Religion At Home Shapes a Child's Attitude Toward Faith
In this reflection by J. C. Gould, Chaplain of the West Virginia Industrial School for Boys, the author argues that Sunday School is not enough to form a child's religious life. He stresses early home atmosphere, parental love, and mutual respect as the core of faith development, warning that weak homes breed unstable children.
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God
J. C. Gould
W. Va
Industrial School For Boys
Bible Thought for Today Prodigal Son Theme
The prodigal son's father eagerly searched for him and forgives if one returns home. God awaits wayward souls to turn homeward and start anew, a message drawn from Luke 15 20 and courtesy of Press Radio Bible Service Cincinnati Ohio.
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Press-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wendy Barrie Embraces TV Over Movies and Golf Fame
New York entertainment profile of Wendy Barrie, once a film actress now a television host and golf enthusiast. She bluntly calls herself a lousy actress, credits TV for letting her be herself, and recalls radio days, Hollywood B movies, and a pivot to a daily afternoon show while pursuing golf with Wille Turnesa and maintaining slim looks.
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Wendy Barrie
Collee
Sarah Bernhardt
Wendy
Hollywood
Jack Armstrong
Barrie
Dumont
Miss Wendy
Colleee
H. G. Wells
Johnny Farrell
New York
Wille Turnesa
Damocles
Katharine Hepburn
Broadway
Rockefeller Center
Madison Avenue
Milton Berle
Rail wage talks resume in Chicago with unions
In Chicago on January 29 a spokesman for the railroads and 16 non operating unions planned to resume wage and hour talks. The unions retain the right to strike if negotiations fail. A railroad source indicated prospects look favorable for a settlement.
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Chicago
Field House Burns at Princeton High School
Fire destroyed a wooden building housing dressing and shower rooms at Princeton High School athletic field. Principal Melvin McClain estimates the damage, while the blaze origin remains unknown as it was discovered late last night.
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Princeton
Princeton High School
Melvin McClain
4H Officers Training Held at Newburg High School
Miss Betty Ann Kerr president of Tunnelton Senior 4-H taught Recreation for Club Song and Recreation Leaders. Other classes included Harold Effinad as reporters, Roscoe Dodrill secretaries and treasurers, Mrs Margaret Effland officers training presidents, and Roy Propst program planning vice presidents. All local 4-H club leaders officers and committee members were invited to attend.
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Newburg High School
Betty Ann Kerr
Tunnelton
Harold Effinad
Roscoe Dodrill
Margaret Effland
Roy Propst
Eaders
Admitted to Bar at Preston County Court
James T. Bailey Jr was admitted to the Bar at a Preston County special term called by Judge C P Wilhelm He was presented by his father J T Dailey president of the Preston County Bar Association and welcomed by members He is a Kingwood High School graduate who studied at Potomac State Keyser served in the Marine Corps in 1943 spent 18 months at the University of Rochester then attended West Virginia University 1945 earning a law degree last Saturday He is now the youngest member of the local bar association
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C. P. Wilhelm
James T. Bailey, Jr
Preston County
J. T. Dailey
Preston County Bar Association
Kingwood High School
Potomac State College
Keyser
Marine Corps
University of Rochester
West Virginia University
Sally Carroll Celebrates 12th Birthday At Home
Sally Lou Carroll, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Carroll, observed her 12th birthday Wednesday evening at a small party at the Carroll home on Toullton Street. Guests included Sue Snyder Patricia Wilson Donna and Caroline Gibson Donnie Morris John Richard Trouche Charles Schaffer and the guest of honor Sally Carroll.
