Nuptials and Socials Sweep Through Grafton Notes
IN SOCIETY reports a flurry of weddings and social events in Grafton and nearby towns. Zeppa r and R. Cecil "Bud" Kinsler wed at Evansville with reception and honeymoon to follow. Coprio and Rogers plan Bridgeport Conn. move. Goodwin-Dunham reunion set for Labor Day at Mountain View Camp. Spinks and Rogers announce marriage. multiple parties and club gatherings mark a busy social calendar through early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coprio
Hazel Phillips
E.F. K. Roof
St. Paul's Lutheran ‘Church
IM. Phillips
Rowlesburg
Grafton
Bridgeport
Conn
Goodwin-Dunham
Mountain View Camp
Beauty Hint Uses Matches as Home Mascara
A Screen Actress shares a quick home mascara method using match heads. Cut the sulfur end, dip the stick into mascara and apply to darken lashes. She suggests carrying the mascara tipped matches in a regular matchbook for convenience.
Meeting at Pruntytown A Big Success
Taylor County Council of Christian Education held its annual convention at the Methodist Episcopal church in Pruntytown. Dr. S Charles Jones presided in place of the president. A forum and administrative discussion covered church school problems and organizational plans. Committees were named to sponsor the Religious Education program and to enlarge the Grafton Ministerial Association. An evening picnic supper was arranged by the Ladies Aid. Thirty three Sunday schools were represented by ministers or delegates. Officers were listed including President Rev W R Eskew and Secretary John A Newcome. State Council representative Dr F E Brinmstool spoke on Christian education and prayer. Special music featured a quartet from Pruntytown church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Council of Christian Education
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pruntytown
S. Charles Jones
Taylor County Ministerial Association
Taylor County
Protestant Ministers Association
Grafton Ministerial Association
Ladies Aid
W. R. Eskew
John A. Newcome
Clyde C. Richmond
Alma Sayre
J. A. Kel
Lar
William C. Jones
W. H. Shafferman
Florence Wilkinson
W. C.pembroke
F. E. Brinmstool
West Virginia
Pruntytown Church
Enthusiastic Fall Meeting Held in Taylor County
The event in Taylor County drew strong attendance and was praised as the most effective in a decade. Resolutions of thanks were extended to Rev. Hawkins and Pruntytown organizers led by Mrs. Harry Flesher for the convention entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Hawkins
Pruntytown
Harry Flesher
Parkersburg Officials Gather for Rules Interpretation Class
Parkersburg September 2. The football season's first huddle drew sixty officials to a rules interpretation class led by Charles E. Hodges of Morgantown, president of the West Virginia Football Officials Association. The session focused on rule study for the coming season with high school coaches and West Virginia Collegiate Conference representatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Charles E. Hodges
Morgantown
West Virginia Football Officials’ Association
West Virginia Collegiate Conference
Compulsory school attendance rules vary by state ages
The article notes that compulsory attendance ages differ by state and that the law requires children to begin schooling before age six in the referenced state.
Personal News Snaps From Grafton Society Circle
Mrs. D L Boseley of Simpson visited Grafton yesterday and dropped off fine cucumbers at the Sentinel. Anna Barbe and Robert Maloney of Pittsburgh returned home after visiting Nora Bishop in the Loar apartments. Marialvena Malone returned home from Washington DC after a week with relatives. John Sayre left for Shinnston for several days. Mrs. Harry Friedman and two children returned from eight weeks in Logansport. Attorney Friedman traveled to Logansport. Catherine Fahey of Washington DC visits. Ed Willey and two children depart for Baltimore to visit relatives. Charles Friedman, summer in Baltimore with an orchestra, returns to West Main. Genevieve Siebert and daughter Betty Jane of El Paso TX are guests of Dr. and Mrs. Harry V. Flanagan. Siebert is Flanagan’s sister. Walter Williams Loveland addition, Bernard Lilly Weston, Lucy Woodyard Lost Creek plan a motor trip to Orbin VA to visit Dime Moore family. Hugh Warder and sons John and Prank, and daughter Peggie with Margaret Moran visit T E Moran in Youngstown OH. Postmaster A Leuthardt is ill at home in Blueville and off work after backset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Boseley
Simpson
Grafton
Sentinel
Anna Barbe
Robert Maloney
Pittsburgh
Priedman
Logansport
Atherine Fahey
Washington, D. C
Willey
Donald
Junior
Maple Avenue
Baltimore
Charles Friedman
West Main Street
Genevieve Siebert
Betty Jane
el Paso
Texas
Pleasant House
Harry V. Flanagan
Siepert
Flanagan
Walter Williams
Loveland Addition
Bernard Lilly
Weston
Lucy Woodyard
Lost Creek
Orbin
Virginia
Dime Moore
Mr. Moore
Woodyard
Williams
Hugh Warder
John
Prank
Peggie
Margaret Moran
T. E. Moran
Youngstown
Ohio
A. Leuthardt
Blueville
Leuthardt
Youth Admits Proceeding Closes In Danville
The article notes a youth’s admission and a subsequent death of Mrs Schraeder. It reports that Allen, Shelby and Peck were arrested in Danville and spirited to custody, detailing the unfolding case and initial remand actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schraeder
Confession News Raises Security at Jail
Authorities anticipated no disorder but considered a possible change in the crowd's mood. News of the confession prompted extra guards to be assigned to the jail to maintain order.
NIRA Army Continues Tram Page Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR shows sweeping local action by housewives on a Tuesday, praising women workers and signaling a strong Blue Eat influence over the city amid a campaign. The note implies rising civic mobilization and political momentum in the period.
