Birthday Party Honoring Nathan Hen Es Fourth Birthday
Society notes report Mrs I Livin entertained a group of children at Maple Avenue home for Nathan Hen Es fourth birthday with gifts and games. Salvation Army mothers day program scheduled at 7 30 pm with mother daughter acts, badges, readings, and candlelight enrollment. A bridge luncheon at Wendel Taft's featured high scores. Mary Hussion celebrated a surprise birthday at Luzadder Street with games and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Livin
Maple Avenue
Nathan Hen Es
Uest
Sevrety
Life Saving Guards
Salvation Army
Marie Rogers
John Campbell
Frances Dawson
Ruth Campbell
Alhuse Cook
Clarksburg
Marie Baker
Wanda Lee Ball
Louise Cook
Mary Hussion
Luzadder Street
B. D. Hussion
C.E. Tighe
Social calendar for Andrews church groups this week
Tonight at 7 30 The Woman's Home Missionary Society meets at Andrews M E church. Tuesday evening 6 30 Group I Ladies Aid holds a covered dish supper at the church. B and O Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary meet at Modern Woodman Hall 7 30 with burco games. Group D Ladies Aid meets at Mrs O C Jefferys home on Maple Avenue. Thursday Eastern Star Woman's Club at 8 in Masonic Temple. Friday W C T U hosts a 1 o'clock covered dish luncheon at the Baptist church followed by monthly business meeting and a Mother's Day program by Mrs L W Kinter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of Andrews M. E
Ladies’ Aid of Andrews Church
B. & O. Veterans and the Ladies Auxiliary
Woodman Hall
Andrew's Ladies Aid
O. C. Jefferys
Marple Avenue
Eastern Star Woman's Club
Masonic Temple
The
Baptist Church
L. W. Kinter
Birthday Party With Large Cake Celebrates Milestone
A birthday party featured a large cake with the correct number of candles. Attendees included Mrs. Ever ett Lowther, Mrs. W. A. Swiger and daughter Jean Catherine, Mrs. Bert Sesse and daughter Clara, Mrs. Troy Nicola, Mrs. Laura Dev ers, Maxine McConkey, Mr. and Mrs. W. Murphy and children, Ag nes, Harold, and Paul, Mrs. E. D. Hussion and children Geraldine Eugene and Mickey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lampz, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tighe and daughters Maxine and Mary Vonda, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hussion and son Francis, Mr Dorsey Tighe and children Bob by Jean Mary Jo and Wilma Jane, Vincent Ball and the guest of honor Mrs. Mary Hussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Lowther
W. A. Swiger
Jean Catherine
Bert Sesse
Clara
Troy Nicola
Laura Devers
Maxine McConkey
W. Murphy
Agnes
Harold
Paul
E. D. Hussion
Geraldine
Eugene
Mickey
Carl Lampz
C. B. Tighe
Maxine
Mary Vonda
C. J. Hussion
Francis
Dorsey Tighe
Bobby
Jean
Mary Jo
Wilma Jane
Vincent Ball
Mary Hussion
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Grand Tours and Visits
Mrs. B Moffett Chenoweth of Wendel has returned from an extended visit to Miami Florida including Palm Beach and Daytona Beach. Mrs A M Larue of Newburg was in the city Friday to meet friends at Cozy Rest. Mr and Mrs J F Kunve with Florence and Lenora Reed of Pittsburgh were Sunday visitors of Howard Zouck. Alice Margaret Holt, a West Virginia University student, spent Mother's Day in the city with family. Mrs T W Heironimus and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Moffett Chenoweth
Wendel
Miami
Florida
Palm Beach
Daytona Beach
A. M. Larue
Newburg
J. F. Kunve
Florence
Lenora Reed
Pittsburgh
Howard Zouck
Dewey Avenue
Alice Margaret Holt
West Virginia
Local Social Notes From Loveland Addition Area
