Mary Jane Fissel Weds Glen Suddarth in Blueville Church
Miss Mary Jane Fissel of Baltimore and Glen McClintic Suddarth, son of Mrs. Eddie McClintic Suddarth and the late Dr F B Suddarth, exchanged vows in a candlelit double ring ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured pastel basket decor, four branch crystal lighting, and a white carpeted aisle. The couple, after a two week honeymoon to Virginia and Virginia Beach, will reside at 4373 Shamrock Avenue in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Jane Fissel
Baltimore
Glen McClintic Suddarth
Eddie McClintic Suddarth
F. 8. Suddarth
Denton M. Fissel
Pennsylvania
David Allen
First Presbyterian Church of
Fairmont
Jamas Welch
Gertrude Suddarth Shaw
Iene
TEC
Harold Gross
Duncan Byrd
Warm Springs
Suddarth
Blueville
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Baltimore City College
Glenn L. Martin Company
Grafton Senior
Devitt Preparatory School
Washington, D.C
Ohio University
University of Virginia
Shamrock Avenue
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Leo Lockridge
Mary McClintic
Farm Springs
Rebecca McClin
Community events fill Blueville calendar in August
A dense list of August gatherings outlines social activities across Blueville and nearby towns. Events include church dinners, vestry meetings, charity picnics, reunions, and B Y P chapters, with dates from August 18 to August 29 and locations from Pruntytown to Daylight Saving. Numerous names appear as organizers and hosts across faith groups, clubs, and sororities.
Bane Held For ellet Newlon Serenade at Webster Home
A serenade for Mr and Mrs Het Newlon was held Saturday at the Webster home of Mr Newlon s daughter Mrs Mildred Cleavenger In attendance were Mr and Mrs Harry Bolliger and others including Abe Newton Burley Smith Neal Millard Moats Ray James Latous Frum Cleavenger Parma Lee and several Lake and Smith family members with ice cream cake and candy served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het Newlon
Neal
Millarding
James Moatsidson
Ray James
Latous Frum
Earl Rtlett
Johnny
Idred Cleavenger
Dorothy Lee Smith
Itty Lake
Jonn Lake
Parma Lee
Danube Waterway Control Voted By Communist Bloc
The Communist bloc voted itself exclusive control of the Danube today with a 7 to 1 conference result. The United States objected calling the move deceptive while Britain and France abstained. The US charged the bloc used cynical solidarity to push Soviet aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gaskin
Leslie Joe
Hanover
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Homecoming and New Arrivals Highlight Grafton Notes
Local notices report return home for Mrs. Harry Ar buckle family from Booton New Jersey and visits with Alice McGovern and Lena Gerkin. Birth announcements include Susan Kay Bolyard in Grafton City hospital weighing seven pounds eleven ounces, and Janet Arlene Wilkinson born at 3:33 am with seven pounds five and a half ounces. Graduates and weekend trips are noted along with visitors from Belington and Cuyahoga Falls. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges at Grafton City hospital and vacations in Canada and Maryland.
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Harry Arbuckle
Harry, Jr
Booton
N. J
Alice McGovern
Lena Gerkin
Beryl L. Edyard
Blueville
Grafton City Hospital
Susan Kay
Kathaleen Bolyard
Isa Rogers
Brownlow Park
A. R. Bolyard
Thornton
Sterling Faucet Co
Morgantown
L. D. Neason
Grand Street
Louis Doyle, Jr
Margaret Posten
Molly Posten
L. J. Neason
West Wilford Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. Rudolph Wilkinson
Thayer Street
Janet Arlene
L. B. Campbell
New York City
J. R. Wilkinson
LaCrosse
Assembly of God Tabernacle
Allied patrols clash as Rhine area battles draw attention
U S patrols in the American zone near Altussheim counterattacked with support from P47 fighters as French troops ferried men and tanks across the Rhone. Lt Col Theodore King of North Little Rock led the Second Squadron while Lt Col Michael Ingelido commanded of the 86th Fighter Group. The Grunewald Forest action stirred German speculation about moving armored units.
