Permar Sommerville Nuptials In Wheeling Home
Miss Mary Margaret Sommerville became the bride of Robert Edwin Permar in a morning at home ceremony on Walnut Street Wheeling. The service was officiated by Rev. A J Torrey with a small group. the couple depart for a bridal tour to New York and Canada before settling at 4088 Front Street after October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permar-Sommerville
Bride
Mary Margaret Sommerville
Robert Edwin Permar
Sommerville
Walnut Street
Episcopal Church
A.J. Torrey
St Matthias
Rufus Holden
S. H. Sommerville
Emily Sommerville
Jean Haymond
New York
Colume
Scotia
Murray Bay
Saginey
Quebec
Canada
Front Street
Wheeling
Imdies
M. E. Church
The
Andrews
M. BE. Shureh
Harvey Anvil
Harvey Auvil
Soldie Marshall
Bruce Auvil
Middletown
Ohio
Y. H. Chenoweth
Robert Edwin Pérmar
Charming Bride In Brilliant Wedding at ton Park
A bright wedding tribute honored Miss Virginia Mettler and Mrs. Daisy Rector's birthday with guests including Lena Walters, Pearl Sevanage, Edith Newton, Heatrice Walls, Virginia Fawcett, Harriett Blaney, Beulah Snider, Virginia Metler, Daisy Rector, and hostess Mrs. Nellie Wallace Cole. Grand Army ladies prepare for a meeting at Modern Woodman hall tomorrow at 2:00. A Maryland fishing trip for several youths is planned along the Dig Capon river near Cumberland. Valley Inn hosts Mack's orchestra for a thriving dance. Virginians Orchestra from Wheeling to play Friday at the Inn. Numerous residents travel for visits, court terms, and social events across Clarksburg, Elkins, Philippi, Weston, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Inn
Mack
Fairmont
Virginians
Wheeling
Inn
Committees List From West Main Street Community Organizers
A lengthy roll describes committee assignments for residents including Frank Ross and J Lee Evans on West Main Street. Sections cover Transportation Refreshments Music Assignments Publicity Pulpit Entertainment and Finance with numerous naming of members in St Paul Andrews and West Main Street communities.
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Frank Ross
West Main St
J. Lee Evans
West Main St .Transportation
Chas. F. Rogers
Main Street
Ralph H. Cline
Andrews
R. S. Ridenour
Paul
Ona C. Jeffreys
Jed W. Robinson
B. P. Poe
M. Leonard
St. Paul
C. C. Thomas
W. McCartney
Walter Goodwin
West
West Mair
Geo. H. Coulston
Davis Evans
J. W.knight
C. W. Barnes
Lee
Tri Andrews
D. Grant Smith
Andrew
B.S. Marshall
C. W. Perine
W. P. Stanley
Joseph A. Jolliffe
St. Tau
Inez Hickle
L. T. Mahaffey
R. Glenn
West Main Street Ladies Air
Robert E. Petty
Howard Cameron
Pulpit Clay V. Miller
R. W. Hilkey
West Main
John C. Deck
W. E. Leonard
George A. Jolliffe
Mattie Jaco
John Sayre
John McFarland
Fred Watkins
W. C. Manley
L. V. Atha
Local News Briefs: City Residents Travel and Visits
GYLOCALS report Mr and Mrs Jacob Yates visiting Pontiac Michigan and plan a several week stay with their daughter Mrs Earnest McVicker formerly Miss Mary Yates. Miss Maude Brown returns from Morgantown. Mrs J B Sawyer and Mrs Irene Hinkins return from Virginia trip. Mrs E H Sawyer of Florida plans a week in Yellow Springs with daughter Mrs R L Stewart then Tarpon Springs Florida. Agnes Tierney spends evening with Elkins friends. Mrs F B Collier and Irene return from Baltimore visit. Rev John Ward Brown to lead church service after two Sundays away. Mrs L M Laraw leaves for Washington to attend BOSh reunion. Miss Helen Howell heads to Iowa by motor tonight.
