Miss Ernestine Duling Weds Brian D Rummel Jr
Miss Ernestine Duling of Quarrier Street married Brian D Rummel Jr son of Mrs Dean Rummel at her mother's home. Rev Joseph C Hoffman officiated with music by Helen June Ellis and Clarence Crookshanks. Bride given by her brother Earl Duling. reception featured spring flowers and a three tiered cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Duling
Gertrude E. Duling
Quarrier Street
Brian D. Rummel
Dean Rummel
Joseph C. Hoffman
Christ Church Methodist
Helen June Ellis
Clarence Crookshanks
Earl Duling
Clarksburg
Joanna Hill
Phyllis Smith
Denias
Edward Heffernan
W. R. Gentry
Peggy McCarus
Ruth Maurick
Rummel
Earl P. Daling
Roanoke
Covington
Charleston School of Commerce
Alpha Iota Sorority
Miss Fielder Honor Guest
Mrs. L. P. Kellenberger hosted a crystal shower for Miss Margaret Fielder at her Kanawha turnpike home in South Charleston. Pink and green decor with a Pink Queen rosette centerpiece. guests included Mrs. William S. Holmes and numerous friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Kellenberger
Kanawha Turnpike
South Charleston
Margaret Fielder
William Keith Holmes
Kellenberger
William S. Holmes
John BD. Morgan
Paul Kincaid
A. J. Casper
Ernest Reach
Ray Elliott
Garland Turner
Sophia Shifflet
Raymond Lanham
R. J. Jordan
Hobart Legg
Nelson Cavender
F. A. McNier
Julien E. Spencer
Norman
Travillian
Merle Gossett
A. J. Wilkinson
J. A. Holmes
William ©. Arden
Juanita Gasper
Maxine Cavender
Carol Gibson
Dorothy Spencer
Mary Elizabeth Dotson
Lelia Trevillian
Virginia Trevillian
Marjorie Holmes
Virginia Lee Chandler
Mayor Doubtful About Fast Time
Charleston will not adopt daylight saving time amid confusion and past reversals. Mayor Dawson notes local rejection of previous proposals and references 1987 as a prior trial. Governor Neely urges uniform practice and cities like Grafton consider advancing clocks. others stay on standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Dawson
Associated Press
Grafton
Weston
Welch
Huntington
Swann
Parkersburg
Bluefield
Beckley
Williamson
Logan
Elkins
Air Express Service Begins Pittsburgh to West Virginia Route
All American Aviation and Railway Express Agency launched a 312 mile air express route serving 26 West Virginia and Pennsylvania cities including Charleston Huntington and Clarksburg with daily flights. Parcels are loaded at a 20 foot ground station and dropped by parachute from a 110 mph plane to prevent damage. A separate note says 1941 42 auto license plates issuance started at the capitol with mail applications to begin Thursday and about 7500 applications on hand.
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Air Express
All American Aviation, ‘Inc
Pittsburgh
Huntington
Charleston
South Charleston
Dunbar
St. Albans
Nitro
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
All American
Railway Express Agency
Milton
Hurricane
Spencer
Grantsville
Glenville
Weston
Buckhannon
Elkins
Belington
Philippi
Grafton
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Morgantown
Capitol
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
W. S. Wysong
Sabout
Personal loans emphasize character and income over security
The lender offers furniture, car, or note loans and does not require outsiders or friends to sign papers. Emphasizes income over collateral, notes a 24 percent monthly rate, and invites inquiries for full details without obligation.
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Joan
Local couple prepares southern motor trip departure
Local Heta Omicron chapter member employed by the U S treasury department. Mr Rummel educated in local schools and Castle Heights Military Academy in Lebanon Tennessee where he was a DeMolay. He works in Coca Cola Bottling advertizing. On travel they will reside temporarily with her mother.
