Meeting of Nagmi Chapter 42 honors past officers at Masonic Temple
The Nagmi Chapter 42 Order held a special meeting at the Masonic Temple honoring past worthy matrons and patrons with May birthday tributes. Guests included visiting matrons from Clarksburg and Weston. Entertainment featured poetry and musical numbers as refreshments were served. A later note reports a Moose Club dance with Joe Mallory and his Red Top band drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagmi
Order For Astern Star
Masonic Temple
Ella L
Barber
Qua C. Deflerys
Maude Batson
Margaret Cather
Lillian Gray
Ruby Bonafield
Roseoe Nicola
Carrie O. Cole
Mary Warder
Elila-Bartlett
Jenny Ringler
Enzie Leamon
Grace Donnachie
Mary Hoffman
Dessie Gough
Charles .O. Shay
J. Stanley Nicola
W. ©. Barnes
James M. Stafford
B.F. Sayre
Zenas L
Keyser
Mary Ford
Isa Harris
Moose Home
Joe Mallory
Red Top
Local Ball Games Highlight Missing in Cincinnati Assembly
Rev. P J Turvander of First Presbyterian attends general assembly in Cincinnati. John Shaw of Nemark Ohio and Harry Louden of Washington Pa return home after their mother Mrs Margaret Louden dies, illness cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Turvander
First Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
2raeJohn Shaw
Nemark
Ohio
Harry ‘Louden
Washington
Margaret Louden
Sewing Exhibit At Salvation Army Citadel
Display in the Salvation Army citadel window on East Main Street features junior sewing class creations such as bedroom slippers from an old hat handkerchiefs collars napkin sets pillow cases and other items crafted by Salvation Army youths.
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Salvation Army-spon
Barbour War Dead Honored Memorial Day events planned
Barbour County pays tribute to fallen servicemen with an American Legion address by William Jones of Philippi and devotional music by a male quartet. May 25 to 26 events include grave decorations at 57 sites, parades, and memorial services at Marys Chapel church with a program led by Harley Keasling. Ex servicemen urged to meet at the legion hall for coordinated cemetery visits. Funeral services held for Dorothy Goff Harsh in Nestorville with burial at Pifer Mountain Cemetery.
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The
American Legion
William Jones
Philippi
Rev
C. C. Lambert
John Priest
A. 8
Hawkins
la. Owen. Smith
Sherman Lindsey
Kiwanis Club
United
Post
Brethren Church
Barbour County
Washington
D.C
Mir
Queen
Blonds Hollen
J. D. Cutlip
Otto Simon
Legion Hall
Mary's Chapel
Grafton-Philipni
Harley C. Keasling
Elkins
Com
Stephen Harsh
Dorothy
Goff
Archie Lee
Nestorville
Pifer Mountain
Social Calendar Details Missionary Session and Readings
The book and art departments hold their last meeting of the term at 1:30 in the M. church, with poetry readings by H. R. Rhoades of Fairmont State College and invited guests. Members listed include Mary Goley and many others. The Woman’s Home Missionary Society convened at the Fairmont hotel to discuss annual appropriations, with attendees from Charleston, Wheel ing, Morgantown, Clarksburg, Huntington, Parkersburg, and Fairmont.
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Lterlature
H. R. Rhoades
Fairmont State College
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Fairmont
Fred Morris
Charleston
W. G. Morris
Charles Proudfoot
R. B. Nay
Wheeling
G. Flesher
D. I. Whiting
Clarksburg
F. G. Shriver
Alice McCurrey
Morgantown
R. C. McDade
Grafton
R. Cc. Neal
Huntington
C. C. Garland
Hatfield
Parkersburg
Frank P. Hall
Fred Helmick
Nellie Seevens
Baslock
W. L. ‘Steadley
Buchannon
Utility Assessments Studied at Capitol
The Board of Public Works met at the capitol to begin final work on utility property taxation assessments. A ten day session was planned with many public service companies applying. The total assessment stood at 1,748,000 dollars, down 279,000 from prior figures.
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Charleston
Board of Public Works
Capitol
Public Service Com
Andrews M. E. Church
Ees
L. L. Loar
Waldo Hotel
Clarksburg
Mary Goley
Labor Union Blames Businesses For 4 Million Idle Jobs
Washington on May 25 the American Federation of Labor accused organized business of withholding 4 million jobs in protest against pending legislation. The AFL cited the social security Wagner labor disputes thirty hour week and banking bills, noting billions idle in banks while check payments fall to pre-1918 lows and urging government action to restore confidence and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Utility Holding Company
Moe
Two Drunk Cases Heard By Mayor Waugh Today
Two drunk cases were arraigned before Mayor E. Otto Waugh in police court. Both were found guilty and fined five dollars. William Reed was arrested on Latrobe Street yesterday around 3 pm for intoxication in public. W. J Levine was taken into custody on Main Street at 12:50 am by Chief Lockard and Officer Maske.
