Burns and Opal Tichnell wed at Methodist parsonage
In Rowlesburg on Thursday evening Bruce Burns and Opal Tichnell united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Earl Slayton officiating. They plan to reside in Rowlesburg, and local community events included canning demonstrations and home demonstration appointments by Miss Katheryn Broderick and Miss Helen Carrico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowlesburg
Bruce ‘Burns
Opal Tichnell
Earl Slayton
Grace Petiit
Kingwood
Preston County Welfare Department
Katheryn Broderick
Helen Carrico
Mesdames Willis Wiles
Woodrow Rogers
Marion Ayersman
Page
Esquire
R. Ashburn
H J, Shaw
John Pritchard
Lindsey Nice
Joe Short
River City Lodge No. 23
Knights of Pythias
Mesdaniel
J. E. Grimm
EC Wotring
Albert Carrico
Grafton
M. D. Richardson
Annapolis
Annetta Howard
New Howard Hotel
Paul Brake
Salem
Balem College
Guy F. Wiles
St. Mary's Hospital
Clarksburg
Did You Ever Cont from page one Wilbur alive
In one of seconds Wilbur had the neighborhood to himself. Friends neighbors and family fled the scene as mourners escaped through a second story window and a screen door. Hours later only a few mourners returned to congratulate Wilbur on surviving.
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Page One
Wilbur
Dissolution of Payne Case Sparks Courtroom Turmoil
In Los Angeles the fight over Judge Sewell’s conduct escalated as the bar association resisted his actions and calls for resignation. Judge Collier sought Sewell’s exit, Sewell demanded Collier’s resignation, and Judge Schmidt took over the Payne case amid mistrial rulings and courtroom clashes. Sworn moves including a purported affidavit and bench orders were declared void or vacated by successive judges.
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Los Angeles
Bar Association
Sewell
Payne
Collier
Paynes
Schmidt
Bowron
Judge Sewell
Youth Admits Further Murder Plan and Concealed Weapon
The defendant confessed to planning to kill Freda McKechie to marry another girl and said he hid the blackjack in his bathing suit before striking the victim. The statement continues the account from page one.
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Freda McKechie
Margaret Crain Stands By Bobby Edwards Amid Slaying Case
East Aurora woman Margaret Crain, 23, a music teacher, travels to Wilkes Barre to support Bobby Edwards as prosecutors recount his alleged confession to beating and tossing Freda McKechnie’s body into Harvey’s Lake. Crain vows to stay and help him despite evidence.
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Margaret Crain
East Aurora
N. Y
Wilkes Barre
Miss Crain
Edwards
Harvey's Lake
Election Returns in County Narrow Yet High Campaign Tone
Voters in Fetterman Fleington Court House Booths Creek and Knottsville face a section election with expected varying turnout. Democratic US Senate nominees draw attention while House races attract support from rival camps. Campaigns praised for civility as polls open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 6:30 p.m.
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Fetterman
Fleington
Court House
Booths Creek
Knottsville
House of Representatives
Retired bank director and stockholder served church for fifty years
Aged retired director of the People's Bank and stockholder in other banks. he married Edith Bartlett on November 30, 1884. He belonged to the Odd Fellows lodge and Point Pleasant Baptist church where he was a choir leader for fifty years. Surviving relatives include the widow, three sons Attorneys W. Bruce Talbott and E. Wayne Talbott both of this city, Dr. Ralph Talbott on staff of Swedish Covenant Hospital Chicago Ill, and daughters Mrs. Iva Corder of Philippi and Mrs. Ruby T. Bailey of Buffalo NY.
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People’s Bank
Edith Bartlett
Odd Fellows Lodge
Point Pleasant Baptist Church
W. Bruce Talbott
E. Wayne Talbott
Ralph Talbott
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Chicago
Ill
Iva Corder
Philippi
Ruby T. Bailey
Buffalo
N. Y
Raft Reveals He Has Punch In Fist Duel
Hollywood, Aug 4. George Raft, famed gangster roles star, fought Sam Satz in a ten minute parking lot bout near Vine and Hollywood boulevards. Raft knocked down four times, traffic officer separated fighters. no arrests. Spectators included Carole Lombard and Jack Haley.
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Hollywood
George Raft
Sam Satz
Vine Street
Hollywood Boulevard
Raft
Des Moines
Satz
Mack
Grey
Carole Lombard
Judith Allen
June Collyer
Mona Harris
Jack Haley
William Frawley
Grafton seeks to bar questionable films including communism
Grafton theatre owners and the public may hear of a compiled list of questionable pictures, with emphasis on anti communism. Mrs Wilkinson notes none of last year's D A R list titles were shown locally. The informant says the list will be shared with owners to avoid undesirable films and earnings data show high type pictures top the box office.
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Grafton
Public backing for movement noted by Mrs Wilkinson
Mrs Wilkinson reports strong public support for the movement saying earnest efforts by allied organizations are aimed at advancing the cause. The public is described as backing the efforts, reflecting broad community engagement.
