Walton Hutchins Weds Ensign William Newton at Annapolis
Immediate family attended the June 19 ceremony at the U S Naval Academy chapel in Annapolis Md. Miss Walton Hutchins is the Baltimore based daughter of Dr and Mrs Amos F Hutchins and a great granddaughter of former West Virginia governor A B Fleming. Ensign Newton, son of the late Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson Newlon, joins the couple for a weeklong wedding trip before residing in West Avenue Annapolis where he will teach at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Walton Hutchins
Ensign Arthur William Newton
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Counte
Newlon
Amos Francis Hutchins
Baltimore
Tother
Helen Miller
Walton Miller
Fairmont
Ensign Newlon
Paul Johnson Newlon
Newton
A. B. Fleming
West Virginia
Charles Edwin Ward
Richmond
Smith and Goucher Colleges
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Ensign Newton
Union Trust Company
Citizens National Bank
Messrs
Arthur
Patrick D. Koontz
West Virginia University
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Naval Academy
West Avenue
Academy
Personal notices from Morgantown residents abroad and visiting guests
Mr and Mrs Thomaz A Stephens visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W J Brandenburg Indiana avenue leave Wednesday for a 10 day visit in New York City before returning to Morgantown Mrs F L Davies and daughters Barbara and Virginia of Minneapolis Minn visiting her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs J N Hatcher of Virginia avenue will leave tomorrow to visit her mother Mrs R L Hatcher in Edmond Mrs Charles Love Mullins arrived yesterday from Managua Nicaragua to visit her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs T S Clark of Linden road Col Mullins who accompanied her from Nicaragua is spending several days at Fort Knox Ky Lt and Mrs G Brenit Vivian are visiting the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs W A B Vivian in Nitro Mrs Andrew Coffey will return today to her home in Greendale from St Francis hospital Mr and Mrs Ernest Burdette of Akron recently visited Mr and Mrs W G Bowyer at Summerside Robert Boyd of Quincy has returned home after visiting his brother Pvt Charlies Leonard Boyd stationed with the U S army Pvt John T Harmon has returned to army duty after eight day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs C T Harmon of Quincy Mr and Mrs Ernest Lang of Detroit Mich will strive today to visit her sister Mrs Beulah Jones of Florida street Mr and Mrs Walter S Simpson returned Thursday night to their home in Wilmington Del after visiting their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harald de Ropp of Ridgemont road Mr and Mrs John M Roeser of Evanston IL are guests of her mother Mrs C E Woodrum of Chester road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaz A. Stephens
W. J. Brandenburg
Indiana Avenue
New York City
Morgantown
F. L. Davies
Barbara
Virginia
Minneapolis, Minn
J. N. Hatcher
Virginia Avenue
R. L. Hatcher
Edmond
Charles Love Mullins
Managua
Nicaragua
Inlaw
T. 8. Clark
Linden Road
Col. Mullins
Fort Knox
Walter S. Simpson
Wilmington
Del
Harald de Ropp
Ridgemont Road
John M. Roeser
Evanston, NL
C. E. Woodrum
Chester Road
Bride in May join Harvard summer study session
The bride will spend the summer in Harvard university summer session. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Clark and daughter Juliet of Virginia street left yesterday for Fenwick Conn to spend the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Clark
Juliet
Virginia Street
Fenwick, Conn
Two More Junior Stenog Exams Next Week
