Eastern Star Club Holds Last Meeting Until September
The Eastern Star club held its monthly meeting in the Temple at 8. Mayor 8 Mock. Officers elected: President Mrs. Lila Dean, Vice President Mrs. Ada Samples, Second Vice President Mrs. Edna Turner, Secretary Lois Sawyer, Treasurer Gall. Sarah Musgrove chaired the am committee. Group 10 chaired by Mrs. Hoff man served a dessert with ice cream coffee.
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Eastern Star Club
Temple
Lila Dean
Mary Hofst
Ad@aine Samples
Edna Turner
Lois
Sawyer
Gall
Sarah, Musgrove
Mildred
Bendarfer
Mary Hoffman
Poppies Prepared for Big Day Observance Nationwide
Preparation for Poppy Day proceeds as 2000 paper poppies arrive from Iowa State Veterans Hospital. Disabled World War veterans handcraft each poppy, earning a cent each to support themselves and families. Volunteers organize distribution for May 25 to honor World War dead in a Legion and Auxiliary welfare effort.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Iowa State
Legion and Auxiliary
Wild Aid
Legion Auxiliary
John McCrae
Flanders Fields
Poppies boost Woodmen Circle fund for veterans aid
Mrs Mamie E Long national secretary of the Woodman Circle attended the state convention in Parkersburg. The group reports earnings of 100000 from poppy sales benefiting disabled veterans and hundreds of veteran families throughout the year.
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Mamie E. Long
Omaha
Nebraska
Woodman Circle
Cure insanity by new method reported tonight
Washington May 17 report to the American Psychiatric Association described a twilight sleep treatment for men and women aimed at curing mild insanity. Dr A L Skoog of Kansas City used sodium amytal to induce a drugged sleep while he spoke to patients, claiming the method weakens will and clears stubborn brain patterns. A stock market crash survivor illustrated a successful recovery after two sessions and rest.
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Washington
American Psychiatric Association
A. L. Skoog
M. D
Kansas City
Busines
Skoog
Controversial Talks and Submarine Fleet Plan
Paris and Berlin discuss possible Franco German talks sought by Hitler amid fears of France and Czechoslovakia forming a bloc. Reports claim Germany plans a 260 ton submarine fleet as part of expanded naval aims under ongoing talks tied to the London Conference and League of Nations engagement.
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Hitler
Bamee Prance
Czechoslovakia
Gadow
Germany
Deutscher Allegemeine Zeitung
League of Nations
John Simon
Bri
Anthony Eden
London
Local notes on hospital admittance and railroad workers
Mrs. Fred McDaniel of Philippi was admitted to Grafton City hospital as a surgical patient. John Cogley, B. and O. engineer from Garrett, Indiana, visits with brother Frank Cogley of Latrobe Street. John Gogley and his twin James are B. and Q. engineers between Garrett and Clifton. Mr and Mrs C Hoffiman and Jakane Taen are also mentioned in these notes, reflecting a community gathering.
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Just-a-Mere
W.A. Colgns
West Main Street
W. A. Collins
Arlie Leonard
Harold Waller
Theodore Patton
Everett Robinson
Russell Reese
James Barcus
Fred McDaniel
Philippi
Grafton City Hospital
John Cogley
Garrett, Ind
Frank
Buddy” Cogley
Latrobe Street
John Gogley
James
Garrett
Clifford
Mrs. C. W. Hoffiman
Ja Kane Taen
Tailman
Army Drive Committee Sets Monday Meeting in Grafton
Salvation Army drive committee to meet Monday at 4 PM in the Board of Education offices in the Grafton Banking and Trust Company building. Lloyd L. Shriver, chairman, announced plans and decisions for the 1935 drive will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Board of Education
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Lloyd L. Shriver
Unemployed Were Studied For Mental Health Impacts
A New Haven study by Dr Herman Shlonsty Dr Paul W Pre and Milton Rose examined 200 unemployed men at the federal transient bureau. They found most were mildly depressed with some showing anxiety syndrome. The report notes anxiety causes headaches dizziness and upset digestion and may be treated in this manner.
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Herman Shlonsty
M. D
Paul W. Pre
Milton Rose
New Haven
Conn
Federal Transient Bureau
Program Sunday By Army Cadet Corps
Army Cadet Corps hosts a semi annual service this Sunday at 7 30 p m at the Salvation Army Citadel East Main Street. Corps members aged 12 to 21 will present songs prayers talks essays a duet a guardian play and a scripture talk led by Marie Rogers with Pearl Bennett Elmer Bennett Margaret Jones Ruth Campbell Francis Dawson Anna Lee McDaniels and Mary Tanner among others. The corps extends a cordial invitation to the public.
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Corps
Salvation Army Citadel
East Main Street
Corps Cadets
John Campbell
Marie Rogers
Pearl Bennett
Mary Tanner
Elmer Bennett
Guardian
Dorothy Dane
Margaret Jones
Ruth Campbell
Francis Dawson
Anna Lee McDaniels
Marie Roger
Self Setting Permanents Offer from Local Advertisers
A local advertisement promotes self setting permanents for $3.50. The wave styling requires no finger work, dries without fuss, and leaves hair naturally in place. Waves are advertised as complete and guaranteed with a promised noticeable difference.
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Denver Thomps
Banco
Bassie Campbell
Isa Chapman
Ign
Lelia Skidmore
Leona Losh
Birdie Belle ‘Thompson
Bridge Club
Z. L. Dean
Kennedy Street
W. C. Pembroke
J. E. Steel
Ratess
Howard Cameron
Harry
Grafton
Moose Home
Alex Goldberg
Jawnin
Amy Florence Smith
Billy Edwards
Artemeicia Brinkley
de Luxe
Donald Smith
Comeidian
Raymond Nickelson
Clarksburn
Corley Edwards
Clarksburg
Veterans’ Hospital
LAVAL
The
Associated Press
Joseph Pilsudaki
France
Berlin
Pierre Leval
Olt
Delivenience
Army Drive
Stewart-Warner
Army Cadet Corps
Patronize Sentinel
Betty Boyd Beauty Shoppee Pruntytown
W. Ya
Charles G, Corbin
AM Bend Studio
Bis
Grafton Fruit Market
Kentucky
Sdwamankines
Ier
Thival
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