Marriage News and Society Notes From The Sentinel
Anna Browning of Lincoln wed Ken Wayne Gallaher in a single ring ceremony at the terian Manse on East ton street. May Fisher and Glen Workman were married August 6 at Mountain Lake Park Maryland. Cora Wolfe hosted Episcopal Ladies Aid with officers elected for the coming year and a September meeting planned at Lotta Getz’s home.
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Bertie Drennan
G. Anna Browning
Lincoln
Ken‘Wayne Gallaher
Terian Manse
East Ton Street
F. J. Turvander
Wil R. Kraft
R. Gallaher
Gallaher
Anna Browning
Nspiration High
Monroe
Grafton High School
Tygart River
May Fisher
Herman Fisher
Philippi
Route 3
Glen Workman
John Workman
Mountain Lake Park
E. A
Marvin Fisher
Virginia
Faye Shanabarger
Madge Shanabarger
Cleveland
Mary Nell Shaffer
Arthur Wolfe
Wolfé
Lottace
Rt Cooper
Howard
Wolfe
Elaine
Tracy Felton
Clara
Mary Virgin
Leona Higginbotham
Mildred McWilliams
Ina McFairahid
J. H. Willis
Lotta Getz
Margaret Felton
Lily Reynolds
Ethel
Pearl Felton
Juanita Getz
Herbert Sinsel
Albert Reynolds, Jr
Frank Wolfe
Alibi Testimony Saves Pair From Extradition
Alibi testimony placing Dominick Coco and Argent Cassanni in Bridgeport the night William Las home in Wheeling was looted of 25000 dollars in cash and jewelry led Governor Martin L. Davey to refuse extradition to Wheeling to face robbery charges.
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Dominick Coco
Argent Cassanni
Bridgeport
Willam Las
Wheeling
W. Va
Martin L. Davey
Peters Family Reunion Planned at Peters Town
Charleston August 11 The Peters family plans its annual reunion on August 23 in Peters Town with Charles G. Peters an attorney as chief speaker. R. E. Peters will deliver the sermon at the event.
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Peters
Peterstown
Charles G. Peters
R. E. Peters
Enrollees Rise for Otis G. Wilson Summer Term
Huntington August 11 Marshall University reports Otis G. Wilson said about 275 students enrolled for the summer term classes at Marshall University.
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Otis G. Wilson
Marshall
Three miners buried in Lillybrook mine collapse
Beckley news reports three miners killed when a pillar collapsed at Lillybrook mine. Names listed in the brief dispatch indicate the victims were 1 Kglboe and Stabbing. Police investigation noted in the fragmentary wire service item.
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Social calendar of August gatherings and reunions
Aug 11 to Aug 23 lists numerous church and community events in Mountain City area. Naomi Austin family Sunday school at Martin's Laurel Run. Fisher M P church class at Mrs Carl Pitzer. Green Valley Lodge Ladies Society. American Legion Auxiliary at Moors Home. Women Mission Circle at First Baptist with hosts. planning meeting for reunion association for Aug 18-19. D of A Mountain City Council 49 initiation at 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts hold musical program at church. Reunions: Sinclair Marquess Cornwell at Mt Zion near Marquess. Isner at Brown church. Murphy at Clemtown. Morgan at Mount Zion. Davis-Meredith at Beechwood grove Alma. White at Jackson's Mill. Linn at Glady Creek school. Families invited.
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Taylor County
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Deflation Compared in U S and Britain by League Review
Geneva Aug 11 The League of Nations Monetary Review describes U S deflation far greater than Britain’s and notes U S recovery relied on costly debt while Britain used cheap money. It contrasts price rises with higher monetary circulation and no price inflation in the U K.
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Great Britain
Avella Miner Killed in Auto Crash
Avella miner Michael Molnar aged 21 was killed and companion John M Merichko injured when Merichko s car ran off a road at Washington Pa early today and struck an abutment according to police.
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Michael Molnar
Avella
John M. Merichko
Merichko
Professor Hart Injury in Beckley Bicycle Incident
In Beckley on August 11, Dr. T. A. Bendraf of Beckley College was struck by a boy on a bicycle and knocked unconscious, suffering a broken collar bone.
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T. A. Bendraf
Beckley College
Local residents update from Grafton and surroundings
Miss Audrey Lane underwent a minor operation at Grafton City hospital this morning. James C. Schultz, foreman for A Guthrie company, injured a nail in his hand while working on the Berkeley Run relocation project. condition reported as good. Mrs. Mary Orr of Salt Lake City visiting relatives. former Grafton resident. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Korte visiting New England states. their daughter Mary Ann with grandparents in Cincinnati. Mary Friedman travels to Logansport to fetch family after two months with her mother Mrs. E. Grensfelder. Emil Gibbs, service man, returned from Shelbyville after attending Chambers Range instruction. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Friedman of Baltimore visiting Freeman family. also guests of Max and Harry Friedman. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Courtney back from Virginia and Washington, D. C. Cylde Courtney, Carl Peters and Mary Courtney visited Elkins with Howard Marstiller family.
