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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1925

Page

4

Local Society Note on Leah Wirwood and Lawrence Fetin Ceremony

The marriage of Leah Wirwood and Lawrence Edward Fetin occurred yesterday at the First Presbyterian Church in Charleston in a private study ceremony officiated by Dr. Ernest. Immediate family and a few friends attended. the bride wore blue satin trimming and carried a bouquet of sweet and pink roses. The couple planned a motor trip to the Midwest before settling in Charleston. Leah Wirwood Martin is a young social figure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Wood, with connections to Bowling Green and Miami winter homes. Lawrence Edward M is linked to J. E. Martin Sr. and banking circles in Bowling Green.

Leah Wir- Wood Lawrence Edward Fetin First Presbyterian @ch Ernest First Presbyterian Keith Holmd Martin Lk. Martin Bowling Green Gir Miami Florida J. E. Martin Wnien Bank and Star Rd of Directors Oomanian Lawrence Edward M

Wedding and Social Notes From Charleston Area

Mrs. GA Hone and Mrs. Ley Lutton host at Mount Hope for an evening wedding party with music by Lou Davidson's Orchestra. Attendees include J. J. Motrath and Theo among others from Charleston. several out-of-town relatives attend. A birthday gathering at Norwood Park honors Miss Mary Feanges Talntie. bridge games hostesses and families appear, with many local names noted throughout.

Theo Eecil Ciahain Okey Gene Haskins Carolyn Hopkins Hopkins Mary Feanges Talntie Page Litepiaye Hiriser Mabel Morton Mi Teart Champ LilMan Walker Yey Tar McChure Mise Margarite Sing Kate Moore Mish Helen Huxton Teatherine Gramm Alice Galla Misk Dessie

Local Visitors and Guests Reported Across Town

Cadettsture resident Avis Martin hosts visitors at home while Carl Dontsr of Seaindsville arrives as a guest. Katherine Bargelits of Woodtock visits Mrs Linn at her home in preparation for a stay with Mrs G Linn and Dr Anne Muteking in Jubrs. Virginia Swuterd and Miss Wih Cina plan visits, with several others traveling for medical or familial reasons. Local households note guests from Washington and Morgantown arriving for short stays and hospital recoveries after recent operations.

Avis Martin Cadettsture Gignar Oon Om Carl Dontsr Seaindsville Katherine Bargelits Wood Tock Punta Staete Jas Nefirapd Pion Cina Washington Linn Ad Lares Baaley Anne EF Baltimore F. ML Sgomeen A.W. Ha Morgantown Paul Einger

Scouts to Plant Nut Bearing Trees in Kanawha County

Effort led by Dudge A McCorkle aims to plant 150 000 nut trees along highways in Kanawha County over three weeks with Boy Scout troops divided into districts. Trees to be marked by species and replanted if survival falls short, part of a statewide forestation project spreading to other counties.

I Sanawly Dudge A Mrvorkle Sunurnaaters’ Association Fidign McCorkle Kanawha McCurkle Niesihe Secur

Figures Show Sound Finance in Free State

Free State finances appear balanced with deficits in imports over exports and a robust banking position. Deposits stand at Issnu.une060 and cash at call or Bank of England holdings total about 275 million dollars. The Free State national debt remains minimal. Parallel notes reference Paris clothing factory plans and transit conductor uniforms.

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