Two examinations for civil service junior stenographers are planned at Charleston High School on Monday and Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Applicants must be 18 or older to qualify for the $1 440 per year position. Miss Marian Raine of Washington, a civil service representative, is at the Daniel Boone hotel and can be contacted there or in room 330 Old Post Office building. Mrs Martha Frazier, another examiner, is in room 330 and reachable by Capitol 27 238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston High School
Marian Raine
Washington
Civil Service
Daniel Boone Hotel
Martha Frazier
Capitol
Five oclock-on frock pattern 4121 by Anne Adams
The simple dress pattern 4121 features a gathered center bodice and curved side panels with two front skirt panels. Available in misses and women's sizes 16 through 42. Requires 314 yards of 39 inch fabric. send orders to The Charlton Gazette Pattern Department Bees 17th Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Charles+ton Gazette
Pattern Department
Bees 17Th Street
New York
Coal Operators Decry New Tax Impact of freight tax on WV coal and markets
West Virginia coal operators warn proposed federal tax on freight rates could widen pricing disadvantages for WV producers. Secretary Jesse V. Sullivan cites pyramiding of a percentage tax across shipments and higher rail tariffs versus Pennsylvania markets. A flat per ton tax is urged to minimize price distortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Jesse V. Sullivan
West Virginia Coal Association
Sullivan
Pennsylvania
Ashtahula
Great Lakes
Appalachian Group
Southern Coal Producers Association
Prisor
United Mine Workers
Join the Navy Week Drives Recruitment in Charleston
Lt Com W A Saunders says Join the Navy week is extended to six Southeastern states and will be the most intensive Charleston has seen. Capt H G Chandler, Southeastern division recruiting inspector, arrived to study efforts and approve plans for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor Dawson
Charleston
W. A. Saunders
West ‘Virginia
Navy
H. G. Chandler
Richmond
City
Miss Eva Falletty Weds Lyle H Fletcher at Mt Hope
The wedding of Eva Falletty daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Falletty to Lyle H Fletcher son of Mr and Mrs H L Fletcher occurred Tuesday at Mt Hope Presbyterian Church with Rev W W Pharr officiating. The couple both attended Mr Hope Schools. Eva studied at Beckley college Cangard State college and earned a 1 A degree from West Virginia Institute of Technology. Fletcher works for E I du Pont de Nemours and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Falletty
Charles Falletty
Fletcher
The
EB. J. du Pont de Nemours and
Roampany
Ten Carbide Watchmen Receive Pistol Licenses
Ten watchmen at the Carbide and Carbon Chemicals plant in South Charleston obtained circuit court licenses to carry pistols yesterday. Each posted bonds of 3500 dollars. The licensed individuals were Leo P. Callison Carl G. Boyles Homer W. Settle G. B. Walker F R Armstrong Louis O. Weste Roba G. Green T S Zinn Clarence E. Mc Comas and Gilbert Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
South Charleston
Leo P. Callison
Carl G. Boyles
Homer W. Settle
G. B. Walker
F. R. Armstrong
Louis O. Weste
Roba G. Green
T. S. Zinn
Clarence E. McComas
Gilbert Hall
Richard Kidd Feted At St Albans Birthday Lawn Party
Mrs. Carl Kidd hosted a lawn party at her St Albans home in honor of her son Richard on his birthday. Guests included Mesdames Carelisle Guthrie Kidd Ida Kidd Violet Campbell and Eva Connery plus Misses Connery Glennon Connery and Messrs Edward Connery Roland House Charles Connery William Peters Kenneth Connery Darrell Williams Dewey Connery Kenneth Stevens and Carl Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kidd