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Heidelberg
Rhone
Altussheim
U.S. Constabulary
Theodore T. King
North Little Rock
Ark
U.S. Air Force
86Th
Michael Ingelido
New Britain
Conn
Grunewald Forest
Associated Press Bureau
Berlin
Gas Explosion Claims Rescue Worker Death at Plant Site
A gas line feeding a steel company was ruptured by a railroad scraping machine causing a blaze that turned a helper, William F. Rechter, 39, of McKeesport, into a flaming scene. he later died from a heart attack during rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevnvrsee Eevee Rey UE
William F. Rechter
McKeesport
City council meeting reports boiler repairs at power plant
At a council gathering last night an insurance inspection of the pump station boilers showed many needed repairs to keep the plant on standby. Havana reportedly hosts 33 radio stations, the most in any city. Utility wires hum as wind vibrates them. The northernmost U S settlement is Barrow, Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
City council hears on light bill and boiler repairs
The council discussed the renovated street lighting system with an estimated 8000 annual bill, rising if more fixtures are added. Boiler inspections revealed poor brickwork and valve leaks on number four and rusting in number five, requiring repairs before accidents. City hospital boiler condition was good with repairs planned as standby power is shifted to Monongahela Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisons
City Hospital
Powice
Monongahela Power Company
Funeral rites honor Graf ton merchant with long service
The death followed major surgery after a long career on Graf ton Main Street. Mr. Poe served as director and president of the Home Building and Loan Association, chaired Bluemont Cemetery, and held multiple Masonic and Scottish Rite memberships. A former clerk turned leading merchant, he devoted 60 years to community work and church involvement.
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Andrews Methodist Church
Poe
Grafton
Main Street
Home Building and Loan Association
Bluemont Cemetery Association
Grafton Lodge No. 15
A. F
A. M
Copestone
A.A.M
DeMolay Commandery
Wheeling
Osiris Temple
Poe Dies. Former Blue Lodge Member Passes at 50
Born in Grafton February 20 1869 son of Nath an Hall and Harriet Ford Poe early pioneer family. Survived by wife Bessie L Magill Poe and one son Benjamin Lewis Poe of Knottsville road. Second son Clarence James Poe died in childhood. He leaves three grandchildren Diane Bennie and Mary Poe, two sisters Lucy Burdette Poe and Mrs C V Miller, and one brother Clarence L. Poe.
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The
Blue Lodge
Grafton
Nathan Hall
Harriet Ford Poe
Bessie L Magill Poe
Benjamin Lewis Poe
Knottsville Road
Clarence James Poe
Diane
Bennie
Mary Poe
Lucy Burdette Poe
Beech Street
C. V. Miller
Walnut Street
Clarence L. Poe
Hiss and Chambers Meet on New Allegations in Hotel Room
In New York a Senate committee confrontation placed Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers face to face after Chambers said Hiss urged him to quit the underground. Hiss denied the charge while admitting they knew each other as Crosley in the 1930s during his time with the Nye committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lves
Chambers
Reds
Hiss
Underground
New York
Ren. Nixon
R.-Calif
Alger
Crosley
Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Hiss and Chambers Lie Detector Test Standoff
Crosley testified he sublet to Crosley and Chambers conceded Hiss was in his apartment that winter. Hiss said Crosley did not pay rent and they parted on unpleasant terms. In 1945 Hiss became secretary general of the United Nations founding conference. The committee faced conflicting testimony with calls for perjury prosecutions. Lie detector tests arose and a heated dispute followed among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley
Chambers
Hiss
State Department
United Nations
Secret vow sparks call for self investigation by committee
A group member who pledged secrecy warned that at the upcoming meeting the committee should probe itself to locate the source of the Heak, signaling internal friction and demands for accountability within the panel.
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Janice Myers
Glen Suddarth
Grafton Volunteer Fire Department
Mountain City Council
Daughters of America
VFW
Missionary Society of the First, Presbyterian Church
Florence Wilkinson
Bessie Powell
Westminister Fellowship
Anderson
Pruntytown Pike
Taylor-Preston Bicounty
W.c.tu
St.Paul's Methodist Church
Circle No
Haymond Methodist Church
Mountaineer Council
United American Mechanics
V.F.W. Hall
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda
Supreme Forest
Betty Gene McWilliams
Marion Gough
Louise
Marjorie Ridenour
Kemper
Jackson's Mill
Frank S. White
Garner Valley
Route 92
Cove
Barbour County
Devers Grove
Radio Ranch
Walter A. Wood
Mt. Zion
Marion County
Mayle
Evelyn Lake
Donna Jane Newton
Delores Bartlett
Sue
Patty
Peggy
Jessie Bartlett
Tracy G. Felton
Harold Neal
Russell Poling
Walter Taylor
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Young Sapp
U. S. Navy
Indiana
J. J. Rose
Maple Avenue
Washington
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Ind
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Stanley Booth
Barbara
Gail
C. J. Hussion
Luzadder Street
William Robinson
Tom
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Cuyahoga Falls
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Easy Secret
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