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E. Otto Waugh
William Reed
Latrobe Street
A.E. Lockard
W. J Levine
Main Street
Lockard
Joe Maske
Out-of-town friends attend Margaret Louden funeral
Out-of-town relatives and friends travel to attend the funeral for Mrs. Margaret Louden. Attendees include Mr. Ralph Shaw and daughter Maxine, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jackson, Mr. Win Glenn of Newark Ohio, and many others from Fairmont Charleston Clarksburg Par sons Kingwood Keyser Rowlesburg and Houston Texas. Howard Dixon and Jobin Crane delivery boys for the Sentinel are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Louden
Ralph Shaw
Maxine
Warren Jackson
Win Glenn
Newark
Ohio
Harry Louden
EB. R. Louden
Mary Malone
Daniel Foley
Thomas Vincent
Fairmont
Howard Louden
Charleston
Charles Brown
Houston
Texas
B. R. Glenn
Roy Matheney
Will Dillon
Clarksburg
Rosa. Lipscomb
Freeman Colebank
Parsons
Lee Saunders
Bertie Mays
Parker Ayersman
Rowlesburg
Malissa Lane
Joseph Gibson
Kingwood
Charles Broome
Keyser
Howard Dixon
Jobin Crane
the Sentinel
Pittsburg and Boston Pirates and Pittsburgh Braves Base Trip
A brief note indicating plans to spend the weekend in Pittsburgh and attend baseball games featuring the Boston Pirates and the Pittsburgh Braves, highlighting the trip's itinerary and intended venues.
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Pittsburgh
Boston Pirate
Pittsburgh Braves
President and Mrs Roosevelt attend Adams Cup Regatta
President and Mrs. Roosevelt arrived in Annapolis Maryland at 12 30 pm to attend the Adams Cup regatta where their son Franklin Jr will compete as a member of the Harvard Junior Varsity crew smiling and waving to groups along the route to the event
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Annapolis
Roosevelt
Franklin, Jr
Harvard
Car wrecks during tests at Indianapolis Speedway
Merrill Williams of Anderson Indiana wrecked his car during a morning test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway while preparing for the 500 mile race qualification trials. His ankle was fractured in the accident.
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Indianapolis
Merrill
Doc) Williams
Anderson
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Williams
Self Setting Permanents For Modern Millinery Tactics
Advertising copy promotes self setting permanents at 3.50 a correct wave designed to suit current millinery trends. Claims no finger waving or dryer time, quick shampooing lets hair fall naturally in place. Waves are complete and guaranteed, with a call to visit Betty Boyd Beauty Shoppe in Tytown West Virginia, phone 7 F 3 EE?SI.
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Betty Boyd
France Raises Discount Rate to Save Franc
Paris reports the Bank of France lifted its discount rate from 3 to 4 percent to curb gold outflows and defend the franc. The move, the second in three days, tightens money supply as government orders austerity measures and cabinet deliberations proceed on a broader budget plan. The Deutschland carried $12.1 billion in gold to New York as authorities seek to stabilize finances amid large capital losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of France
France
Pierre-Etienne Flandid
New York
James Jones Award Watch From Lear Firm
James Jones, a Grafton High School graduating senior, receives a 15 jewel Gruen Guild wrist watch valued at 35 dollars, awarded annually by G. W. Lear & Co. The watch began at 4 30 p m on Thursday May 16 and ran about ten days before stopping at 12 47 p m opposite Jones’s number 103 home address. a Sentinel reporter alerted the store when the clock stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Lear
Jasiés Joes
Grafton
Grafton High School
G. W. Lear & Co
Math Street Jewelers
Young Jones
The
Sentinel
Sun Up by Little Theatre Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd filled the Grafton High School auditorium for the Little Theatre production of Sun Up, a dramatization of mountain folks facing law. The Kiwanis club promoted the show, and audiences praised the high calibre performance, signaling renewed community support for future productions.
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Little ‘Theatres
Grafton High School
The
Law
Kiwanislab
Candy Store Fire Preserves Ice Cream Freezers
Fire destroyed a Danbury candy store but two freezers of ice cream survived inside a refrigerating machine that kept running throughout the blaze. Firemen later surveyed the wreckage and found the intact freezers amid the interior rubble.
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Danbury, Conn
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