Grover Casto Wedding Date Postponed to July 10
The wedding of Miss Betty Grover and Ensign Don Monroe Casto USNR planned for July 3 at Seventh Presbyterian Church Cincinnati is postponed to Saturday July 10 due to Ensign Casto's orders. The ceremony will be at four thirty with a reception at the Town Club Hotel Linton. Mrs G Chilton and Mrs Agnes Chilton Mayer will travel to Cincinnati to stay with the Grovers until after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Grover
Don Monroe Casto
USNR
Moir Way
Ensign Casto
Miss Grover
Frank William Grover
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Hotel Linton
G. ©. Chilton
Stinnett Honored Before Navy Service at St Albans Party
Mr. Stinnett honored guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs Edwin T Stinnett at their St Albans home before departing Sunday for Navy service. Guests included Delphia Skeen Mixies Katie Summerfield Ja Net Davis Fey McClure Cleo Stinnett Jeanne Stinnett Charles Bishop Tom Wilburn Fraske Williams and Buddy Stinnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinnett
Carroll Stinnett
Navy
Edwin T. Stinnett
Hame
St. Albans
Delphia Skeen
Mixies
Katie Summerfield
Ja- Net Davis
Fey McClure
Cleo Stinnett
Jeanne Stinnett
Messrs
Charles * Bishop
Tom Wilburn
Fraske Willams
Buddy Stinnet
Imodene Watters Engaged to Wed
Mr and Mrs L S Watters of Oak Hill announce the engagement of their daughter Imodene Bethel Watters to Lt Strickler LeMoyne Pollock son of Mr and Mrs C A Pollock of California Pa Miss Watters is a graduate of St Josephs Hospital School of Nursing in Parkersburg Her fiance is a graduate of State Teachers College California Pa and recently returned from duty with the coast artillery corps in the Caribbean area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Watters
Qak Hil
Imodene Bethel Watters
Strickler LeMoyne Pollock
C. A. Pollock
California, Pa
Birthdays Celebrated for Kennedy Brothers at Davis Creek
Mrs Garden Kennedy entertained recently at her Davis Creek home honoring sons Masters Bobbie and Ronnie Kennedy on their birthdays. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clifford Salmon Mr and Mrs Arnold Kennedy Mr and Mrs G W Turley and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Kennedy
Davis Creek
Masters
Bobbie
Ronnie Kennedy
Clifford Salmon
Arnold Kennedy
G. W. Turley
Grace Moore
Edgar Thorpe
Ralph A. Turley
John Atee Messrs
Riera
Gardeners Sponsor Canning Demonstration Today
Rivermeade Garden Club sponsors a 10 o'clock canning demonstration at St Agnes School Mac Corkle Ave. Mrs W C Grent former home demonstration agent will show water bath and open kettle canning of tomatoes tomatoes dulce beets beans corn greens and berries and give a talk on dehydration of fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivermeade Garden Club
St. Agnes’ School
MacCorkle Av
W. C. Grent
Wanawha County
Turley and Kennedy Families Listed in Local Register
A lengthy local notice names numerous Kennedy Turley and related surname members including Gordon Kennedy Ann Turley Shirley Dean Turley Patricia Hudson Corinne Hudson Wanda Hudson Lenora Rader Mary Kennedy Margaret Kennedy Betty Kennedy Joyce Kennedy Nancy Rollyson Helen Sawsdrisky Patricia Williams Mary Williams Janyt Cummings Barbara Cummings Betty Wheeler Margaret Wheeler Banale Berg Wanda Berg Masters Charles Turley Charles Wheeler Denzil Turley Jerry Lee Turley Leane Kennedy Arne Kennedy Irvin Kennedy John Kennedy Larry Rollyson and Lup Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lee
Turley
Leane Ray Kennedy
Arne Junior Kennedy
Irvin Kennedy
John Hollyson
Larry Atlan
Rollyson
LU P, Means
Charleston Gazette Club Calendar Highlights 1943
Red Cross sewing and koltzing sessions run from morning to evening in several locations around Charleston. Groups include Temple, South Side women, St Matthews parish home, Glenwood, and Charleston High School rooms. A canning demonstration by Mrs. Glenn, Rivermeade Garden Club sponsor, is at 3 30 p.m. at St Agnes school.
