Hallo we'en party and costume games at Army citadel
The Women's Home League of the Salvation Army hosted a Hallo we'en party at the Army citadel with husbands as guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Lillian Nicola and Roy Ridenour. Refreshments followed hosted by Captain Florence Robey, Captain Margaret Willingham, and Mrs. Lillian Nicola. Attendees included many local ladies and gentlemen.
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Women’s Home League
The
Salvation Army
Army Citadel
Lillian Nicola
Roy Ridenout
Florence Robey
Margaret Willingham
Home League
Ames Weaver
Myrtle Wagner
Grace Getz
Mildred Ridenour
Louise Kennedy
Ethel Streets
Edna Malone
Lorraine Taylor
Pauline Standard
Mae Hend
Dessie Smith
Hixenbaugh
Walter Henderson
Harold Weaver
Roy Ridenour
Earl Getz
Luther Wagner
Phil Kennedy
Nicola
Charles Robey
Hallowe'en Social and Church Group Gatherings Calendar
Social calendar notes events from St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid to Nudson Missionary society at First Baptist church. Oct 28 Hallowe en social 3 p m parsonage. Oct 30 Fetterman District rally 2 p m Blueville M E church. Nov 1 Judson Missionary society 6 p m First Baptist. Nov 1 Andrews churchel Ladies Aid 7 30 p m parlor. Nov 2 Masquers monthly meeting 7 30 p m Recreation center review of You Cant Take It With You by J B Dryfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fetterman District
Blueville M. E
Judson Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
C. O. Shay
Willis Linn
C. F. McDermott
Ladies Aid Society of
Andrews Churchel
J. B. Dryfield
Surprise Parties And Bridge Prizes On Maple Avenue
Social events unfold with bridge games on Maple avenue featuring high score prizes from Mrs. W. G. Chrislip and Dr. Paul P. Warden. A two course luncheon followed for attendees including the Chrislips and Wardens plus Bartlett Camer on and Dean families. Geraldine Gibson celebrates 15th birthday with Halloween themed party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibson of Webster. Guests listed include Betty Swisher Annabelle Bacchus Jane Lake and many others with dancing and a birthday cake. The Wednesday club met at Mrs. J. E. Steel’s on West Main for a 1 PM luncheon and bridge with autumn decor. Members and guests named. prizes awarded to Mrs. Jolliffe and Mrs. Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Lawson
Yates Avenue
G. T. Bartlett, Jr
Harold L. Noble
Bartlett
Lawson
Noble
James C. Holt
J. Paul Murphy
James F. Holt
Ter
Maple Avenue
Bridge
W. G. Chrislip
Paul P. Warden
Chrislip
Warden
R. P. Bartlett
C. Howard Cameron
Harry Friedman
Z. L. Dean
Ralph Gibson
Webster
Geraldine
Betty Swisher
Annabelle Bacchus
Jane Lake
Viola Godwin
Norma Lee Sutherland
Mary Virginia Felton
Verlin Moats
Juanita Getz
Alice
Jane Gibson
Geraldine’ Gibson
Harold Roach
Tommy McWilliams
Bennie Wilson
Ray
Mosser
Abe Newton
Woodrow
Bacchus
Clyde McGowan
Herbert
Ray McWilliams
Bud Pauley
Clarence Kelley
Snorky "Potterby
J. E. Steel
West Main Street
George G. Jolliffe
Fred Malone
H. L. Noble
Alice B. Holt
G. H. A. Kunst
E. F. Clark
W. H. Wilhide
E. R. Bucklew
Paul E. Malone
H. R. Gibson
Eva Love
Jolliffe
Gibson
Community service program on Tuesday at Elk’s home
Welfare department of the Woman’s club plans a 2 30 p m event with Miss Pauline Woodford from Monongalia West Penn giving an electric appliance demonstration and entertaining talk. Organizers include Mrs Clyde G Turner Mrs W H Wilhide Mrs J J Kaufman Mrs C C Batson Mrs Thomas Love and Miss Belle Vankirk. Mrs T M Deegan will preside with a short business meeting at close. All General club members invited.