St. Albans
Richard
Mesdames
Carelisle
Phyllis Guthrie
Ida Kidd
Violet Campbell
Eva Connery
Glennon Connery
Messrs
Edward Connery
Roland House
Charles Connery
William Peters
Kenneth Connery
Darrell Williams
Dewey Connery
Kenneth Ray Stevens
Carl Guthrie
Buffet Dinner Honoring Mrs Ethel George Held In Parkersburg Area
Mrs W H Matheny hosted a Thursday night buffet at her Park Drive home to honor birthday celebrant Mrs Ethel George. Guests included Mr and Mrs W E Hannah, Mr and Mrs Fred Pacot, Mr and Mrs Elliott George, Mrs Clarence Robinson of Parkersburg, Mrs Richard Yartough, Misses Jean Hannah of Nashville, Nora McDowell, Julia McKenna, and Mr W H Matheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Matheny
Park Drive
Ethel George
W. E. Hannah
Fred Pacot
Elliott George
Clarence Robinson
Parkersburg
Richard Yartough
Jean Hannah
Nashville, Tenn
Nora McDowell
Julia McKenna
Mrs Woodrum Hosts Bridge Luncheon For Visiting Relatives
Mrs G E Woodrum entertained a Chester road gathering Thursday afternoon in honor of her daughter Mrs John M Roeser of Evanston and Mrs T C Minsk of Evanston who are visiting Mr and Mrs E Woodrum. Numerous guests included Mesdames Roeser Minick Woodrum and others. two Misses Ida Jan Meadows and Nancy Bowers plan to return to Beckley after visiting their grandmother Mrs J I Woodroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Woodrum
Chester Road
John M. Roeser
Evanston
T. ¢. Minsk
E. ¥. Woodrum
Mesdames Roeser
Minick
EL ¥. Woodrum
John Woodrum
Russell Johnson
James Graham
John C. Beard
Francis Farley
Parke McMaster
Vincent Reishman
K. E. Reed
A. M. Reid
John Herlihy
John M. Slack
A. J. Dickerson
C. R. McConnell
M. A. Wildman
L. E. Huffman
Colt
Pittsfield
C. T. McHenry
W. G. Crichton
William Beck
Mildred Huffman
Flite
Ida Jan? Meadows
Nancy Bowers
Beckley
J. I. Woodroe
Linden Road
Florence Kay Wedding Held in Parkersburg
Miss Florence Helena Kay daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Kay of Dunbar married Charles Kenneth Hanson of Dunbar in a 730 pm ceremony at South Parkersburg United Brethren church Rev R L Kelbaugh officiated with rose banked altar and nuptial music by Mrs Audrey Fisher The bride wore a luggage tan gabardine suit and chiffon blouse with a white pillbox hat Both families connections to local schools banks and steel works are noted and the couple reside in Dunbar
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Helena Kay
Clarence Kay
Dunbar
Parkersburg
Charles Kenneth Hanson
R. L. Kelbaugh
Dunbar United Brethren Chures
South Parkersburg United Brethren Church
Audrey Fisher
Kelbaugh
King Views Art in Washington Trip
Yugoslav Crown Prince Peter visited the National Art Gallery during his U S stay. Minister Constantin Fatitch said the gallery tour was Peter's idea as he seeks exposure to various fields while in the United States. He may also attend a speech, dine with Hull, and visit New York night spots, and he plans to try out military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peter
Yugoslavia
National Art Gallery
Constantin Fatitich
Amelia
New U Press Club
Hull
New York
Marriage Licenses Requested by Three Couples
The Kanawha county clerk recorded applications for licenses to wed from Byron Edsel Skiles and Dana Virginia Hill of Dunbar, George Willis Riddle of Charleston and Carel Susan Gibson of Charleston, and William Henry Holston and Laura Ellen Cook, both of Dunbar and Charleston respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha County
Byron Edsel Skiles
Dunbar
Dana Virginia Hill
George Willis Riddle
Virginia Street
Charleston
Carel Susan Gibson
Bradford Street
William Henry Holston
Beech Avenue
Laura Ellen Cook
Simple to Make 362 Crochet Butterflies Chair Set Pattern
