Wedding Bells At St Augustine Church In December
Miss Katherine of this city and Mr William O Brien of Piedmont were married at St Augustine Church on Tuesday morning. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father M J Hannon with nuptial mass at 5 30 o clock. The couple will likely reside in Graf ton. Also announced are a Judson Missionary Society Christmas party and other community entertainments and notices from churches and clubs across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerkin
St. Augustine's
Washington
Katherine
O'Brien
Piedmont
M. J. Hannon
J. M. Garry
Si. Gerkin
Cumberland
Judson Missionary Society
The
First Baptist Church
United Brethren Church
Dewey Avenue
Naomi Butcher
Gratton
Mike J. Ando
Wendel
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ando
Simpson
Ladies Aid Society of
Webster
Yoak
Ladies Ald Society of the
Jean Murray
St. Paul’s Lutheran,Church
Kate Koelz
Walnut Street
About & Yelock
Dorothy Kinsler
Murray
Koelz
Margaret Hoffman
B. I. Howell
Woman's Club
Elks Home
Main Street
Woman's Music Club of
Grafton
Mammoth Hightech
Society Ramblers Ofchesire
Western Mary
Woman's Music Club
the Sentinel
Parent-Teacher Association
Pleasant Valley
Nellie Mason
Denzil Corder
Garland Gawthrope
Carl Gawthrop
Phyllis Bloom
German Scranage
Bethlehem
Winifred Currey
Ralph Kester
Herman Bartlett
Santa
Lola Bolyard
Mary Rose Richards
Eva Gawthrop
Edna Cropp
Santa Claus
Frederick Bloom
Irene Bartlett
Dolly
Ruth Kester
Hettie Richards
Jonas
Benjamin Richards
Solomon Barker
Sowee Garland
Gawthrop
Tom Davis
Ned Voces
Malden Richards
Davis
Pearl Bolyard
Susan
Walter Kester
Nell Lola Bolyard
Ross ‘Anna Richards
Wayne Corder
Charlotte Bloom
Mable Bolyard
Tessie Cropp
Naomi Kester
Otis Bartlett
Betty Tarwell
Martha Bartlett
Mignette
Mary Richards
Knny
Martha Dartlett
Tom
Season's Greetings From Florence Poe Donohue to Grafton
A seasonal message from Mrs Florence Poe Donohue extends well wishes to the people of Grafton and surrounding area. She thanks those who aided her millinery business in the new location and wishes a happy and prosperous new year to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Twin boys born to Reed family in December birth notice
Mr and Mrs Sherman L Reed of West Bluemont announce the arrival of twin boys born December 26, to be named Lester Sherman and Chester Lewis. Mrs Reed formerly Miss Hazel Stockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman L. Reed
West Bluemont Street
Lester Sherman
Chester Lewis
Christmas Exercises At Lutheran Church Pleased
Christmas observance at St. Pauls Lutheran Church and Sunday School drew large crowds. The Sunday school service featured a gift to the superintendent William H Shafferman from the adult classes a handsome auto robe and leather pocket book. Reverend P T Crickenberger delivered a sermon on Christmas meaning under the theme Gloria In excelsis with the congregation singing traditional carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Paul's Lutheran Church
William H. Shafferman
No School
P. T. Crickenberger
Stomach Ailments Reported Amid Health Prompts
An unclear brief notes stomach pains and appetite issues tied to a prompt involving Neuro-Somnia tablets. It references Pavel and a world tests context, but the exact facts and entities are fragmented and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinth
Pavel Ay
Marriage expert issues rules for her to follow
Eddie Foy, veteran vaudeville star, shares marriage wisdom from his New Rochelle home. He says love and faith matter most before any lasting union and recalls four marriages. Gladys Bacher in East Orange reportedly drafted a playful decalogue for fiancé Harold Breck, later said to be a joke. Foy notes happiness comes from sticking to marriage as a profession, not quitting when tired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Bacher
Harold K. Breck
Eddie Foy
Foy
Eddie
New Jersey
Miss Bacher
East Orange
N. J
Everett
Mass
Marriage Rules to Be Signed by HER
A quirky list suggested by Eadie Foy outlines ten rules for a harmonious marriage. It humorously covers faithfulness, thrift, temper, and daily care, including not nagging and sharing meal preparation. The tone mirrors lightening social columns from a past era and echoes domestic satire.
