Findley Campbell Marriage Announced in Simpson
Findley Campbell marriage announced for Miss Ella Findley and Ralph Campbell, Simpson locals. They wed May 19, 1935, in Oakland Maryland with Rev Archibald Moore officiating. Ella is Everett Findley's daughter and Alderson Broaddus graduate. Ralph is son of Mrs Earl Watkins. They will reside in Grafton.
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Findley-Campbell
Ella Findley
Ralph Campbell
Simpson
Oakland
Maryland
Archibald Moore
Everett Findley
Simpson High School
Alderson Broad Dus College
Thempson
Earl Watkins
Alderson Broaddus College
Grafton
Spurr Named State Consulting Engineer in West Penn Post
Charleston August MCCullough, Works Progress Administrator, named A Spurr president of Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company as state consulting engineer.
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Charleston
Aug
MccCullough
States Works Progress Administrator
A. Spurr
The
Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company
Social calendar of August events listed
On August 12 the Ladies' Auxiliary A. O. H. and K of C hall meet at 8 for initiation. On August 13 Fisher class of M. P. church meets at 8. B and O Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary hold Memorial services at 7:30. Naomi Sunday school class meets with Mrs Abe Tackett on Tuesday evening. United Brethren Missionary Society meets at 8 at the church.
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Ladies' Auxilary A. ,O. H
C. Hall
Fisher
M. P. Church
B. & O. Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary
Naomi Sunday School
West Main Street
M. E
Abe Tackett
United Brethren Missionary Society
Brown families visit and attend local reunion at Brown Church Grove
Local residents and relatives from Buckhannon McMechen Bridgeport and Charleston visited Grafton yesterday for the Brown family reunion at Brown Church Grove along the Grafton Fairmont road. Several locals, including students and hospital patients, were noted in today’s city items.
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Brown Church Grove
Grafton- Fairmont
Russell Brown
Rosemont
M. E. Brown
Grafton
Commodore Henderson
Mattie Garner
Tunnelton
Grace Frye
Mary Wilson
Fairmont
Lyda Fisher
Masontown
Earl Clem
Ralph C. Brown
Buckhannon
W. B. Brown
McMechen
R. M. Brown
Grafton- Fairmont Road
Avanelle McDaniel
Alpha Delta Chi
Benton’s Ferry
Maxine Moose
Bridgeport
Ed McDaniel
Bert Clark
Hubert Corbin
New Market
Iowa
G. W. Moose
Washington, D. C
Janice Bartlett
Simpson
Carrie Louise Sinsel
Flemington
Virginia Catherine Stout
Loveland
Wilford Bergman
Bill Jackson
Bob Jackson
Kingwood
Andy Trachamovich
Irona
John Pentony
Victor Halbritter
J. M. Riggs
Rowlesburg
Riggs
Winifred
Margar ‘Yet Murphy
John Ford
H. P. Crickenberger
Charleston
R. M. Parrish
Brownlow Park
Mary Jane Newbrough
Jack Newbrough
Washington Street
City Ospital
Patricia Hayes
Harold Hayes
Walnut Street
City Hospital
George Cook
Edwin Roof
E. F K. Roof
Amanda Kuppman
Chesterfield
Ohio
W. G. Wamsley
Wellsburg Force
Wellsburg
Bender Aims to Force Davey to Call Election
George Bender of Cleveland Republican, defeated by late Representative Truax for representative at large, says Ohio Governor Davey must call a special election to fill the vacancy or court action will be taken. He spoke to the Associated Press from Baltimore, with his Cleveland secretary drafting a statement.
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Washington
George Bender
Cleveland
Truax
Ohio
Davey
Associated Press
Baltimore
Permits Youth to Ride Running Board Hear Scheduled
Kenneth Knight was arrested at 12:25 yesterday for allegedly permitting a boy to ride on the running board of his machine. He was released on his own recognizance and slated to have a hearing before Mayor E Otto Waugh at 4 this afternoon.
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Kenneth Knight
E. Otto Waugh
Knight
Erosion Work Planned In West Virginia Counties
Washington Aug. 12 The soil conservation service announced a 222577 dollar allotment for erosion control in West Virginia under the work relief program. The funds will extend a current project in Wirt and Roane counties and start a new one in Marshall county near Moundsville covering about 32000 acres with 25000 in the working area. Work includes terracing check-dams sloping and revegetation of gully banks and diversion ditches. J S Cutler will supervise.
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Washington
West Virginia
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Wirt
Roane
Marshall County
Moundsville
J. S. Cutler
Relief Clients Mass At Clarksburg
State police dispersed a group of about 50 men and women at relief headquarters in Clarksburg who demanded relief checks not yet drawn. D. A. Sawyer said the requests were not ready, and the group, who had walked miles, said they could not make the return trip.
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Clarksburg
D. A. Sawyer
Ohio Rivers Start Drop Toward Normal Levels
In Zanesville Ohio on August 12, rivers and streams in the east central area fell toward normal levels after a week of high water. Unofficial damage totals reached about 6 million dollars, with crop losses in the Muskingum valley estimated at 3.5 million by Prof. Guy W. Miller of Ohio State College of Agriculture. Red Cross and relief workers are aiding rehabilitation already under way.