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Woman’s Club
Pauline Woodford
Monongalia
West Penn
Elk’s Home
Clyde G. Turner
W. H. Wilhide
J. J. Kaufman
C. C. Batson
Thomas Love
Belle Vankirk
Fall flowers brighten club gathering and prizes awarded
Fall flowers decorated the rooms as Contract was played in the evening. Prizes for the games were won by Mrs. W. C. Pem broke, a club member, with guests including Mrs. H. L. Potts and Mrs. H. R. Gibson. Refreshments were served to members and guests including Mrs. Pembroke, Mrs. Z. L. Dean, Mrs. E. G. Kuhn, Mrs. Paul P. Warden, Mrs. Torlock Rasmussen, Mrs. C. Howard Cameron, Mrs. Harry Friedman, Mrs. Vera Hamilton, Mrs. R. P. Bartlett, Mrs. W. G. Chrislip, Mrs. Vaughn M. Kerr, Mrs. J. F. Casseday, Mrs. Harold L. Noble, M E. J. Clapton, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Pembroke
H. L. Potts
H. R. Gibson
Pembroke
Z. L. Dean
E. G. Kuhn
Paul P. Warden
Torlock Rasmussen
C. Howard Cameron
Harry Friedman
Vera Hamilton
R. P. Bartlett
Local Personal Notes From Clarksburg
Harry Greenwald is confined to his Lincoln street home with illness. Mrs. Harley Sawyer and Mrs. John C. Plumb of New York City, guests of Mrs. John N. Trezella and daughter Grace Wolfe, have returned home after attending their sister Mrs. Alice Rogers funeral in Akron. Alta Helms will leave Saturday for Akron to visit sons who have secured positions there. Miss Charlotte Rendle, Francis Gatrell and Edward Grayson were visitors in Clarksburg Thursday evening.
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Harry Greenwald
Lincoln Street
Harley Sawyer
John C. Plumb
New York City
John N. Trezella
Grace Wolfe
Akron
Ohio
Alice Rogers
Alta Helms
Charlotte Rendle
Francis ‘Gatrell
Edward Grayson
Clarksburg
Fairmont Official Puts Up Bond For Appearance
Elkins Oct 28 Paul Amos Fairmont city finance commissioner posted 300 bond before Justice of the Peace R B Caplinger for November 4 to answer a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor. Amos was arrested after an accident here Wednesday night. he and Harry Loudin another Fairmont official were injured but not seriously.
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Elkins
Paul Amos
Fairmont
Justice of the Peace
R. B. Caplinger
Amos
Harry Loudin
Birth of John Burton Jenkins Jr at Dewey Avenue
Mr and Mrs John Jenkins announce the birth of an eight pound son, John Burton Jr., on Thursday morning. This is their third child. Mrs Jenkins was formerly Mildred Moats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jenkins
Dewey Avenue
John Burton, Jr
Woman Sentenced in Alderson Theft Case
Marie Wellon of Elkins West Virginia an expectant mother was sentenced to one year and a day in the federal prison for women at Alderson for theft. Federal Judge W E Baker also sentenced her husband Alton Wellon to five years in Atlanta on the same charge.
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Wheeling
Marie Wellon
Elkins
W. Va
Alderson
W. E. Baker
Alton Wellon
Atlanta
Labor Commissioner to attend national labor relations conference
State Labor Commissioner Jarrett will attend the national conference on labor relations in Washington November 14 16. Governor Holt informed Administrator Elmer F Andrews of the wage and hour division department of labor.