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J. A. Smith
Christiana ‘Street
G. L. Jolliffe
George, Jr
New York
Harry Greenfield
Pittsburgh
Greenfield
Phil_ippi
William R. Wolfe
Jane Elizabeth
Billy
Wolfe
Pred Whitescarver
Marlinton
N.T. Riggins
Chicago
C.O. Reynolds
Martinsburg
West Burke
Ruth Lindsey
Keyser
Blueville
Ohio
J. H. Riley
Elizabeth Fredlock
Hanway
Grafton Park
Elkins
J. H. Colebank
Firmont
H. R. Laughlin
Aldene
J. M. Riffee
Grafton
Homer Wiseman
Louise
W. J. Currey
Yates Avenue
LA. W. Helman
Cumberland
Emma Marker
Clarence Mephis
Pittsburg
W. F Currey
James
Walter Litzinger
Joseph Litsinger
Lena
Jacob Yates
Pontiac
Michigan
Ernest C. McVicker
Mary Yates
C. T. Putman
Loveland Addition
Ohio State
G. W. Bragg
Clarksburg
Walter’ Minor
Wheel
Mich
Earnest McVicker
Maude Brown
First Ward
Morgantown
Frank Hinkins
Carl
J. B. Sawyer
Virginia
Irene Hinkins
Winchester
EH. L. Sawyer
Florida
Tommorrow
Yellow Springs
R. L. Stewart
Tarpon. Springs
Agnes Tierney
F. B. Collier
Irene
Collier
Baltimore
John Ward Brown
First Baptist Church
L. M. Laraw
Washington
Oakland
Helen Howell
Iowa
Elkins Seeks November Bond Election On Power Plant
Elkins council passes first reading of an ordinance to hold a special bond election on November 5 for a new municipal operated power plant. The vote on the second bond issue was five to three. An appeal to the state supreme court could affect the old bond plan while a settlement with West Penn might cancel the election. The new issue totals 185000 with yearly retirements ranging from 4600 to 12000 over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Timmany
FE. L. McDowney
B. McDaniels
Spears
Supreme Court
West Penn
New Fracture Bed Installed At City Hospital
Graf ton and Taylor County Hospital Association secured a fracture bed for accident victims. The unit will be installed immediately at City Hospital following a meeting at Mrs. D C Peck s residence. The group stressed urgent need for modern methods to treat leg and arm fractures and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Hospital Association
D. ©. Peck
J. B. Moran
Clyde
Fred Malone
Abs. J, Einlein
Alley’ Galines
J. B. Leamon
Maria Alyene Malone
Katherine Leagion
Grafton City Hospital
Grafton and
Taylor County Hospital Association
D. C. Peck
D.C. Peck
Pres.dent
The
Pusation
Evo
Party ends in boy's death at Blue Ribbon Farm
In Somerville New Jersey on August 21 a 12 year old boy was killed by a shotgun blast and another boy was fatally wounded while a 14 year old girl suffered both legs being shot. Grover and Craig Hoffman owners of the farm were detained by state police but no charges filed. The victims reached home and authorities found John Kolesar dead. Helen and Joseph Klementovich were hospitalized with serious injuries. Police said shots came from a wooded area near the corn field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
N. J
Blue Ribbon
Grover
Craig
Hoffman
John Kolesar
Toad
Helen Klementovich
Joseph
Kolesar
Mining to be Subject for High Schools
Charleston West Virginia August 21 Students in mining districts will be offered coal mining as an elective in high schools starting next term. The one year course will credit a sophomore year unit and be described as a forward step by State Superintendent W C Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
State Board of Education
W. C. Cook
Education plans for mining coursework expansion
The article outlines better employment prospects in coal and mining related areas during the first year with service teachers. In the following year, plans include coal mining instructors and schools. the university aims to extend offerings through extension groups. Courses are optional and may be expanded to advanced training in senior years if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tns
Cook
Wee Ese University
Offi T Extension Co
Arecessful
Kiwanis Club Dinner Brings Games and Laughter
Kiwanis members gathered for their weekly dinner at Three Pines. Twenty nine attendees played horseshoes and baseball with the club president J A Jolliffe and program manager Bill Towles leading. Visitors Mrs H W Randolph Glenn Calahan and Kenneth Ashe attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwaniane
Three Pines
Pres Dent
J. A. Jolliffe
Bill Towles
Uvell
Cordwell
Ashe
Peck
Hollis
Pat
H. W. Randolph
Glenn Calahan
Kenneth Ashe
Flemington
Randolph
Bob Knotts
Wild Bill
Mehlhorn
Ned Allis
Francis Gallett
Emmett Frenchy
Youngstown
Ohio
Bobby Gruickshank
Henry, Ciuch
Evils of Road Houses Regarded as Greatest Menace
The report by Misé Gardner analyzes 416 cities with 15 000 or more people and their ordinances on dance halls. It cites parental noncooperation as a key obstacle for supervisors and urges state and county regulation to protect youths from unregulated venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misé Gardner
Bue
Nilford
Regional teachers meet in Clarkburg August 21
High school teachers from central West Virginia gathered for the regional teachers institute. Emerson Largutt, Joseph Rosier of Fairmont and Philip W. Cox of New York City were among those present at the event held in Clarkburg.
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Clarkburg
West Virginia
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T Nippi
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Bristol
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Fred Kimst
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