Former Local Resident Mrs. Ethel Wynn Passes Away
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Ethel D. Wynn former resident of Grafton daughter of Zebulton and Luella Knotts. She had been in ill health for over a year but her condition worsened shortly before death. Her husband Earl Wynn a World War I veteran died in 1947. Survivors include sister Blanche Knotts living with her in Mansfield, two nieces and eee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel D. Wynn
Grafton
Zebulton
Luella Poe Knotts
Earl Wynn
Blanche Knotts
Mansfield
Obituary Fragments Mention Withers Zinner Man Burns Brown
Nephens Mrs Helen Withers of Grafton and Mrs Joan Zinnerman of Minnesota, Leonard Burns Brown of Newark Ohio. Funeral services and interven was held in Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nephens
Helen Withers
Grafton
Joan Zinnerman
Minnesota
Leonard Burns Brown
Newark
Ohio
Mansfield
B&O Workers Contribute to Salvation Army Campaign
Baltimore and Ohio railroad staff raised 450 for the Salvation Army annual fund drive ending December 4. Captain Lynn Wiseman credited workers E Stinson Jr, H B Daugherty, D L Outright, A N Peters, E Pepper, C N Mays, R M Heflin, W S Furlow, W R Gerkin, J P Sterling, and Viola B Hickman for outstanding cooperation. Col and Mrs Robert Rose, divisional commander in Baltimore, attended a local advisory board meeting where Christmas activities were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Wiseman
Salvation Army
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wiseman
E. Stinson, Jr
H. B. Daugherty
D. L. Outright
A. N. Peters
E. Pepper
C. N. Mays
R. M. Heflin
W. S. Furlow
W. R. Gerkin
J. P. Sterling
Viola B. Hickman
Robert Rose
St Vation Army
Baltimore
Loca O Organization
Christma
Irish To Battle Tunnelton High In Away Game
St. Augustine's seeks a third straight win as they travel to Tunnelton High for a tough away game. The Irish hope to extend momentum after a 49 to 43 win over Belington, but unfamiliar court and a potentially unfamiliar Tunnelton lineup add risk to the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnelton High
St. Augustine
Tunnelton
Belington
Trish
Bridgeport
Pat Hull
Rosemont Man To Be Reburied This Thursday
Rosemont honors William Paugh Cole 28 who died in France in World War II with a 10 a.m. Thursday reinterment at Rosemont church. He leaves wife Ross I Gerard, two sons John Kenneth and William Paugh, mother Mary E. Cole, sisters Curry Pyles Joseph Eisner Riley Miller, and brother Kenneth D. Cole. Burial at Holy Cross cemetery in Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemont Church
William Paugh Cole
Rosemont
France
Holy Cross Cemetery
Clarksburg
Ross I Gerard Cole
John Kenneth
Mary E. Cole
Independence
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Malony's Drug & Chemical CO
Malone’s Drug & Chemicat: CO
Melvin Newson
Taylor County
Speed
Ironer
Acnet
G.E. Tidy
Joiner
Homecraft
Schwinn
W. Va
Aia
Charleston
Riley
Court of Claims
Leroy
American Hockey League
Kingwood
Preston
Auburn
Georgia
Alabama
Georgia Tech
John Kimbrough
Los Angeles Dons
Buffalo
Grafton Jewelry Company
Main Street
Madras
Oxford
West Main
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