Marriage Announced for Miss Jean Wallace and Kenneth Shaffer
Milestone society notes report the June 28 1932 wedding of Miss Jean Wallace Martins Ferry Ohio to Kenneth Shaffer Clarksburg with ceremony by Rev Triby in New York City. Bride is daughter of Mrs James Wallace of Martins Ferry. groom is son of Mr and Mrs W W Shaffer of Clarksburg. They will reside in Kingwood West Virginia after a western trip and a Denver Colorado educational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wallace
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Kenneth Shaffer
Clarksburg
Triby
Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Shaffer
James Wallace
10Th Street
Tins Ferry
Martins Perry
Ohio State University
West Virginia University
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Sphinx
Columbia University
Shafer
Preston County
Kingwood
Yellowstone National Park
California
National Education Association
Denver
Colorado
Jean
Kenneth W. Shaffer
W. Va
Social Calendar and Local Notices Mixed in Grafton Briefs
July 8 social events include Auxiliary of B of R T with Mrs C F Hannon on Washington street at 8 o clock and Officers club of Camp 9543 Royal Neighbors with Mrs Nellie Garrell on Maple avenue At July 9 B O Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary meet at 7 30 at the hall followed by a benefit banco party in City He is a Grafton High School graduate class of 1930 and Clarksburg Business College employed at Thornton Fire Bricks company The couple will decide residence after the ceremony Guests returned to Knottsville home for a wedding dinner Mr Coberley of Clarksburg visited Grafton John Evans Abe Tackett and Mrs George Evans attended the Franz and Burke department store amateurs hour Evans a contestant Mrs W E O Dell and children and Ruth O Dell left for Nitro to visit relatives Opha Bartlett Taylor county court president Harvey Poe county court member Sheriff Lee Bennett and Charles Whitescarver left Grafton for Senator Rush D Holt homecoming at Jackson s Mill.
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B. of
R. T
C. F. Hannon
Washington Street
Officers Club
Camp
Royal Neighbors
Nellie Garrell
Maple Avenue
O. Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary
Hall
Banco
Grafton High School
Clarksburg Business College
Thornton Fire Bricks Company
Current
Knottsville
H. C. Coberley
Clarksburg
Grafton
John Thomas ‘Evans
Abe Tackett
George Evans
Franz and Burke
Evans
W. E. O'Dell
Ruth O’dell
Nitro
Charles‘ton
Opha Bartlett
Taylor County
Harvey Poe
Lee Bennett
Charles Whitescarver
Graffton
Rush D. Holt
Jackson's Mill
C. B. Walden
Peggy Ann
Morgantown
Harold Hefner
Washington, D. C
Howard Hefner
Thayer Street
Mary Jean
Kenneth Grinnan
Warder Avenue
Parkersburg
Paul O. Sommer
Hannah Wheeler
J. Guy Allender
Jacob Yates
Alice Jane Emerson
Rowlesbore
Robert Shafferman
W. H. Shafferman
George O'Donnel
Pat [O'Brien
Peggy Murphy
Cumberland
Esther Mulline
F. F. Watson
Clifford
Warren
Ohio
Thomas Lloyd
Martinsburg
Byrd Watson
Ison
Fairmont
Harvey A. Poe
Thornton
Anna Dailey
J. E. Dailey
Rowlesburg
Elizabeth Shafferman
Camden-Clark Hospital
Edward Evans
New Straightsville
Fred Grinnan
John Sturms
Bedfast youth taken to hear band in city park
Orville Saunders, 21, who has been bed fast for 17 years, left his home to hear the municipal band. Friendly band members and police carried him and his bed to the park where the bed was placed beside the bandstand for the concert.
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Kansas City
Orville Saunders
Saunders
Orville
Local Personal Notices Span Morgan Town and Nearby Cities
A string of personal visits and greetings from Morgan town to Grafton Parkersburg and nearby areas. Names include Walden Hefner Grinnan Shafferman Mulline Allender O'Donnell Brierly and others as relatives, visitors, and travelers spend weekends or weeks with family and friends across Ohio Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER TO PREVIOUS CLUE
A filled crossword of across and down clues with answers including names, places, and terms. The completed grid reveals a network of references like gods, colors, and common nouns, matching the clue prompts for positions such as 1 Across and 19 Down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Teutons
Longs 26 bill attack on self government in LSU session
Baton Rouge July 6 Senator Huey P Long officials push a 26 bill program to curb local self rule and bring all state and municipal officers under the civil service body. Aimed at controlling teachers and school policy, the drive extends Longs influence over executive powers during the special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Long
Louisiana
State Civil Service Commission
New Orleans Mayor Faces Old Political Rivalry
The passage notes a tense exchange between Longs political figures in New Orleans with President Roosevelt. It mentions a satirical note about federal relief funds and a counter move by three anti Long members introducing a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Eemr Walmsley
New Orleans
Long
Roosevelt
Early Curt Tests for Wagner Bill Foreseen
Washington reports that major industries plan court challenges to the Wagner labor disputes act, contending manufacturing is not interstate commerce. The act, signed by President Wagner, bans employer interference with unions, requires dealing with the chosen labor org, and vests bargaining rights in the majority. It also creates a new labor relations board to replace the invalidated NRA board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wagner
Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
NRA
75 Guardsmen to Receive Extra Drill Days in July Camp
About 75 members of the 150th Infantry West Virginia National Guard will gain three additional drill days this year. They will be selected from companies in Southern West Virginia to ready the camp for the annual training period starting July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
150Th Infantry
West Virginia National Guard
West
No House Cleaning At Marshall is Proposed
Huntington July 6 Dr. James E. Allen new president of Marshall colleges says there is nothing of the new broom in my coming to Marshall He will succeed Dr M P Shawkey as the college head July 20.
