Nancy Lou Woodyard Weds Richard O Connor at St Augustine
Nancy Lou Woodyard daughter of Mr and Mrs Clair Woodyard and Richard J O Connor of Knotts Avenue were married on Thanksgiving, November 27 at St Augustine Church. Rev Carroll officiated. Bridesmaids included Mary Jane Woodyard and Patty Connor. Best man was Edward J O Connor. Reception followed at the bride’s home with a three tier cake inscribed Chick and Nancy. The couple will reside at 209 West Washington after a Pittsburgh wedding trip. Nancy is a former Grafton High School graduate. Richard is a 1941 St Augustine graduate and Navy veteran now running a trucking business.
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Sim
Mary Jane Woodyard
Patty Connor
Miss Woodyard
Edward J. O'Conner
Woodyard
O'Connor
Chick
Nancy
Patrick J O'Connor
Edward O'Connor
Dana Barker
Lewis Bennet
Ross Wiseman
Patty O'Connor
Kyle Young
Richard Grow
Mildred Campbell
Jud Poling
Bertha Woodyard
Wallace Henry
Bill Woodyard
James Woodyard
Michael
Clair
Grafton
Pittsburgh
West
Washington Street
House to Pass Stop Gap Bill Clarifies Foreign Aid
House debate focuses on a stop gap bill with a provision not in the Senate plan. The language asserts Congress is not committing to continued foreign aid beyond current funding, preserving flexibility amid ongoing foreign policy discussions.
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HOUSE
Senate
Congress
Religious rites mark two burials tomorrow in Monongah
The Rev J Emerson Foster of Clarksburg officiated today at two burials as part of a re interment ceremony. Chaplain McNulty of Monongah will oversee two Catholic burial services tomorrow.
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J. Emerson Foster
Clarksburg
McNulty
Monongah
Community group calendar of December events
A compiled list of December meetings and activities from local organizations. WSCS of West Main Street Methodist, Judson Society, DOB Class, Circle No 1 at St Pauls, Business Girls dinner at Grafton hotel, Woman's club Christmas party, World War II Mothers club program, First Brethren church party, Woman's club executive meeting, Mountaineer Council Jr O U A M, Ladies Auxiliary at Grafton Fire Hall, Literature and Art departments book review at Andrew Church. Reservations or cancellations to Mrs William Flanagan.
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WSCS
West Main Street
Hall
Judson Soc
Iety
DOB
Blueville
Business Girls
Grafton Hotel
Helen Gerkin
The
Woman's Club
Calvin Morrison
Maple Ave
J. E. Rupert
East Main Street
Grafton Volunteer Fire
Andrew's Church
William Flanagan
Engagement Told Of Texas Girl Dutch Frey in Fort Worth
Mrs Willie Spring of Fort Worth announces the engagement of her daughter Lucile Ruth to LeRoy Dutch Frey son of Mrs E R Frey of the city. Lucile Ruth Spring attended North Side High and works at Fort Worth Army Air Field. Frey, a former football and basketball star, joined the Navy in March 1943 and was stationed at Fort Worth Air Base. He attends Texas Wesleyan College and plans to teach physical education after graduation. The wedding is set for December 19 at the Carters’ home.
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Willie Spring
Fort Worth
Texas
Lucile Ruth
LeRoy
Dutch” Frey
E. R. Frey
Miss Spring
North Side High School
Fort Worth Army Air Field
Frey
U. S. Navy
Fort Worth Air
Texas Wesleyan College
Jerry Carter
New Talent Magazine Seeks Players for Broadway Hidden Gems
A garbled notice advertises a monthly New Talent Magazine to circulate to Broadway and Hollywood, offering models and actors a path to fame. It promises discovery by directors and talent scouts, urging readers to send pictures and full details for possible casting opportunities in New York.
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Broadway
Hollywood
Fearon
Ernest
Kate Smtmi
Como
Ant
Peter Och
Goa
X.Y
Mary McMullen and Harold Weaver Wed in Oakland Md
Mary Ireta McMullen and Harold Weaver exchanged wedding vows November 24 at 2 45 PM in the Oak land Maryland Methodist church parsonage. Rev Denver C Pickens officiated. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents while Harold works at Shar on Steel in Morgantown.
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Arnold R. Lake
Route 4
Mary Ireta McMullen
Harold Weaver
Percy W. Weaver
Route 3
Methodist Church
Oakland
Denver C. Pickens
Dorsey
Hathaway
Clair A. Fryer
Sharon Steel Company
Morgantown
Weaver
Bertha L. Fryer
Thomas L. Mathews
DAR Chapter Meeting At Cather Home Last Eve
The Elizabeth Cummins Jackson chapter of the DAR met at the home of Barbara and Elizabeth Cather for its regular meeting. The regent Mrs Florence Wilkinson led the session as routine business and a Salvation Army contribution were approved. Members brought clothing for the Kate Duncan Smith School in Georgia and discussed smoke detectors with Mrs Rosalyn Helus who urged chapter support with local women’s organizations.
