Siehler Furniture moves to Latrobe street building
In Graf ton at 10 Latrobe street the Siehler Furniture Company opens in a four story building, with stock relocated from 116 118 Latrobe. Manager A B Murphy notes rear loading via a double switch elevator, new interior decor, and expanded display on each floor. Possession taken November 15. builders Bayley, Ridenour Nestor Lambert, Blaney, and Clark credited for work.
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Latrobe Street
Larue Building
Siehler Furniture Company
Torday
A. B. Murphy
Latrobe
Grafton
Murphy
Larue
Sichler Company
Taylor Cole
D. J. Bayley
Ridenour, Nestor and Lambert
George Blaney
B. P. Clark
Blundering Billy Three Act Comedy Set For Dec 15
West Main Street Epworth League plans a three act comedy titled Blundering Billy to be staged December 15 at the first ward school auditorium. The youth troupe will run the production with all proceeds aiding church work. Tickets available from league members beginning Monday ahead of the show.
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Billy
West Main Street
Epworth League Today
First Ward
Fetterman School
Reveue
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West Main Street League
Curtailment urged to steady American wheat prices
World outlook remains gloomy into 1951 as the Wheat Board predicts no path to arrest the surplus. It argues for production curtailment to make cooperative marketing and stabilization efforts ineffective and warns against dispatching surplus abroad at domestic price levels.
Infant Daughter of Knotts Buried Today
Naomi Pearl Knotts, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knotts, was buried at 10:30 this morning in Woodsdale Cemetery by Bartlett Funeral Company. The infant died at City Hospital about 11:30 Wednesday night.
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Frank Knotts
Naomi Pearl Knotts
Mis
Woodsdale’ Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
City Hospital
Wolverton Nominates Three for Military Academy
Representative John M. Wolverton of West Virginia's third district announced three cadet nominees for West Point. George U. Write Jr., Weston. William Lee Herold Sutton. and Benjamin Allen McGinnis Pennsboro were named principal, first alternate, and second alternate respectively. Miss Virginia Campbell of Dewey Avenue visits Morgantown.
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Washington
John M. Wolverton
West Virginia
United States Academy
Weat Point
Georgi Ui. Write, Jr. Weston
State Road Commission
William Lee Herold
Sutton
A.C. Herold
Benjamin Allen McGinnis
Pennsboro
Benjamin F. McGinnis
Ritchie County
One of Thickest Fogs Covers Thames Estuary
Thick fogs halted Thames estuary shipping with the Cunarder Aurania and Orient liners at a standstill. Passengers and freight bound for Europe waited as ships tied up at Tilbury and other ports. Around 2,000 students attended the Methodist University enrollment drive across eight foreign countries and 268 cities.
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Thames Estuary
London
America
Methodist University
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