Wedding Announcements and Local Social Notes
Multiple marriage notices and social items chronicle recent weddings in Grafton and Washington DC, including Missy Mary Jane Tierney to Harold J. Amacher at St Marth Tectory, with Amacher later employed in Washington DC. Virginia Luther and Harry L. Goodwin wed on Barrett Street. Kathryn McGuffie and Victor Cuppett marry in Waynesburg PA. additional notes cover Loar Bible study, Thanksgiving program at Blueville school, and upcoming PTA meeting with school projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Mary Jane Tierney
Grafton
James F. Tierney
Harold J. Amacher
Wypington
St. Marth Tectory
Buckey
Amacher
Bt. Augustine’s High School
Internal Revenue
Government
Washington
Rost Polytechnic Institute
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Washington, D. C
Washington 1 Minal Co
Archer
Miramar
Kathryn McGuffie
Deep Valley
Pts
Victor Cuppett
Younean Ye
Waynesburg
Porter
Christian Church of
That City
James McGuifie
West Virginia Wesleyan College of
Buckhannon
Chi Kappa Alpha
Blueville
Betty Pierpoint
Helen Riggleman
Lpurtt
Lucille Robinson
Mabel Carroll
Paul Hunt
Eleanor Ruth Parrish
Lloyd L. Shriver
Catherine Moran
George Robinson
Freda Lucas
Janie Barkins
Brady Carrothers
Advice Myers
My Beauty Hint From Virginia George
Color harmony guides makeup and wardrobe choices by the stage actress. A brunette should use Rachel powder as base natural lipstick medium rouge and black mascara. For blue black hair I prefer light beige gray and white for day wear and dark red or yellow with white ermine furs for evening attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia George
No justification for lynching remark by Missouri official
Gov Guy B Park of Missouri declared there was no justification for the lynching of Lloyd Warner at St Joseph Missouri. Associated Press Photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Park
Missouri
Lloyd Warner
St. Joseph, Mo
Associated Press
Mrs. Caroline Wilson Dies at 86 in Knottsville
Mrs. Caroline Wilson aged 86 died at 1:00 PM Thanksgiving Day at her Mullerville area home after a brief illness due to senility. She was daughter of the late Andrew F. Shroyer and Meriah Means Shroyer and lived in Knottsville her entire life. Surviving are two brothers John J. Shroyer and Ulysses S. Shroyer and two sisters Mrs Bertie Lash and Mrs Caroline Sman. Funeral from Knottsville Methodist Church Saturday at 2:30 PM, Rev. Sampson officiating. interment in church cemetery. Bartlett Funeral Co. in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Wilson
Mullerville
Knottsville
Wilson
Andrew F. Shroyer
Meriah Means Shroyer
Benjamin Wilson
John J. Shroyer
Ulysses S. Shroyer
Millerville
Bertie Lash
Monesen
Caroline Sman
Knottsville Methodist Church
Mr. Sampson
Bartlett Funeral Company
Charae
Is Dead Man Bolinger Graftonian or Not
Following a Morgantown undertaker report of Charles Bolinger's death in that city, the Sentinel seeks local relatives but finds none. Bolinger, 54, had lived in Morgantown for years and was identified by his wife in Patin City. He was possibly a son of the late Abraham Bolinger and once a stone mason. Burial will occur in Morgantown once kin are located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson Bros
Morgantown
Charles Bolinger
Sentinel
Bolinger
Padin City
Tay 1
Som. Bollinger
Wilford Street
Abraham Bolinger
Allender Wins Damages In Knottsville Case
A circuit court jury awarded Attorney J Guy Allender 672 dollars after finding Dr Campbell liable for injuries alleged to have been inflicted last August on a road joining Allender's property to the main highway near Knottsville. The suit arose from a disputed road right of way with both men prominent locally. The trial drew extra local interest and adjournment set for Monday as the civil docket continues. Meanwhile Miss Klayde Spaur and Miss Jean McCue planned a weekend visit to Fairmont with Mrs Herschel Conoway of Peacock Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Guy Alenier
Dr. Campbell
Allender
Campbell
Knottsville
Hush HR. Warder
Plain ME
Jed W. Robinson
E Bailey Wyckoff
Klayde Spaur
Jean McCue
Fairmont
Child bandleader dreams Them Texans Broadway show
Buddy Meyer, 11, leads Them Texans a year, building stage in the family garage in Amarillo. The boy saxophonist imagines a Broadway night club appearance for his juvenile orchestra whose members range from six to twelve. He aims to take the group to Chicago's world's fair next year after winning a cowboy riding prize at an Amarillo horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Buddy Meyer
Buddy
Billy Thurman
Chicago
New York
Thanksgiving Social Notes From The City
Shack Deavers and Martha Josephine of Bellaire visit relatives in the city. Families from Wheeling and Morgantown attend the Thanksgiving football game and holiday gatherings. Miss Carrlie Brown travels home with her band sponsor. others travel to Philippi, Washington PA, and Morgantown for games and visits. Cancer patient Mrs Olivio and daughter Toni are noted. several locals plan southern trips or return home for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shack Deavers
Joe Person
Mildred Deaverse
Martha Josephine
Bellaire
Ohio
Russell Evans
Fawmont
M. Russel
Wheeling
L. R. Bunner
Kathleen Gatrell
Wilma Bunner
Cecil
Daugherty
