Students to receive W V U degrees at Morgantown 1936
Morgantown June 19 The following students will receive degrees at commencement exercises at West Virginia University. Doctor of philosophy Reginald Horton Downing Morgantown Joseph Kyle Stewart Huntington Audrey Howard Van Landingham Morgantown Master of arts Roy Elliott Boone Charleston Fay Thompson Campbell Meadville Pas Bethlehem Virginia Peaslee Huntington Charles Robert Sleeth Georgetown Henry Enoch Kagan Morgantown etc through extensive list across multiple colleges and degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia
Reginald Horton Downing
Joseph Kyle Stewart
Huntington
Audrey Howard van Landingham
Morrgantown
Roy Elliott Boone
Charleston
Fay Thompson Campbell
Meadville
Pas
Virginia Peaslee
Charles Robert Sleeth
Georgetown
Henry Enoch Kagan
Margaret Virginia Singer
Clarasboro
Forrest Lee McNeex
Hinton
Georgia Blocher Martin
Dennis Raymon Ennpp
Bee
W. Va
Asa Howard Anderson
Smithfield
George Monroe Browning
Roy Walter Godley
Willam Carson Brown
Louis Ferdiand Merrman
Steuben
Mich
Louis Sohn Mahus
Robert Franklin Martin
Shinnsten
Artur Paul Davis
Notable Morgantown and Parkersburg Names List
A catalog of individuals linked to Morgantown and nearby areas including graduates such as Catherine Virginia Aspinall and Aga Lee McCoy, with many other names like William Robinson Strader Charles Tom and Laura Bock Hannah. The list references places like Morgantown and Parkersburg and mentions occupations and education degrees.
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Willam Robinson Strader
Charles Tom
Charles Edward Staats
Wheeling
Isaiah Ewen Taylor
Huntington
James Harvey Tornbury
Man
Michal Anthony Viggiino
Yonkers
Robert Edward Welker
Richwood
Stephen Weisman
New Brunswick
N. Gd
Robert Berkshire Woodbull
Morgantown
Catherine Virginia Aspinall
Nelle Hazel Doman
Floria Cameo Ferguson
Mr. Rost
Martha Virginia
Furbee
Mane Nington
Rose An GigHa
Glen Jean
Laura Bock Hannah
Cass
Wiliam James McDonnell
Aga Lee McCoy
Willis
Ward Pomeroy
Mildred Dorothy Smith
Suzan Robert Smith
Parkersburg
Dorothy Bell Upton
Clorksburg
Old Age Pension Association Meeting in Kellys Creek
A large crowd attended a meeting of the Old Age Pension association of Kenawha county yesterday at the Public school building on Kellys creek. Moses Smeltzer and C. J. Bumpus of Charleston spoke on old age pensioners and jobless insurance.
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Old Age Pension Association
Kenawha County
Kelly's Creek
Moses Smeltzer
C. J. Ebumpus
Charleston
Old Ge
Engineers Meet Tonight at Daniel Boone Hotel
The West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers will meet at 7:45 PM at the Daniel Boone hotel. Floyd L. Mable of Universal Atlas Cement will speak on highway and building construction safety factors, with four business sessions preceding the talk.
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West Virginia
Society of
Kanawha Women Democratic Club Meets June 18
Miss Maude Hudnall, secretary, announced the Kanawha county women's Democratic club will meet at East Bank high school on June 18. The meeting was originally planned for tomorrow.
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Kanawha County
East Bank High School
Sharon Police Puzzled By Four-Year-Old Disappearance
Sharon police admit difficulty in locating four-year-old Lenk Minerva Dilly missing from her home for a week. Investigators deny exact theories, noting no trace found despite ongoing searches amid circulating rumors of kidnapping, harm, or drowning.
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Sharon
Lenk Minerva Dilly
Fighting erupts in Los Angeles longshoremen strike
In Los Angeles on June 10 a hand to hand clash broke out as strikers descended on workers loading the S. S. California at the Panama-Pacific dock on Terminal Island. Fists clubs belaying pins and iron pipes cut the melee for 15 minutes before police restored order. Dock workers were reinforced by ship hands who seized nearby weapons and joined the fight.
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Los Angeles
Pierce
S. S. California
Terminal Island
Policeman Kills Self in Baltimore Basement
Police captain Charles Lastner, commander of Baltimore's northwestern district, was found dead today in the basement of his home. Coroner Dr. Ferdinand Link ruled it a suicide, saying a service pistol fired into his mouth caused the death.
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Baltimore
Charles Lastner
Ibis
Ferdinand
Link
State B Y P U Holds Meeting At St Albans
Edwin Fhelps of Chicago attended the state board meeting of the Baptist Young People's Union of America held Friday through Sunday at the First Baptist church in St Albans. Frank Lovett of Parkersburg presided. many officers and delegates from towns including Mafiscott, Palillppi, Williamstown, Huntington, Elkins, Ravenswood, Parkersburg, Moundsville, Romney, and others participated. Local host events featured dinners and luncheons with World Wide Guild, Pauley cafe, and May Fair tea room arrangements.
