boy
Sassafras
Pittsburgh
EDKA
American Legion
James Hussion
Lincoln’ Street
C. B. F. Sewing Club
W. J. Bailey
Beech Street
Mother's Day Observance at Andrews Church of Grafton
Kendall to speak on the Jarvis Memorial Class tomorrow at Andrews church with a solo by Prof. Reynolds and a sermon by Dr. Lynch The day marks the 1908 launch of Mother's Day with 2700 carnations sent by Miss Anna Jarvis and reflects her family history and local church contributions Mrs Jarvis mother of eleven children helped unite local Methodist churches prior to the Civil War
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Anna Jarvis
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Grafton
West Virginia
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Ann Maria (Reeves) Jarvis
Mother’s Day
Joshua W. Reeves
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jarvis
Andrews Church
Churches of
Webster
Hoover Quietly Active Eyes on National Events
Former President Herbert Hoover, leaner yet sturdier, travels over 20 000 miles by car since leaving the White House. He meets Republican leaders, tours the West and Midwest, fishes Sierra streams and Rogue River trips, and maintains board duties at Stanford and Mills College while accepting a busy mail flow and informal sponsorship duties.
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W. A. Wells
Palo Alto
Cal
White House
Herbert Hoover
America
San Judah Hill
Stanford University
Chicago
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Kansas
Iowa
Nevada
Oregon
High Sierras
Rogue River
California
Lower
Mills College
Oakland
Ex-President Rebuilds Health While Busy With Letters
The article notes former president Hoover, now retired, broadens investments and manages much of his correspondence personally. He rises around 5 to 6, walks surrounding meals, works through the day, and reads late at night. He conducts frequent long distance calls with his former secretary in Washington and others in New York, staying in touch with politics. He reads newspapers avidly and has over 30 delivered to his San Juan home, while many political leaders visit him, though their names are rarely announced.
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Hoover
Larry Richey
Washington
New York
San Juan |Aill
Herbert Clark Hoover
America
Palo Alto
Chicago
Harrison E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Reed to Run Again for Senator in Missouri Battle
James E Reed announces bid for the U S Senate in Missouri amid a looming power clash between Democratic leaders Bennett Champ Clark and Tom Pendergast. The 74 year old Reed cites reform and urges telling the people what is happening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Reed
Keansas City
Missouri
Jim Reed
Sénate
Bennett Champ Clark
Thomas J. Pendergast
Kansas City
Senate
Roscoe Patterson
James A. Reed
United States
Chicago Herald-Examiner
Washington
Reed
Woodrow Wilson
League of Naitions
Pendergast
Big Tom
Harry S. Truman
Jackson County
Joseph Shannon
Runy Clare
J. & yTuck
Milligan
Richmond
Pesdergast
Of The Day And Veal And Candied Sweet Potatoes
A compact recipe collection by Mrs. Alexander George detailing chicken a la king style sauce with milk stock pimiento peppers and salt, a veal and rice bake with butter flour milk onions peppers paprika and baked finishing, and candied sweet potatoes with brown sugar and water baked until tender with occasional turning.
Pruntytown Hosts Kiwanis Convention With Governor
Pruntytown districts center on a Kiwanis convention underway at the Industrial School for Boys. Governor H. G. Kump attends as guest of honor in a staged afternoon and evening program shaping local county activities and civic pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanian
Industrial School For Boys
Pruntytown
H. G. Kump
Grafton high school hosts parade and spaghetti banquet
A county convention in Grafton assembled for a business session then toured the school and its grounds. At 5 PM a cadet parade led by the Grafton high school band featured Governor Kump in the reviewing stand. A spaghetti dinner followed in the dining hall prepared by Margaret Desist with Esther Bell in charge. Russell Adams will speak. Luke Ross and Jack Cruise preside and respond. Fire threatens southern Ohio tinderbrush as KDKA radio artists broadcast from Grafton High Auditorium for an American Legion auxiliary event.
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Esther Bell
Luke B. Ross
Kiwanis Club
Jack Cruise
Clarksburg
Salem Glee Club
Industrial School
Russell Adams
Sistersville
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Flemington History Club
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Roger Williamson
Henry Marks
Maureen Moore
Alma Bennett
Rhodes-Hutchins
Charles Hutchins
Anna Lee Hutchins
Halburton Rhodes
Lost Run
Winfield Patterson
Philippi High School
Grafton High School
Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Ress
Associ
Roosevelt
Pother
Jolliffe's
Coats
Alexander George
Ben H. Franz
Main
Baltimore
Ticket ‘Agt
Baltimore & Ohio
Warrenton
N. C
Ohio
Scioto
Adams
Turner’ US
KDKA
American LE ’ Auxiliary
Isa Harris
Pratt
Crisco
Tlater
Aunt Sue's
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