Quiet Graton wedding and holiday events reported
Mary Margaret Sommerville reports a quiet local wedding in Gratton and details of social events and dances. The ceremony united Miss Margaret Johns and Mr. John Pitzer with officiating minister Rev. Craix. Plans for a Woodrow Wilson birthday reception and Christmas dances at Elk and Moose venues are noted along with a Sunday school program at West Main M E Church.
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Grafton
Bill Noll
Joe Hergert
Tse
Genevieve Anderson
Grff
High Hatters Orchestra
Edlgar Tucker
Fet
Onk
Atendance
Thn
The
Sentinel
Chestra
Archibald Moore
the Sentinel
Johns Pitter
Wiliam ‘Anderson
R Fon Packer
Oakland
Margaret Gheceke
Robert Pitzer
Rosé Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Alma Smoot
Keyser
Carl Turnley
Harry Shrader
Orlan van Zandt
Fairmont
Roy Mesksnger
All Dressed Up For The New Year In Rosemont Festivities
A detailed social roundup from Oakland Maryland describes a Christmas stage play with townspeople including the Kerns family in Rosemont, a Grand Army women’s meeting in Red Men’s hall, and several parties. Notables Jeannette Sturm and Earl Kerns wed December 21 in Philippi Rosemont. Ralph Kunst hosts a birthday surprise. a breakfast dance on December 26 features Evelyn and Ruth Welch with Arthur Welch, including decorations, a formal menu, and social guests from nearby counties.
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Grand Army
Red Men’s Hall
Barbour County
Josephine Kerns
Rosemont
Taylor County
Evelyn
Ruth Welch
Arthur, Welch
Houie
East Knotts Avenue
Grafton
Mlnson
Alice Preiss
Ruth Turner
Melba Waters
Lucille McGafferty
Clara Vennett
Eloise Kerr
Geraldine Morgan
Margaret Vogeding
Emma Annis Thayer
Evelyn Welch
Charles Thayer
Rufus
Holden
George Hechmer, Jr
Charles Watkins
Lohm Kunst
Charles Witmorth
Paul Newlop
Joe Grinnan
Ira Meyers
Arthur Welch
John Howard Martin
Shidnston
Norrie Greitmer
Clarksburg
Christmas Program at St Matthias School Delights Church
Children at St Matthias Episcopal Church School presented a seasonal program on Christmas afternoon featuring Miss Etta Ambler at the organ and Charles Steel Jr. on violin, with recitations by Mary Emily Sommerville and Fanny Belle Sommerville among others. The Valley Inn hosted a lively Midnight Dance from 12:01 to 4 AM.
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St. Matthias Episcopal Church
Etta Ambler
Sidney Sommerville
Jen Coffman
William Oot
Charles Steel, Jr
Mary Emily Sommerville
Beth
Jechem
Pan Moran
Robert_ Sommerville
Harold and
Margaret Moran
Fanny Belle Sommerville
Helen Coffman
J.C. Ambler
Jace
Newburg Christmas Cantata and High School Basketball
A Christmas program titled In Davids Royal City was staged in Newburg High School auditorium by Sunday School members from four churches. The event, led by a church committee, was a first of its kind in town and deemed a success. The high school team defeated the alumni 15 to 10 in the first basketball game of the season, with listed players for both squads. Various local residents were noted as visiting, traveling, or ill during the Christmas period, including families from Homestead and Pittsburgh and Navy recruit August Horchler visiting his mother.
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Newburg
David's Royal City
Charles Geldbaugh
Chas. Geldbaugh
Mildred Strader
Ross Skinner
Willian Mar
High Schobl
Edward Pendergast
Freddy Fromhart
Wallace Fromhart
Earl Gustkey
Chas Baylor
Richard Rizer
Vincent Fromhart
Arthur Baylor
James Dillosa
Ketina Burke
Calhoun
Homestead
L.A. Deck
Clarksburg
John Goldbaugh
Lester
Bricker
Barbara
Pittsburgh
J.L. Gelabaugh
August Horchler
U.S. Navy
Hampton Roads
Rose Horchiler
Kart Smith
Grafton
Ben’ Bias
Howard Frazier
Harriet Annon
Wil
Tom Larue
Potomac
State College
Keyser
Los Angeles Dirigible Hunted After Message Lost
The Los Angeles dirigible searching for the Dawn reported at 6 am off Chatham Mass en route to Sable Island. Cloud cover rose to 1200 feet with no rain. officials said this altitude could aid observation, but heavy precipitation could force a landing. Mrs. Grayson’s safety was hoped for by her father A J Wilson.
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Sable Island
Grayson
A. J. Wilson
Los Angeles
Navy Department
Chatham
Mass
It Pays Dividends With Our Superior Wet Way
It comes natural to us to be polite but at that word it pays dividends. Our superior wet way sure charm you. Our methods of doing business will also make a very proper appeal to your sense of economy.
Population figures for midwest cities from page one
Estimated populations list several cities by class and specific figures. Dayton 180,700, Youngstown 169,400, Canton 173,300. Huntington 65,000, Lakewood 62,200, Portsmouth 60,700. Covington 58,700, Wheeling 56,208, Charleston 63,400. Lima 48,700, Lexington 48,100, Hamilton 48,770, Portsmouth 40,500.
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Dayton
Youngstown
Canton
Huntington
W. Va
Lakewood
Portsmouth
Covington
Wheeling
Charleston
Lima
Lexington
Hamilton
Community programs and schedules at the public library
The public library remains closed until Tuesday. The Woodrow Wilson Chapter Daughters of Democracy hosts a memory program for the late president at the Community Center with music. Kiwanis luncheon at 6:30 pm and Auxiliary semi monthly hikes. Boy Scouts plan a trip to Indian caves along Tygart Valley River with contingents meeting by 10 am. Gym schedule lists Intermediates and Cadets throughout the day.
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Woodrow Wilson
Daughters of Democracy
Kiwanis Club
Shereeton
Tygart Valley River
Ceell Bridge
Camp Y-Rator
Recreation Five
Jed W. Robinson
Hoy
Garr China
Charity spirit aids the needy this holiday season
The Salvation Army did great work caring for the poor during Christmas. The old truth remains that it is more blessed to give than to receive, as people strive to help those without and make them more comfortable through tireless effort.
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The
Salvation Army
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Moose Home
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Virginia Cox
Elizabeth Robinson
Earl
Roy Hughes
West Main Street
Kerns
John. Evans
Tne
George Evans
Beatrice Cox
Lee’ Evans
Ozia Ball
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Orient
Henry Miller
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D. G. Kunst
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