Cornwell McCartney wedding announced at Presbyterian parsonage
Miss Mae Olive McCartney and Keith Cornwell were married in a single ring ceremony at the Presbyterian parsonage on Wednesday evening November 25. Rev. FP Turvander officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob McCartney of near Knottsville. the groom is the son of Henry D. Cornwell of Evansville. They will live with the bride’s parents for now.
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Evansville
Fellowsville High School
Frederick Snare Corporation
Cornwell
Maloy Attacks Carnegie-Illinois Employee Plan on Wage Delays
Elmer J. Maloy, a Duquesne employee for Carnegie-Illinois Steel, testified before the National Labor Relations Board that the company’s employee representation plan bars wage increase requests and can stall for years. He said a December 1934 demand remains unsettled and that minutes were edited by officials. Burnett countered that workers voted for the plan in 1934.
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Washington
Elmer J. Maloy
Duquesne
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
National Labor Relations Board
J. Warren Madden
Maloy
Stall
Maley
B. F.pairless
Carnegie-Illinois
L. H. Burnett
Marriage of Virginia Holt and James Engelhardt in Charleston
The announcement details the November 27 Charleston marriage of Miss Virginia Maria Holtdaughter of J A and the late Iole It of 231 Thayer street and James Goudy Engelhardt son of E G Engelhardt of New and nephew of Dr and Mrs L Potts of Walnut street The ceremony was at seven oclock in the Lutheran church parsonage with Rev W C Cline officiating The couple will reside in Charleston The bride and groom are described as popular and educated with the bride having taught in Grafton and the groom a state statistician in Charleston A bridge party hosted by the bride's sister Miss Louise Holt preceded the news in a Christmas themed home event with guests and prizes The section also mentions a St Pauls M and M Christmas party for Boy Scouts and a surprise birthday for Mrs T T Kirkpatrick with a party hosted by her husband
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Virginia Maria Holt
Dughter
J. A
Iole
Thayer Street
Jomes Goudy Engelhardt
E. G. Engelhardt
New
Charleston
W. C. Cline
Thisty
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Lnter
Columbia University
Grafton
West Grafton
Potomac State College
National Reemployment Service
Engelhardt
Parkersburg
Olres Curry
George
Keen
Charles
E. F. Clark, Jr
Fred Behroeder
R. Virgil Ro
Grace Miller
Mildred Keefer
Carrie Bennett
Dorothy Lambert
Reggie Childs Sures To Please At Grafton Alumni Dance
Grafton residents enjoy swing music by Reggie Childs and his 12 piece orchestra at the Moose Home. The group will provide the rhythm for the 2 Grafton High school Alumni dance at the field house on December 28. Childs has recorded for RCA Victor and played venues from San Diego Country Club to Roosevelt Hotel New York. He also appeared on commercial radio programs and plans to perform locally, with a girl vocalist.
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Grafton
Reggie Childs
Moose Home
Childs
San Diego
Essex House
Newark
Roosevelt Hotel
New York City
Seeley Air Weavvers
Fox Fur Trappers
Iiss
Social calendar notes from Fide lis and Now and Then clubs
Dec 21 meeting of the Fide lis club at Mrs Geo Brinkman Loveland Plaza with gaming and refreshments served by Mrs Tony Sorbella and Mrs Margaret Adlington. Also Now and Then club quilting at Mrs George Kiger on Grafton route 3 celebrating its hostess thirty fourth wedding anniversary and a Christmas dance recital by Morgan Studio at Moose Home featuring Grafton pupils.
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The
Fidelis Club
Tony Sorbella
Margaret Adlington
Ben Marks
Gertrude Pitzer
Charles Shroyer
Paul Wright
Max Phillips
Aggie Kirkpatrick
Charles Kirkpatrick
Charles Adlington
A. J. Sorbella
John Monroe
Arthur Knicely
A. M. Kirkpatrick
T. T. Kirkpatrick
George Kiger
Grafton
Arthur Allender
Naomi Allender
Ersel Knotts
James Robison
J.D
Opera House Opens With Trio Of New Star Revelations
The Opera House showcases three new stars in I Stand Condemned a drama of love and espionage. Harry Baut delivers a landmark English debut as Briukov while Laurence Olivier shines as Ignatoff and Penelope Dudley Ward embodies Natasha the aristocratic nurse torn between love and loyalty. See her for yourselfland surrender.
