Philatnia Bible Class Programs Birthday Cake Honor
The Philatnia Bible Class of the First Baptist church met for a monthly program with M L Bradley leading devotions on The Master’s Hand. A recital program followed with solos by Anne Maxine Sinclair and Virginia Stout, readings by Mrs. C Shay and Mrs. Evans, and a birthday cake presented to Miss Virginia Southward. A social period with fruit salad and coffee concluded the gathering. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of St Paul’s M E met at Mrs J P Luke’s with 17 members and one guest. Mrs Lorreche Reeder led devotionals and reviewed Japanese Women Speak. Blanche Bailey presided over the business session and reports on the spring district meeting were given.
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Philatnia
First Baptist Church
Ver Church
M.L. Bradley
Virginia Stout
C. ©. Shay
Andy 'N' Amos
the Golden Gate
Anne Maxine Sinclair
Evans
Virginia Southward
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
St. Paul's M. E. Church
J. P. Luke
Lincoln Street
Lorreche Reeder
R. O. Phil- Ups
Torlock Rasmussen
Reeder
Blanche Bailey
Fairmont
New
W. J. Frey
Nellie] Ron
Phillips
Luke
Rosier Family Visit Among City Relatives
Mr and Mrs Durward Rosier from New York visit ds and relatives in the city with Dorman Moats and others noted in attendance.
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Mrs. Durward Rosierson
New York
Dorman Moats
Social Calendar Shows Church Meetings This Week
The Lend-a-Hand Circle of the Presbyterian church meets Wednesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs T W Heironimus on E Washington. The Woman's Mission Circle and Ladies Aid of the First Baptist church meet Thursday at 2 30. Hostesses are Mrs W C Byers Mrs Fred Grinnan Mrs Lulu Smith and Mrs C R Knight. The Annetta Frey Bible class of St Pauls M E meets Thursday at 8 at home of Mr and Mrs J P Luke on Lincoln. Girl scouts meet Friday at 7 at First Presbyterian to pick up Poppy Day poppies. All girls urged to attend.
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The
Presbyterian Church
T. W. Heironimus, Sr
E. Washington Street
Woman's Mission Circle
Ladies Aid of the
First Baptist Church
W. C. Byers
Fred Grinnan
Lulu Smith
C.R. Knight
Annetta Frey
St. Paul's M. E. Church
J. P. Luke
Lincoln Street
First’ Presbyterian Church
WVU Hosts Esteemed Guests At Weekend Gathering
Mrs Chas Luzadder and daughter Vera, along with Mrs Denzil Luzadder of Maxville, are visiting Mr and Mrs Ed McDaniel for a social weekend. The gathering features noted organizers from West Virginia University.
Exchange Mill Changes Hands
Announcement of a change in ownership at Exchange Mill, a long standing grain and feed firm. 8 L Sankey Shackelford becomes new manager as O I Montgomery retires due to ill health after eleven years with the company. Seven year veteran Shackelford leads outright purchase of business, stock, and equipment with no immediate policy changes planned.
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Exchange Mill Company
Shackelford
Lecek Malaala
Moonshine raid leads to fine in Grinnan case
13 gallons of moonshine were found at the Grinnan home on Addison street after a raid by state and local officers. Arthur F. Grinnan pleaded guilty to a possession charge in Justice Ona C. Jefferys court and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. The report notes the raid and the moonshine cache amid broader local courthouse activity.
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Grinnan
Arthur F. Grinnan
Addison Street
W. G. Wamsley
Batson
Earl DeMoss
Ona C. Jefferys
L. Weston
Thomas Acquinas
Pope Pius
John J. Swint
J. Wheeling
West Virginia
Quirk
Little Church
Sand Fork
Lewis County
State
Father Quirk
Wheeling
Little Mountain
Goosepen Run
Orlando
Prince
Ireland
United States
69Th New York Infantry
St. Sulpice School
Paris
Pittsburg
Parkersburg
Huntington
Four Arrests By City Police in 24 Hours
Four arrests were made by city police in the last 24 hours. Daniel Baker and John Jensen, transients, were found guilty of drunkenness at the Transient Bureau and ordered to leave the city. E J Densmare was charged with disorderly conduct, fined five dollars. Orlan Oldaker, cited for eating at Busy Bee restaurant without paying, was ordered to leave the city.
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E. Otto Waugh
Latrobe
St. Marys
Daniel Beker
John Jenson
A. E. Lockard
Hugh Woodford
E. J. Densmare
East Main Street
Lockard
Earl Demoss
Densmare
Waugh
Busy Bee
Main Street
Joe Maske
Stafford Sturms
Orlan Oldaker
Oldaker
Accused Girl Found Guilty In French Quarter Killing
Bonnie Hill, 23, was convicted of manslaughter for stabbing her lover John Irving Pierce, 23, in a crowded New Orleans French Quarter nightclub. Trial began yesterday. verdict delivered at 1 48 a.m. with one hour eighteen minutes of deliberation. Sentence deferred. potential range one to twenty years.