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Washington
Eugenia Pope
Elmer F. Andrews
Charleston
Jarrett
National Conference On Labor Relations
Holt
Department of Labor
Local Kiwanis Parade Backed by Wide Donations
Grafton Kiwanis sponsors Halloween parade with significant cash support. Donors giving $2 or more include Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas, J Lee Evans Furniture, F W Woolworth, McCrory's, Fort Pitt store, A V Cuppett, and many others. Additional $1 contributions come from Grafton Fruit Market, Empire Market, American News, Piggly Wiggly, Sayre's Market, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas Company
J. Lee Evans ‘Furniture Company
Bernard's
Klein & Company
J. C. Penney Company
Lee Bennett & Son
O. J. Morrison Company
Taylor County Hardware Company
F. W
Frank C. Collins
Empire Market
A. E. Leonard
Bonafede
C. G. Turner
Charles Brinkman
American News Company
W. C. Barnes
Busy Bee
Piggly-Wigely
Sayre’s Market
Love Drug Company
O. R. Thomas
Recreation
Central Drug Store
Wolfe’s
C. N.mays
Skaggs and Company
B. F. Poe
National Auto Supply Company
Judge Denies Motion To Direct Jury's Verdict
In Youngstown Ohio Judge Davis G Jenkins overruled Thomas Gallati of Cleveland's motion for a directed verdict in the Roy Marino gangland killing case. He also overruled a challenge to 11 witnesses including Eddie Hebert the state’s star witness. Hebert was key in the Ant houlis Hart and Ross Cleveland cases. all three convicts serve life terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Thomas Gallati
Cleveland
Roy
Happy) Marino
Davis G. Jenkins
Jenkins
Eddie Hebert
Hebert
John Anthoulis
Steubenville
Sally Hart
Herb Ross
Ohio
Lumberman Dove Dies of Atomic Poisoning in Princeton
Robert Lynn Dove, 67, a lumber contractor, died in Princeton on Oct 28 from atomic poisoning. He is survived by his widow, three sons, and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Robert Lynn Dove
Hanes Named Morgenthau's Assistant in New Post
President Roosevelt announced that John W. Hanes, assistant secretary, has been promoted to Morgenthau's assistant. He succeeds Roswell Magill, who resigned. Hanes, 46, from Winston-Salem North Carolina, will have his salary raised from 9000 to 10000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
John W. Hanes
Roswell Magill
Hanes
Winston-Salem
N.C
Miners Close To Lost Hound In Spelter Fell Mine
Clarksburg October 28. After 216 hours of continuous effort by twenty five miners who called Sport their friend, the five year old beagle hound of Howard Walls of Spelter remains entombed between two rocks in a 25 foot deep mine sink near Spelter. A further rock slip could mean instant death for the dog, but workers hold hope they can clear a path to Sport before nightfall.
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Clarksburg
Howard Walls
Spelter
Ben
Walls
Marion county Bird Dog club to hold sixth annual trials
The sixth annual field trials of the Marion county Bird Dog club are set for Sunday in Fairmont. Events include the puppy stake shooting dog stake derby stake and all age event with Ed Hunter serving as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Marion County Bird Dog Club
Ed Hunter
Trent Speaks on School Funding for Nine-Month Term
Trent urged the legislature to fund a nine month school term, warning counties against indiscriminate spending. He endorsed proposed school finance legislation, predicting gains in school buildings and higher teacher salaries if enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Salary Increases Urged by State Education Leaders
Confab of Friendly Neighbors outlines a program for all counties with more funds for salaries to teachers with degrees and better library facilities for rural children. Speakers include R. B. Marston and Virell L. Flinn. Drew Pearson cites Roosevelt on neutrality and potential U.S. involvement, stressing fortification of national defense amid European tension. West Virginia Association of County Superintendents convenes in Charleston with officers elected and ongoing sessions.
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Cnues
Trent
Holt
R. B. Marston
Association
Ivor Spafford
University of Minnesota
Charles E. Wood
Virell L. Flinn
Kanawha County
Sessions Drew Pearson
Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
United States
South America
West Virginia
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Annabel P. Swisher
Society
First Church of Christ
M. D. Swisher
Mrs. Sterling
Evelyn Bunner
Mary Jane Poling
Muldred Menear
Maxine Sisler
Maxine Robison
Mary Keener
Dorothy Sway
L. L. Pain
Pruntytown Road
Greta
Greta Garbo
Robert Rued
New York
Pillsbury
Tee
Reymer
Schrafts
Red Cross Pharmacy
West Side
Morgenthau
Oxfords
Goodyear West Heavy
Bernard’s Shoe Store
Jefferson Caffery
U.S
Brazil
Getulia Vargas
Wilt Commission
Rio de Janeiro
Maritime Commission
Preser
Arnold Hougehold
Tion
Allen
Allen-A
Duofold Health
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