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Philippi
Grafton City Hospital
James C. Shultz
West St.Charles Street
A. Guthrie Company
Berkeley Run
Mary Or
Salt Lake City
City
Orr
Grafton
Mary Moran
J. C. Korte
Maple Avenue
New England States
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Cincinnnati
James Carr
Mary Friedman
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Gibbs
Sidrow
Joseph Friedman
Baltimore
Max
Harry Friedman
W. T. Courtney
Virginia
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Cylde Courtney
Carl Peters
Mary Courtney
Sunady
Elkins
Howard Marstiller
Famay
Motive in Clevenger Murder Divides Asheville Officials
In Asheville on August 11 authorities clash over Helen Clevenger's motive as court dates approach for Martin Moore a 22 year old Black hall boy charged with the 18 year old college girl murder. Sheriff Brown favors a rape motive while saying no assault was attempted. Solicitor Nettles says the sex angle is out and Moore looted the room then shot in panic after the outcry. Moore reportedly confessed to police.
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N. C
Helen Clevenger
Martin Moore
Laurence E. Brown
Battery Park
Zeb V. Nettles
Moore
Brown
Hughes Lands in Brooklyn Flying Lab Lands at Floyd Bennett Field
Howard Hughes brought his flying laboratory to Floyd Bennett Field completing a Dayton to Brooklyn flight in under three and a half hours. Attaches noted rough weather over the Alleghenies as he tested the big transport craft converted into a racing plane with extra power superchargers. Hughes, holder of air records, is expected to push for Bendix prize while rumors of a world flight persist.
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Howard Hughes
Floyd Bennett Field
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Hughes
CCC boys hurt in overturned truck
Five CCC recruits were injured when the truck they rode in overturned near Williamson on August 11.
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Williamson
Old Landmark Is Destroyed Fulton Fish Market Falls Into East River
The 68 year old Fulton fish market in Manhattan's lower East Side collapsed early today and sank into the East river. George Clark, 73, night watchman, was injured critically by falling debris. Alfred B. Smith, who as a boy earned 12 a week, recalled the market as his alma mater. Twelve people escaped as pilings failed and sections tumbled into the water.
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Fulton
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Alfred B. Smith
George Clark
Brooklyn
No Deaths Only Three Injuries In This Crash
Three men escaped serious harm when a New York to Chicago bus skidded two miles east of Greensburg Pennsylvania, struck a telephone pole, and landed in a culvert. the front end telescoped but injuries were minor.
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Greensburg
Central Press
Former governor recalls alma mater and early work days
The ex governor, recounting 1892 when Al Feeney began at John Feeney & Company for 12 dollars a week, describes long hours from 4 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a brief break. He notes a brief political remark to an interviewer, then shifts to a talk about the fish market from his Albany office chair.
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Smith
Dean Figgatt Reelected as West Virginia Baptist Dean
The Rev Clarence Figgatt of Mount Clare is reelected dean of the West Virginia Baptist assembly now in a two week session at Philippi. Officers include Assistant dean Rev Gordon Withers, president Rev H Lloyd Parkinson, first VP Rev James E Fidler, second VP Blain C Mays, third VP Mrs E S Kincaid, fourth VP Frank M Lovett, treasurer George F White, general manager Rev Fidler, recording secretary Edgar Patton. Assembly board members are Rev L J Priestly, Mrs Mabel Barth, Rev C V Cochran, and Mrs B L Depew. A January board meeting will name a recreational director, music director and matron.
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Grafton
First Baptist Church
Blain C. Mays
Huntington
E. 8. Kincaid
Frank M., Lovett
Parkersburg
George F. White
iPhilippi
Mr. Fidler
Edgar Patton
Alderson
Births of William Ray Pernell and a daughter in Tunnelton
Mr and Mrs Wilber Ray Pernell of Philippi Pike announce the birth of a nine pound son William Ray born at 6 45 am Wednesday. The mother was Miss Lucille Carpenter of Despard before marriage. Mr and Mrs Harry Strawser of Tunnelton announce the birth of a daughter at their home Saturday morning.
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Wilber Ray Pernell
Philippi Pike
William Ray
Lucille Carpenter
Despard
Harry Strawser
Tunnelton
Hope of Kansas Named Director of GOP Farm Division
Rep. Clifford R. Hope of Garden City Kansas was named director of the Republican National Committee farm division. He will be aided by three assistants Don L. Berry E H Taylor and Francis D Culkin with an advisory council of practical farmers and a field organization drawn from every agricultural state.
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Clifford R. Hope
Garden City
Kas
Republican National Committee
Arthur M. Curtis
Curtis
Hope
Don L. Berry
Indianola
Iowa
E. H. Taylor
Yates Center
Francis D. Culkin
Oswego
N. Y
Mass forces advance against Cordoba siege
In a dramatic report a mass assault against Cordoba, a key provincial capital, is imminent. Leftist warships aid the government in the south and maintain constant fire on troop transports of General Fran.
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Cordoba
Fran
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