Deegan-Woodyard Wedding At St James Church
Mildred Graham society notes cover the Deegan Woodyard wedding at St James rectory on Saturday evening. Imelda Deegan became Imelda Woodyard with Rev M J Hannon officiating. Attendants Mary Shields and the Coole couple stood by. The couple plan to reside on Walnut Street after July 4. A separate shower honored newlyweds Arthur and Ella Welch with gifts and festivities in Tyrone, Chicago before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Welch
Tyrone
Chicago
Roy Walters
Ray Shaw
Frank ‘Wardwell
Florence Wilkinson
L. A. Smith
Ella Welch
Migo
Betty Stafford
William Giffin
Tom Bartlett, Jr
Marialvena Malone
Richard Robey
Bess Robey
Paul Ward
Wr*nswelch
Jerry Morgan
Chester
Charles Marshall
Dana Poling
Sarah and Mary Smith
Aletha Copenhaver
Hubert Parrish
Alfred Deblinger
Carolyn Brown
Paul Isrel
Virginia Thayer
Bliss
Geneva Hilkey
James F. Holt
Hugh Church
Helen Chenoweth
Mary Shields
Roy Walter
Ruth Welch
Jean Murry
Bill Flanagan
Nellie Tucker
Charles Flanagan
Caroline Rendle
Herbert ‘Welch
John Burdett
Charles Thayer
Cedric Reynolds
Paul Warden
Fred Schroeder
Virgil Rherbaugh
Frank Wardwell, Jr
Social Calendar Highlights July Events and Dances
July 2 social items include Judson Missionary Society picnic at Mrs. W. E. Robinson’s home 715 West Main Street at 6 pm. Also July 2 Womens Home Missionary Society of St. Pauls M E meets 2:30 pm in the park with Mrs. C C Batson. Friday night dances resume this fall. The Raines orchestra praised in state circuit with Ralph Santangeli and Carman Monda. The July 4 dance runs from 9 pm to 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Raines
Moose Home
Judson Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. E. Robinson
Main Street
Women's Home Missionary Society of St. Paul's
M. E
C. C. Batson
Maryland
Reed Raines
Red House
Oakland
Cumberland
Ralph Santangeli
Boy Wonder
Carman Monda
Local residents depart for trips and visits
Gerald Jones from the A and P store travels to Thomas West Virginia to escort the store manager during vacation. Luther Bolyard and family of Blueville visit the Hardesty home in Fellowsville. Charles Marshall and family return to Grafton from a hospital visit in Wheeling. L L Bradley and family leave for Frostburg Maryland for a few days. George Clark, now with West Virginia Publishing in Morgantown, visits his parents in Grafton. Arthur Welch and family depart for Chicago after a weekend visit to Mrs Ella Welch in Grafton.
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Gerald Jones
Thomas
W. Va
Luther Bolyard
Blueville
George Hardesty
Fellowsville
Charles Marshall
Ross Street
Grafton
Frostburg
George Clark
City
Morgantown
West Virginia Publishing Company
Arthur Welch
Chicago
Ella Welch
Wilford Street
Mr. Welch
Carr China pottery closes for two week seasonal layoff
The Carr China Company announced a two week shutdown with only maintenance staff and engineers on duty. The closure covers the usual Christmas and mid year periods, extending to Monday July 15 as repairs proceed.
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Carr China Company
Brother Officers Save Day For This Policeman
Chicago on July 1 report says Police man James H. Ryan, guarding pass collection at a show up, bent 230 pounds to pick up a dropped purse. A misstep led to danger, but fellow officers formed a screen and ushered him to privacy where his wife brought a fresh pair of pants.
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Chicago
P—tit
James H. Ryan
Ryan
Milk Cans Good Bait For Catfish
Fort Atkinson Wisconsin July 1 Fishing notes say dry flies catch trout plug bait yields pickerel and milk cans bring in catfish Floyd Young and Stewart Blod hauled a can from Bark River and found two catfish A week earlier Eus teka boys pulled a milk can from Fox River and also had catfish.
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Fort Atkinson
Wis
Floyd Young
Stewart Blodgett
Bark River
Eusteka
Fox River
Chinese War on Revolters at Tungchow Near Peiping
Loyal Chinese forces move on Tungchow site of American board mission schools amid mutinous Manchurian troops. Martial law, reinforced police, deserted streets as a price is set on General Pai Chien Wu, with 20000 silver dollars for capture alive and 10000 for his body. Major General Kenji Doihara departs for Manchukuo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Tungchow
American Board
Pai Chien-Wu
Reuters
Dispatches
Kenji Doihara
China
Manchukuo
Tobacco Dealers Meet In State Resort Town
White Sulphur Springs hosts the Tobacco Association of the United States annual meeting with market dates crop prospects and prices on the program for disclusion beginning tomorrow. W T Clark of Wilson NC says most of the time will be social activities.
