Bride Rosemary Idoni Weds James Panetta At St Augustine
Rosemary Ann Idoni became the bride of James A Panetta in a noon ceremony at St Augustine Church. The couple, long-time locals, were attended by family members with music by the church choir and a reception at the Idoni home following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Idoni
James A. Panetta
St. Augustine Catholic Church
Rosemary Ann Idoni
James A Panetta
Frank Panetta
Keyser
St. Augustine Church
M. J. Hannon
Delphinium
Gladiouf
Nicholas Thont
August Events Gather for Local Club Meetings
A compilation of upcoming meetings and social events in Grafton and nearby areas. Ladies auxiliary of the Fire Department, Fidelis Club, White Rose Grove, Naomi class, D O B class, Fisher class, King Daughters, Protected Home Circle, Lindy club, World War II Mothers club, Women's Missionary Society, Executive Board of the Woman's Club, and the MewVicker family reunion are listed with dates, locations, and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Grafton
Naomi
West Main Street
Macel Posey
Fisher
St. John's Methodist Church
Fred Floyd
Tygart Dam
King
Daughters Bible
Blueville Methodist Church
James Weaver
VFW
Lindy Club
Idella Carroll
East Wilford Street
Altwost
Mothers Club
Lesion
Busi
Lense
Women's Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Herbert Brestel
Grand Street
Mary Jane Hancock
Woman's Club
G. H. As Kunst
MewVicker
Webster Church
Wedding Details And Guests Highlight Grafton Couple
The bride wore a tailor made Kelly Green suit with brown accessories and a purple orchid corsage. Mrs Panetta a Grafton High School 1944 graduate, and Mr Paetta a Keyser High School 1936 graduate, a seven year U S Army veteran now fabric examiner for Celanese, plan to reside in Cumberland after a Milwaukee honeymoon. Out of town guests listed from Clarksburg Keyser Cumberland and other cities. Afghanistan hires American engineers for irrigation and industry as buffalo grass absence is noted. The Trumpeter Swan is cited as the largest flying bird at about 35 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine McKeen
Bud McKeen
Grafton
Panetta
Paetta
Keyser High School
U.S. Army
Celanese Corporation
Milwaukee
Wis
Cumberland
Peter Panetta
Kay
Stanley Tarch
Lenora
Dolly
Joan
Philip Tarch
G. G. Raccisano
Vincent T. Raccisano
Vincent All
Frank Taquin
Philip DePalma
John Tarch
Clarksburg
Larry Placanica
Charles Fleeh
Pat Franklin
Joe Femia
Angelo Panetta
Nick Spano
Afghanistan
Mississippi River
Mrs Myers to Crown Queen Ceres VII at Kingwood Buckwheat Festival
Mrs. Myers of Philippi West Virginia the 1948 State Mother will crown Queen Ceres VII at the Freton County Buckwheat Festival in Kingwood October 7 8 9 1948. The coronation will be by Mrs Patty Auman daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph M Auman of Terra Alta. Fireman's Day School Day and Farmer's Day are noted with festival leadership by Paris Shay second year as chairman John O Collins Wart on plain tant chairman and Mrs Eile Horsman festival secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Myers
Philippi
W. Va
West Virginia
Ceres VII
Freton County
Kingwood
Moers 1
Patty Auman
Joseph M. Auman
Terra Alta
Augusta Cores VII
Ant Yro'r Jonal Wosnan
Paris Shay
John O. Collins
Housewarming Honor For Mrs Spencer Of Blueville
Mrs Herbert Spencer of Blueville was honored with a surprise housewarming hosted by her mother Mrs Ray M Newcome and sister Mrs Mildred N Dole. Guests enjoyed refreshments and socializing, with a dessert course served to a long list of attendees including relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer
Blueville
Ray M. Newcome
Mildred N. Dole
Mary Rogers
Mary Mae Riley
Bessie Bivons
Kathaleen Bolyard
Hattie Hoban
Blanche Newcome
Virginia Taylor
L. W. Tineler
Mary Carruthers
Ruth Knotts
Elizabeth Bowman
J. Guy Allender
Luther Bolyard
Martha Newton
Leon Anderson
Georgie Hunt
Ray Phillips
Isa Rogers
Walter Knotts
Bessie Shafferman
Glenda Faye Bivens
Donna Jean Newton
Karen Joyce Spencer
Sammy Carruthers
Newcome
Gale
Herbart Spencer
St John’s Circle Holds Regular Meet At Home
One of the St John’s Methodist church groups held a regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Harry Shingleton’s home on a recent evening. Mrs. R L Proudfoot led the session with devotional time by Mrs. Fred Floyd. Refi fements were served to a group including Mrs. Proudfoot, Mrs. Bertha Shafer, Mrs. Myrtle Summers, Mrs. Floyd, Mrs. Estella Phillips, Mrs. W J Combs, Mrs. Anna Shaw, Mrs. Anna Rob inson, the Rev L G Robinson, the hostess, Mrs. Shingleton and guest Mrs. M C Shing leton. The stray factual note about salt consumption and Sweden’s geography appears as a non-sequitur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Methodist Church
Harry Shingleton
R. L. Proudfoot
Fred Floyd
Bertha Shafer
Myrtle Summers
Estella Phillips
W. J. Combs
Anna Shaw
Anna Robinson
L. G. Robinson
M. C. Shingleton
Annual Reunion Of Brown Family Held At Brown Church
The 18th Brown reunion convened at Brown Church grove on the Grafton Fairmont road with a noon basket dinner. Claude Brown presided in the absence of the resident. officers elected for the coming year include Betty Brown president Helen Brown vice president Clyde Brown secretary treasurer and program committee members Durie the afternoon prizes for oldest and youngest went to Albert Brown 87 and two month old Larry Hoffman Tunnelton. Official date for future reunions was set for the second Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Church
Grafton-Fairmont Road
Claude Brown
Fairmont
Betty Brown
Rosemont
Helen Brown
Grafton
Clyde Brown
Grace Frye
Margie Hathaway Annmore
Marion Burnett
Tunnelton
Durie
Albert Brown
Near
Clarksburg
Little Lary Hoffman
Brown
Housewarming and visits in Blueville and Portsmouth
A Housewarming for Mrs. Knotts and friends in Portsmouth features songs and games with gifts for Mrs. Knotts. Local families attend as Ed Carver leaves for Fort Dix for basic training. AITs from Grafton and Virginia Beach trips are noted along with births and vacations of area residents.
