Gleaners class meeting and parkview PTA notes
Andrews M. E. church hosts Gleaners class gathering with flowers and hymns led by Miss Lee Murphy. Parkview PTA closes year with a Mother's Day program featuring Kirby orchestra, duets, solos, recitations and talks. Lifeservice League hears about local transient work at Miss Keener’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Service League
The
First Baptist Church
Mary Keener
Wilford Street
Irene Poole
Trerie Poole
Everiing
W. H. Arnold
Social calendar items from Taylor County clubs and churches
Tonight and Thursday events include Taylor County Unit No 12 American Legion Auxiliary at 8 at Moose Home, Mountain City Council No 49 Daughters of America at Wehn Hall 7 30, Naomi Chapter No 12 Order Eastern Star at Mason Temple 8, First Baptist Ladies Aid meeting 2 30, and other club gatherings. Friday features C F Club hostess Mrs Eskew, Naomi Chapter 6 8 8 special meeting with Queen Esther Chapter, original Now and Then Club at Pearl Poling home, and a birthday celebration for the club president with cake and refreshments. Junior Order Mountaineer Council 44 meets with 25 in attendance and welcomes William E White, Loar class Andrews M E Church dines at Cafeteria Court, with class matters and social refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
American Legion Auxiliary
Moose Home
Mountain
Daughters of America
Wehn Hall
Tunnelton
Naomi
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
W. R. Eskew
Masoni
Queen Esther
Clarksburg
Pearl Poling
Mountaineer Council No
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
William E. White
J. B. Shaffer
J. M. Shaw
W. E. White
Grand Orient
Loar
Andrews M. E
Ethel Custer
Catherine George
Mildred Keefover
Grace Sharps
Nettie Hardin
Esther Nestor
Otto Paugh
Dorsey Poling
Stylish Summer Two-Piece Costume With Double-Breasted Look
A nimble fashion sketch presents a two piece summer ensemble resembling a three piece suit. Crinkly crepe fabric forms a white dotted top and blue lower panel with green belt and flowers. A blue dot jacket with pockets complements the outfit. Navy kid pumps and red cuffed chiffon gloves complete the smart daytime attire.
Flemington High School Hosts Weiner Roast and Play
Freshman and eighth grade students enjoyed a hilltop weiner roast sponsored by Mrs. Forrest G Clark and Miss Henrietta Martin. Seniors stage a three act Town Romeo play Monday under Mrs Clark's direction with Clarence Sterling as business manager. Memorial Day plans were discussed at a D A R meeting hosted by Elizabeth Handley regent and a group of local officers and hostesses including Mrs Catherine Rector and Miss Grace assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington High School
Forrest G. Clark
Henrrietta Martin
Clarence Sterling
Harry Walter
West Main Street
Walter
Catherine Rector
Elizabeth Handley
J. W. Robinson
W. N. Burdett
Earl Wilkinson
Kate Smith
C. F. Shafer
Lila Love
Catherine” Rector
O. Jay Fleming
Local physicians and clergy visit Morgantown and Grafton
Doctors C M Wells and Robert P Gerkin optometrists will attend a West Virginia Optometry Extension meeting in Morgantown tonight. Rev Albert Skymer, former Pentecostal pastor, now evangelist in Ohio and Chicago, visits Grafton staying with Mrs B F Bailey on McGraw Avenue. Nellie Mason of state route 50 near Pruntytown calls on Grafton. Mrs Junior Marquess, daughter of Walter L Moore, ill in Washington PA. Mrs Mary Wood of Wickwire section improving at home. Mr and Mrs Walter Handlin of Pittsburgh visit sister Miss Virginia Southworth. Ace Smith and Hugh Donnan of Cumberland MD visit Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Wells
Robert P. Gerkin
Morgantown
West Virginia
Albert Skymer
Penecostal Church
Ohio
Chicago
Grafton
Camden
N. J
B. F. Bailey
McGraw Avenue
Nellie Mason
Pruntytown
Junior Marquess
Walter L. Moore
Washington
Mary Wood
Walter Handlin
Pittsburgh
Mrs Barber Injured In Wreck Near Tee's Ferry