Rhea Fisher visited Morgantown to see William at Pi Kappa Gamma. Mrs William Murray and guests stayed with Mr and Mrs Harry Murray. Sarah and Rachael Bowers from Alexandria Virginia and Washington DC joined their mother Mrs H A Bowers in Loveland addition. Carl Redinger from Washington DC visited Ralph Redinger and family. Mrs Lloyd Hall and daughter Minne from Rowlesburg spent Saturday in the city. Jesse Goll and children from this city visited Mr and Mrs P N Rhodes in Tunnelton. Bert Woodyard from Washington DC spent Mother's Day with Mrs H A Bowers. Mrs Bula Bartlett of Grafton was admitted to Grafton City hospital for major operation today. Eva Davis of Grafton was admitted as a medical patient to Grafton City hospital last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Fisher
Morgantown
William
Pi Kappa Gamma
William Murray
Harry Murray
Sarah Bowers
Alexandria
Virginia
Rachael Bowers
Washington, D. C
H. A. Bowers
Loveland
Addition
Carl Redinger
Ralph Redinger
Lloyd Hall
Minne
Rowlesburg
Jesse Goll
P. N. Rhodes
Tunnelton
Bert Woodyard
Farley Probe Up For Vote In Senate
Washington May 13 The demand of Senator Long for a senate investigation of Postmaster General Farley moves toward a showdown. Long warns that passing the inquiry would mean goodbye to the Democratic party, as represented by the Knight of the Nourmahal President Roosevelt. Republicans expected to aid Huey as vote nears on Longs resolution. Democratic leaders anticipate party line vote. Farley denies the charges in an open letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Long
D.-La
Farley
Senate
Roosevelt
Huey
Woodmont
Louisiana Women Urge Senate Action on Connally Report
Mrs. Hilda Phelps Hammond of Louisiana urges all senators to act on the Connally committee report about the Overton election. The letter claims the report shows a prima facie case and accuses Mr. Long of designing and executing the fraud that led to Overton’s election. Long had promised a full, reasonable exploration of the matter. He has accused Farley of benefiting from government contracts via firms supplying PWA projects. The postmaster general, also chair of the Democratic national committee, denies the accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Phelps Hammond
Women's Committee of
Louisiana
Connally Committee
Overton
D.-La
Long
Farley
Public Works Administration
Democratic National Committee
Bill Authorizing Dams Work Introduced by Senator Johnson
Washington May 13 Senator Johnson R Cal today introduced a bill authorizing the president to construct Parker dam the Grand Coulee dam and 28 other PWA undertakings. Construction was in doubt after a recent Supreme Court decision holding Parker dam not authorized by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
R.-Cal
Parker Dam
Grand Coulee Dam
Public Works Administration
Supreme Court
Coughlin Presses Social Justice Against Wealth Share Plan
Detroit May 13 Father Charles E Coughlin's National Union for Social Justice rejects confiscation and equal wealth distribution. He says wealth originates from labor and condemns concentrate control of money. He urges Roosevelt to sign the Patman bonus bill and nationalize the federal reserve banks. He announces a May 22 Madison Square Garden mass meeting to push the solidarity program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Coughlin
Roosevelt
Patman
National Union
Congress
New York
Federal Reserve Banks
Madison Square Garden
Pleas on Excessive Gas Rates Tomorrow
Three southern West Virginia cities Huntington Charleston and Williamson ask the public service commission to cut United Fuel Gas temporary rates from 29 cents to 18.1 cents per 1 000 cubic feet. United Fuel opposes without a hearing and the arguments begin at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
United Fuel Gas Company
Public Service Commission
Huntington
Williamson
United Fuel
Judge Dismisses Mercer Sheriff Ouster Petition
Circuit Judge Howell M. Tanner dismissed a Mercer county petition to oust Sheriff J. C. Fanning due to lack of proper notice. The suit by W. W. Hicks and 71 others alleged negligence and ineligibility, including an alleged 40 percent cut from jail profits and a federal contempt sentence at Lee Hall Virginia reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Howell M. Tanner
