Community Clubs Schedule Social, Games and Parties Across Town
Gratton Sentinel reports a series of social club events including a Mer Club gathering at Mrs Joe Mahaffeys home with music and ice course, K Y D Club games at West Main Street, surprise birthday for Mrs I H Kincaid, Catholic Daughters of America fundraising bridge and 509 party, and a D A R colonial reception planned at Elks Home. Radio broadcast features Little Jeanne Strickling and musician guests from Gratton. Maintainers Club hosts a weiner royal for Simpson High School students with a large turnout and multiple attendees.
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Joe Mahaffey
Mer- Club
Weat Wilford Street
Archie Illett
Max Wheeter
Chile
W. Welle
West Main Street
K. Y. D. Club
Inwiée
William Wilson
Amos Gall
Evelyn Paugh
Jenkins
Robert R. Slack
Grand Street
Ape
Jeanne ‘Strickling
Ada Strickling
Clarksburg
WMMN
Fairmont
Strickling
W. B. Cruise
Maintatiers Club
Tantalizers Club
Arthur Wolfe
Earnest Smith
James Fordyce
Milford Swisher
Joseph Fordyce
Simpson High School
J. F. Fordyce
Webster Road
Ruby Findley
Opal Cain
Edna Myers
Glen Old Moore
Madaline Haun
Alma Swisher
Mildred Garrett
Dorothy Findley
Genevieve Bryant
Clara Fordyce
Mevsis
Howard Wolfe
Rexat Swisher
Thomas Marley
Harley Cain
Marshall Swisher
Herbert Henry
Hat Shoppe Specials And Local Social News In Clarksburg
Specials for Saturday, hats and hosiery dominate the Clarksburg notes with Mrs Katherine Tucker undergoing an appendectomy at St. Marys Hospital in Clarkshoro. Various visitors and locals are listed from Dewey Avenue to Fairmont, including Roy Mason from Trenton and Mrs Louis Greenwald. Decoration Day hats promoted and a mid season shipment for Mother and Daughter priced 1.50 to 8.75. Hospital and hotel references appear among social arrivals and outings in Graf ton and surrounding towns.
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Katherine Tucker
Grand Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Clarkshoro
Roy Mason
Trenton
Ohio
Lee Mason
Dewey Avenue
Louis Greenwald
Clarksburg
Brooks R. Gall
May Leeds
Faimont
Blanche Guard
Grafton Sentinel
Inez Hickel
West Main Street
Fairmont
E.R. Glenn
Chester Blue
W. E. Taker
Elkins
Baler
United States Court For
Northern Ditrict
West Virginia
Grafton
Hotel Grafton
R. G. Murphy
Cumberland
Willee
Wheeling
Chas. E. Sandler
Newark
N. J
W. A. Armstrong
Huntington
R. L. Route
F. P. Sloan
James W. Gumi
Cincinnati
David Schuh
Keyser
R. W Taylor
Baltimore
E. B. Weavhance
Weston
W. Hardin
Industrial School For
Pruntytown
Lucy Monroe
Flemington
Seven Named Reappointments Begin Terms on June First
The list shows Hugh Ike Shatt Jr of Bluefield in the fifth district reappointed for four years starting June 1, plus Gertrude Roberts of Huntington in the fourth district also reappointed for four years from June 1. C. M. Selbert of Martinsburg named representative of the state at large for a term of unknown length, continuing the page one continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginia University
Hugh Ike Shatt, Jr
Bluefield
Gertrude Roberts
Huntington
C. M. Sélbert
Martinsburg
State education and parole board appointments listed
Four year terms begin June 1 for HR L Ramsay Boone County and six year term from July 1 for HL Gorby New Martinsville. Irene Moats Clarksburg named four year advisory council member beginning July 1, William Snyder Shepherdstown named parole board member from June 1. E L Hogsett Huntington fills Cabell county House of Delegates vacancy after M F Leonard’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HR. L. Ramsay
Boone County
State Board of Education
HL Gorby
New Martinsville
Irene E. Moats
Clarksburg
E. L. Morton
Beckley
Parole Board of
West Virginia Penitentiary
Ies
William B. Snyder
Shepherdstown
Donald Clark
Huntington
House of Delegates
E. L. Hogsett
M. F. Leonard
Cabell County
Senator Couzens Gives 10 Million to Children Fund
Detroit senator James Couzens built a fortune with Henry Ford and donated 10 million dollars to a Michigan children’s trust fund. His gifts support health welfare and happiness programs, including a 2 million dollar contribution to the Children’s Hospital of Michigan at Farmington. The Bath school tragedy inspired his philanthropy, leading to the James Couzens agricultural school and a bronze statue of a laughing girl in the lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
James Couzens
Michigan
Couzens
Henry Ford
Senator Couzens
Children's Hospital of Michigan
Farmington
Tually
Bath School
Yorn
Truman H. Newberry
Senate
Ford
Newberry
Kénatér Sémes Codzeris
Juvenile Kills Boy After Quarrel Over Iron
In a juvenile court proceeding, a boy under 10 killed an 8 year old after a quarrel over an iron object. The boy testified they fought and that he then fired a shotgun, returning it to its place. The father testified the boy feared the gun was loaded. The jury, empaneled at defense request, deliberated 30 minutes under the state's presumption that a minor under 14 is ignorant of wrong.
