Evelyn Isner Weds William Jones In Parkview Church
Miss Evelyn Isner only daughter of Mr and Mrs Hamilton Isner of Parkview married William Jones son of Mrs Hazel Jones of Chester W Va in a double ring ceremony at 2 PM Sunday December 2 at Zararene church Parkview. Rev O O Mills officiated with white chrysanthemum arrangements and lit candles. The bride wore white taffeta with sweetheart neckline, long sleeves, fitted bodice and train, seed pearl tiara, pearls, and carried white roses. Maid of honor Virginia Twyman Fairmont wore heavenly blue. best man William Martin Chester. usher Paul Boyles. A reception followed with a nine tier cake. The couple left for a brief honeymoon and will reside at 1033 Morgantown Avenue Fairmont. Out-of-town guests included Hazel Jones Ruth Jones Hazel Owens and others from Chester and Fairmont.
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Evelyn Isner
Hamilton Isner
Parkview
William Jones
Hazel Jones
Chester
W. Va
Zararene
O. O. Mills
Burl Mason
Norma Walls
Virginia Twyman
Fairmont
William Martin
Paul Boyles
Punch
Ling
Jones
Grafton
Weetinehowse
Taylor County
U. S. Army
Morgantown Avenue
Ruth Jones
Hazel Owens
Donald
Mary Lou Owens
Blanch Defenbaugh
H. E. Troxell
E. R. Schock
Maggie Schoch
Margaret Patterson
Williams
Westinghouse Plant
December church and civic group events schedule
A December events list shows meetings and parties across St. Johns churches and civic groups. Activities include Christmas parties, sewing at Red Cross rooms, Legion auxiliary gatherings, Bible classes, and club dinners with reservations.
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Fisher
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal
Harry Poling
Lincoln Street
Naomi
West Main Street Methodist Church
J. B. Mahaffey
West Wilford Street
Red Cross
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
King's Daughters Bible Class
Blueville
Fred Robinson
Maple Avenue
Mountain City Council
Lodge Hall
Fetterman Methodist Church
Quota Club
First Presbyterian Church
Sarah Sayres
Fidelis Club
Norma F Dayton and Chester Hobbs Marry Local Couple
Norma Frances Dayton daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Dayton Westernport Maryland married Chester W Hobbs son of Mrs Haze Hobbs formerly of Grafton in a recent ceremony. The couple are noted figures in the local community and the nuptials drew attention among area residents.
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Norma F. Dayton
Chester Hobbs
Norma Frances Dayton
Frank Dayton
Westernport
Chester W. Hobbs
Grafton
Haze
Upset Stomachs Yield Inches of Gas and Bloat
Local testimonial from Grafton praises Erb-Help a herbal formula. Claims it cleanses bowels, clears gas, and improves meals with a down waistline and overall well being. Sold by All Drug Stores in Grafton.
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Grafton
Retailers Stand Against Violations Preserve Industry Standards
Law abiding retailers uphold community standing and the drink trade’s reputation. They reject law violators and unwholesome conditions in beverage sales to maintain trust and safety in their markets.
Wedding Vows Tie Norfolk Couple in Double Ring Ceremony
Hobbs Grover of Norfolk and the late Chester Hobbs Sr exchange vows at the bride's home on November 25 with Rev R L Moore officiating. The bride wore ice blue and black velvet two piece dress with gladioli corsage. Lois Anderson attended. The Treble Choir sang I Love You Truly before best man Byron Kuhn. About thirty relatives attended the ceremony and turkey dinner followed. The couple plans to live in Holt apartments on Walnut Street.
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Dayton
Trinity Methodist Jehured
Byron Kuhn
Holt Apartments
Walnut Street
Hobbs
Bruce High School
Westernport
State Teachers’ College
Frostburg
Catherman’s Pusiness “School
Cumberland Md
Kelly Gprimefield Tire Company
Cmberland
Violet West Weds Donald A Turner In Home Ceremony
Violet West married Donald A Turner in a simple home ceremony. The notice also mentions Mrs Robert DeCost of Grafton and Etta Jean King as medical patients, Leona G Gull admitted for major surgery, and officials D I Bayley and Harry Batson attending state meetings in Charleston.
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Violet West
Donald A. Turner
Robert DeCost
Grafton
Etta Jean King
East Main Street
City Hospital
Leona G. Gull
Fairmont
Charleston
D. I. Bayley
Taylor County Court
Harry Batson
Dor othy Culver Spends Winter in Los Angeles
Mrs Dorothy Culver has spent the winter months in Los Angeles assisting her aunt Mrs Cleo Weston with managing the local Cafeteria Court. Attorney J Blackburn Ware and son Paul B Ware of Philippi are in Grafton on business. Kenneth Thomas and wife returned to Huntington after visiting Deputy Sheriff W H Canfield. Mrs Joe Fralinger spent the past week visiting cousins in Pittsburgh and has returned home.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Culver
Cleo Weston
Calif
Philippi
J. Blackburn Ware
Paul B. Ware
Grafton
Kenneth Thomas
Huntington
W. H. Canfield
Maple Avenue
Mr. Thomas
RAF
Pittsburgh
Joe Fralinger
Ed Miller
Perry Crowl
Labor bill timing eyed as unions seek action
The discussion centers on approving a resolution and then calling up the bill when desired. Chairman May of Kentucky notes timing depends on labor committee progress. The groups weigh President Truman’s proposal for fact finding boards to resolve major industrial disputes and to impose a 30 day strike ban.
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May
D-Ky
Labor Committee
Truman
May hints at union move on regulation measure
May said the labor committee had no hearing today and he might convene his group to consider adding the President's proposal as an amendment to the union regulation bill. He indicated he would act last week if the committee did not move promptly.
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Labor Committee
May
Dempsey Arrives in Indonesia Under SEA Command
Aneta reports British Lieutenant General Miles C. Dempsey, commander of ground forces under Southeast Asia Command, arrived today in Indonesia amid wartime movements. The note mentions Indonesian wage steadiness during a period of absence.
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Comunus
Aneta
Miles C. Dempsey
Southeast Asia Command
Premier Sjahrir seeks world recognition amid Indonesian push
Premier Sjahrir urged global recognition of his regime while British forces tightened wartime secrecy on troop movements. He said Indonesia had won independence and would negotiate after internal recognition, amid reports of British talks to discuss the dispute after extremist elements were eliminated.
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Sjahrir
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