Prof Kuhn Wins Signal Honors From Education Leaders
Paul C. Stetson announced J. G. Kuhn of Taylor County public schools was named to a national committee on interpreting schools to the public. The panel meets February 24 to March 1, 1934 in Cleveland, as part of a broad reorganization to empower individual members and address current education crises. Seven committees were formed addressing teacher training public education financing the schools education for the new America public welfare national outlook on education and interpretation of the schools to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Stetson
Department of Superintendence
National Education Association
J. G. Kuhn
Taylor County
Cleveland
Stetson
Rainy Start to Week in Ohio Valley and Tennessee
Weather forecast shows frequent rain in the first half of the week across the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, with generally fair conditions later. Temperatures are above normal at the start, cooler midweek, and warmer again by Friday or Saturday. Austria approves plan to raise an 8000 man corps to fight terrorism at home and on the German border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Austria
Paris
Britain
France
Italy
Austrian Dollfuss government blamed on Germany drop
Austrians accuse the Dollfuss government of being dropped from airplanes sourced in Germany, amid a German broadcasting campaign against the Vienna government that has begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollfuss
Germany
Vienna
Police Report Records 39 August Arrests and Fines
City police report shows 39 arrests in August with eight victims marked guilty before the mayor. Ten intoxication offenses led, gambling eight, plus minor offenses such as fighting disorderly conduct loitering and other crimes. Total fines imposed reached 190 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Coaldale Miner Fined for Public Intoxication
Mike Pasco a coal miner of Wen del was fined ten dollars and costs plus a twenty five dollar enforcement fee after arraignment before Magistrate Ona C Jefferys yesterday evening on a charge of intoxication in a public place. The arrest was made by W D Driver constable of Court House district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Pasco
Wendel
Ona C. Jefferys
W. D. Driver
Court House
Webster Girl Passes Away at Webster
Minnie Margaret Fawcett three year old daughter of Fred and Viola Marteny Fawcett of Webster died at noon yesterday after a week's illness from cholera infantum. This first Webster death from the disease follows a Flemington and Rosemont outbreak with nearly 20 deaths. Survived by parents, two brothers Fred Jr and Russell. funeral at Webster Baptist church at 2 30 this afternoon with Rev Millard Stump officiating. interment Webster Cemetery Bartlett Funeral Company in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Margaret Fawcett
Fred
Viola Marteny Fawcett
Webster
Flemington
Rosemont
Fred, Jr
Russell
Webster Baptist Church
Millard Stump
Webster Cemetery
Swith Bartlett
Spiced Pears and Fried Tomatoes Dinner Menu
Menu of the day features sliced cold ham, buttered potatoes, fried tomatoes, bread, butter, blueberry cobbler, and coffee. Fried tomatoes are prepared by dipping tomato slices in egg and crumb mix then frying in bacon fat, served with a crispy crust. Spiced pears are simmered with sugar and vinegar, flavored with cinnamon, cloves, and a spice bag, then stored.
Funeral for Mrs. Cora E. McDonald Jones at Warren M E Church
Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2 30 p m from Warren Methodist Episcopal Church for Mrs Cora Elizabeth McDonald Jones who died at City Hospital Thursday The Rev F J Frye will officiate Interment will follow at Bluemont Cemetery Bartlett Funeral Company in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Methodist Episcopal Church
Cora Elizabeth McDonald Jones
City Hospital
F. J. Frye
Bluemont Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Philadelphia
New York
Emil Kinsler
Zeppar
R. Cecil “Bud
Evansville
Carlson
Une
John Peters
Julian Patch
Bride
Bobby
Esther Nelson
Bolmer
Charming
Minnie Kurt
Ayof Fulton
Missouri
Cleola
Mildred Williams
Lucille Grennaman
Dorothy Nye
Janie Barkins
Zella Barkins
Bride's Roses
Grafton High
Wittman
David Kinsler
Harold Wittman
Melyin ‘Trout
Charles Barkins
Zinn
Merle Bailey
W. H. Wittman
Ronald Linn
St. Albans
Bartlett
Amson
Fe Young
J. 1
Rohard
Bertha Brohard
Ly«iiner
Ith Madera
Virginia Maera
Dana Bolyard
High Street
Charles Goldsberry
Kenneth
Goldie Ridenour
Edward
John D. Greenall
Cincinnati
C. E. Hunt
Kingwood
J. C. Penney Company
John W. Spinks
St. Charles Street
Rogers
Ira D. Rogers
Elizabeth Rogers
Grafton High School
E. McCoy
Haymond Settlement
McCoy
Robert
William Jacobs
C. E. McCoy
Charlotte
Aaron Post
Dennis
William Bott Jr
Dolores Jean
Elbert Rhodes
Depression Club
H. M. Haislip
Gay Street
George White
Bunco
Ray Parkhill
J. O. Parkhill
White
Miss Powell
Myrtle Powell
West Wilford Street
William Plante
Dorothy White
Bess Powell
Douglass Powell
Martha Towles
Mildred Graham
Ee Hayes
Oma Mae Castell
Allen Lewis Rogers
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Oakland
Maryland
the Sentinel
McVicker
Grafton Park
Truman McVicker
Bertie Thompson
Mrs
Ray Bolyard
Charles G. Corbin
W.A.P
Miss
Los Angeles
Ruth Stevens
Loss Angeles
California
Atlantic City
NIRA
E. G. Kuhn
Alexander George
Cora Jones
Majestic
Personal Financeco
Union Bank Building
S. E. Cor
Main and Third St
Clarksburg
W. VA
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