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Heta Omicron
U. S. Weasury Department
Rummel
Castle Heights Military Academy
Lebanon
Tenn
Order of DeMolay
Coca Cola Bottling Works
Trent Names To Lincoln Board In Wake Of Bribery Convictions
W. W. Trent announced appointments to the Lincoln school board filling vacancies caused by resignations of three members convicted of bribery. Pat Barrett, Harrison Smith, and Roscoe Hazlett were named to seats held by Elis Adkins, Homer Hall, and Ove Hill. All appointees are Democrats with terms to June 30, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Trent
Lincoln
Pat Barrett
Gas Company
Hamlin
Elis B. Adkins
Harrison Smith
Griffithsville
Ove Hill
Roscoe Hazlett
Lumber Company
Midkiff
Homer Hall
Hall
Adikas
Hill
Cabell
Huntington
Joh W. Hereford
Brazil
Rush Is Blamed For Mine Blasts In West Virginia
West Virginia mine officials and inspectors debated causes of three deadly blasts costing 105 lives. N P Rhinehart blamed rash production and extreme efficiency for disasters. J W Fitzjarrel Martus Kerr and R D Joseph represented states at the Mine Inspectors Institute meeting in Bluefield. Ventilation and gas-detection methods were discussed as major preventive measures. The convention will close with officer elections and a banquet after a sightseeing tour for about 740 delegates.
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Bluefield
Institute of America
Westginia
J. W. Fitz Jarrel
Arkansas
Martus Kerr
Ohio
R. D. Joseph
Pennsylvania
R. D. Currie
Trucksville
U. S. Bureau of Mines
J. J. Rutledge
Maryland Bureau of Mines
Bourne Denied Appeal in $2,500 Death Verdict
Charleston resident Edgar C. Bourne lost a state supreme court appeal stemming from a December verdict awarding $2,500 to Sadie Lykens as administratrix for the death of Maxine Wilburn Collier. Collier was fatally injured on a hotel roof in March 1939 after being found on the sixth floor. A Kanawha county jury had charged Bourne with murder in the young woman’s death following April proceedings. The court also granted an appeal involving a separate insurance dispute over disability benefits for Chester Robe from the Kenawha common pleas court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Bourne
Charleston
State Supreme Court
Maxine Wilburn Collier
Miss Collier
Sadie Lykens
Kanawha County
Bourne
General American Life Insurance Company
Kenawhe Common Pleas Court
Chester Robe
Daily Gazette Company
Mrs Calvert visiting friends from Masonic home stay
Mrs Anna Calvert formerly of Charleston now at the Masonic home in Parkersburg is visiting friends and relatives in this city. Mrs W E Connell Jr and daughter Miss Jo Louise Elliott depart for Augusta Military Academy Fort Defiance Va where Miss Elliott will be the guest of Mr Leonard Wilson at final dances. They will also spend time in Daytona Beach Florida before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Calvert
Charleston
Farkersburg
W. E. Connell, Jr
Jo Louise Elliots
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
Elliott
Leonard Wilson
Daytona Beach
Fla
Breakfast party for St. Agnes graduates at McCorkle Ave
Juanita Roberts hosted a breakfast Sunday morning at her McCorkle Avenue home for fellow graduates of St. Agnes School. Attending were Marcella Hancart Virginia Cooper Antoinette Williams Ursula LeFevre Madeline Heintz Jack Lehrerman Dennis Pickarance Felix Krasyk and Emma Lou Savage of Parkersburg the hostess weekend guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Roberts
McCorkle Avenue
St. Agnes‘ School
Marcella Hancart
Virginia Cooper
Antoinette Williams
Ursula LeFevre
Madeline Heintz
Jack Lehrerman
Dennis Pickarance
Felix Krasyk
Emma Lou Savage
Parkersburg
State Officials Attend Convention in Colorado
Three representatives of the state department of unemployment compensation attend the annual four day convention of the International Association of Public Employment Service in Denver Colorado. They are Cabell S. Davis Carl Carey and Walter Given. Daylight saving time began yesterday with other cities listed as adopting it including Wheeling Morgantown Fairmont Clarksburg Moundsville New Martinsville and Sistersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
State Department of Unemployment Compensation
International Association of Public Employment Service
Denver
Colo
Cabell S. Davis
Carl Carey
Walter Given
Wheeling
Morgantown
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Moundsville
New Martinsville
Sistersville
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Chuck
Jean Boil
DIAL
Sn Fc i
Houshold
Amma
Quartier Street
Netsile
Mgr
W. VA
Mary Jane Seminary
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
Evelyn Reeve
Rutherford, N.J
H. ©. Hill
Park Avenue
Trent
Lincoln Board
Dr. 0. M. King
Optometrist
Capitol St
KAY Jewelry Co
Goash Lion
Rush
Supreme Court
Mart Mon
Ramen Degeudl
Aarly
Kay
Zome
Elle
Snow HU
Chatterton
Greyhound
Philco
Dee Ara
Cate
Ree
Conservador
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