Marriage Announced for Miss Anna Hamton and Leo Jones
Society editor reports the marriage of Miss Anna Hamton and Leo Jones both of Weasel at 7 30 Monday evening at Flemington with Rev Kelley officiating. Bride attended by Miss Evelyn Jones and best man Joseph Gregory. They will reside in Wendel where Jones works for Maryland Coal Company. Also notices of club meetings and a family reunion, a birthday celebration for Elizabeth Irvin, and a Primm family reunion with card party and refreshments.
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Anna Hamton
Leo Jones
Weasel
Flemington
Mr. Kelley
Evelyn Jones
Joseph Gregory
Wendel
Maryland Coal Company of
Pageant The Spreading Flame at First M E Church South
Sunday program presents a depiction of the birth and spread of Methodism in the United States by the Boothsville cast at 7 20 p m in the First M E Church South with guests including Dolly Bartlett Au dra Felton Genevieve Bryan Mildred Thelma Garrett Arnold Moore Aubrey Kelley Dorsey Cain Gladys Felton Charles Bolyard and Mrs M G Bolyard.
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United States
M. E. Church
Dolly Bartlett
Audra Felton
Genevieve Bryan
Mildred and
Thelma Garrett
Arnold Moore
Aubrey Kelley Dorsey Cain
Gladys Felton
Charles Bollyard
M. G. Bolyard
Dr Wells Returns From Clarksburg Eye Clinic
Dr Chas M Wells finished a session at the Graduate Clinic in Optometry run by Dr A M Skeffington. He reports the program expands treatment for eye defects and that overwork and improper brain visual patterns contribute to near sighted issues, with potential elimination through timely care.
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Dr. Wells
Clarksburg Eye Clinic
Chas. M. Wells
Clarksburg
A. M. Skeffington
Teachers Meeting Scheduled Tomorrow at County High
A countywide teachers meeting is set for tomorrow at the high school auditorium starting at 9 o'clock. Ray Power, assistant state superintendent of schools, and H D Wheat, dean of education at Marshall College, will address the gathering.
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Ray Power
H. D. Wheat
Marshall College
Market mood muted by labor troubles and harvest fear
New York markets drifted in a narrow range as labor troubles, a weak British pound, and industrial uncertainty damped bullish sentiment. Traders were away for Labor Day, with profit taking in grains despite private crop reports predicting the smallest production since 1881. Government securities and corporate loans showed further weakness.
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New York
United States
Bank President Slain by Girl in Morristown Shooting
In Morristown Tennessee a hotel guest identified as Miss Mary Sam Bruce of Nashville shot and fatally wounded J C Shelton 35 president of the Hamblin National Bank before killing herself with the same weapon.
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Morristown
Tenn
Mary Sam Bruce
Nashville
Lebanon
J. C. Shelton
Hamblin National Bank
Youth Acquitted in Father Murder Case at Venango
Franklin Pa Aug 31 Walter Withrup 21 was acquitted by a Venango county court jury of murdering his father Clark N Withrup 52. The jurors retired at 4 31 p m EST and returned the verdict at 8 05 p m after deliberating about whether the shooting was accidental or deliberate.
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Franklin
Walter Withrup
Venango County
Clark N Withrup
Miss England contestant to seek Miss Europe title in Hastings
June Lammas Miss England, representing England, will compete for Miss Europe in a Hastings pageant in September. An Associated Press photo shows the scene. A deputy sheriff invited a youth, a recent high school graduate, to spend the night in the county jail house section. Family were not present as the jury returned, and they are expected to travel from Kennerdell to join a quiet breakfast celebration today.
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June Lammas
England
Hastings
Associated Press
Kennerdell
Silk Workers Strike Threat Escalates Across Mills
Union leaders warned of a broader walkout affecting silk woolen and rayon plants unless employers met demands. Estimates of potential losses varied, with mills facing a split between potential mass action and management projections of modest impact. In Macon Virginia, Payne mill reopened after tense demonstrations as 75 workers returned escorted by deputies, with little violence but strong taunts from strikers.
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Macon
Payne Mill
Mississippi River Hits Record Low August Level
Bt Louis August 31 The Mississippi River reached its lowest August level in the St. Louis Weather Bureau record dating back to 1860, at 2.8 feet below zero. Earlier in the month the low was 2.4 feet. Barges cut drafts but schedules remain unchanged on the Mississippi Illinois and Ohio rivers.```
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Bt. Louis
Mississsippi
St. Louis
Mississippi Ilinois
Ohio
Mrs Chadduck and daughter leave for Washington DC
Mrs H W Chadduck and her daughter Helen departed this morning for their Washington DC home after spending the summer at their Grafton Park cottage. They met Mrs Stephen Pendergast and her daughter Rosemarie who plan to spend the weekend in Cumberland MA visiting Mrs Prendergast's two daughters Mrs Mary Carroll and Mrs Sarah Sherman.
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H. W. Chadduck
Helen
Washington, D. C
Grafton Park
Stephen Pendergast
Rosemarie
Cumberland
Warmer Weather Soon Says Local Authorities
Local authorities predict warmer weather with clear skies after a string of cool days. The thermometer rose from 46 to 48 degrees, August this year recorded 6.15 inches of rain, exceeding August rainfall of last year, while year to date rainfall trails 1933 by 8.19 inches.
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W. E. Clayton
Rumors of Princess Juliana Engagement Denied
Amsterdam reports Swedish court officials deny rumors of Princess Juliana's engagement to Prince Bertil of Sweden. The Netherlands remains abuzz with speculation about a future match, with some guessing Carl Johan of Sweden as a potential choice despite his 18 years.
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Amsterdam
Juliana
Bertil
Sweden
Netherlands
Carl Johan
Huntington Hospital Inmate Killed by Mop
Inmate Russell Barrows 41 of Point Pleas ant died at Huntington State Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck over the head with a mop handle during a washroom dispute. Dan Faulkner of Harrison County involved in a trivial argument. Barrows died within 15 minutes.
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Huntington
Russell Barrows
Point Fleasant
Huntington State Hospital
Dan Faulkner
Harrison County
Barrows
Logan Hospital Changes Hands in Major Transaction
Logan West Virginia August 31 business manager B W Damron announced he and others including Dr Henry D Hatfield and U S Senator disposed of their interest in the Hatfield Lawson Hospital.
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Logan Hospital
Logan
W. Va
B. W. Damron
Hatfield-Lawson Hospital
Henry D. Hatfield
U. S
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