Washington, Pa
Arch McCoy
Philippi
Luther Hedges
John Brown
Howard Burrell
E.R. Bucklew
Tinesia
Forest County
Pennsylvania
Harry Friedman
Bob Love
Morgantown
Merle Watkins
B. B. Clark
Howard H. Holt
E. M. Clark
Clark
Ruth Mays
Langdom Sawyer
Angeline Moran
Joe Pugh
Grafton
Wayne Sinset
Potomac State College
Daisy Olivio
Knotts Avenue
Victoria Spina
Ony Olivia
Fairmont
Fairmont Hospital
John McManimie
Rowlesbury
William Goodwin
Thornton
L. L. Loar
Darksburg
Washington City
North Carolina
Florida
Burklew
Katherine Olivio
Simpson
Tony Olivio
Mildred Bartlett
Shepherdstown
Ann Korte
West Penn Public Service Co
Bill
Edward Moran
Piedmont
W. Va
Patrick Moran
Family strife over saving ends in quiet lesson
A mother's decision to relax strict thrift policy earns neighbor scorn but brings a lesson in balance. Tom Joe and Dick, who helped with chores, support the family while learning the value of economy and occasional relief from constant self denial.
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Jones
Tom
Joe
All Former Adjutant Generals Living Are Charleston Residents
Charleston December 1. With the arrival of C D Elliott of Sutton to become servant at arms of the state senate, all former adjutant generals living are Charleston residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
C. D. Elliott
Sutton
State Senate
Former national guard leaders noted as Charleston residents
Six former commanders who served under the national guard are identified as residents of Charleston. The fragment references living generals and their association with Charleston, indicating a local interest in former state military leadership.
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Charleston
National Guard
Hvingy
Harry Williamson Much Improved After Stairway Fall
Friends report Harry H Williamson of West Francis street is much improved at City hospital after a stairway fall left him with a concussion and fractured left shoulder. He was unconscious until yesterday, with family fearing death, but cautious improvement offers hope of recovery despite ongoing precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Williamson
West Francis Street
City Hospital
Williamson
Funeral rites for George W. Shingleton held at Graf ton Park road
Funeral services for World War veteran George W. Shingleton, 44, were conducted at 2 30 this afternoon from his brother John Shingleton’s home on Graf ton Park road. Rev Wayne Jones, Nazarene pastor, officiated. Burial followed in Bluemont cemetery with Bartlett Funeral Company in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Shingleton
John Shingleton
Grafton Park Road
Wayne Jones
Nazarent Church
Bluemont Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral, Company
Beware The Cough Or Cold That Hangs On
Persistent coughs and colds can lead to serious trouble says a Creomulsion ad. The emulsion combines creosote with healing elements to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth while absorbed creosote reaches the bloodstream to target the source of irritation. The ad promises guaranteed satisfaction or money refund and suggests use for bronchial asthma bronchitis and recovery after flu.
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Ign
MENUS OF THE DAY Thanksgiving Leftovers Menu Ideas
Mrs Alexander George outlines a post holiday menu using leftovers. Breakfast features Grapefruit Ready Cooked Wheat Cereal Cream Coffee. Luncheon Oyster Stew Crackers. Dinner Turkey Pot Pie Buttered Spinach Fruit Salad Cheese Waters Coffee and Oyster Stew. Recipes include serving sizes for Oyster Stew and Turkey Pot Pie with ingredients and prep steps. Apple Salad and Vanilla Sauce complete the menu with simple guidance.
Taylor county contemplates C W A project work plan
Road Supervisor Bolin reports 257 man hours logged on county projects including Rosemont Oval road Stone House Millerville and Middleville church roads. Additional projects are being designed and will be submitted for state approval once blueprints and cost estimates are ready.
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Taylor County
State Board
Bolin
Rosemont Oval
Stone House
Millerville
Middleville Church
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds Of Fat
An advertisement-style piece claims a woman shed twenty pounds of fat in four weeks using Kruschen Salts. It touts energy gains, clearer skin, and a youthful feeling, urging readers to buy a four-week jar for not more than 85 cents. The testimonial from Helen Smith of Massachusetts supports rapid fat loss and health benefits.
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Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Red Cross
America
Helen Smith
Mass
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Andrew M. B. Buyed
Willalfster
Maple Avenue
Edna Maude
David M
A. V. Cuppett
West Virginia Wesleyan
Alpha Kappa Pi
Gamma Beta Sigma
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Levi Z. Leiter
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Nzhing
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Coats
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JG. Allender
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Ticket Agt
Baltimore & Ohio
Catherine Shoulte
Harry Williamson
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