Thirty-one Pass Driving Examination State Police Report
Thirty one applicants for a state automobile driver's license passed the test held yesterday morning by State Trooper W G Wamsley for the local state police detachment. A total of 33 persons took the examination, and the list of licensees includes Delbert Wolfe Kasson W Va Samuel Sapp R F D 1 Forrest White 316 Maple Avenue James H Tucker R F D Bridgeport William K Slaton 31 W St Charles St Victor Potts 137 High St William Rauscher 514 Thayer St Howard L Sapp R F D Graf ton Joseph H McCue Grafton Norman Woodyard 507 Walnut St Mrs Lillie Corbin 1151 W Main Eilleen Corbin 1151 W Main Leona P Weaver 245 Washington St Helen H Miller 205 Beech Muriel Holt R F D Watson W Va Wilda Koch Willis 533 Beech St John Rutherford R F D 7 Harvey A Tobias Grafton Paul Demoss 225 Beech Paul T Mahaffey 625 W Main Homer C Ball Jr 621 W Boyd St John W Sayre 18 E Knotts Ave Ralph E Mayle R F D Moatsville Mrs W A Beavers Jr 219 Thayer St T W Mosser R F D 5 A Frank Held 112 Wilford St Marie Hacks Means R F D 1 Harry Mullenix 42 W Main St Warren P Poling R F F Bridgeport WVa King Hedrick 121 Lincoln St
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W. G Wamsley
State Police
Delbert Wolfe
Kasson
W. Va
Samuel Sapp
Forrest White
Maple Avenue
James, H. Tucker
Rural Resident Case Contested In Local Court
Propst denied intoxication claiming only 3.2 beer was consumed. He and companions drove from Rosemont road to the municipal park then toward Cecil. Propst retained attorney W P Samples and will appeal to the circuit court if a verdict is returned against him in magistrate court.
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Propst
Rosemont
Cecil
W. P. Samples
Circuit Court
Magistrate's Court
Flemington Man Injured in Automobile Accident
Theodore Phillips of near Flemington sustained severe head cuts and multiple right wrist fractures after being thrust through a car window in a collision with a machine driven by George Raymond of Victory near Simpson Thursday night. Phillips, injured, is at home receiving care and reportedly recovering. Raymond was uninjured and both vehicles suffered considerable damage.
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Theodore Phillips
Flemington
Simpson
Phillips
George Raymond
Victory
Raymond
Anes
Industry Uses Expanded From Page One Continued
Industry uses continued from a Page 1 item show how the sector has attempted to take care of needs. The discussion outlines ongoing efforts to adapt practices, address challenges, and implement new strategies across sectors and regions.
Many choirs plan to take part in Mt Lake Park festival
Rev Felix G Robinson director of the Mountain Choir Festival at Mt Lake Park Md says applications from 20 choirs with 600 members. He expects 100 more trained voices. The event features choirs from Morgantown Fairmont Cumberland and Uniontown with a Herr of judges and an orchestra led by G Walter Fisher.
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Felix G. Robinson
Mt. Lake Park
Jhgs
Mt Lake Park
Apollo
Morgantown
W. Va
Harry C. Leonard
Meyersdale
Alvin J. Miller
B. & O. Glee Club
Cumberland
A. W. McDaniels
Southern Four
Greenville
Elizabeth Nicely
Johnstown
Lillian’ Myers-Sader
Gettysburg
Howard Phillips Robinson
New York
Frank Weller
Baltimore
Frederick Preuss
Farmingdale
L. I
G. Walter Fisher
Keyser
Fairmont
Democratic Committee Holds Meeting Today
The Democratic executive committee met at the courthouse at 2 o'clock and adjourned to attend a political gathering addressed by Rep. Robert L. Ramsay, candidate for re nomination. Chairman W. T. Gates said the meeting had no special significance beyond urging voters to cast as many ballots as possible at next Tuesday's polls.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Court House
Robert L. Ramsay
W.T. Gates
King Frees Drunk With Very Stern Reprimand
A plain drunk faced Mayor Charles O King in police court this morning. William Meadows of Beckley claimed weeks of impairment and drank too freely, was jailed by Patrolmen Sill man and Moran, showed papers noting a World War record and federal compensation, and was reprimanded by the mayor and released.
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Charles O. King
Police Cour
William Meadows
Beckley
Sillman
Moran
Meadows
Man Fined for Highway Violation in Knottsville Area
Burton Curry, 18, of near Knottsville was fined $5 today by Magistrate Ona C. Jefferys after arraignment on a charge of permitting his automobile to stand on the public highway for an unreasonable length of time. The arrest was made this morning by Constable Satterfield.
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Burton Curry
Knottsville
Ona C. Jefferys
Satterfield
Sale of Grafton Press Delayed Until Monday
The sale of the Grafton Press, the Clarksburg weekly, by Sheriff Lee Bennett to satisfy a claim of a local paper company was postponed until Monday at 10 o clock. The paper has been tied up in circuit court for months with attorney Hugh R. Warder named receiver in the latest legal move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Press
Lee Bennett
Clarksburg
Hugh R. Warder
Man arraigned on possession of home brew charge
Orland Parsons of Knottsville road posted bond for arraignment next Thursday before Magistrate Ona C Jefferys after a raid by Constables E K Satterfield and T E Freeze. About 9 p m last night they seized three quart bottles of home brew from his residence.
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Orland Parsons
Knottsville Road
Bond
Magistrat Ona C. Jefferys
E. K. Satterfield
T. E. Freeze
Barrett Street Welfare Project Progressing in City
Mayor Charles O. King announced progress on the Barrett Street welfare project with seventy workers grading and laying a rock base along 1,070 feet and constructing a large retaining wall. The mayor said about six more weeks would be required to finish the work.
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Barrett Street
Charles O. King
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W. E. Rightmire
Berkelex Run Springs
Berkley Run Springs
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G. W. Loar & Co
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Democratic Committee
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George H. Wartman
Menage
Mai
32Nd Street
Beery
Robin Hood
The
Rio Grande
Ben Hecht
Edgcumb Pinchon
C. B. Slade
David O. Selznick
Jack Conway
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Liberty Magazine
Diana Dan
Diana
Elmer
Fletcher
John C. Terry
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