Abby Hufford and Carl Ambro Wed in Fairmont Parsonage
Abby Hufford daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hufford of this city formerly of Pairmont wed Carl Ambro son of Mrs. Mary Ambro of Barrackville. The ceremony at 2 30 p m in the First Methodist church parsonage with Dr. Charles G. Stater officiating. Attendants included sister of the bride Mrs. Robert Thompson and best man Robert Thompson. After a wedding dinner at Pinecrest the couple left for an eastern states honeymoon and will reside in Barrackville.
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Abby Hufford
H. G. Hufford
Pair'mont
Carl Ambro
Mary Ambro
Barrackville
John Ambro
First Methodist Church
Charles G. Stater
Robert Thompson
Hufford
Ambro
West Fairmont High School
Myobi Club
Hartley Department Store
U. S. Navy
Betas Hold Banco Party at Elks Club
A Beta Sigma Phi benefit banco party was held at the Elks Club from 8:30 to 10:30 p m with punch and cookies served by members. Chairwoman Miss Betty Williams assisted by Mrs Kenneth Daugherty Mrs John Paul Floyd Mrs Paul Dowell Miss Charlotta Fawcett Miss Mary Alice Burnside Mrs Kenneth Boyles and director Mrs Charles Carpenter. Hazel Morgan was high woman for the banco game A R William high man and Miss Marporie Ridenour low. The door prize was won by Mrs J F Stafford.
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Banco
Elks Club
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Betty Williams
Kenneth Daugherty
John Paul Floyd
Paul Dowell
Charlotta Fawcett
Mary Alice Burnside
Kenneth Boyles
Charles Carpenter
Hazel Morgan
A. R. William
Marporie Ridenour
J. F. Stafford
July church groups schedule summer activities
On July 22 the First Baptist T B class will meet at Mrs. George White's home in Parkview at 6 p.m. Mrs. Pascal Stevens co hosts. July 23 Emma Rogers Bible class meets at 8 p.m. West Main Street Methodist. July 23 Episcopal ladies sew 1 to 4 p.m. Red Cross rooms. July 24 White Fawn council meets 2:30 p.m. VFW hall for bingo Indian sister exchange and covered dish. July 24 Baptist ladies sew at Red Cross rooms 1 to 4 p.m. July 25 United Brethren ladies sew at Red Cross rooms 1 to 4 p.m. July 22 R T U class meets in VFW hall at 2 p.m.
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The
First Baptist Church
George White
Parkview
Pascal Stevens
Emma Rogers
West Main Street Methodist Church
Ladies of the Episcopalian Church
Red Cross
White Fawn Council
VFW
Ladies of the First Baptist Church
Ladies of the United Brethren Church
R. T
V.F. W
R T S Class Holds Picnic at Grafton Park
The annual R T S class picnic of First Baptist was hosted at Mrs. George White’s cottage in Grafton Park with co hostess Mrs. Pascal Stevens. Devotional leader Mrs. Archie Bartlett spoke on God in Nature from Psalms 95 and 96 while Mrs. George White led the business session and birthday gifts were given to three women.
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R T.S
First Baptist Church
George White
Grafton Park
Pascal Stevens
Archie Bartlett
God
Walter Wolfe
Alvie Shaw
Russell Reese
Herbert Fornash
Charles Adlington
Charles Shay
Clayton Bryan
Clyde Scott
Wayne Williamson
Frank Stillwell
Oral Jones
James Williamson
Hubert Reed
Charles Adlington, Jr
H. A. Walls
Arba Lemmon
Ruth Wierkhouser
Ida Walls
Ethel Kane
Jinnie Southworth
Hazel Jean Stillwell
Dolene
Glenis
Kenneth Stevens
Artchie Bartlett
Minnie Evans Weds Daniel J Colebank in Quiet Ceremony
Minnie Evans became the bride of Daniel J Colebank on July 7 in a single ring ceremony at the Evansville church parsonage officiated by Rev Guthrie. Mrs Colebank has worked at Crystal Restaurant. he recently returned from over three years in the armed forces as a Coast Guard artillery corporal. They will live on Boyd Street.
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Minnie Evans
Daniel J. Colebank
Daniel Colebank
Fellowstille
Evansville
Guthrie
Colebank
Crystal Restaurant
Armed Forces
Coast Guard Arillery
Hamilton Field
California
Boyd Street
West Virginia arson case and political notes filed
A man charged with arson in a Wheeler family dwelling case appeared before Magistrate Chase P. Loury and was released on $1,000 bond. Kanawha Valley Central Labor Union reported 400 calls supporting a buyers strike against gougers. Senator Revercomb voted against an amendment to strip offshore title provisions. Senate rejected the change. State Board of Education will meet in Charleston August 8-9 to address overflow college registrations and the Marshall College vacancy.
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Magstrate Chase
P. Loury
Wheeler
Charleston
Kanawha
Washington
Revercomb
R.-W.va
Barkley
Bilt
Senate
Huntington
State Board of Education
Marshall College
Raymond Brewster
Reenlists in ANC Lt Marianna Starford Veteran Nurse
Lt. Marianna Starford of the Army Nurse Corps reenlists for another year and returns to Fort Dix New Jersey after a furlough. Starford, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Starford of West St Charles, is a five year ANC veteran.
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ANC
Marianna Starford
W. E. Starford
West St. Charles Street
Army Nurse Corps
Fort Dix
N. J
Starford
William P Sample Campaign Notice for Prosecuting Attorney
Republican candidate William P Samples seeks party support in the primary election on July 6, 1946. Paid political ad urges voters to back his bid for prosecuting attorney and shows appreciation for support.
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Office of Prosecuting Attorney
Palestine blast scars Jerusalem and wounds 50 officials
A deadly explosion tore through the British headquarters in a Jerusalem hotel, injuring dozens and killing several, with 12 senior officers reported missing. Curfew and armed patrols followed as Jewish groups blamed the Irgun or Stern gang, while diplomatic talks continued and US consulate offered aid.
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Palestine
Government Secretariat
Sir Alan Cunningham
London
Secretariat
YMCA
Jerusalem
Germany
Irgun Zvai
Stern Gang
United States
Mal
Milk Mixture Promises Ulcer Relief at Low Cost
A fragment describes a new milk based remedy for stomach ulcers and indigestion claimed to be widely used and highly effective. It touts ease of use, two teaspoons in a glass, and a money back guarantee. Malone's Drug Store advertises the product along with other drugstores.
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Arogenita
Malone's
Drug & Chemical Co
Malone
Preliminary probe into 2500 check tied to Tacoma contract
Mead says a preliminary investigation will review a $2,500 check from Bivind Anderson of Tacoma to Paul Olson, former senator, alleged as a campaign contribution linked to a government contract worth about one million dollars. Coffee supports inquiry. DOJ has already investigated the matter.
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Bivind Anderson
Tacoma
Wash
Paul A. Olson
R-Me
Tacoma News Tribune
Mead
Anderson
Coffee
Justice Department
Department
Labor rights and PAC oppose in paid political ad
A paid political advertisement denounces a political action committee as unalterably opposed and without legitimate labor ties while advocating liquidation. It supports protecting labor's right to organize and bargain but insists parties honor contracts. It calls for equal rights under the law for labor and management, with public welfare limits.
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Political Action Committee
Organized Labor
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Dowden W. Finley
Maple Avenue
Grafton City Hospital
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Roy Bolyard
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R. A. Sawyer
Marinello Beauty Shop
William P. Samples
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Colm P. Hooper
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