J. C. Fanning
Mercer County
W. W. Hicks
Fanning
Walter Burton
C. W. Chaffee
Lee Hall
Reformatory
Champion Wounded by Blank During Radio Skit Rehearsal
Heavyweight Champion Max Baer was burned on the chest when a pistol loaded with a blank cartridge exploded during radio skit rehearsal at West Hazard hospital in Long Branch New Jersey. Partner Miss Peg La Centra suffered facial burns but returned to New York after first aid. Baer prepares to defend his title June 28 in New York City against Jimmy Braddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Baer
West Hazard Hospital
Long Branch
N. J
Peg la Centra
New York
Baer
Jimmy Braddock
New York City
Lack of Cash Hinders City Plans and Bills
City council paused on major projects due to tight finances. Mayor Waugh said essential services must be funded first, with water works, streets, hospital, police, and fire needs taking priority. Delinquent water rents totaling about 15000 were to be pursued as funds allow, with improvements postponed until finances recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
FERA
Barrett Street
Bridge Street
High
Waugh
PWA
Municipal funding plan outlines partial bill payments
The plan states that back bills will be paid periodically as money becomes available and funds will also be used to extend municipal facilities.
Two Killed Five Hurt In Automobile Collision
Huntington May 13 two persons were killed and five injured early today in an automobile collision on the Ashland Russell highway. Thurfin Spears 23 of Honeywell Ky was killed instantly riding in the car driven by Forrest Mutters 42 of Ashland. Miss Hazel May Francis 18 of Owensville Ky was fatally injured. The injured include Frances Abrams 18 of Ashland Roscoe Waddell 20 of Morehead Ky Forrest Mutters Leonard Newell 27 and Donald Mullins 28 of Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Ashland-Russell
Thurfin Spears
Honeywell
Forrest
Mutters
Ashland
Hazel” May Francis
Owensville
Frances Abrams
Roscoe Waddell
Morehead
Forrest Mutters
Leonard Newell
Donald Mullins
Obituary: O St Clair 68 of Simpson County passes
Nearly eight months illness ends at 10 this morning for O St Clair 68 longtime Simpson County resident and farmer. Born January 15 1867 in Taylor County he lived here all his life. Survived by wife predeceased two children and siblings. Funeral arrangements pending Bartlett Funeral Co McGraw Avenue.
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Isaac Barker
Flemington
Daddy” Barker
David
Nancy Brown Barker
Daddy" Barker
Pleasant County
Virginia Hayes
Bertie Black Barker
Joseph
Pittsburgh
Jerry
Akron
Ohio
Nancy Poole
W. M
Clarksburg
C. McDonald
Dewey
Thelma
Barker
M. P. Church
F. P. Kelley
Gross Funeral Company
Baileytown
O. St Clair
Simpson
County
Hobart Lake
Thomas and
Drucilla Shaffer St Clair
Taylor County
Mattie ‘Utterback
T. B. St Clair
Detroit
A.stclair
Wheeling
S. M.stclair
Marietta
C. T. Bartlett
St Clair
Baptist Church of
Bartlett Funeral Company
McGraw Avenue
Miners Wage Talks Set For May Twenty
Washington May 13 Negotiations for new wage and hour contracts for soft coal miners are to resume May 20 The Appalachian operators and the United Mine Workers of America show no sign of yielding from their February positions The miners seek 5 50 a day and 30 hour week while operators insist on 5 a day and 35 hour week Laval Receptions Echo Eastern Europe Cooperation Boost in Moscow May 13 Foreign Minister Pierre Laval of France receives a warm welcome and begins exploring extending Franco Soviet eastern Europe cooperation prospects.
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Washington
Appalachian
United Mine ‘Workers of America
North
Welcome Laval
Moscow
Pierre Laval
France
Europe
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