Bridge Club Social Hosted by Miss Hilkey on Leon ard Street
Miss Geneva Hilkey hosted her bridge club Monday night at her Leonard Street home. Three tables played for club prizes won by Mrs. Lynn Faulkner and Miss Irene Kunst, with guest prize to Miss Virginia Shaw. Attendees included Herbert Parks and Mrs. John B Sinsel, Mr and Mrs Harry Ringler, Victor Ringler Sanford Ringler Gene Ringler, and Robert Arble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Parks
John B. ‘Sinsel
Harry Ringler
Victor, Sanford and Gene Ringler
Robert Arble
Geneva Hilkey
Leonard Street
Lynn Faukner
Irene Kunst
Virgina Shaw
Hilkey
Ruth Turner
Margaret Hanway
Virginia.Hanway
Jean Murray
Virginia Holt
Betty Stafford
Virgil Rohr
Epworth
Epworth League
West Main Street
Gladys Mc‘Daniel
Gladys McDaniel
Jane Mahaffey
Vivian Peters
Louise Ringler
Charles Mahaffey
Joe Mahaffey
John Peters
George Peters
Robert Bolyard
Federation Women Meet In Wheeling At McClure Hotel
The annual convention of Federation of Women’s Clubs met in Wheeling with headquarters at the McClure hotel for a three day gathering. Grafton was represented by Mrs. W A Beavers president Mrs H R Gibson and Mrs Howard Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biate
Federated
Wheeling
McClure
Grafton Club
W. A. Beavers
H. R. Gibson
Howard Cameron
Wed|y
Garroll Club
Tomsis
Philipé
Ichortal’ Review
Alberta Pierson
West Virginia
Hannum
Mary Irene Atkinson
Thesys Bureau
Washington
Ogeleby Park
Carroll Club
Waldo E. Stev
Department of Govern
Tor
Columbia University
Auris
Federation
Saturgs
Whitehurst
Department of Education of General Federation of Wom-ig
Senior Play Friday Night Merchant of Venice at Grafton High
Grafton High school presents a modernized Merchant of Venice in the auditorium at 8 p.m. May 22 with a cast led by Richard Graham as Shylock and Barbara Baker as Portia. The production features realistic period settings, costumes, and performances by senior students under Ruth Batten's direction.
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Grafton High School
Shylock
Richard Graham
Duke of Venice
Edwin Martin
Prince of
Morocco
Lawrence Brown
Antonio—John Crane
Bassanio
Richard Davison
Silanio
Clyde Courtney
Silarnio
Charles Davis
Gratiano
Kenneth Bolyard
Lorenzo
Richard Bord
Subal
Arthur McIntosh
Launcelot Gobbo
Ava Dell Headley
Old Gobbo
Margaret Jaco
Gaoler
Ralph Murray
Leonardo
Frank Bartlett
Balthazar
Richard Knotts
Stephano
Henry Wilt
Nerissa
Leone Mitchell
Jessica
Margaret Ridenour
Portia
Barbara Baker
Junior Bennett
Frances Weaver
Helen Fravier
Ruth Batten
Gredesin
PERS Officers Visit as Local Figures Mingle at West Main
Henry Dubois, ex naval officer, visits Mrs. Gay Harvey at Mrs. Shields home on West Main. Fred Jaco leaves for Glasco Montana to work on a government project. John Dorsey Pickens moves to Myrtle Beach South Carolina for a job at New Forrest hotel. Delmer Yost and family visit the McCaffertys. Mrs. Garfield Heck and Dorothy travel to Washington Indiana to see Mr. Heck at the B&O. Mrs. George Favish undergoes tonsil surgery in Grafton City hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dubois
Ficer
Naval Offices
Gay Harvey
Shields
West Main Street
Harvey
Fred Jaco
D. W. Jaco
Maple Avenue
Glasco
Montana
John Dorsey Pickens
Myrtle Beach
South Carolina
New Forrest Hotel
Delmer Yost
Fairview
John McCafferty
Garfield Heck
Dorothy
Washington
Indiana
Heck
George Favish
City
Grafton City Hospital
Many Local Knights Off For Huntington
Grafton members and their wives of the Knights Templar are going to the annual conclave in Huntington tomorrow. The delegation includes Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beavers, Mr. and Mrs. O. Jay Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harter, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Lear, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stafford, S. W. Keller, and Charles Corbin. Mr. Beavers is an officer and Mr. Fleming a post officer. These local representatives left this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Corbin
Beavers
Mr. Fleming
Boy Confesses to Stabbing in Movie Theater Incident
Washington police report 17 year old John Trazzare admitted stabbing 16 year old Anne Blunt during a film scene after an alligator image appeared. The attacker said he held a knife that wound when the scene flashed and he struck the victim in the shoulder. She was treated in hospital.
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Washington
Benjamin Kuehling
John Trazzare
Kuehling
Anne
Blunt
Trazzare
Marble Tournament to Be Held After School
The Clarksburg Exponent Telegram reports a Taylor county marble tournament to be run tomorrow afternoon after school. Open to anyone under 15, with all materials provided and no entry fee. Prizes awarded to winners.
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Clarksburg
Talor
William Manley
New Bids Sought for Grafton Street Paving Project
Mayor E Otto Waugh welcomed readvertisement by the State Road Commission for bids to repave about 2 miles of Grafton streets. Bids due 10 a.m. Tuesday June 2 at the Charleston main office with a $2000 certified check. Previously only one bid was rejected for excessive price.
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Grafton
E. Otto Waugh
State Road Commission
Road Commission
Charleston
Thhe Commission
Commission
Relief Act Fallout Highlighted In District Court Ruling
Amid controversy over the 1935 relief act, the District of Columbia court ruled only portions, notably the Bound Brook N J resettlement project, unconstitutional. Officials consider continuing aid flows, with about $1 billion unspent by July 1, and plans to fight the decision up to the Supreme Court. Statewide results from a Democratic primary show varied delegate and official totals across many offices.
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Swirr
District of Columbia Court
Cum
Bound Brook
N. J
Rexford G. Tugwell
Roosevelt
Congress
Cummings
Spencer Gordon
Washington
Supreme Court
Capital Hill
Cardozo
Brandeis
Stone
The
Coal Commission
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Voters Cast More Democrats Than Republicans In 1934 And 1935
The canvassing board released official totals showing 3,722 votes in 1934 versus 5,076 this year. In 1934 Republicans had 1,667 and Democrats 2,055. this year Democrats cast 2,557 and Republicans 2,519. About 100 votes went to other parties and were barred from primaries. 1934 registration favored Republicans by 5,592 to Democrats 5,377. 1934 vote percentages were 38.21 for Democrats and 29.81 for Republicans. No recounts were requested. Circuit Judge Dent said recounts were no longer possible after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Dent
Hoover Won't Cannonize Platform Debate in Maryland
President Hoover deflected questions on the Republican platform during talks with senators and congressmen in Maryland. He praised Frank Lowden as an agricultural plank writer and indicated Borah favors a liberal declaration opposing the old guard, with platform review possible before the Cleveland convention.
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Maryland
Washington
Cleveland
Hoover
Frank Lowden
Illinois
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