Glade Run Club 4 H Meeting Features Demonstration
Selections by Chuck Moran and hymn My Mother's Bible opened a May Glade Run Community Club meeting led by George Post with 4-H students from Broaddus College headed by Elmer Zinn. The program included songs, pledges, and talks on projects and club exhibits. Attendees praised the rally turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck" Moran
Leonard Reekart
Glade Run Community Club
George Post
Broaddus College
Elmer Zinn
West Virginia Hills
Betty Bradley
Forest Edwards
Alta Smith
Dorothy Hebb
Doris Edwards
Juanita Thorn
Forest Edwards, Jr
Boy
Willis Bradley
Elenore McCartney
Mothers Day Tea at St. Pauls Methodist Church
Mrs. Frey hosted a Mother’s Day tea on McGraw avenue by the Standard Bearer Girls of St. Pauls Methodist Church sponsored by Mrs. Vera Hamilton. From 2 to 5 pm guests enjoyed a spring setting with iris spirea logs and crab apple sprays. Dozens registered while Miss Matt Batson and Miss Frances ard performed piano selections. A silver offering was taken and many community groups announced upcoming events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afrs. L. C
McGraw Avenue
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Vera Hamilton
Barbara Gerkin
Hamilton
Aul Willis
Elsie Morris
Laura Gerkin
Market Batson
Betty Jeanley
Miss Batson
Florene Friedman
G. Kuhn
J. ‘P. ‘Luke
W. J. Frey
Virgil Rohrbaugh
Merle Bailey
Hazel McDaniel
Rosaline Spanaugle
Gertrude Saffel
Martha Jean Kuhn
Ruth Moss
Jearline Hufford
Christina Hufford
Vera McDaniel
Mary
Alice Wood
Nancy Rolirhough
J.F. Stafford
William
Fetterman
Haymond Methodist Church
Ruth Withers
J. L. “Marquess
J. L. Marquess
Harvey Wittman
Robert McCartney
Helen Simmons
Gideon Kerns
Kermit Bell
C. F
Hannon
Dewey Jones
Knottsville
McKinney Orchestra
Walter Knotts
Fetterman District
Lottie Shafferman
Haymond M. E. Sunday School
Four Men Learn Mine Startup Under New Trade Contract
On a trade mission four men in the mine, including Walker, were told the operation intended to start up under the new contract, signaling renewed activity and obligations for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Hold Suspect In Extortion Case In Philadelphia
Miss Paué Eleanor Boothby a 21 year old debutante reported receiving an 84 page threatening letter. A suspect has been arrested though officials did not disclose location or charges. Boothby’s father and mother described the correspondence and its decipherment challenges while noting the arrest was unknown to the family until late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Paué
Eleanor Boothby
Boothby
Ogontz Junior College
National Magazine
Life
White’ Sulphur Springs
Wilfoid
Postal
John W. Johnston
Outdoing the dealer in a bridge double by rebidding
Barclay explains a bridge scenario where a player doubles a low contract and redoubles to force a favorable result. North opens 1 Spade, South bids 2 Diamonds, West doubles poorly, North redoubles, and the defense fails. The declarer wins plus an overtrick with careful spade leads. Tomorrow's Problem.
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North
South
West
King
East
Plan for declarer after South advances to four spades
In this deal South should bid to spades and play 4 Spades. If West leads a club three times, declarer should draft a line avoiding traps and early defeats by counting entries and managing clubs. The plan focuses on timing and proper use of the dummy to maximize trick count while countering West’s club pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
Declarer
Veatures Syndicate, Ane
Local residents treated at City Hospital for injuries
Thur Ford and son Jimmy Mae Utt Vic ki Sue Ford Gladys Thompson J R Glenn Harold Ringler Elsie Huffman Oma Mae Casteel Farrell Yates Minta Lambert Hannah Morris all of Grat ton were treated at the City hospital this morning. Charlotte Simmons of 15 Walter street was discharged Saturday. Mrs Dorothy Reichenbach of Ballaire Ohio, who fractured her kneecap in an auto accident on route 50 yesterday, was taken by ambulance to a Bellaire hospital this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thur Ford
Jimmy
Mae Utt
Vicki Sue Ford
Gladys Thompson
J. R. Glenn
Harold Ringler
Elsie Huffman
Oma Mae Casteel
Farrell Yates
Minta Lambert
Hannah Morris
Gratton
City Hospital
Charlotte ‘Simmons
Walter Street
Dorothy Reichenbach
Ballaire, O
Bellaire Hospital
Mother's Day Guests From Several States Attend
