Birthday Party Celebrates Ellen Jane Wiseman
Society notes record Ellen Jane Wiseman eighth birthday at her Walnut street home with pink and white decor and gifts. Guests included Betty Hoffman Barbara George Mary Messenger and others as refreshments followed the games and cake.
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Ray Wiseman
Walnut Street
Fashmensa
Ellen Jane
Wiseman
Harry Messenger
Arthur Ford
Eleanor Jacobs
Betty’ Hee Hoffman
Barbara Jean George
Mary Gladys Messenger
Jo. Ann Saffel
Frances Smith
Betty Jean Tucker
Alice Brout
Leona Saffie
Bessie Jones
Laura Mae Hoffman
Dottie Lou Sterling
A Lou Felton
Phylls Ani 1An
Nelle Margaret Hudleifis
Frances Reed
Gwendolyn Proudfoot
Barbara Kemple
Betty Grayson
Shirley George
Lenora Carpenter
Ann Lee Davis
Catherine Grayson
Elizabeth Ann Rau
Jimmy Ford
C. BR
WR. Eskew
C. B.F. Club
Carpenter Dies Sunday at Hopemont
Thomas L. Carpenter aged about 24 died at Hopemont state sanitarium after a several year tuberculosis illness. He married Mary Lou Hergett in April 1933 and is survived by his wife and parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carpenter of Charleston. Funeral services will be held in Charleston with interment there. A birth notice reports an eight pound son born May 24 to Mr and Mrs H F Garrett of Rosemont named Charles William. The mother Ruth Nestor formerly postmistress of Rosemont. The father is a Reppert Coal Company employee.
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Thomas L. Carpenter
Hopemont State Sanitarium
Mary Lou Hergett
Thomas Moran
Thomas Carpenter
Charleston
Mary Lou Carpenter
Moran
H. F. Garrett
Rosemont
Charles William
Ruth Nestor
Reppert Coal
Compan
Stores to close May 30 and reopen Tuesday evening
Most stores will shut on May 30, Decoration Day, with reopening Tuesday afternoon or evening. No formal plan exists, but firms are expected to comply. discretion rests with each business. The Sentinel reports the general practice expected across shops.
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Sentinel
Dinner Menu Recalls Creamed Chicken and Mushroom Dish
Mrs. Alexander George presents a daily menu listing Creamed chicken and Mushroom with buttered peas, plum jam, stuffed pear salad and lemon chiffon pie. The recipe uses butter flour milk salt paprika celery salt pimientos green peppers mushrooms and diced cooked chicken to make a creamy sauce over toast or pastry shells.
Buttered Mushrooms and Lemon Chiffon Pie Recipe Note
Fragmented text describes browning mushrooms and butter in a car or pan, plus a lemon chiffon pie recipe with Graham cracker crust. Includes instructions to mix, cook, cool, and chill the filling, with egg yolks, sugar, flour, salt, lemon juice, rind, water, and beaten egg whites. Mentions car and a call to notify authorities.
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Transient steals Army car after taking Salvation Army goods
A transient who aided himself to a Salvation Army Citadel suit and shoes in Clarksburg then stole the Army's 1933 dark blue sedan, triggering a wide police search across Taylor and northern West Virginia counties. Police broadcast a strong description as officers pursue an imminent arrest. Major John Campbell said the man rose early from the Army dormitory while others slept.
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Salvation Army Citadel
Clarksburg
Army
Taylor
West Virginia
John Campbell
Clarksburg Army
Poppy Day Sale Exceeds Taylor County Unit 12 Goal
Mrs. Rhea H. Fisher, poppy committee chair, reports Saturday’s poppy sale surpassed the quota with over $115 raised. Gratitude extended to Grafton residents for donations as a small stock remains to be sold Wednesday Memorial Day by the Auxiliary and Girl Scouts.
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Rhea H. Fisher
Taylor County
27 Transients Sent to Romney Farm Home
The population at the local transient center fell to 27 men as they left in trucks for the Romney Farm Camp nine miles away where they will be employed. Over the weekend, other departures reduced enrollment to about 60, while day departures continued. The past weeks saw about 100 men enrolled, with steady arrivals and departures each day.
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Romney Farm
Romney
Gar Fish Despised by Georgia and Florida Sportsmen
Gar fish, unfit for food, are despised by Georgia and Florida sportsmen because they devour large numbers of game fish.
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Georgia
Florida
Stores Enjoy Busy Day Here On Saturday
Merchants in the city business district reported strong sales during Saturday and Saturday night despite weather and welfare project shutdowns. Traffic from autos and buses filled sidewalks as clerks worked busy hours. With Hazel Atlas plant to start July 1 and flood control dam contracts near, optimism grows that conditions have turned for good and many expect more workers and brighter times ahead.
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Broadway
Vanderbilt star Tigert led UF athlete in three sports
President John J. Tigert once starred at Vanderbilt in football basketball and track before serving as University of Florida president.
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John J. Tigert
University of Florida
Vanderbilt University
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