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New Orleans
Bonnie Hill
John Irving Pierce
Bonnie
Pierce
Britain Will Contained Speech Demands German Pro
Prime Minister MacDonald, in a May 2 speech, urged specific German concessions and warned of forthcoming measures. The remarks, reported on page one, emphasize Britain's determination to shape postwar security through firm policy against aggression.
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Britain
MacDonald
Baldwin Responds To Hitler Speech On Air Defense
Must Protect Baldwin briefly referenced Hitler's last night speech and limited his remarks to military aviation. He said the government believes promoting an air service could safeguard civilians from indiscriminate air attacks and noted Hitler’s remarks suggest agreement. the government will study the declaration.
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Ipsals
Baldwin
Hitler
Aged veteran McWilliams dies after Civil War service
William McWilliams a longtime member of Reno post No 7 Grand Army of the Republic dies at Webster aged veteran survivors include eight children two stepchildren and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Full military honors planned at Webster M E church Friday at 2 30 p m with interment in Webster cemetery under Bartlett Funeral Company. Body to be returned to Addison street home this evening.
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Julia Sayre
Dorsey R. McWilliams
Knottsville
Waitman McWilliams
Christopher Sayre
Webster M. E
Foster L. Jones
Webster Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Addison
Mrs. Margaret Louden Dies at 84 in Grafton
Mrs. Margaret M Louden a respected resident of Fetterman died at 70 clock this morning at her home 9 Sycamore street following a ten day illness of pneumonia and age related complications She was born June 17 1850 in Fellowsville and lived in Grafton most of her life She leaves children Ida Shaw Edward Louden Harry Louden Agnes McElroy Glenn Rendle Nellie Gerken Herbert Louden and twelve grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren Also surviving is sister Mrs Jennie Hume in Missouri Funeral services will be held Friday
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Fetterman
Margaret M. Louden
Sycamore Street
Grandma” Louden
Fellowsville
Louden
Elias B
Rachel ‘Ann Taylor Glenn
Grafton
William R. Louden
Ida Shaw
Newark
Edward R. Louden
Fairmont
Harry R. Louden
Washington
Agnes. McElroy
Glenn Rendle
Nellie Gerken
Herbert A. Louden
Jennie Hume
Missouri
West Main Street
M. E
Burial of Buriss in Bluemont at 2:30 Friday
The burial of Buriss will be at 2 30 Friday afternoon at Bluemont under the direction of the Bartlett Funeral Company with Rev. Harry Flanagan of West Main Street M E Church officiating. The service is at 9 Sycamore Street.
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Sycamore Street
Harry Flanagan
West Main Street
M. E
Buriss
Bartlett Funeral Company
Bluemont
Relief Limits and New Commodity Gardens Planned
Relief rolls will continue with part time aid, reduced to match outside work income. A commodity gardens plan seeds about 10 acres for this summer, aiming to grow corn, tomatoes, cabbage, beans, beets, carrots, greens, potatoes, and other vegetables for canning relief. Gardens will be on two farms, seven acres at W. G. Shroyer in Millersville and three acres on A. A. Holt’s farm on Pruntytown Pike.
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FERA
Slych
W. G. Shroyer
Millersville
A. A. Holt
Pruntytown Pike
Kinsler Leads Hamma Divinity Graduates
Eleven seniors from Hamma Divinity School Wittenberg College will graduate in a 90th commencement May 26 in Springfield Ohio. Diplomas and certificates will be awarded by Dean L H Larimer with President Rees Edgar Tulloss presiding. speakers include Rev Dr Henry H Bagger of Pittsburgh. Nine of the eleven earn bachelor of divinity degrees. two receive certificates.
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Springfield
Hamma Divinity School of Wittenberg College
L. H. Larimer
Rees Edgar Tulloss
Ll.d. Kinsler
Henry H. Bagger
Pittsburgh
Epilepsy Inherited How It Might Be Cured Booklet Offer
A small notice offers a booklet exploring whether epilepsy is inherited and if it can be cured. It claims opinions of famous doctors and invites readers to write to the Educational Division at A-358, 545 Fifth Avenue, New York, to receive a free copy while supplies last.
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Fifth ‘Ave
Warrant for Hopkins Arrest Withdrawn by Governor
Columbus Ohio May 22 UB Governor Martin L Davey announced withdrawal of a warrant charging Federal Chief Administrator Harry L Hopkins with criminal acts. The warrant filed March 18 at Newark Ohio was canceled because no objective or good purpose remains in pursuing guerrilla warfare.
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Columbus
Martin L
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Evelyn Welch
Helen Iran
Jerry Morgan
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Ruth Welch
Bess Robey
Ice Shields
O. S. Montgomery
S. L. Shackelford
I Xmonshine Iquor Makers
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Lewis
E. O. Waugh
Dave Kinsler
Wittenberg
Harold Lentz
Paul Schrope
Alfred Dittmar
Hemma Hall
Stuart Anderson
Bowling Green
Kenneth Hartman
Eber Lutheran Church
Indianapolis
David Kinsler
Hamama Divinity School
W. Va
Wi Koons
Children’s Playhouse
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Pern
M.C. A
Claire Bennett
Jane Fry
Hopkins
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