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The
Tobacco Association of the United States
W. T. Clark
Wilson, N. C
Panhandlers Grab Roll in Spokane Theft
In Spokane Washington on July 1 a man named Walter Johnson was accosted by two panhandlers asking for a nickel for coffee. He offered a roll of 35 dollars to prove he had no change, but the panhandlers seized the roll and fled, Johnson told police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Walter Johnson
Johnston
Harold Lloyd Studies Spider Bacteria in Home Lab
Hollywood reports Harold Lloyd pursuing science and bacteria to combat the poisonous black widow spider. He said he has set up a home laboratory with top instruments to culture bacteria that may destroy the spider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Dives Through Tube Leaves Man With Broken Neck
Elmer Murray, 22, dived into shallow lake water through an inner tube and suffered a crushed vertebrae in his neck after the plunge. Fort Worth, Texas. The incident occurred while a group of girls watched from the shore.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Elmer Murray
Crawford eliminates Sidney Wood in Wimbledon quarterfinals
In Wimbledon, England, July 1, Jack Crawford, Australia’s top player, defeated Sidney B. Wood of New York in the quarterfinals of the All England tennis championships by scores of 6-4 6-3 6-8 5-7 6-1.
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Sidney Wood
Wimbledon
Eng
Jack Crawford
Australia
Sidney B. Wood
New York
Photo Helps Identify Man in Refrigerator Trap
Washington July 1. A home made ice box trap produced a photograph that led police to identify a man killed by an electric train near Huntsville Maryland. The image matched the body found on the tracks and Alexander Marvin Page 37 of Washington was named as the deceased through a filed photograph and a brother’s confirmation.
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Washington
Edward M. Wood
Glen Dale
Woods
Alexander Marvin Page
Maryland
Page
Hunts‘ville
Labor Relations Board Extended Another Month
President Roosevelt issued executive orders extending the National Labor Relations Board until August 1 and continuing the National Steel Labor Relations Board and Textile Labor Relations Board indefinitely. The three boards would have expired today, while a Wagner Labor Board bill was pending. A new board would be established under the Wagner bill before the president. The steel and textile boards were continued until further order.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
National Steel Labor Relations Board
Textile Labor Relations Board
Wagner Labor Board
Train Fatality Claims Sammy Pate on Trestle
An eight year old boy Sammy Pate was struck and killed by a Norfolk and Western passenger train while walking on a trestle last night. The accident occurred near Keystone on July 1 as the youth crossed the railroad structure. Local authorities investigated and notified the family.
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Keystone
Sammy Pate
Norfolk and Western
Chief Justice's Nephew Slain in Detroit Suburb
Howard Carter Dickinson prominent New York attorney and nephew of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes was found shot to death in a Detroit suburb. Police sought a mysterious woman seen with Dickinson who had gone to Detroit to settle a claim against the Yawkey estate. Dickinson was killed after being robbed and his body dumped from a car near the scene.
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Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Detroit
Dickinson
William H. Yawkey
Elizabeth Witherspoon
Utah Man Nominated As Cummings Helper
President Roosevelt nominated Harold M. Stevens of Utah to be assistant to the attorney general, succeeding William Stanley of Maryland who resigned. Lester A. Walton of New York was named minister to Liberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Harold M. Stevens
Utah
William Stanley
Maryland
Lester A. Walton
New York
Liberia
Ministerial Group Plans Summer Picnic in Andrews
The Taylor County Ministerial Association met at 10 in Andrews M. E. church to discuss a summer picnic. Rev. Lois Luzader served as the principal speaker, outlining plans and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Ministerial Association
Andrews M. E
Lois Luzader
Costolo Baby Shirley Jeanette Born in Grand Street Family
An eight-pound daughter named Shirley Jeanette Costolo was born at 6:30 Friday morning to Mr and Mrs Charles Costolo of Grand Street. Mrs Costolo before marriage was Miss Maxine Hershman of Meriden.
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Berth Announcement
Charles Costolo
Grand Street
Shirley Jeannette
Costolo
Maxine Hershman
Meriden
June Brides in Taylor County Total 25
County Clerk Frank Bennett reports that Taylor county issued 25 marriage licenses in June marking one of the greatest monthly totals. Deputy clerk Miss Mary Goley notes 11 licenses issued in May, 17 in June last year, and 11 in June 1933, highlighting a surge in licenses.
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Taylor County
Frank Bennett
Mary Goley
Special Trains Through Grafton Draw Excursionists
Special week end excursion trains of the Baltimore and Ohio passed through Grafton Saturday evening according to Monongah division officials. A Wheeling special went through at 1 20 Sunday morning and a Parkersburg special at 1 40 a m Sunday. Regular trains carried extra cars of excursionists bound for Washington and New York City.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Grafton
Monongah Division
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Washington, D. C
New York City
Quoting Enjoyed By Sentinel Staff Friends
Afternoon trip with several families to Clear Springs for a social gathering and meal. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bolt, Mr. and Mrs. W B Brown, Carolyn Brown, James Holt, J B Palmer, John E Moore and family, W C Shultz family, William Clay, Harry Crooks and daughter Louise, Mrs Ella, Maude Brown, Herbert Welch, E B White, Graham, Harry Clark, and Russell Matthews.
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Clear Springs
Plonie
Weiner Rosst
Howard Bolt
Brown
Carolyn Brown
C. Holt
James F. Holt
Palmer
John E. Moore
W. C. Shultz
William Clay
Harry
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