Frances Fawley Becomes Bride Of Clifford Boylan
Frances Fawley wed Clifford L Boylan in Andrews Methodist Church in a candlelight double ring ceremony June 30. Only family attended. reception at the brides parents home followed. Frances Fawley is daughter of Mrs Mabel Fawley and Dorsey Fawley. Clifford Boylan is son of Mr and Mrs Meredith Boylan. Both graduates of Grafton High School class of 1945. Frances a Fairmont State College senior. Clifford a Fairmont State College junior and Zeta Sigma president. They are residing at 201 East Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Fawley
Clifford
L. Boylan
Andrews Methodist Church
Arta F. Shomo
T. Seymour
Florence Seymour
Ted Strickland
Marietta
Ohio
Mabel Fawley
City
Dorsey M. Fawley
Charleston
Grafton
Fairmont State Cole
Ha Delta Chi Sorority
Splashes
Orchesis
Young Women's ‘Christian Association
Boylan
Meredith W. Boy- Yan
U.S. Navy
Fairmont State College
Zeta Sigma Fraternity
East
East Washington
Soviet Raps US Over Berlin Air Safety Center
The Soviet news agency ADN quoted June 30 US requests for a change in procedures at Berlin air safety control. The Russians warned that Americans violate four power rules for air traffic and must take full responsibility for American planes. An American official denied any request or change at the center.
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Sweneeeweannrene
ADN
Berlin
U.S
Air Safety Center
Coming Events July 8 Various local club meetings listed
July 8 Protected Home Circle meets at the V F W Hall at 2 pm with officer elections. July 8 W M C of First Brethren church meets at Mrs Beulah Stemple home led by Mrs Genevieve Vandercrift. July 8 Adult clothing class fashion show at Grafton Senior High School. July 8 Grafton F H A meets at Senior High at 1 pm. July 8 Miss Fleetta Sturm hosts Weekly Sewing Club at High street home at 8 pm. July 9 Hecalums meet at post office 7:30 pm then travel to Floyd home at Tygart Lake. July 9 V F W Ladies Auxiliary meets 8 pm at V F W hall. July 12 Mountaineer Council No 44 meets V F W hall 8 pm. July 12 White Rose Grove No 2 meets at K P Friendship Lodge hall Turner's for monthly meeting at 8 pm.
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V. F. W. Hall
W.M.C
First Brethren Church
Beulah Stemple
Genevieve Vandercrift
Department of Grafton Senior High School
Grafton
F.H.A
Fleetta Sturm
High Street
Hecalums
Floyd
Tygart Lake
V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary
V.F.W
Mountaineer Council
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
East Main Street
White Rose Grove
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
K. of P. Friendship Lodge
Turner’s
P.m
GRAFTON Highlights and Election Figures From West Virginia
The article notes club members Haley Malone Clyde Mays and Arthur G Yates as charter members and honors retiring queen Mrs James T Flanagan with an orchid to Mrs Ray Watson for the next three months. It also mentions Omar Thompson performing songs with piano accompaniment by Mrs 8 Seymour and lists out of town guests. It includes 1946 1947 1948 voter registration totals and county gains and losses, with Fayette and Harrison counties gaining while Kanawha and Logan counties lose. Also a continued court notice about strike-banning injunctions and a mention of birds extinction discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Redinger
Washington, D. C
Lulu Schaefer
Steubenville
Ohio
West
Kanawha County
Logan
Fayette County
Kanawha
Visiting Here and Nearby Cross-Town Social Notes
Local society column records numerous visits and travels. Richard R. Redinger and family tour Niagara Falls Toronto Chicago and Waukegan with relatives. Opera attendees Mrs. Holt travel to Pittsburgh. Engineers student Denton visits family. Grandmother and siblings visit in Webster and New Castle. Western trip return of A E Leonard family. Hospital notes include Mrs Simmons at St Marys Clarksburg.Correction noted for Exline admission.
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Richard R. Redinger
Arlington
R R. Redinger
Dewey Avenue
A. M. Grow
W. Boyd Street
Monnday
Motors
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Chicago
Harry Murray, Jr
Waukegan, al
Pred ‘Nicola, Jr
Grafton
Communists condemn Tito in Warsaw censure vote
Polish Communist leaders in Warsaw approve unanimously the cominform censure of Tito. An insurrection note mentions Albanian authorities facing Tirana. Also reported is Barbara June Exline and Minnie M Bragg illness notices in Grafton City Hospital.
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Pose
Tirana
Tito
Warsaw
Cominform
Minnie M. Bragg
Maple Avenue
Grafton City Hospital
Roosevelt and Truman Train Merge Sparks Light Moment
Fragmentary dispatch notes Roosevelt unavailable in Los Angeles while Truman era politics swirl. Southern and Northern California delegates plan to join trains in Ogden Utah tonight. Mc Donough hints at shared travel on separate routes. Report mentions a mourner remark and a postscript of a jewelry shop incident.
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Truman
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
California
Fragmentary report of violent assault case continues
A fragment notes a man or husband wounded his wife with a rifle and beat her with the weapon’s butt. Details on location, date, and authorities are unreadable, but the incident is described as a domestic violence event under investigation. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
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Janice Myers
Russions Utantaman
Denham
NLRB
the Giant
New Zealand
Howard H. Holt
James C. Holt
Clarksburg
Pittsburgh
Civic Light Opera
Rosalinda
Charles Denton
West Virginia University
Ernest B. Denton
Washington Street
Indiana
Dean Proudfoot
Muncie
New Castle
Homer Beck
Dallas
West Boyd Street
Clyde Burkholder
Beck
New Castle, Pa
Nolda Murphy
Chicago, HI
Mary McVicker
Webster
Agnes Luzader
Owaneco, Ill
Fred McFarland
Grand Street
Zepha Beddington
Seattle
Washington
Herman Getz
Bella Sutherland
A. E. Leonard
Robert
Washington State
Idaho
McMechen
Vonda June Exline
Martin Curnan
Sheep Meadow
Central Park
New York City
Barbara June Exline
Lyalamrinkham
Slydia E. Pinkham
Ras
O'Hare
Ganci
Sands
Helen Holmes
P.O
Trenton
New Jersey
Evans Furniture Co
Tata
Contea
Monongahela
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