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Zanesville
Ohio Foad
Red Cross
Guy W. Miller
Ohio State College of Agriculture
Muskingum River Valley
State Funeral Directors Meeting in Parkersburg Opens
The annual West Virginia Funeral Directors Association convention begins in Parkersburg tomorrow and runs through Thursday with a memorial service Wednesday for John Barlow, a former association president who died last week. Clarence J Bertschy of Wheeling is state president.
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Parkersburg
West Virginia Funeral Directors Association
John Barlow
Charleston
Clarence J Bertschy
Wheeling
Indoor Pool Suggested As Wheeling WPA Project
Wheeling August 12 foreman War ren Pugh recreation bureau proposed a WPA project to build an indoor swimming pool exclusively for crippled children. He said Wheeling owes them something they will enjoy and which will benefit them.
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Wheeling
Warren Pugh
The
Recreation Bureau
Daily Cross Word Puzzle 1 Give a slop she Aegean edge
Puzzle items list multiple clues with mismatched spaces, likely OCR garble. It presents across and down numbers and partial word fragments referencing places and objects such as Aegean edge, patron saint, earth in gold, plague of words, and various incomplete clues. The readable portions resemble a newspaper puzzle page with mixed across and down entries and jumbled wording.
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Norway
Nation's most famous historical photograph fully identified
A long controversy over the figures in a famed Civil War photograph ends with accepted identifications. Leonard L. Mackall leads a research effort naming ten seated subjects and eight standing generals including Lee, Gary, Lawton, Beauregard, and Wise, with dates and roles noted. The committee will honor the identifications during Lee Week at the Greenbrier in West Virginia.
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L:ne
Robert E. Lee
Lee Monument Hall
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
West Va
Leonard L. Mackall
Leeana
East 34Th St
Savannah
Mackall
Francis Trevalyan Miller
Gary
John W. Geary
Lawton
Lew Wallace
Conner
George H. Thomas
Lall
Beauregard
Bladque Bey
United States
General ‘S Lee
George Peabody
Mas
Orchestra Leader Spends $100 To Improve Band
Raymond Paige paid $100 after an incident with cello playing in his orchestra. A Musicians' Union letter fined him for slapping a fellow musician with a cello under his arm. Paige said he was unhappy with John De Metrio's playing and that the man refused civility, prompting the punch.
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Ls Angeles
Calif
Raymond Paige
Musicians’ Union
Paige
John de Metrio
Parkersburg Fire Chief to Address Ohio Firefighters
Parkersburg Fire Chief Lloyd Layman, leader of a highly efficient West Virginia department, plans to address Ohio firefighters in a move highlighting regional fire service standards and cooperation.
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Parkersburg
Lloyd Layman
West Virgin
Ohio
Ohio State hosts sixth annual fire school event
He accepted an invitation to address the sixth annual fire school at Ohio State University in Columbus from September 10 to 13.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio County's Library On Wheels Proves Successful
Wheeling reports success for Ohio County's library on wheels with 586 books loaned in the first week. Of those, 384 were borrowed by adults from the motorized library.
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Ohio County
Library On
Wheeling
Retired M. E. Minister, Civil War Veteran Dies
Huntington August 12 The Rev Henry Lewis Smith 89 a retired Methodist Episcopal minister and Civil War veteran died after a weeklong illness He pastored in the West Virginia conference and also in eastern Kentucky
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Huntington
Henry Lewis Smith
West Virginia
Kentucky
Joke leads to march to replace CCC sign
In Ringwood West Virginia on August 12 00 a prankster planted a CCC sign before a National Guard camp squad tent. Officers could not locate the offender so an entire company was marched one mile to the CCC camp to replace the marker.
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Ringwood
W. Va
CCC
National Guard
Tourist finds wallet on highway after metric detour
A tourist reported losing his wallet with money and papers. He suggested it may have been around ten and one tenth miles east of Calais on the St John St Stephen road. Police drove 10.1 miles and recovered the wallet.
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Saint John
N. B
Calais
St. John St. Stephen
Farm Bureau Meeting Opens State Encampment Start
West Virginia Farm Bureau executive committee led by E S Humphrey met at Jacksons Mill to set policies for the coming year. The session preceded the State Farmers encampment opening. Mrs J G Lang Bridgeport and Ross H Tuckwiller Lewisburg serve on the Farm Women's bureau committee. State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance reps met with M S Judy Clarksbirg. Parkersburg softball tourney planned at Municipal Park starting Labor Day September 3.
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Jackson's Mill
W. Va
West Virginia Farm Bureau Association
E. S. Humphrey
J. G. Lang
Bridgeport
Farm Women's Bureau
Ross H. Tuckwiller
Lewisburg
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company
M. S. Judy
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Municipal Park
Wanted Young Man for Electric Refrigeration Service Training
Classified notice seeking a reliable young man who is mechanically or electrically inclined and currently employed. Must have fair education and clean record, good character, able to furnish references. Include age education experience present occupation and phone. Utilities Eng. Inst. 35 c/o Sentinel 118-1t.
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c/o Sentinel
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