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Edwin Fhelps
Chicago
Baptist Young People's Union of America
Pirst Baptist Church
Albans
Frank Lovett
Parkersburg
Gladys Davenport
Mafiscott
Valera Lynch
Palillppi
Frange Middleswart
Williamstown
Hugh
May Palr
Motorcycle Crashes injure Dunbar youth near Poca
James Ray, 20, of Donat, injured when his motorcycle crashed on the highway near Poca. He was unconscious at Dunn Hospital with possible fractures. A female rider, unnamed, rode with him but did not require serious medical attention. Police sought his relatives.
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James Ray
Donat
Poca
Dunn Hospital
Bancroft Man Struck by Freight Train Near Plymouth
Freston Davis, 31, of Bancroft, was in critical condition at St. Francis hospital after being struck by a freight train near Plymouth. He suffered a crushed chest and internal injuries, with attachments noting the seriousness of his condition.
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Freston Davis
Bancroft
St. Francis Hospital
Plymouth
Davis Taken To Hospital In Bartlet Ambulance
Last night state police planned to investigate the accident after Davis was taken to the hospital by a Bartlet ambulance.
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Davis
Bartlet
Miner Charged With Sending Bomb in Mail
Pittsburg dispatch reports miner John Jukas, 41, arraigned on charges of sending a bomb through parcel post that damaged a Washington post office and injured a clerk. Arrested at Wildwood home, he was jailed in default of 910,000 bond. The device, mailed to his wife in Czecho Slovakia, caused severe injuries to postal clerk Mytom Genung.
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Pittsburg
John Jukas
Washington Post
Wildwood
DU. S
Yesternday
Postel
Lukuc, & Miner
Czecho-Slovakia
Pittesburg
Mytom Genung
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Mary Katherine Ballard
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Wiraneth Ann Bartholomew
Ralph J. Bean
Lenora Bartlett
Clarks
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Jon Laverne Bitond
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Clarkeburg
Donald Prentice Cobb
Regina June Cochran
Sylvia Cohen
Peter George Comantzis
Edward Marquis Cope
Mary Elizabeth Cottrell
Jesn Crawford
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Edward Mario Della
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Renceverte
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Laris Lynn
Thomas Paramour
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William Richard
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Wiliam
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Alexandri Tate Endsley
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Thomas Evans
Fairmont
Guy Otto Farmer
Maybeury
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Floree Pisher
Walton
Elmer Parsons Fizer
Caroline Fieming
Pairmont
Jean Louise Frotime
Morris
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Hannah Virgina Geyer
Martins- Durg
Sam Shaffer Gilmore
William Lloyd Goodrich
Kingzoe Pavers
Brooklyn
Robert A. Gregg
Ralph Wilson Haines
Romney
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Carl Hawkind
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Dolph Bickman
Pennsboro
Woodrow W. Hiller
Ralph M. Alte, Jr
Mannington
Ronald H. Hoenig
Trenton
Jane Holt
Weston
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Roncevette
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Cherty
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Martinsburg
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Robert Knee
Milton Paul Kroll
Paterson
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Buckeye
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Point Marion
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Jackson's Heights
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Frederick Thompson
Schweitzer
Isadore Myers Scott
Welch
Roger B. Scott
Sidney Senfeld
Robert F. Shaffer
Mary Wilson Siple
Thomas A. Slate
Halliday’s Cove
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Dillar's Run
James Boyd Smith
Mendal Wallace
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Masontown
Keyser
Mary Catherine Smoyer
Clairton
John Ward Speicher
Roberta Ward Stemple
Thomas
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Follausbee
James David Stratan
Henry L. Strochak
N.Y
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Chester Charles Thomas
Blacksville
John Thomas Thurston Thornston
William David Travis
Douging Randolph Voorhees
Mary Ann Watkins
Reedsville
Jesse J. Welner
N. J
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Mary Pearson Welch
Anna Bancroft
White
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Lost Creek
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Edna Jordan Wilbourn
Blue Meld
Teen Wilson
Belington
James Hanson
Wolverton
Piedmont
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Lela Susan Wright
Reed
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Roberta Huston White
Bright A. Dodge
Terra
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Edger Lloyd Falck
Edward 5. Hawkins, Jr
Benjamin Lieberman
Paul N
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John Gibson Henderson
Walter Leroy Jacobs
Follawsbee
Ronald Marshall
Lindsey Ellison Messmore
Brownsville
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Charles L. Fost
Clarksburgh
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Fayetteville
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Frank M. Lough
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Greenville
Mae McDonald
Bridgeport
Jean Miller Murray
Grafton
David John Roberts, Jr
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James Earl Bletner
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Neil Bolton
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Jane Lew
Virgil Arlington Herold
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Edwin Sharp Pilcher
Robert Roy Ward
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Sistersville
Lucille Cox Deberry
Harrisville
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Buckhanna
Mary Jane Goodrich
Mt. Morris
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Mary Louse Heflin
West Salem
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Beckley
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Lewisburg
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Mons
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Medion
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Chester
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J. Eeith Pickens
Mt.Clare
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Granteville
Eleanor Conn Ramage
Thedford's
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J. M. Gates’ Sons Co
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Maddy's Beauty Shop
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