Return Home and Enter Medical School News Note
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ralston of Marion Ohio and Miss Harriet Bradley of Frostburg Md visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bradley at 322 Yates avenue and have returned home. Dorsey C. Gamsjager nephew of Mrs. Thomas M. Beall will enter the Medical College of Virginia after obtaining degrees from West Virginia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Moats
Parkview
Virginia Beach
Carolina Beach
N. C
Cherry Grove Beach
Ocean Drive, Sr
A. Ralston
Marion
Ohio
Harriet Bradley
Frostburg
L. L. Bradley
Yates Avenue
Ralston
Miss Brady
Dorsey C. Gamsjager
Thomas M. Beall
D. Ray Withers
Beall
West Main Street
Gamsjager
Richmond
Medical College of Virginia
West Virginia University
University
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Phi Beta Pi
Visiting friends and family in Pruntytown and Clarksburg
Gawthrop of Pruntytown visited with Mr and Mrs Michael Aiello and family of Clarksburg. little Katherine Louise Aiello accompanied her home. Visiting Sister Mrs John Johnson and children from Richmond Ind are here visiting Mrs A G Sigel West Main street. upon return they will be accompanied by Mrs Sigel and daughter Janice for Labor Day. Visits Parents Mr and Mrs Paul Mahaffey of Potomoke Md and Mrs R L Derby of Lake Jackson Texas returned after visiting L T Mahaffey West Main street. Hospital notes admit Kenneth Garne Tannelton Garett Morris Mulligan avenue. Benjamin Poe 222 Thayer street. Discharged Wilda Willis 533 Beech street avid Dev ers 166 Grand street Bar vile Carolyn Johnson 730 Pearl barn DeWitt Newburg Louw Cooper Route 2 Mary Sprincer Route 2 H E Cunningham New Martinsville Ellen Iman How vile Carolyn Johnson 730 Pearl street Anna Mitter Newburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawthrop of
Pruntytown
Michael Aiello
Clarksburg
Katherine Louise Aiello
John Johnson
Johnny
Mary
Richmond
Ind
Mr. Johnson
A. G. Sigel
West Main Street
Paul Mahaffey
Potomoke
R. L. Derby
Lake Jackson
Texas
L. T. Mahaffey
Grafton City Hospital
Kenneth Garne Tannelton
Garett. Morris
Mulligan Avenue
Benjamin Poe
Thayer Street
Esterdly
Wilda Willis
Beech Street
Avid Devers
Grand Street
Barvile
Carolyn Johnson
Pearl Barn DeWitt
Newburg
Louw Cooper
Mary Sprincer
H. E. Cunningham
New Martinsville
Ellen Iman
Howvile
Pearl Street
Anna Mitter
Fragmentary scientific notes and misread phrases
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions luminous moss leaves one cell thick and flat surfaces toward light, notes population rise while dairy cows decline, references the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic and its 11 republics, and warns glare of headlights as a night driving hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaso
America
Soviet Russia
Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic
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Janice Myers
John Idoni
Helen Spano
Nick Idoni
Nicholas Toni
Spe
Harrison Coun
Bartlett Funeral Homes
Telephone
Bridgeport
J Clarksburg
Jaker
Evans Furniture Co
Mrs. Myers
Spencer
St. John’s Circle
Sweden
FE. H. Pohle
Linda
Joseph Pohle
St. Louis, Mo
Ira Marquess
Walnut ‘ Street
Women’s Society of Christian Lelf
Portsmouth
Ire
Blueville Methodist
C.F
Marquess of
Walnut Street
Walliam Knotts
Jah Burner
Macel Poseyts
Blanche Johnson
Missie Shafferman
Georgie Humt
Knotts
Arah Burner
Bertha Jacobs
Etta Hedrick
Etta Bolyard
Lula Newscome
Carrie Fawcett
Bertha Wolfe
Chester Blue
Stella Knotts
Daisy Poe
Bes~sie-Shafferman
Nellie
Cook
Elizabeth Rendle
Fort Dix
Edgar B. Carver
B. H. Myers
Wilford Street
N. J
Infantry Division
Mr. Carver
Grafton High School
J. P. O'Brien
Bloomington
Augusta
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Patricia Ann
Virginia Delaney
Mrs
Mary Sus
Rita Kay
Buckhennon River
Francis Wolfe
Patty
Karl Hinkins
Jeanie
Marty
Susan
Lost River State Park
Vising
Homer Beck
Dallas
Jesse Rogers
Robert
Phylis
Buddy" Myers
Belpre
Bartlett Brown
Margaret
Poe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Inkham
Lydia E
Pinkham
THE
Sentinel
Malone's Drug & Chemical Co
Finange
Deveny
Monroe ST
E. Chambers
YES Manager
Fairmont, W. Vax
Kellogg's
Menach
Beron
Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Barton's
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