Howard H Holt publisher of the Sentinel escaped a serious crash near Tee's Ferry in Monontalia county when his Ford coupe skidded on a wet curve. Mrs Ella Barber, his mother in law, suffered cuts and shock. Holt was uninjured aside from bruises. They were en route from Ohio to his home. Barber treated by Dr J C Hartigan in Morgantown and returned home. State trooper A V Dodrill and deputy Hugh Brand investigated. driver cited weather and road conditions as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Holt
the Sentinel
Tee's Ferry
Monontalia County
Ella Barber
Ohio
Carrotherses Welcome Baby Henry Johnson at Home
Mr and Mrs John Carrothers of Galloway announce the birth of their first child a son weighing eight pounds seven ounces Henry Johnson born at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carrothers
Galloway
Henry Johnson
Annullment Decree Signed by Judge Dent in Taylor County
A decree annulling the marriage of Florence Elizabeth Mason Boserman and Delbert W Boserman was signed by Judge Herbert W. Dent in Taylor County Circuit Court. The ruling cites the plaintiff did not know the defendant had epilepsy at the time of marriage in December 1932 and restores the maiden name Florence Elizabeth Mason. Neither party may remarry within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Elizabeth Boserman
Delbert W. Boserman
Taylor County
Herbert W. Dent
Florence Elizabeth’ Mason
Mrs Louise Abbott Injured by Fall at Store
Mrs Louise E Abbott of West Yiein street was badly hurt when her foot snagged on scales at her son's store near her home on Monday afternoon. She fell and severely strained her right leg, reviving pain from a hip injury two years ago. Confined to bed, she showed signs of easing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise E. Abbott
West ‘Yiein Street
Harry A. Abbott
Drought Check Brings Rain to Central Midwest
In Chicago and the central west area a heat wave eased as heavy downpours hit northern Illinois and parts of Wisconsin. The rainfall lowered fire risk and aided crops, while city residents welcomed relief from the extreme conditions. Also reported, Mrs. Mary Jane Lemley, 92, widow of Civil War veteran John M. Lemley, died at Shiloh West Virginia. She survived by a brother and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central
West
Illinois
Wisconsin
Shiloh
W. Va
Mary Jane Lamley
John M. Lemley
Lemley
Government Admits That Insull Was Shanghied
Chicago May 22 The government admitted that even if former utilities czar Samuel Insull was kidnapped from the Greek ship he is now properly in federal court. Federal Judge Philip L Sullivan after an hour’s hearing took under advisement Insull’s plea challenging the court’s jurisdiction to try him on mail fraud and bankruptcy act violations in indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philip L. Sullivan
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Tyé
Aners
John W. Wolfe
Gleaners
West Washington Street
Lee Murphy
Earle Cassell
Edna Poling
Samuel Trisler
F. E. Edwards
J. K. Murphy
Wolfe
T. A
Parkview Parent Teachers Association
Dewey Jones
Kirby
Parkview
Toy
Howard Walls
Mrs. G. Kirby
Edwina Patsch
Arlice
Jones
Genevieve Ramsey
Martha
Margaret Jones
Mildred Sheets
W. C. Jones
Margaret, Jones
Lillian Rapp
Helen Snider
Mary Lou
Geraldine Jones
Cleta Glover
Margaret
Martha Jones
Kirby Orchestra
Thelma Moats
Pauline Woodyard
Pauline Sheets
Rose Mary Sheets
Lindy Club
Kate Greenwald
Lincoln Street
Cline Gough
Will
Charles Renner
Ie Cline
Gough
Washington Reet
With Clark
East Main Street
League
Miss Keener
Miss Poole
Ben H. Franz
Main St
Styliss Ensemble For
Kenneth’ White
Mary Goley
H. H. Holt
Sentinel
Dent
Macy
Jane
Rexall
Jonteel
Grafton Drug and Chemical CO
Louise Abbott
Middle West
Glennacry
Waugh Junction Knotts Ave
Route 50
United States
Canada
Baltimore
Ask Ticket
Baltimore & Ohio
Insull
Shanghied
Union Brokerage
Morgantown Avenue
Fairmont
West Va
Academy of Hairdressing and Beauty Culture
Max Bernotat
Paris-London
New York
Clarksburg Trust Bldg
Pike and 3Rd Sts
Hazel C. Somers
Hotel Continental
Union Station
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