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Carl
Cecil van
Cecil
John Mahian
Stock Market Sees Mixed Moves At Steel Institute Meeting
At the semi-annual gathering of the American Iron and Steel Institute, steel executives offered little market stimulus. Betas among rails showed volatility with Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe rising almost 8 points to a new high, Western Maryland advancing notably while Washington fell about 1 point to a historic low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel
American Iron and Steel Institute
Atchibon
Topeka
Market downturn hits leading stocks as prices falter
Expedited by fall in volatile shares Case Threshing dropped 18 points from its early high while General Electric and Columbia Graphophone Electric Auto-Lite fell. Speculators who bought early rushed to liquidate as leaders sunk. The closing was heavy with about 3,300,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case Threshing
General Electric
Columbus Graphaphone
Electric Auto-Lite
Fort Worth Meacham Field Draws Crowds for Plane
Large crowds visit Meacham Field daily to watch the plane reverberate over the city. In the past two days fan mail has been delivered to the pilots by the auxiliary ship.
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Torested
Meacham Field
Woman Identifies Body As Husband In Omaha Case
Omaha Nebraska May 24 Mrs Lavinia Christian of Plainview New Jersey identified the body of a man who died here Saturday as her husband George P Christian missing New York stock broker. Earlier the body had been named as Walter Hayden by Ervin J Smith a New York private detective who arrested him last March in Texas and brought him back.
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Omaha
Neb
The
Bee-News
Lavinia Christian
Plaiview
N. J
Nan
George P. Christian
New York
Christian
Walter Hayden
Ervin J. Smith
Texas
Pledge by Eana Jettick Shoes Makers Heard
The article notes a pledge by the manufacturers of Eana Jettick Shoes. It highlights corporate promises on quality and customer service, framing the pledge as part of a broader industry push. The piece emphasizes accountability and the brand’s commitment to satisfaction.
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Eana Jettick Shoes
Enna Jettick Shoes Range Promises Perfect Fit For All
Manufacturers of Enna Jettick Shoes for women and Junior Enna Jetticks advertise an extreme range of sizes and widths. Dealers claim to fit any normal foot with stylish design regardless of width, breadth, or size.
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Enna Jettick
Enna Jetticks
Missing broker linked to $2.9 million brokerage failure in New York
A day span shows a broker tied to a $2.9 million collapse of Day and Heaton brokerage firm in New York. He had vanished five years ago and was later connected to a federal indictment in New Jersey over mail misuse.
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New Jersey
Day and Heaton Brokerage
New York
Chicago Police Seek Body Of Gunman Victim
Chicago police hunt for the body of a man killed by machine guns after a taxi ride incident. A man with a revolver warned the driver to flee, a second car arrived, a passenger fled, and a submarine gun was used in the confrontation. Four kidnappers were involved in the events reported today.
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Chicago
Melville Oliver
Bert
Oliver
Pruntytown Box Supper Planned For Tonight
An old fashioned box supper with evening entertainment is planned to begin at 8 00 oclock at the Pruntytown school auditorium to benefit the community school. The event is expected to draw several hundred people tonight according to reports.
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Rrunitytown
Pruntytown
Auctioneer Promises Good Time At Untold Pruntytown Event
Local youths and residents from Pruntytown and nearby areas prepared theft boxes for a sale while a Grafton barber acting as auctioneer boasted of high profits. He could not publish notices but pledged an entertaining gathering for attendees.
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Pruntytown
Jury Advocates Care By Federal Dry Men
In Hochester New York on May 24 a jury acquitted Glehn nings amid a trial involving federal and local authorities over use of firearms to stop vehicles on a public highway. The case followed a fatal shooting connected to coast guardsmen and concerns over liquor searches. The jury deliberated about an hour before delivering its verdict.
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Hochester
Glehnnings
Jacob Hinson
Niagara Falls
Bike
Hanson
Jky
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Gratton Sentinel
Bistorial Department
Goral
H. Kincaid
West Boyd Street
Rholte Daughters— Court
Ave Maria
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights'of
D. A. BR
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elks Home
Colonel Morfan
Pairmont
Osgood’s
Chamberlains
the Love Drug Co
H. L. Potts
American Restaurant
Luzadder’s
Main Street
I. Wilt
Mgr
David J. Wilkie
Blueville
Florence-Poe Donohue
Denny
Tony
Central
W. G. Chrislip
Grafton Hotel
Burton & Randolph
Grafton, ‘West Va
Burton & Sitter's
Togeéry
Fort Worth
Madame Schumann-Heink
Enna
V. Miller Reliable Footwear
Grafton, W. Va
Coats
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