Youthful recruit fails to name capital or flag
In Wheeling on July 6 a youth seeking to defend the country could not name the nation’s capital or describe the flag. Sergeant Clarence Tyree, a recruiting officer, reported the man was not enlisted.
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Wheeling
Clarence Tyree
Glass Reports On Banking Bill Change In Senate
Washington July 6 Senator Glass filed a report explaining changes in the banking bill. The document notes allowing banks to underwrite securities under limits while retaining prohibitions on unregulated private banking. Roosevelt will study the provisions for safeguards against past abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glass
Senate
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Banks
Filling Station Held Up by Two Highwaymen
Two men robbed a downtown Charleston filling station last night taking about 150 dollars in cash and an undetermined amount in checks from the Cottrell station. Police reported no injuries and no arrests at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Cottrell
Mussolini's Sons Enlist in East Africa Air Detachment
Rome July 6. Premier Mussolini's eldest sons Bruno and Vittorio have volunteered for service in East Africa. They will join an air force detachment bound for Eritrea. Both are licensed pilots, Bruno holding the Brevetto license.
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Rome
Mussolini
Bruno
Vittorio
East Africa
Giornale D’italia
Eritrea
Foundation Cracking Blamed for Explosions
Fire Chief Edward Rose says repeat explosions from a fire that destroyed an old island dance pavilion were caused by cracking of a limestone foundation after reports that large quantities of fireworks were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Edward Rose
Wheeling Steel Mills to Resume Operations Monday
Wheeling Steel Corporation announces Whitaker works will reopen Monday with six hot mills after a five month closure. Benwood steel works also plans to resume with three blooming mills one skelp mill and four pipe furnaces returning to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Whitaker Works
Benwood Stel Works
Radio Equipped Autos Bought by Brooke Co
Brooke county adds radio equipped autos to law enforcement gear. Vehicles will be operated under a cooperative agreement with the Steubenville Ohio police radio station, enhancing patrol and communication capabilities in Wellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Co
Wellsburg
Brooke County
Steubenville, C
Wayne Voters to Decide on State Liquor Store
Citizens of Wayne will vote September 3 on establishing a state liquor store. A local option petition gathered 125 signatures, surpassing the 25 percent threshold required to trigger a referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voters of
Wayne
Charleston
West Virginia Police Team Wins High Score in Maryland
Charleston reports the West Virginia state police team won first honors in pistol matches at Camp Ritchie Maryland with a high score of 683 out of 800, finishing ahead of eight other squads per Col. P. D. Shingleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Camp Ritchie
West Virginia
P. D. Shingleton
Jailed Indian Is Able to Get Booze in Cell
Bend Oregon July 6 Forrest Marr federal agent arrested Kenneth Howard of Klamath Falls on charges of selling whiskey to an Indian. Marr said the sale occurred through prison bars where the jail inmate awaited release.
Birth Announcement for Ninth Pound Baby Daughter
Mr and Mrs William Henry Grinnan celebrate the arrival of a 9 pound baby daughter born on July 4th. The infant has not yet been named. Mr Grinnan works for West Penn. Patronize Sentinel advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Grinnan
Mr. Grinnan
The
West Penn
Fairbanks and Pickford Reunite Quietly in Office
Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford met for the first time since their divorce as Samuel Goldwyn’s private office doors shut. Neither spoke to reporters, insisting they had nothing to say. The reunion follows a conference with other motion picture figures and a planned fishing trip with Lady Sylvia Ashley near Vancouver.
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Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
Sylvia Ashley
Vancouver
B. C
Ashley
Canada
Fairbanks
Orient
Miss Pickford
Samuel Goldwyn
Doug
Mary
British Follow U S Lead In African Fight
London reports Britain moving to echo the United States in advising its nationals to leave Ethiopia. Diplomatic circles say London informed of the American legation in Addis Ababa counseling Americans to depart and planned to follow suit as it seeks to avert a wider African war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
United States
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Total March fatalities in industry announced
Charleston West Virginia July 6 62 children are father less and 29 women are widows after industrial accidents in March. The state compensation commission reports 34 total industry fatalities with 30 in coal mines. Non fatal accidents total 2900 with 1353 in coal mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Wax
West Virginia
State Compensation Commission
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