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Charleston Gazette
Red Cross Sewing and Koltzing
Masonic Temple
Virginia
St. Temple Group
South Side
St. Matthews
Reypass Surgical Dressings
Glenwood Atury Tellers Group
Charleston Hight School
Miller-Sansom Marriage Held In Jacksonville
The All Saints chapel in Jacksonville hosted the June 1 wedding of Mrs Alice Mac Sansom and Mr Carlton Lee Miller. The bride, daughter of Rev and Mrs Nolan Sansom, wore a blue marquisette gown with blue crystal jewelry. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs W H Miller. The ceremony was conducted by Lt Frank Wilson, chaplain. After a short trip, they will reside at 2002 Post St Jacksonville.
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All Saints Chapel
Jacksonti
Alice Mac Sangam
Carlton Lee Miller
Frank Wilson
Nolan G. Sansom
Hureritane
St. Albans
W. H. Miller
Hurricane
MiNer
Souths
Charleston
Hurricane High School
Purchasing Department
of Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp
Miller
West Virginia University
Navy
Post St. Jacksonville
Local Personals Pause for Summer Visits Across States
Mrs. A. H. Roseberry of Pt Pleasant arrived to visit daughter Mrs. Janis Kay Thomas in Norwood Ri with granddaughter Berry. Numerous relatives from Alexandria Kanawha Blvd to Louisville and Richmond plan visits, weekend trips, or extended stays in Asbury Park Bluefield Roaring Gap and Oak Park as UsO director Elizabeth Welcott and local theater figure Miss Walcott feature in the travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Roseberry
Pt. Pleasant
Janis Kay Thomas
Norwood Ri
Berry. Thomas
William #. Kugshendall
Alexandria
Gibson Kuykendall
Kanawha Blvd
T.W. A. Jones
Daunhyler
Poplar Ad
Asbury Park
N. J Mis
Eloise Smith
Louisville
Mis
Jane Stewart
Stauntee Ay
Fairmont
William Taylor
Elizabeth Welcott
Portamouth
Lucy Snyder Baker
Bridge, Rd
Oak Park
Benjamin Walcott
Walcott
Children's Theater
Mer
Frederick G. Bannerel, Jr
South Hills
Roaring Gap
N.C
Philip Ziler
Staunton Av
Willeave
Ziler
Bluefield
C. H. Board
Wellford Hae
Chicago
Cedar Lake
Tnd
Glenna Vass
Margaret Alice
Richmond
George W. McCumbs
Rainelle
Edward H. Titey, Jr
Casper, Wyn
Litton
J. A. Smith
Army
Farewell Party For Soon To Enter Military Service
A farewell gathering honored Messrs Asher Bowe James Keeney Keith Keeney and Loren Linville who will soon enter military service. Hosted by Misses Elizabeth and Mary Frances McCormick at their Prenter home, the event included numerous attendees bearing Keeney and McCormick surnames and related families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farencell
Messrs
Asher Bowe
James Keeney
Keith Keeney
Loren Linville
Missex Elizabeth
Mary Frances McCormick
Prenter
Atsaes
Uth Daugherty
Maxie Keeney
Mazil Keeney
Mayme Keeney
Ada McNeely
Freda Scott
Priscilla Fl Kina
Orota Jarrell
Christine Tincher
Barbara Sue McCormick
Charlotte Kay
Craiga Entertainment at Home in Buffalo
Mr and Mrs Robert Craigene entertained guests at their Buffalo home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J C Riffle Mr and Mrs Nathan Riffle Mesdames James Henley Akron Claude R Hit Mixies Maxine Mitchell Gertrude Adkins Louise Riffe Mr Charles Adkins and young Norton Joho Paul Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craiga
Robert
Lovejoy and Balsden Wed at Woodville Home
Miss Mildred Lovejoy and Virgil J. Balsden were married at her mother's Woodville home in June. Rev. E. Barker of Madison officiated, with Lizzie Lovejoy listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lovejoy
Virgil J. Balsden
Lizzie Dave Lovejoy
Woodville
EE. Barker
Madison
Linen Shower Honors Mrs Corrie Before Idaho Trip
Mrs J H Somerville and Mrs W F Finlayson Jr hosted a linen shower for Mrs Robert Bruce Corrie at the former’s home. Guests included Mesdames Tube bell Dean Carmel Dean Sergent Johnson McCoy Roth Cooper Ladish Vickers Jackson Duke Filson McCullough Ford Jackson Guthrie and others as Corrie prepares to leave for Boise Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Somerville, Jr
