Miss Anna Laura Craft Weds Walter R Thayer in Wheeling Nuptials
Miss Anna Laura Craft of Wheeling marries Walter R Thayer of Grafton in a December 6 ceremony at Trinity church Wheeling officiated by Rev Father Owen Lenhyon. Bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth Craft and best man Mer Schneid attend. The couple will live in Grafton.
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Anna Laura Craft
Walter R. Thayer
Wheeling
Blessed
Trinity Church
Gratton
Grafton
Jose
Lessed Trinity Church
Owen Len- Hyon
Elizabeth Craft
Hewster
Mrmer Schneid
South Front Treet
Mr. and
Mars
Braft
Christmas Dinner and Wedding Notes in Local News
Mrs. Fred Young hosted a Christmas turkey dinner at West Main Street in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Shall Abrams of Detroit Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. G. Annon and son Junior of Grafton. Guests enjoyed banco and Christmas decorations enhanced the festive setting. A second item notes a Yuletide wedding of C. Z. Pitzer, former candlemaker, and Mrs. Franc Heever, Mills Virginia postmistress, at a Presbyterian church in Millwood Virginia, with about one hundred guests and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple plan to live in Millwood after a brief honeymoon in eastern cities.
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Thayer
St. Joseph's Academy
DeSales Heights Academy
Parkersburg
Myrtle Thayer
Thayer Street
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Fairmont State Normal School
Middle Atlantic Supply Company
Fetterman
Grafton
the Sentinel
Fturkey
Fred Young
West Maintreet
Shall Abrams
Detroit
Chigan
G. Annon and Son Junior
Graton
James Briley Knotts
Ralph Watkins
Mary Louise
Floyd Ralph
Clemsen
Rarl Jacobs
Irs
Mary Knotts
Arthur Knottswald
Lloyd Knotts
Lillie Jay
Lula Gay
Junior Ball
Homer Thorn
Myrtle Jacobs
Miford Thorn
John Bill
Justine Jacobs
Rose Mary
Gerud
Hreer-Greever
C. Z. Pitzer
Franc Heever
Mills
Virginia
Pitzer
Millwood
Mystery horse barred from state turf sale buyer tied to dye
Charleston December reports that West Virginia Agriculture Commissioner McLaughlin ruled off the state turf a dyed horse nicknamed mystery horse found at Charles Town track. Purchaser Michael Krock of Perth Amboy New Jersey was named in the paddock sale and the horse will be barred from racing until its coat returns to its natural brown color.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Michael Krock
Perth Amboy
N. J
McLaughlin
Charles Town
Jefferson County
Mystery horse ringer identified in West Virginia racing case
Identification established in a case involving a two year old horse sold at pad dock. Purchaser barred from West Virginia tracks while investigators probe accusations that the horse named Hustle Over was redirected to be a ringer, identified as Two Brooms.
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West Virginia
Krock
Stewarts
Charles Town
McLaughlin
Neely ends reply frenzy with moratorium on mail
Fairmont December 28 Senator M M Neely told reporters sheer physical exhaustion forces an indefinite halt to superfluous time killing correspondence about issues beyond his control He cites 1699 letters after an article on federal employment inquiries and requests to broaden the investigation He bans patronage requests census supervisor pleas and political pressure regarding Home Owners Loan Corporation and the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore.
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Fairmont
M. M. Neely
West Virginia
Washington
Neely
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Sanders Wins Sixth District Special Election in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports show J. Sanders Jr leading with more than double the votes of Mrs. Bolivar E. Kemp in a special election for the sixth district. Kemp had been declared winner December 5 with Huey P. Long’s backing after a nonprimary contest. Returns from about two thirds of precincts are in.
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Baton Rouge
J. ¥. Sanders, Jr
Bolivar E. Kemp
Huey P. Long
Local Folks Recover and Visit Over Holidays
Several residents return to activity after illness and travel for Christmas. W. Auit, manager of the Telephone Company, has recovered from a November illness. Miss Addie Brown visits from Wheeling, Mrs. Ruby Brown Flanagan recovers from sinus surgery, Wayman Brown visits from Lumberport, and George Hardesty visits with his mother. Nellie Cook, a Davis teacher, and Elizabeth Shafferman visit family, while Phyllis Furlow resumes nursing studies in Cumberland after holidays.
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D, W. Auit
C, and
Addie Brown
Wheeling
Ruby Brown Flanagan
Blueville
Ruby B. Flanagan
Cooks Hospital
Fairmont
Wayman Brown
Lumberport
C. L. Cook
George Hardesty
Near Tunnelton
Sarah
Edyard
Nellie Cook
Davis
W. Va
Mellie Cook
O. L. Cook
Carrol Dotson
David
Charleston
L. O. Dotson
Elizabeth Shafferman
Parkersburg
W. H. Shafferman
Loveland
Phyllis Furlow
Cumberland
C. Furlow
Lincoln Street
E. K. Satterfield
Jennie June
Wilford Street
Camden Summers
Fashionable Silken Striped Dress Details In Sportwear
The article outlines a striped silken dress with a deep loose armhole and club collar paired with a ribbed cotton two piece. It notes varied sleeve styles from short cap to three quarter length, sleeve tops as crucial for detail, and neck trends including small square necks and high necks with band collars. It highlights a side closed dress with a band neck finish and mentions four pockets and shirt sleeves, emphasizing the two piece dress for sports.
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Tailleur
Winters Abroad and Holiday Visits Highlight Local News
Mrs G C Burrell left for Orlando to spend the winter in Florida. Mr and Mrs R D Kelly and daughter Eunice of 448 Maple Ave returned from Indiana after Christmas with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Taylor of Washington DC visited his parents in Thornton with Mrs Taylor's brother Mr McLeroy. Mr and Mrs H L Foster spent Christmas with the Beall family in Pruntytown. John Harter, Chatham Hotel manager in Detroit, returned home after Christmas with relatives here.
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G. C. Burrell
Orlando
Florida
R. D. Kelly
Eunice Kelly
Maple Avenue
Indiana
Moose Home New Year Dance Promises Music And Surprises
The Woman's Club of Grafton hosts a New Year dance at the Moose Home beginning at midnight for three hours with Goldberg's Orchestra of Elkins providing music. Patrons include Mrs. W. A. Beavers and other officers. committees cover music, program, and decorations. Tickets are selling fast amid secrecy over some specialty numbers. Also included are recipes and Washington Tidbits for party snacks.
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Woman's Club of
Grafton
Moose Home
Goldberg
Elkins
West Virginia
Woman's Club
W. A. Beavers
H. R. Gibson
C. G. Tner
D.C. Peck
Alden Beagle
John Tucker
J. M. Riffee
DAR Christmas Meeting Set At Regent’s Home
The Daughters of the American Revolution hold their regular Christmas meeting Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the Beech Street home of Regent Mrs Elizabeth Hanley with Mrs Florence Wilkinson as joint hostess. Gifts will be exchanged.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Elizabeth Hanley
Beech Street
Hanley
Florence Wilkinson
Recovery director to lead national recovery council campaign
President Roosevelt names Frank Walker to direct the recovery campaign under the national recovery council. The council was formed recently, per Associated Press. Reduced prices on gas heaters advertised by Clark's Plumbing & Hardware with AR contact.
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Roosevelt
Frank ©. Walker
National Recovery Council
Associated Press
Clark’s Plumbing & Hardware
My Beauty Hint by Dorothy Ward Actress
Screen actress Dorothy Ward shares a beauty tip mixing rolled oats with milk to create a skin whitening paste for a soft smooth complexion. The advice emphasizes a simple home remedy rather than commercial products.
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Dorothy Ward
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