Barbour Co native dies at Oakland
Barbour County native Mrs. Tacy Wilmoth Bowman dies in Oakland Maryland after a brief illness. She was 80 and died at her daughter Maude Jones home. Funeral services were held at Isaacs and Jacobs chapel near Valley Furnace Cove district with Rev J Bradford Shaffer in charge. Interment in the church cemetery. Survivors include daughter Maude Jones and sons Stewart Bowman and Thomas B Bowman plus a half sister and two half brothers.
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John C. Carpenter
Oakland
Tacy Wilmoth Bowman
Maude
Maude Jones
Philippi
Isaacs and Jacobs Chapel
Valley Purnace
Cove District
J. Bradford Sha
Stewart Bowman
Florida
Thomas B. Bowman
Texas
Bertie Ryan
Chestnut Street
Luke Wilmoth
Camden Wilmoth
Akron
Ohio
Philippi High clubs plan picnic at Belington Park
The Girls Reserve and the Hi Yes from Philippi High held their annual picnic Wednesday evening at 5 o clock in Belington Park. Mrs. Margaret is noted in the readable text.
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Girls’ Reserve
Philippi High School
Belington Park
Margaret
Bolyard Sponsors Girls Reserve Event With Woodford Hi Club
Bolyard is sponsor of the Girls Reserve with O. J. Woodford as sponsor of the Hi Club. Members of the faculty and their families also attended.
FERA Officials Attend District Welfare Training
FERA personnel attended a district training meeting at the Fairmont Elks Club on Monday afternoon. The session, one of eight across the district, aimed to teach investigators the procedures and goals for assisting families applying for welfare relief. Attendees included Administrator Simon J. Friedman and several welfare staff members.
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FERA
Elks’ Club
Fairmont
School of Instructions
Simon J. Friedman
Florence Jaco
Irene Poole
Rena Rogers
Betty Sharp
Edna Shingleton
Rose Mary Dollan
William Beavers
L. B. Bradley
Clarence Menear
William Beavers, Jr
L. L. Bradley
William Robinson
Hattie Heinlein
Carrie Brendle
Lucile Granneman
Last Article on FERA Work Is Published
Editor notes this final installment of a three part series by the local FERA Office aiming to clarify work setup for the public. The piece exhorts true social work as objective service, balancing empathy with factual interpretation amid personal bias. It discusses social customs shaping views, and cautions against line of least resistance in decision making.
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FERA
Old Virginia
Pennsylvania
Fragmented Musings on Patriotism Psychology and Justice
The passage mocks dogmatism and bias while contrasting tested observation with belief driven ideas. It notes Miss Gerry's remark on identity, heredity and environment, and cites psychologist themes. It mentions Frank Wilhelm, a transient worker injured at the dam, and Florida honey variety claims.
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United States
Gerry
Frank “Monk” Wilhelm
Florida
Wedding Refreshments Menu From Mrs Alexander George
Menu of the day lists lobster salad buttered rolls olives pickles ice cream mold bride's cake fruit cake coffee salted nuts candies. Includes 6 cups diced lobster 5 cups diced celery 1.3 cup chopped pimentos and creamy dressing. Bride's cake recipe uses butter sugar milk vanilla lemon and rose extracts with baking powder and egg whites for a two layer cake. Frosting blends sugar vinegar water and egg whites with vanilla to coat the cake.
Card of Thanks and Local Social Notes in Grafton
A Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during illness and death of Olive Brenard Crayton, with thanks to Rev. Mr. Fiddler and First Baptist choir and others who assisted. The column lists numerous local visitors, relatives, and travelers from nearby towns during Decoration Day and Memorial Day, noting social calls, travel, and church attendance in Grafton and surrounding areas.
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Olive Brenard Crayton
Fiddler
First Baptist
Ehoir
Bartlett
W. Crayton
E. C. Currey
Jah Scott
Parsons
T. B. Gainer
Kenneth Huff
B. Bailey
Route 1
Grafton
William Morgan
Wheeling
Frank B. Cather
Pearl Street
William Reynolds
Goose Creek
Orland Parsons
Roy M. Thorn
Washington
Wolf Summit
L. B. Reeder
Lucille
Buckhannon
Mildred Williams
Parkersburg
Eugene B. Harri
Akron
Ohio
Paul Harrison
Morgantown
W. A. Harrison
Don Garber
Don
Sentinel
William Dixon
Percy Lucas
Haymond Settlement
J. W. Walden
Clarksburg
C. B. Walden
Thayer’ Street
Walter Wood
Route 2
Mary Alice James
C. E. Walden
Thayer Street
Walter Laycock
Walter
Mary Cathrine
Washington Pa
Ralph McConnell
Massillion
Elmer | Reese
McConnell
Ada Gall
Harold Haller
Philippi
Jae
Harold T. Cole
Grand Street
Amos Gall
Richard
Pittsburgh
Gall
Dana Barker
Uttle
Pattie Sue
Pairmont
Irene Kinney
Burnsville
Lincille Reeder
Torlock Rasmussen
Nathan Linn
Hiram Linn
Grady Creek
Garston
Prank ‘Campbell
Knotts Avenue
Charles Lazelle
Baltimore
Lavelle
Charles Sapp
Independence
Alphus Wilson
Fairmont
F. E. Cook
Blueville
Truman Knotts
Newburg
Andy Boyard
Elizabeth Brown
Ruby Flanagan
Arthur Cassell
My Beauty Hing Screen Actress Face Powder Preference
Puff sits still as the truck speeds along a dark highway. He fears jumping too late, yet must decide when to act while the scene hints at danger and urgency.
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Puff
Puffy
Distillery Strike in Illinois Headlines Stirring Labor Tensions
University of Washington football coach Jimmy Phelan is said to be scrutinizing his spring roster for standout kickers. Livestock experts advise feeding young pigs shelled corn alongside sow udder milled feed to support growth amid agricultural concerns.
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Jimmy Phelan
University of Washington
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