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Opera House
Harry Baut
Emil Jannings
Charles Laughton
Baut
Briukov
Natasha
Laurence Olivier
Ignatoff
Ignaoft
Brioukov
Aging farmer Elijah Dye dies in Wood County
Elijah P. Dye, 69, prominent farmer and lifelong Wood County resident, died today in Parkersburg. He served as president of the Wood County Farm Loan Association.
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Parkersburg
Elijah P. Dye
Wood County
Wood County Farm Loan Association
Judge-elect Chambers resigns as Logan city clerk
Logan December 17 Circuit Judge elect Chambers resigns as city clerk. Council appoints R H Casto former assistant state attorney general to succeed him.
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Logan
Chambers
Council
R. H. Casto
Funeral Services Held for Bolyard Baby in Shiloh Church
Funeral services for Virgil Lee Bolyard nine months old son of Ira and Minnie Poling Bolyard were held yesterday at the Shiloh church in Preston county burial followed in Shiloh cemetery. Survived by parents five sisters four brothers and a number of aunts and uncles all residing in Grafton where the family is well known.
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Virgil Lee Bolyard
Ira
Minnie Poling Bolyard
Preston County
Shiloh Church
Shiloh
Grafton
Germany Eyes British Aid As Wheat Shortage Grows
The piece notes Germany's wheat reserves depleting and gold reserves strained by food purchases. British foreign secretary Eden says aid would be easier if Germany's economic crisis wasn't tied to vast rearmament. German economists counter that Nazi recovery hinges on war contracts and rearming continues, boosting war industries and lowering unemployment from six million to about one million since 1933.
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Reich
Ministry of Economics
Germany
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
War Ministry
Shirley Tops Century Fox Box Office with Record Earnings
Shirley tops 1936 box office as Century Fox estimates 240000000 viewers for her films. British theatre men rate her the top attraction, unique among Americans to achieve this twice. Her contract began at 150 a week. now sources say about 75000 per picture with 12 films made and earnings over 1.25 million in studio salaries plus advertising ties. She will be eight next April 23.
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Century-Fox Studios
United States
England
Gracie Fields
Holiday visitors from Shenandoah and nearby colleges
Miss Margaret Ridenour of Shenandoah college Dayton VA and Mary Jane Spaur student at West Virginia University are home for holidays. Bill Frey Alfred university Alfred NC and Carolyn Rendle Potomac State college Keyser will spend Christmas at home with their parents. Darris Barnhard, a damworker, was treated at Grafton City hospital this morning for an injured hand. Notice of Stockholders'
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Margaret Ridenour
Shenandoah College
Dayton
Dorsey Ridenour
Thayer Street
Mary Jane Spaur
West Virginia University
Bill Frey
Alfred University
Alfred, N. C
W. J. Frey
McGraw Avenue
Carolyn Rendle
Potomac State College
Keyser
Stockholders Meeting at First National Bank of Grafton
The First National Bank of Graf ton in Grafton West Virginia will hold a stockholders meeting on Tuesday January 12 1937 from 130 to 230 pm at the bank to elect a Board of Directors for the coming year and conduct any other business. Cashier OQ Jay Fleming notes the notice dated December 12 19 26 and January 2.
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First National Bank of Grafton
Grafton
W. Va
Jay Fleming
Strange Creatures. Second Color Picture Feature
A colorful feature titled Strange Creatures shows a second illustration from a sea life series. It is part of the December 21 issue of the American Weekly, a magazine packaged with the Baltimore Sunday American. Readers are reminded to obtain the issue at local newsstands.
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Baltimore Sunday American
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