W. F. Finlayson, Jr
Nancy
Robert Bruce Corrie
Dorothy Mae
Brookmen
Corrie
Boise
Idaho
Mesdames P
Tubebell
Raymond Dean
Carmel Dean
HL. QO. Sergent
Victor Johnson
Julius McCoy
Rexford Roth
T. BR. Cooper
C. E. Ladish
H. H. Vickers
Frances Jackson
Alice Ladish
June Callison
Jean Crawford
Ary Duke
Eleanor Filson
Nancy McCullough
Janet Ford
Nancy Fisher
Joannad Jackson
Eloise Guthrie
German Club Dance at Ruffner Hotel Set
German Club hosts a dance from 2 30 p m to 12 10 a m Saturday July 10 at the Ruffner hotel with music by the Colonels orchestra. J Ross Hunter is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Ruffner Hotel
Colonels Orchestra
J. Ross Hunter Fn
Board Approves State Property Levies and Budgets
The board of public works approved property levies for 53 counties and first-quarter operating budgets for all state agencies. The gross levy for the current period totaled 162421 dollars and is expected to be similar for the new fiscal year starting tomorrow. Tax rates remain unchanged: 0.25 cents per 100 dollars for Class I, 0.50 cents for Class III, and 1 cent for Classes II and IV. Sheriffs in 55 counties collect and remit the levy to the state for delinquent property protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Tax Department
Hodget
Cleveland M. Bailey
Kern Leaves For Naval Pre-Flight Training
West Virginia University's head football coach William Franklin Kern left Morgantown today for Chapel Hill North Carolina to report for duty as a Lieutenant at the Naval pre flight training school. He will join Lieut Richard Raese of Duke as part of the Chapel Hill staff with Ira Rogers to tutor the WVU 193 electirion squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern
Naval
Morgantown
W. Va
William Franklin Kern
West Virginia University
Chapel Hill
N.C
Lieut
Richeard
Duke
Raese
Mountaineer
Chapel Hut
Navy Institution
WVU
Ira
Rat) Rodgers
More Clerks Needed To Mail Ration Books 3
Hundreds more volunteers are sought at the CFA mailing center at Charleston High School to finish the No 3 war ration book mailing statewide. Mrs Olive Fielding says only about half the books have been mailed in three weeks and more workers are required. Special detectives recently searched the German club quarters in Santiago Chile on suspicion of links to the Nazi society and seized documents and a radio transmitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CFA
Charleston High School
Olive Fielding
Charleston Ocd
Santiago
Chile
German National Socialist Society
Lesson in Proper Approach to N Y Taxi Ride
New York taxi life is described as brutal as war and the cab trade adapts postwar. Drivers face crowded fares, cruising taxes vanish, long hauls reduce earnings, and mileage per cab plunges from 90 000 to 30 000 yearly amid high demand and lower payments. Carroll J Sinnott notes New Yorkers once spent about 100 a day on cabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iad
Caarion
Carroll J. Sinnott
Parmelee
Aty
America
State teachers retirement board to review about 20 applications
Secretary Richard E. Hyde said yesterday that the state teachers retirement board will consider about 20 person applications at a meeting around July 15. He noted all applicants have become eligible for retirement benefits since the close of the 1942-43 school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers Retirement Board
Richard E. Hyde
Gillian the natural remedy for stomach distress and indigestion
An advertisement touts Gillian a natural medicine made from herbs to improve stomach and digestive function. It claims relief from acid stomach, indigestion, back pain, headaches, and fatigue, with testimonials from Mrs Bruce and Mrs Bruen. Sold by Cohen's Drug Stores at 160 Summers St. One bottle recommended as proof.
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Gillan
Gillian
Giljan
Ralleos
Ollian
Cohen
Giljan Man
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