Daily Cross Word Puzzle and Welch Campaign Slogan
Puzzle clues range from Babylonian references to Egyptian gods and Norse terms with mentions of Moths and continents. Welch campaign slogan Welch The slogan Welch West Virginia s Best Help Make it the Cleanest chosen in a Welch Daily News cleanup contest with winner Mrs Wilson Harris. Charleston notices two former state officials open law offices Robert E O Conner ex state safety chief and Grant P Hall state tax commissioner who will open a Charleston firm with his son Harry Hall
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Welch
West Virginia
Welch Daily News
Wilson Harris
Bar
Charleston
Lfaw
Robert E. O'Conner
State Department of Public Safety
O'Conner
Elkins
Randolph County
Grant P. Hall
Harry Hall
Hall
Ten Nights In A Bar Room staged by Normal Dramatic Club
The Normal Dramatic Club presents Ten Nights In A Bar Room at the high school auditorium next Tuesday May 14. Wilbur Knight as Sample Swibel and Mehitable Cartright played by Miss Henrietta Hein of Wheeling provide wide comic contrast with Charles McDade as Simon Slade and Alexander Vennari as Joe Morgan. The melodrama traces Slade’s rise through tavernkeeping, his family’s collapse, and a tragic murder, with strong emotional acting throughout and a capable supporting cast including Martha Boyer Ruby Koon and Jessie Stewart.
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Fairmont State Normal School
Wilbur Knight
Sample Swibel
Hick
Sweethearf
Mehitable Cartright
Missy Henrietta Hein
Wheeling
Will
Cha
Martha Boyer
Joe Morgan
Waugh Butcher
Romaine
Ruby Koon
Slade
Jessie Stewart
Mannington
New York
Little Mary Morgan
Howard Mumford
Frank Slade
Constance Bennett Signs Pathe Picture Contract
Constance Bennett daughter of Richard Bennett and sister of Barbara and Joan has signed a Pathe feature picture contract. She has lived abroad with her husband Phil Plant the millionaire, and was once considered a rising actress. Barbara Bennett recently wed Morton Downey who stars in Pathe talking pictures.
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Constance Bennett
Richard Bennett
Barbara
Joan
Pathe
Miss Bennett
Phil Plant
Morston, Downey
Wnging
Mother's Day Message and National Guard Review Report
Charleston observes Mother's Day with a statement urging remembrance and honoring mothers. A West Virginia National Guard inspection finds most units satisfactory, while work continues on suspending the 201st regiment. Rainelle gears up for a grand Fourth of July celebration with joint committee planning.
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Charleston
West Virginia National Guard
C. C. Pierce
Rainelle
Knights of Pythias
Modern Woodmen
Moose, I, C.Q, F
Lions Club
Overnight News Highlights Fetch From Global brief
Washington Senate blocks president power to fix farm board chairman salary. Huntington murder scene reveals bloodstained handkerchief. New York copper lawsuit settlement reached. Oklahoma City impeachment court clears Justice Clark. Theodore Roosevelt considered for Porto Rico governorship. San Diego army planes simulate bombing New York and Cincinnati. Navy pilot Apollo Soucek sets altitude record at 39140 feet. Rodgers hints at shifts in naval disarmament stance. London leaders spar over policy. Shanghai reinforcements threaten Shantung. Bennett mobbed by fans en route to Buckingham Palace. Berlin monitors anti German protests in Leningrad. Domestic brief notes.
Captain Ira C. Eaker To Open West Virginia Lions Meet
Captain Ira C. Eaker veteran Endurance flying by air refueling will fly an amphibian plane to Fairmont for the West Virginia Lions Clubs convention opening May 16. He will land on the Monongahela River and address airport and aviation promotion needs. Governors and Lions leaders anticipate plans for a state aviation program. He will return to Washington the next day after discussions with aviation enthusiasts.
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Lia Eaker
Mare High
West Virginia Lions Clubs
Fairmont
Ira C. Eaker
Convention OF Lions
Capt
Baker
Bolling Field
Washington
Marion County
West Virginia
Lions Clubs
Fairmont Hotel
Capt. Baker
Aviaton
Melvin Jone
Lions International
Chicago
Ill
United States
M. M. Neely
Park avenue bachelor’s art fortune and rumored downfall
New York gossip centers on Carl W. Hamilton once famed for a Cocoanut Oil fortune and a Renaissance art trove valued at tens of millions. Once allied with Duveen, his collection included Demenico Veneziano and a Madonna and Crucifixion appraised around 1.5 million each. Supposed losses in two weeks reportedly totaled 8 million, with subsequent efforts to repay debts amid ties to Mellon Rockefeller Mackay figures.