Mothers Day guests at the home of Mr and Mrs 8 M Zinn Yates avenue included Mr and Mrs E C Heckert and son John Samuel and Miss Mary Seezy all of Detroit Michigan Mr and Mrs George Zinn and children Tommy and Virginia Lee of Charleston Mr and Mrs Delmer Yost Fairview Mr and Mrs F J Bartlett Fruntytown and Mr and Mrs Gerald Brown and daughter Batmaline of Fairmont Mr and Mrs Alden Beagle of Pruntytown road attend the state dental meeting in Huntington Monday Tuesday and Wednesday this week Mrs Lillian Henderson 115 West Main street is visiting relatives in eastern Florida Mrs Ed Steel of West Main street is spending several days in Philadelphia Pa Mrs Gale Morrison of Uppington W Va who has been undergoing treatment at the Grafton city hospital was discharged Sunday Roy Haddix of route 2 Tunneton was admitted to the Grafton hospital Mae Bolyard route 2 Newburg was admitted to the City hospital Sunday night Virginia Lee Hanleiter of Ross Street underwent a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batmaline
Fairmont
Alden Beagle
Pruntytown Road
State Dental
Huntington
Lillian Henderson
West Main Street
Florida
Ed. Steel
Philadelphia
Gale Morrison
Uppington
W. Va
Grafton City Hospital
FDR Support Solicited For Tax Revision Plan
Congressional backers push for administration backing of a compromise business tax revision to curb criticisms of current levies while preserving federal revenue. Senate Finance chair Harrison and Ways and Means chair Doughton reportedly favor presenting the plan to President Roosevelt and Secretary Morgenthau. Revision seems likely as corporate taxes totaling about 1 billion dollars expire next December 1, prompting action before revenue declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harrison
Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Doughton
N. C
House
Ways,and Means Committee
Roose
Morgenthau
Senate Republicans
Roosevelt signals Congress to decide on corporate tax changes
The administration will leave the tax issue to Congress, says President Roosevelt at a Friday press conference. Some leaders, including Harrison, favor revisions aligning with business interests. A plan proposes dropping the undistributed profits tax, keeping capital stock and excess profits levies, a flat 18 percent corporate tax, and lower rates for firms earning under 95,000, claiming it would raise about 2 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Harrison
Mine official beaten near Vulcan operation
Pike County officers and Judge Ester Hopkins planned warrants against about 20 men for conspiring to maim after Mine Superintendent P. J. Winn of Vulcan Collieries was attacked as he crossed the State Line from West Virginia into Kentucky. Winn said 75 men stopped his car, dragged him from it, and beat him after questioning why four workers were sent into the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeburn
Pike County
Ester Hopkkins
P. J. Winn
Vulcan
Hopkins
State Line
Winn
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Kentucky
West Virginia
Williamson Field
Mingo County
W. Va
Apebeesens Operators Association
United Mine Workers “Union
New York
James Walker
Freeborn
UMWA
State Women's Benefit Assn to Meet in May
The State Women's Benefit association will convene May 17 and 18 with Mrs. Nellie C V Heppert of Akron Ohio national treasurer as honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
State Women’s Benefit Association
Nellie C.V. Heppert
Akron
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J. A. Keener
Pruntytown
Margaret Virginia
John Earl
Frank Gawthrop
Mary Louise
Frances
Jimmie
George Jones
Alice Shriver
Lloyd Shriver
Herbert Henderson
Isabelle
Elizabeth Shriver
Mary E. Powell
E. Dowsden Smith
W. W. Powell
Barbara
Laura Elizabeth
Everett Keener
Pauline
Keener
John Marshall
Betty Mae
Belmont
Belmont Fark
Long Island
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Douglas, Fairbanks
Ashley
C. Howard Cameron
Harry Friedman
Miriam Friedman
J. Friedman
Dorothy Rowland Beavers
Harry S. White
Helen Stalnaker
Mary Hamilton
Estella Phillips
Ida B. Dorsey
A. Ray Shaw, Sr
Lee Smith
H. L. Potts
W. O. Bolin
Dolores B. Curry
Clyde G. Turner
Virginia S. Shaw
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
J. P. Luke
Yates Avenue
St. Augustine School
Seven Guides
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Eastern
Star Woman’s Club
Taylor County
Knottsville Methodist Church
Women’s Club
S J. John’s Church
Hazel Steadman Fear
Morgantown
R. L. Sapp
High Street
Sapp
Frank Luzadder
John Riesinger
James Roy
J. Ridenour
Herbert ‘Evans
John H. Evans
Charleon
A. R. Willians
M. S. Robinson
H. C. Sapp
Flora Stilwell
D. W. Cahill
Douglas, Jr
W. E Hicks
Howard Sapp
Charles Glover
Lois Sapp
Pauline Sapp
Hudson
British Overseas
Ives
Cordell Weanecas
Philadelphia Society
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Spur As
Prince
Senorita Sofia Alvarez
Roy Haddix
Tunnelton
Mae Bolyard
Newburg
Virginia Lee Hanleiter
Ross Street
F.D.R
Grafton
Rosenberg's, Inc
Clarksburg, W. Va
N. B
Grafton Hotel
Eagy
Monongahela System
Robert's
Taylor County Hardware
St. John Streets
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