Turnpike Extension Gets Official Regional Approval
Upper Monongahela Valley Association endorses a West Virginia Turnpike extension to connect with the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Board approves more Valley Tourist Brochure prints and entrance signs, with plans to distribute 10 000 brochures through sporting goods stores and hotels.
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Upper
Monongahela Valley
Pennsylvania
West Wirshef
David Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Coverdale & Colpitts
New York City
Blackwater Falls
the Conservation Commission of West Virginia
State Road Combe Industrial and Publcity Commission
Tri-Soil Conservation District Committee
John Grant
UMVA
Chambers and UMVA discuss growth and dues plan
Chambers and development groups with executive secretaries led by George W Buzzerd report rising inquiries from industrial promotions and lead generation while UMVA finances show break even. Directors approve a $10 annual membership minimum for business and professional members and pledge greater board and committee support.
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George W. Buzzerd
UMWA
Paul W. Lawson
Buckhannon
Paul S. Horner
Clarksburg
UMVA
Cottle
Charles H. Leatham
Grant
High Heels Warned Unsafe for Driving by Safety Expert
New York reports safety officials from the Leather Industries of America warn that spike heels pose a driving hazard. They advocate a driving shoe with a heel no higher than 14 inches and note the risk of the shoe slipping from pedals during braking or clutch use. Removing shoes is not a safer option for long trips.
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New York
Leather Industries of America
Duck Guide Misses Sign on Milwaukee Bus
Milwaukee bus driver Otto Lanting on a final run heard glass crash and found a mallard hen lodged in the destination sign at the front of his bus. The duck was alive but stunned after penetrating the glass cover.
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Milwaukee
Otto Lanting
Lanting
Opera Star Pat Munsel Scalded in Kitchen Accident
Metropolitan opera soprano Patrice Munsel sustained scalding burns to both hands in a kitchen mishap Friday night at her Long Island home. Police and medical responders treated her fears and advised rest and follow up care. The incident took place in Locust Valley and her condition was described as not life threatening.
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Locust Valley
Metropolitan Opera
Patrice Munsel
Long Island
Women Church Service Sunday at First Church of Christ
Sunday marks Woman's Day as the First Church of Christ observes a global denomination event. Mrs. G. D. Post of Central Christian Church Clarksburg leads at 10 30 speaking on A Faith Tremendous for Decis ive Days.
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First Church of Christ
G. D. Post
Central Christian Church
Clarksburg
Woman's State Board of
West Virginia Christian Woman's Fellowship
T. B. Jones
Ralph Burnette
Nadine ‘Weaver
P. E. Turner
Marie Tracy
Glenn Satterfield
Nadine Weaver
Trene Wolfe
Mary Smith
Oscar Judy
Frank Tracy
John Nelson
Nelson
Adventist Mission Leader Speaks at Grafton Church
Elder Stephen Paully, Home Missionary director for West Virginia Conference, spoke at the Sab bath morning worship at Grafton Seventh day Adventist Church. He arrived from Parkersburg Adventist headquarters and will spend the weekend aiding the church's Christmas caroling kickoff for the Grafton area.
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Stephen Paully
West Virginia
Airlift aids pioneer Charles B Taylor at Travis AFB
Air crews of the Military Air Transport Service at Travis Air Force Base started an intercontinental airlift to help 87-year-old Charles B Taylor, credited with building the first aircraft engine, after learning he was in need at a Los Angeles County hospital. Eleven and a half million people live on Sumatra, the world’s sixth largest island.
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Charles B. Taylor
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Travis
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Sumatra
Islands
Popular Christmas song author found in Ohio town
An article recounts how the familiar Up on the Housetop, written in 1864, was long misattributed. Benjamin R. Hanby, born 1833 in Rushville, Ohio, wrote the tune and many hymns. He studied at Otterbein, served briefly as a minister, opened a singing school, and later joined a Chicago publishing house. The song’s authorship was restored after decades of confusion, placing Hanby beside Stephen Foster as a regionally influential songwriter.
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Here
Hanley
Otterbein College
United Brethren, Church
Hanby
Ohio
New Paris
Chicago
Pany
Govern Namen
Santa Claus
Benjamin Hanby
Westerville
Stephen Foster
Bankers to Confer Charleston and Clarksburg Meetings
West Virginia Bankers Assn president Paul Scott of Ronceverte announced two mid winter conferences next week for southern members in Charleston on Monday and northern representatives in Clarksburg on Tuesday. Mammoth Cave Kentucky, famed for saltpeter in the War of 1812, is noted in the region.
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Charleston W
West ‘Virginia
Bankers Assn
Association
Paul Scott
Ronceverte
Charleston
Clarksburg
Union Drug Christmas Gifts On Display
Union Drug advertises a holiday shop with gift ideas for all ages. Pen and pencil sets perfumes games pipes shaving and grooming sets and more are highlighted as starter selections for shoppers.
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Union Drug
Sarah Riggleman Funeral Sunday
Funeral services for Sarah Eliza Riggleman will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Knotts Funeral Home with Rev. Charles Huffman officiating. Burial follows Monday at Heavner Cemetery Point Mountain at noon. Knotts Funeral Home in charge.
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Maude L. Vincent
Bartlett Funeral Home
Ralph Burnette
First Church of Christ
Bluémont
Friends May Eall
Bartlett
Sarah Eliza Riggleman
Knotts Funeral Home
Charles Huffman
Heavner
Point Mountain
St Augustine PTA Sponsors Benefit Movie Seven Cities of Gold
The St Augustine's PTA will sponsor an advance ticket sale December 5 11 12 13 for the film Seven Cities of Gold to raise funds for new lighting at the school This project follows recent work installing modern desks and equipment The chairman Mrs James V Flanagan and committee members announce tickets go on sale Monday December 5 through PTA members or committee volunteers
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Moving Picture
PTA
Gold
James V. Flanagan
Gloria Magnifico
Isabelle Hostler
Walter Thayer
Gene Woodyards
Sebastian Walters
Flanagan
Jury Convicts Burke of First Degree Murder
An all male jury convicted Elmer Burke known as Trigger of first degree murder for the barroom killing. The verdict carries a mandatory death sentence under state law.
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New York
Elmer
Trigger) Burke
Charles Croff 23 Dies in Grafton City Hospital
Charles Harris Croff age 23 of Wendell died this morning in Grafton City Hospital after six and a half years of illness. He was the son of Samuel F. and N Hallie Marteny Croff and had lived in Wendell all his life. Arrangements are at Bartlett Funeral Home, incomplete.
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Wendell
Grafton City Hospital
Samuel F
N. Hallie Marteny Croff
Bartlett Funeral Home
Filter Bed Material To Arrive Next Week
Acting City Manager Walter Wolfe announced an invoice for the coal filter bed used in repairing the filtration plant. He expects delivery by early next week and says installation work can start promptly. Pete Blankenheim, a New Richmond barber, lists services and jokes about conversation fees in his shop.
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New
Richmond
Wis
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Blankenheim
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