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Sally Lou Carroll
Arthur Carroll
Carroll
Tunnelton Street
Sue Snyder
Patricia Wilson
Donna
Caroline Gibson
Donnie Morris
John Richard Trouche
Charles Schaffer
Sally Carroll
4 H Club Meeting Minutes From Manheim Valley Giants
The Manheim Valley Giants 4 H club met January 17 at 7 30 in the community building with president James Shaver presiding The agenda titled 4 H Project Forecast featured group singing a poem What Do You Owe by Sue Gibson and Bible reading by Dale Funk Minutes from the prior meeting were read Sue Gibson led the program and a health picture is planned for February 7 at 7 30 in the Mannheim Grade School building
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Manheim Valley Giants
James Shaver
Sue Gibson
Dale Funk
Manheim
Hearing Roundup And Club Meeting In Tunnelton Area
Clyde Miller of Tunnelton faced a Tuesday hearing before Justice Frank Pritt for driving on the wrong side after a Saturday Tunnelton accident. He was found guilty and fined 10 dollars plus costs as the charge shifted from reckless driving. Magistrate Pritt awaits civil-case outcomes. Bruceton Mills Farm Women met January 21 at Mrs. Moyers with Mrs. Warman in charge and Pay Wheeler delivering a feature. Guests and members listed with refreshments served.
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Clyde Miller
Tunnelton
Justice of the Peace
Frank Pritt
Bruceton Mills Farm Women's Club
S. F. Moyers
Luther Warman
Pay Wheeler
Minnie Thomas
Roy Wheeler
Sumner Elliott
Myron Speelman
Morgantown Students Enroll for Second WVU Semester
Betty Skages and Joan Griffith return to Morgantown to enroll for the second semester at West Virginia University. Mr and Mrs James Bonafield relocate from Copeman farm to Bonafield property on High Street with Mrs Guy Bonafield and Miss Ethelynd Bonafield moving into a rear apartment. Dwight Foley moves from Albright to a new home on Price Street. Robert Greaser, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Greaser of Kingwood, enrolls in the university for the second semester.
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Betty Skages
Joan Griffith
Morgantown
West Virginia University
James Bonafield
Copeman Farm
Bonafield
High Street
Guy Bonafield
Ethelynd Bonafield
Dwight Foley
Albright
Price Street
Robert Greaser
Bernard Greaser
Ast
Kingwood
Univer
Dramatic Family Strain Surfaces in Brad's House
Gail Spencer confronts a drunken father in Brad's home as Andrews calls in Dr. Evans and a nurse. Alexandria resents the intrusion, while Gail defends her husband and seeks help for her father, revealing tensions over home, loyalty, and authority.
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Andrews
Fie
Gail
Rogers
Dr. Evans
Alexandria
Brad
Faith Baldwin Cr
Millicent
Pease
B and C Has New Mines and Elk Creek Spur Work
The B and C plan a new mine in Weirton serving local steel plants and another near Fairmont with 500000 tons annual capacity for Sharp steel mills. The Elk Creek spur grading and drainage were done by Sutton Company of Radford and Empire Construction Company of Baltimore, with track laying by A S Wikstrom Inc of Skaneateles New York. Lough Tunnel approaches built by Bates and Boers Construction Corporation.
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Weirton
Wheeling
Buffalo
New York
Detroit
Michigan
Sha~ron Steel Coronation
Fairmont
Sharp Steel
New Elk Creek
B& O
Sutton Company
Radford
Virginia
Empire Construction Company
Baltimore
Maryland
A. S. Wikstrom, Inc
Skaneateles
Lough Tunnel
Bates and Boers Construction Corporation
Engineers Lead B and O Project Under Clarke Authority
B and O engineers Joseph W. Jones regional engineer George E. Norris senior assistant engineer Dave Dunn project engineer and Earl Shharper resident engineer worked under A. C. Clarke chief engineer for the railroad. The text notes the project under a broad jurisdiction with focus on European policy and the Council of Europe as a potential step, but sovereignty surrender effects are expected to be gradual.
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B &O
Joseph W. Jones
George E. Norris
Dave Dunn
Earl Shharper
A. C. Clarke
America
Europe
Council of Europe
European unity pushed by Western ministers
Moscow continues commentary on the Anglo American axis and the council of Europe as British French Dutch Belgian and Luxembourg foreign ministers draft a framework. Officials in Washington praise the move as European unity advances within the Marshall Plan aligned groupings and economic collaboration.
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Moscow
Washington
Council of Europe
Missing pairs end in wilderness after storm
Davis reports describe two travelers from the Helmick residence moving toward the Carr home, a journey of five miles into heavy snow and fog. The Carrs were found days later. one survivor, John, was found alive on January 16 after spending one hundred twenty days in the wilderness.
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Davis
Helmick
Carr
Tucker
John
Atary
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