Marriage Announced for Phyllis Goff and Kenneth Strader
Mr and Mrs J B Goff announce the marriage of their daughter Phyllis to Kenneth Strader son of Corp and Mrs Fred Strader of West Wilford Street. The ceremony was conducted November 27 by Rev Lois Strader in the United Brethren parsonage. Phyllis a local high school graduate and former assistant librarian. Kenneth a Webster Springs High School graduate of 1933. They will reside on Barrett Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Goff
Phyllis
Kenneth Strader
Corp
Fred Strader
West Wilford St
Lois Strader
United Brethren Parsonage
Webster Springs High School
Strader
Barrett Street
Social Calendar of Late December in Latrobe and Nearby
The social calendar lists events from December 22 to January 2 including lodge meetings at 7 30 p m at Latrobe street Recreation center, a Christmas party for Youth Temperance Council, a pageant at West Main Street M E church, first Presbyterian church hostess gatherings, DAR Christmas party at 23 Washington Street, Woman's Benefit Association meeting with officer installation at Redmen's hall, and a covered dish supper with gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. C. Lodge
Youth Temperance Council
Latrobe Street
The
West Main Street
M. E
T. W. Heironimus
Rhea Fisher
A. A. Miller
William D. Fisher
First Presbyterian Church
Heironimus
East
Washington Street
Elizabeth Cummins
Jackson
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. N. Tregellas
Waiteington Street
Grace Wolfe
Woman's Benefit Association
Redmen’s Hall
Margaret Marvin
Christmas Program At Lucretia School By 4 H Club
Lucretia school presented a Christmas program Wednesday afternoon at 1 o clock attended by many parents and friends. The event directed by Sylvia Marie Williams featured recitations songs and a visit from Santa Claus who helped with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia
4-H Club
Sylvia Marie Williams
Betty Joan Kirkpatrick
Geraldine Williams
Helen Miller
Ruby Mason
Bertha Martin
Charles Kisor
Dolores Elaine Roy
Ruby Nestor
Betty Jean DeMoss
Donald Lee Mason
Betty Farrance
Thelma Williams
Jesus Christ Is
Holiday Visits and Local Medical News In Grafton
Mr and Mrs J B Leamon left Priday for Pittsburgh to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Bernard Stairs and their daughter. Charles Englehardt of Charleston arrived to visit relatives. Art Stutler of St John Street underwent major surgery at City Hospital. Ralph Lantz returned home to Knottsville Road after confinement at City Hospital. Mrs Nettie Beverlin of Walnut Street broke her hip Friday and was admitted to City Hospital. Miss Merya Tregellas of Baltimore will visit grandmother Mrs J N Tregellas in Washington Street over the holidays. she is daughter of Leland Tregellas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Englehardt
Charleston
Art Stutler
St. John Street
City Hospital
Ralph Lantz
Knottsville Road
Nettie Beverlin
Walnut ' Stret
Merya Tregellas
Baltimore
Grafton
J. N. Tregellas
Washington Street
Leland. Tregellas
Son Held For Slaying Dad in Lewisburg
In Lewisburg on December 23 Seldon H. McClintic 44 a member of a prominent Greenbrier County family was shot and killed by his son Earl McClintic 22 who claimed self defense The elder McClintic had been drinking and quarrelsome leading to his son going upstairs for a rifle The son was released on bond pending further investigation The victim was brother to Dr J F McClintic former warden of the state penitentiary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
Seldon H. McClintic
Greenbrier
N. L. Sidebottom
Rader's Valley
Earl McClintic
J. F. McClintic
State Penitentiary
Sidebottom
Barl McClintic
Side
Earl
McClintic
Oil company suit filed over burn injury in Charleston
Staten Hunt, 17, filed a $5 000 damage suit against South Penn Oil Co claiming gasoline leaked from adjacent tanks caused a drip gasoline pool to ignite after he dropped a lit match October 7. The incident occurred on the highway near Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Staten Hunt
South Penn Oil Company
Hunt
Gimp Snyder Found Guilty of Attempted Murder