Christmas Eve Service and Pageant at Local Church
The senior and junior vested choir led a Christmas program with a 7:80 p.m. Sunday school exercises, a decorated church, and a pageant titled The Hope of the World performed by intermediate and junior classes. The superintendent presented a purse of money to two long-standing members, Crickenberger and Wittman, from the congregation. The American Legion and Auxiliary meet at 8 p.m., and a day hike to Indian caves is planned with departure at 10 a.m., plus today and tomorrow’s gym schedules for various groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calla
Messrs
D.G. Kunst
John Wittman
Jaide
Rey
Crickenberger
Tey
Christmas visits noted across Grafton area
A roundup of holiday travel and gatherings through Grafton and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. J L Howard of Imperial visiting Blueville relatives, Madeline Mary and John Dougherty Jr in Nelsonville, Arch Cassell in Grafton with John Cassell, and many others from Fairmont Clarksburg and Wheeling joining family and friends for Christmas. Numerous local residents travel to Columbus Cumberland Parkersburg and Pittsburgh for visits, funerals, or holidays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Howard
Imperial
W. Va
Blueville
Madeline
Mary
John Dougherty
Ann Wickham
Arthur Kelley
Nelsonville
Ohio
Arch Cassell
Fairmont
Grafton
John Cassell
J. H. Richie
Hagedorn Construction Company
Johnstown
Paj
Ritchie
Martha Scranage
Carl Evans
Locust Avenue
William Cassell
Seattle
Harold, Ward
Clarksburg
Flora Summers
G. B. Henderson
C.B. Ware
Wheeling
George O'Donnell
Josephine Perkins
Mannheim
R. ©. Jones
West. Side
Harold Crickenberger
Cabin Creek
Florence Poe Donohue
Pauline Mallory
Joe Mallory, Jr
F. S. Suddarth
Thayer Street
R. W. Trowbridge
Columbus
Willliam B. Demoss
Joseph Sacobs
Ralph Newton
Pittsburgh
J. M.garry
Joseph Korte
Cincinnati
J. B. Korte
Maple Avenue
U. S. Morrow
Meadland
Louwilla
Tillie Lenhart
Kingwood
Virginia
Louise Holt
W.C. Goodwin
Cumberland
Maryland
William
Petroleum
Caroline
Dorsey Pickens
J. A. Pickens
Parkersburg
T.K. Faherty
Ralph Cline
C. L. Ford
C. R. Dotson
GB. Farlow
A.B. Cutright
John Donnachie
A. R. Bolyard
Parsons
Jacob W. Baughman
Bdyard
Glenn Prim
Mr. Prim
F. A. Prim
Washington
Earl Satterfield
Zanesville
Websters Key Role At Texas Wheat Growers Co-op
Black Velvet Insets, treasurer of the Texas Wheat Growers Association, managed millions of bushels of wheat worth millions of dollars after harvest. Her leadership at the cooperative marketing enterprise led farmers to entrust her with extra duties this winter as they expanded to market their coarse grains in addition to wheat. Miss Webster is in her early thirties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trensurer
Texas Wheat Growers' Association
Co-Operative
Miss Webster
Jinx Basement Restaurant Finds Success in Columbia
The Columba proprietor Tady Lock Smiles transformed a cellar eating place once nicknamed a jinx into a bustling business at The Jinx. After changing the phone number to 1313, patronage grew and luck shifted from failure to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinibiny Mo
Columia
Chittum Retires After 65 Years in Lexington Boots and Shoes
Charles H. Chittum of Lexington Virginia retires after four generations of local service repairing boots and shoes. He notes a simple wish for change while reflections on long family involvement in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Charles H. Chittum
Horizontal Stripes By Madame Lisbeth Fashion Note
The text describes a pattern in stripes with contrasting materials suitable for many observers. It mentions a bodice accent, a blue or lucent frock, and hands, black satin, and gold shine. A planted headpiece near the home and a fedora are referenced as accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Lisbeth
Woman Smols Waterway for Texas Farmers
In Amarillo Texas a man appointed his wife as purchasing agent but Texas wheat growers chose four women to sell their grain led by Grace Webster secretary and organizer for the cooperative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Ja Man
Miss Grace, Webster
Diamonds and a chicken in a curious tale of a ring
A man promises his wife a diamond ring while a humorous misdeal over a chicken dinner unfolds. The gem’s value is pegged at 200 dollars by a jeweler, with a one dollar and eight cent chicken purchase noted. The husband withdraws the complaint after the clever twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF England
Angelo
Planes Autos Help Swell Rail Traffic
New York reports that motor vehicles and airplanes compete with railroads yet require large freight shipments. More than 1,000 freight carloads are needed to equip a flying field as other modern inventions boost rail freight, including refrigeration expanding farm products shipments and radio driving batteries and cabinets transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Streight
Tee
Forty Percent of U.S. Rebuilt in Four Years
Bedford Indiana reports a survey by the Indiana Limestone Company claiming about 40 percent of the United States has been rebuilt in four years. It notes new structures costing over twenty five billion replacing cheaper construction amid concerns over quality. The item ends with a quip about corn and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bedford
Ind
United States
Indiana Limestone Company
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Grafton Sensei
Wditerist Department
Mary Margaret Sommerville
Society Reporter
Junior League of
al Mabie
Orchestra
Morgantown
Pauline Jamison
C. €. Vance
Inter League
R. B. Yoak
Webster Methodist Episcopal
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Jed. W. Robinson
McGraw Avenue
Thomas W. Enis
Robinson
Bam Fisher
Florence Poe Donohue Spotepninda Fein Inbots
Pene
Lutheran Church
William H. Ritt
Central Press
Eadie
St. Paul
American Legion and Auxiliary
Cecil
Andrews
Carr China
Simpson High
Business Men
Recreation
Mbolisbeth
Thodier
Sports
Tady Lock Smiles
QUITS
LASY
Ting
Enon
London
Pamplona
Spain
Pamplona Choral Society
All Musical Madrid
OE Gram
Pamplona Choral ‘Society
Elitof Alti
Tte
Esike
Ure
Red Carter
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