Crochet butterflies to beautify and protect furniture at home. Beginner friendly chair set pattern 382 includes set directions illustrations and stitches materials. Send 10 cents plus 1 cent for mailing to The Charleston Gazette Needlecraft Center 62 Eighth Avenue New York New York pattern number name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Gazette
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Pvt John T Harmon Honor Guest at Party
Mr and Mrs C T Harmon of Quincy entertained with a dinner in honor of their son Pvt John T Harmon. Guests included numerous Harmons and Cordells, J G Town visiting from Loudon Heights, and Mrs J G Town returning to Westbury L I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Harmon
Open House for Mrs. Mary A McGee Birthday Guest
Mrs Mary A McGee will be guest of honor at an open house marking her 8th birthday today from 2 to 4 pm at her Virginia street home. Hostesses include her daughters Mrs Newman Groves Mrs James E Davis Mrs John Shiake and Miss Pearl McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. McGee
Virginia Street
Newman Groves
James E. Davis
John Shiake
Pearl McGee
Mrs Franklin Honored At Quarrier Street Bridal Shower
Mrs Paul Franklin former Miss Katherine Moseley was guest of honor at a bridal shower Monday evening hosted by her mother Mrs Marie Moseley at her Quarrier street home. Hostess aided by Mrs John Franklin. Guests included Mesdames Claud A Keller Ira Ireland James Ireland W B Grimes David Twohig J H Vaughan Charles Neil H A Pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Franklin
Katherine Martie Moseley
Marie Moseley
Quarrier Street
John Franklin
Mesdames Claud A., Keller
Ira Ireland
James Ireland
W. B. Grimes
David Twohig
J. H. Vaughan
Charles Neil
H. A. Pit
Local Names List Fragment in OCR Text
A fragmented OCR snippet lists many given and family names including John Frank, Earl Ross, How ard Jarrett, Henry Glass, Stan Campbell, Isaac Long, Gus Gold burg, A. R. Johnson, Virginia Lee, Elsie Cremains, James B. Moseley, Paul Clendenin, the Misses Virginia Franklin, Helen Thompson, Ann Patton, Josephine Lilly, Phyllis Cremains, Jessie Bear, Betty Jo Wick, Dorothy Twohig, Martha Jane Grimes and Kitty Lilly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walton Hutchins
William Newton
Mrs. G. Brenit Vivian
Mrs
W. A. B. Vivian
Andrew Coffey
Greendale
St. Francis Hospital
Ernest Burdette
Akron
W. G. Bowyer
Summersee
Robert Boyd
Quincy
Pvt
Charlies Leonard Boyd
U. S. Army
C. T. Harmon
Ernest Lang
Detroit, Mich
Beulah Jones
Florida Street
Jamin Barksdale
Charles Gates, Jr
Yest Tesume
Madame Bane
Bennett
Bes 3
Cherlaston
W. Va
Harvard University
Martha Gaines
Fayetteville
Nancy Stubblefield
Noyes Avenue
Betsy Blundon
Lewisburg
Walter D. Stockly
Mabel Brenneman
Washington Street
Wooster, D
C. C. Stahr
Harold W. Stahr
Stahr
Army Station
Richard Kithit
Englewood
N. J
Frank Drumheller
Edgewood Avenue
Steele Trotter
Ralph Haddox
Elkins
Robert C. Kirby, Jr
Ferne Elizabeth Wheeler
W. ©. Wheeler
Erwin, Tenn
R. C. Kirby
Hot Springs
N.C
Kenna Homes Addition
West Va
Levy
Eva Falleny
Lyle H. Fletcher
Richard Kidd
Florence Kay
King
National Gallery
G. C. Hermon
Robert Cordell
W. Turner
W. H. Creasy
John Eastwood
J. R. Turner
Mesdames Ella Elkins
van Turner
Emmett Lambert
Montague Sampson
Ethel Harmon
Mary Lee Harmon
Lucille Harmon
Dorothy Harmon
Mary Jane Harmon
Kathleen Spaulding
Mary Kanoski
Virginia Bell Turner
Nancy Carroll Lambert
Mary Lou Cordell
Lee Cordell
J. S. Harmon
James Haryon
Wayne Lambert
J. P. Lambert
J. G. Town
William E. Chilton, EH
Loudon Heights
Westbury
Cai
Washington St
Mrs. Franklin
el Te Ae
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