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Richard Massock
New York
Park Avenue
Carl W. Hamilton
Fra Filippo Lippi
Piero Della Francesca
Philippine Cocoanut Industd
Hamilton
Joseph Duveen
Demenico Veneziano
St. John In the
Desert
Malcolm Vaughan
Art News
Jothers
Andrew Mellon
John D. Rockefeller
Clarence Mackay
Oth
Hamilton a quiet patron of art and education
Collectors urged him to sell his paintings but he refused. He has slowed business though linked with the American Philippine company the Philippine Refining Corporation and Leverhulme soap interests. His philanthropy includes paying college tuition for several impoverished young artists, including a pianist and violinist of promise, making him a patron of art as well as a collector.
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Hamilton
American Philippine Company
Philippine Refining Corporation
Leverhulme Soap
England
Scoutcraft gives boys path to romance and adventure
The article extols Scouting as a road to character and public spirited citizenship, detailing how Scout training equips boys not only for high adventures but for daily community life and emergencies. It notes Troop 2 sponsorship by local men.
Kiwanis Club Boosts Hard Earned Scout Camp Plans
Local Kiwanis members begin to measure up to ideals of a “most wonderful” club for boys. Scouts pass advancement tests as a four week First Aid course starts. Troop grows from two to 39 with a $10,000 yearly budget. Scoutmaster Rev A J Torrey returns from Logan and leads a strong program with Eagle and Life Scouts among 12 Eagle, 16 Lite, 11 Star, 4 Merit, 8 Second Class, and 4 Tenderfoot ranks. The group eyes Memorial Day parade and uniforms for many by that time.
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Kiwanis Club
Chitt Lamble
State Bureau of Miners
West Aid
Woodrow Squires
A. J. Torrey
Logan
Taylor County
Gener- ES
Newburg High to Present Ione's Trail May 14
Newburg May 11 The Junior Class will stage Ione's Trail a three act comedy in the auditorium Tuesday evening May 14 at 8 o'clock directed by Miss Kathleen Lanham. Admission 16 and 26 cents. Cast includes Tone Burke Ruth Geldbaugh Hannah Moore Ardith Shuttlesworth Janet Lee Dorothy LaRue Mayelle Fromhart Freddie Burke Elihu Fortney Harris Carlatram George Sileatt Luther Shafferman Joe Plummer Mary Hall James Renshaw and others. Contests held by Columbian and Chrestomathon societies yielded finalists.
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Newburg
Ione
Kathleen Lanham
Tone Burke
Ruth Geldbaugh
Hannah Moore
Ardith Shuttlesworth
Janet Lee
Dorothy LaRue
Vide Burke
Jane
Champion
Mayelle Fromhart
Freddie Burke
Elihu Fortney
Harris Carlatram
George Sileatt
Jacob Miller
Luther Shafferman
Preston Truell
Jone
Joe Plummer
Mary Hall
Ray Forrest
James Renshaw
Simple backyard swings for every age described
A dated guide explains safe swing setups for toddlers and babies using a rope and board seat under an apple tree, with a 12 inch wide swing and two supports. It notes early ground clearance, gradual height increase, and a durable tire swing as a familiar, satisfying play option across ages.
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Alerll
College page shows names in essays and readings
For the Columbian, Florence Pyles writes Essay, Reading by Dorothy Auvil, Debate by Mary Emerson and Jane Lockridge, Vocal Solo by Susanna Warrilek. Oration by George Loughery. Claire Weltman and Ardith Shuttlesworth read, Théora Turnley debates with Louise Loren, Ruth Goldbaugh sings, Robert Pyles gives an Oration. Personal notes mention Charfed P. Smith’s paralytic stroke, Kathryn Dickens’s improving health, and visits by Gladys Travis, Mrs Joe Van Zandt, James Lanham, Mr and Mrs Turnk, and the Davids. Shoppers in Grafton.
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The
Florence Pyles
Reading
Dorothy Auvil
Mary Emerson
Jane Lockridge
Susanna
Warrilek
George Loughery
Chrestomatheons
Claire. Weltman
Ardith Shuttlesworth
Théora Turnley
Louise Loren
Ruth: Goldbaugh
Robert Pyles
Kathryn
Dickens
Wm. Dickens
Gladys ‘Travis
Thornston
Joe van Zandt
Fairmont
James Lanham
Kingwood
R.P. Turnk
Kingws
L. L. David Ad
Wm. Maloney
Lin Grafton Thureday
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Supreme Court
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Navy
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Gunton
Shantung
Eileen Bennett
Buckingham Palace
Mexico City
Berlin
Liningrad
Lion Club
Joseph Daveen
Andover Academy
Yale
Columbian
Chrestomatheon
Dora Costelow
F. C. Conley
Strader Phares
Delphine Arehart
Lillith Stevenson
Lela G. Conaway
B. F. Bias
Archie Rogers
Gus
Gussie
Continent
San Francisco
Paris
America
San Francis
BY Jack Lafa
Los
Big Boy
Golden Gates
Uncle Aran
Pinney
Adam
Miss Pinky
Pasion
Alice Judson Palos
Avery
Lkely
Charfed P. Smith
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