Martin Snyder known as The Gimp was convicted of attempting to murder pianist Myrl Alderman at Alderman's Hollywood Hills home on Oct. 15. Jury acquitted him of aiming at Ruth Etting and his daughter Edith. Kidnapping charge dropped. Sentencing up to 20 years. Snyder showed momentary emotion then kept composure. Etting and Edith expressed no malice, while Snyder wished them a merry Christmas. Alderman step in after trial with alimony increase and fan mail noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Martin
Ruth Etting
Miss Etting
Edith Snyder
Alderman
Snyder
Jerry Giesler
Edith
Miss Eting
Miss Snyder
George D. Muray
Chicago
Alderman’s wife wins court order for higher child support
Alma Alderman secured a court order raising monthly child support from 40 to 65 dollars for their 14 month old Norma. The legal action highlights ongoing strain amid other political talks and international conference efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman
Alma
Norma
Shroyer Couple Welcome First Child At City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Allen Shroyer of route 5 are parents to a 5 pound 10 ounce daughter born Friday morning at the city hospital. The newborn is unnamed and this is the couple’s first child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Shroyer
Route 5
City Hospital
Tree Stealer Is Murdered in Ohio Farm Shooting
Elyria Ohio December 23 1931 William Case an 84 year old farmer shot and killed William Rousseau 37 and seriously wounded Minnie Rousseau 29 after they began cutting an evergreen on Case’s farm near Grafton while Case protected his trees. Case held without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
William Case
William Rousseau
Rousseau
Minnie
Case
Santa Claus
Carl Finegan
American
Auctioneer at 84 cashes in on youth investment
The text notes that at age 84 he was cashing in on investments from his youth, while describing Rousseau as a trick driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rousseau
Lon H. Kelly Death Victim In Charleston
Lon H. Kelly aged 57, former president of the West Virginia state bar association and a longtime figure in state politics, died at 6 a m after a long illness. A former district attorney and Rotary district governor, he had recently undergone surgery in New York and suffered a relapse. He served as assistant U S district attorney, district attorney, and held Masonry leadership including grand master from 1910 to 1912. Survived by his widow and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Lon H. Kelly
State Bar Association
West Virginia
Kelly
Rotary
New York
Braxton
Washington and Lee University College of Law
Braxton County
Sutton
U. S
Masons
Masonic Order
Order
Naw
Local Firm Partner Named In Charleston Notice
Robert G. Kelly and son Slawyer are cited in a Charleston notice naming Joe W. Savage and Miss Kelly as the two daughters. The text notes Kelly was a partner in the Brown, Jackson 4 Knight firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Kelly. Slawyer
Joe W. Savage
Miss Kelly
Charleston
Kelly
Brown, Jackson 4 Knight
Agencies face June 30 expiration of key programs
The article notes several federal programs and authorities expiring next June including the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the surplus commodities program. Secretary Morgenthau signals possible extended support beyond June 30, while taxes and financing limits for projects face renewal questions amid broader wartime budget concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nion
Finance Corporation
Hoover
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Treasury
Algo
Commodity Credit Corp Oi
Surplus Commodities Corp
Electric Home
Senate
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Annabel P. Swisher
Society Reporter
Howard Dempsey
Blueville
Richard
Mary Louise Hoban
Thelma Phillips
Wanda Jean Long
Pauline Watkins
Nancy Watkins
Lara Hudson
Lucretia School
Hill Billy Boys
Sweet Pea
Billy Knotts
Andrew's
Edith Trimble
West Francis Street
Helen Gody
Gally Kinsey
Ethel Robison
Mary Paugh
Margaret Cox
Alberta Dowell
Wilma Greenwald
Helen Cody
Eilee White
Martha Sayre
Jean Stein- Hoff
Esther Nestor
Hilda Paugh
Mary Goley
J.B. Leamon
Priday
Pittsburgh
Bernard Stairs
OIL Company
Sheaffer
Buenos Aires
Rios Janeiro
Concha
Argentina
United State
Jspecial
BR. Loar
Deveny Building
Monroe St
Fairmont
W. Vas
Phote
Wuonak
Peta
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