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Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
D.A.R
Barbara
Elizabeth Cather
Florence Wilkinson
Salvation Army
Kate Duncan Smith
Georgia
Rosalyn Hel Us
Grafton
C. V. Miller
Rosalyn Heironimus
Carrie Sellers
Eleanor Booth
Four New Quota Club Members Initiated Here
Four new members were initiated into the Grafton Quota club at a regular meeting at the Grafton hotel. Miss Betty Joe McAvoy Miss Margaret Lambér Miss Mary Ann Mller and Miss Florence Wittman were installed as new members by Miss Maxne Snyder. The meeting included reports, a donation to the Salvation Army, and plans for a Christmas party on December 15.
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Grafton Quota Club
Grafton Hotel
Maxne Snyder
Resis
Betty Joe McAvoy
Margaret Lambér
Mary Ann Mller
Florence Wittman
Elsie Hardie
Roberta Chenoweth
H. K. Debendarfer
Kathaleen Young
Bertha Goodwin
Virginia Hanway
Grafton
Youngstown
Quota Club
Marie Higgins
International Quota Clubs
Donna Ryan
Charleston
Salvation Army
Smoke Control Petition Moves Forward in City
Twenty five signatures are needed on each petition copy before presenting to the council. Taylor County Board of Trade executive secretary Charles N Prickitt supports the city cleanup campaign in his personal capacity. The Daughters of the American Revolution local chapter endorsed the motion unanimously at a recent meeting.
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Charles N. Prickitt
Taylor County Board of Trade
Ihe
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Local Notes and Socials Roundup
Visiting Here Mr and Mrs Curtis Marshall and two children Mary Ann and Kathleen of Long Island NY visit Mrs Emma Rockwell on the Northwestern Turnpike and plan to return home tonight Returns Home Mrs Dorsey A Trimble of 211 Warder Avenue returns from Kittaning Pa after her brother Dr James R Downs of Ridgeway Pa dies Visit At Fairmont Mrs Fred Nicola of West St Charles Street and Mr and Mrs George Shaw of Wilford Street spend Thanksgiving Day at the Nicola home Fairmont Mr Nicola attends Fairmont State College Motor To Pittsburgh Mr and Mrs Leland Price of Washington Street and Mr and Mrs John Loury of Clarksburg drive to Pittsburgh for the Pitt West Virginia game Recuperating From Miners Mrs Victor Rockwell recovers at home on the Northwestern Turnpike The state of Maine runs a weed control project targeting northern nut trees and common horseradish considered weeds when in blueberry fields
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Curtis Marshall
Mary Ann
Kathleen
Long Island, N. Y
Emma Rockwell
Northwestern Turnpike
Dorsey A. Trimble
Warder Avenue
Kittaning
James R. Downs
Ridgeway
Fairmont
Fred Nicola
West St. Charles Street
George Shaw
Wilford Street
Nicola
Fairmont State College
Pittsburgh
Leland Price
Washington Street
John Loury
Clarksburg
State of
Maine
Inner-Aid claims relief for gas and upset stomach
Testimonial-promotional note touts INNER-AID a 12-juice remedy from Nature's Herbs. Claims include gas relief, reduced bloating, improved digestion, liver cleansing, and removal of old bile, with distribution through drug stores.
Calas Faces Censure Vote Sparks Calm Yet Tumult in French Assembly
French chamber sees Calas vote of censure for urging army reservists to resist government orders. He refuses to leave the rostrum as guards eject him with a 300,000 reservists mobilization reported in two weeks. President Herriotte suspends session while Communist deputies occupy the chamber.
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Calas
Assembly
Edouard Herriotte
Herriot
Heriot
Amusement Boat for Night Club on the Water
Atlas Realty Co offers a 35 by 150 foot double deck amusement boat priced at 18000 dollars to outfit with air conditioning, leather booths, a large dance floor, bar, apartments, bath and a modern kitchen. Located in Pittsburgh with self-financing potential, invites personal interview and full facts at 336 Fourth Ave.
Arab crowd vows long struggle for Palestine amid police cordons
Estimates placed the crowd as high as 10,000 as police cars lined the streets. Ezzam urged restraint toward Christians while declaring readiness to wage armed struggle to liberate Palestine, insisting Christians among Arab allies are in the vanguard of the effort. He warned that opponents would be met with force and arms.
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Palestine
Azzam
Ezzam
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