Wedding Planned at St Peter and Paul's in Providence
The Charleston Gazette notes a June 24 wedding at St Peter and Paul's cathedral Providence. Miss Grimes a Katherine Gibbs graduate and secretary to the Electricians Union labor rep. Her father works for U S Rubber Co Institute. Groom Sege stationed at Quonset Point former state liquor commission employee. Visitor Entertains Eloise Walkup hosts Doris Jean Frame and guests at Rupert home with several attendees.
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Charleston
St. Peter and Paul's Cathedral
Providence
Eloise Walkup
Rupert
Doris Jean Frame
St. Albans
Jerry
Jo Ambarger
Mary Lee Summerfield
Laura Kennedy
Hilda Shephard
Jackie Schafer
Samuel Kennedy
William Scafer
J. Neeley
Jack Summerfield
Jarrette Bivens
Fi Ware
New fashion notes by Joyce Fenty for summer wear
A Charleston Gazette fashion feature promotes Joyce Fenty's summer look with black and white outfits, hats, gloves, and pearls. It offers practical style tips for a war wife and budget shoppers, including belt glamorization, jewel tone gloves, and a silk net snood.
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Yoyce Fenly
Joyce Fenty
Lois Leeds
Chinese Chestnut Trees Growing Well in State
The conservation commission reports 50,000 Chinese chestnut seedlings planted in West Virginia show satisfactory results. Game Technician W. R. Degarmo notes it is early to judge success as trees take about 10 years to mature, and the disease resistance is partial. Seedlings aid game food and edible nuts for rarests, with limited supplies to farmers, clubs, and 4-H units each year.
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The
Conservation Commission
West Virginia
W. R. Degarma
Degarmo
Auman
Mrs Reveal Hosts Daughters Dolores Ann Betty Fay and Phyllis Mae
Mrs Wilminia Reveal of Kana- Wha City entertained last week for her daughters Dolores Ann Betty Fay and Phyllis Mae Reveal who will spend the summer at a nearby camp. Sixteen guests attended. A sixty year old impoverished woman recently gave birth to healthy triplets two boys and a girl at Estancia. General Velez Argentina.
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Reveal
Wilminia Reveal
Kana- Wha City
Dolores Ann
Betty Fay
Phyllis Mae Reveal
Estancia
General Velez
Argentina
Property Transfers From Charleston District Through St Albans
A series of property transfers is recorded across multiple districts. Transfers include parcels in Smith Creek Washington District and St Albans with buyers such as C Oo Tear Flora, Carl Beane, Opal Carlson and Carlson heirs, Martha McDermid, Mary Edna Spitler, and J W Love, among others. Several parcels are described with lot numbers, street names, and cemetery plots in Charleston, Malden, and surrounding areas.
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J. Cook
C. Oo
Tear
Charleston
Flora
Bays
Carl, Beane
Aeres
Smith Creek
Washington
Loh
Hark
Tessie Wark
Opal WY. Carlson
Carlson
Evely Brown
Lb. Brown
Martha M. McDerml
St. Albans
Mary Edna Spitler
C. A. Copenhafer
Kanawha City
Mary Edan Spitler
Upton
Julia H. Love
John W. Love
Adda
Lewis Hubbards& Co
Busan
Allegheny Land Co
L. J. Wickline
Bl.d
South Park
Mary HK
Boges
Sit of Rea
Elk Dist
Grandview Memorial Park Co
Lola Terrell Bader
Crystal City Co
Virginia
Ruth
Mrs. Cogan Elected Secretary General in Albany National Congress
H M Cogan of Charleston Colony New England Women was chosen secretary general at the national congress in Albany last month. She also became vice president of the past presidents club, with Mrs Nelson W Turner of the local group named to membership. Turner hosted seven members and a guest Miss Polly Williamson of Lewistown Pa at a luncheon in London Heights. Mrs Scales read a report on the congress. Meetings paused until October. Mrs E J Newman and daughter Reba of Fort Hill visit Huntington due to Mrs Nancy Hall's illness.
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H. M. Cogan
Charleston
New England
Albany
N.Y
Nelson W. Turner
T. A. Scales
Lt Gen Mark W Clark Named Father of the Year
Lt Gen Mark W Clark, whose fifth army troops captured Rome, was designated father of the year by the national Fathers Day committee. A cable from Alvin Austin, executive director, announced the honor. Fathers Day is observed June 18.
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Clark
New York
Mark W. Clark
5Th Army
Rome
Alvin Austin
New Orleans Paper Omits Ads In War Time Shortage
The Times-Picayune announced it could omit 25 columns of advertising from today's issue and the States-Item 34 columns due to manpower and newsprint shortages. Classified and display ads will be set in the order received and held for publication tomorrow. This is a war emergency measure. Also noted: the Liberty Bell was recast in Philadelphia after being cracked twice.
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New Orleans
Times-Picayune
Art Guild Elects Madge Dick President at Local Dinner
Miss Madge Dick was elected president of the Morris Harvey Art Guild at a Saturday dinner at Mrs. Pearl Plank’s Tyler Mountain Road home. Other officers include Mrs. Plank as vice president and Miss Elizabeth Smith, secretary, Miss Ruth Webb treasurer, and Miss Camila Lightner program chairman. An exhibit is planned for June 19 to 26 at Kanawha County Library. A patient in St. Francis Hospital with injuries from a fall is convalescing at a home on Trus ton Street. Harold Beckner, employed by Lockheed Aircraft Co. in Los Angeles, California, returned after visiting his mother on Dixie Street.
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Art Guild
Madge Dick
Morris Harvey Act Guild
Pearl Plank
Tyler Mountain Rd
Plank
Elizabeth Smith
Ruth Webb
Camila Lightner
Kanawha County Library
St. Francis Hospital
Truston St
Harold Beckner
Lockheed Aircraft Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Harvey Beckney
Dixie St
Personal Notes Highlight Denver Visit and Local Returns
Miss Betty Robson of Washington Avenue traveled to Denver Colorado to visit Mrs N A Burritt and soldiers. She returned to Baerfield Fort Wayne Indiana after a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Miller Gallaher of Upper Ridgeway Road. Miss Ann Spaniol was mentioned in the notes.
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Betty Robson
Washington Av
Denver
Col
N. A. Burritt
James A. Stogden
Florence Gallaher
Wae
Baerfield
Fort Wayne
Ind
Miller Gallaher
Upper Ridgeway Rd
Ann Spaniol
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