Miss Margaret Posten United In Marriage To Louis Neason
The ceremony at Saint Augustine's Catholic church united Miss Margaret Virginia Posten with Louis Doyle Neason before 7 o'clock with Rev. M. J. Hannon officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Elizabeth Neason and best man Francis Duffy, followed by a wedding breakfast at the Neason home. The couple will reside at 30 West Washington after July 31 and plan a motor trip to White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Augustine's Catholic Church
Margaret Virginia Posten
Louis Doyle Neason
M. J. Hannon
Elizabeth Neason
Francis Duty
Robert Neason
James ‘Cockrell
Miss Neason
Mything
Mary V. Poston
Grand Street
Grafton High School
Neason
Muriel Posten
Frederick Snare Corporation
Tygart River
Charleston
West
Washington Streets
Social calendar lists July events for Red Wing groups
The social calendar outlines multiple July gatherings including a basket picnic at Grafton Park by Red Wing club members and past Pocahontas families, a Bunco party, and regular meetings of the Degree of Honor, WCTU, and Gleaners class. August events include family and Grow reunions at local venues and a Brown reunion on the Graf ton-Fairmont road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wing Club
Grafton Park
Bunco
West Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Gleaners
Andrews M. E
Stella Eisner
Kennedy Street
Eisner
Catherine Oliver
Business Girl's Club
Cozy Rest Inn
Helen Constance Lowe
Ann Korte
Henderson
Glady Creek
Marion County
Grow
Brown
Brown Church Grove
Grafton-Fairmont Road
Warder ties law, IRS investigator, to Charleston life
Mr Warder son of the late Hugh Warder and Anna Warder, a Saint Augustine’s graduate, joined the Dent Warder firm, later became purchasing agent for the Civil Works Administration, now an investigator for the Department of Internal Revenue in the southern district based in Charleston. The couple will reside at 629 Chestnut Road, Charleston after their honeymoon. Also announced are the marriage of Miss Priscilla Bowman and Ray Auvil of Knottsville on July 21 1936 with the couple residing at Parkview Grafton and Mr Auvil’s employment at the Frederick Snare corporation on the Tygart River Dam. The Henredson family third annual reunion is planned August 2 at Grady Creek with G W Henderson president and Lonnie G Henderson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warder
Hugh Warder
Anna M. Warder
Maple Avenue
Saint Augustine's Catholic High School
College of Law
West Virginia University
Phi Kappa Sigma
Dent
Department of Internal Revenue
Charleston
Mrs. Warder
Chestnut Road
Priscilla Bowman
Ray Auvil
Knottsville
Hendrerson
Henredson
Grady Creek
Marion County
G. W. Henderson
Fairmont
Lonnie G. Henderson
Bricklayer Nabbed For Slaying of His Spouse
Amarillo Texas July 27 1 Louis J Kirk 30 year old brick layer held on murder charge in connection with death of his estranged wife shot through the head pushed from a car and run over Officers began search after speaking with the couple s two young sons who leapt from the vehicle Arrested last night he waived preliminary hearing and was held without a bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Louis J. Kirk
Kirk
Leesburg Woman Named Director of Young Democrats
Mrs John Galleher of Leesburg Virginia has been appointed director of the young women Democrats She is national vice president of the Young Democratic Clubs of America and served on the advisory committee of 14 drafting Democratic platform suggestions She is pictured at her desk in New York headquarters Central Press
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galleher
Leesburg
Young Women Democrats
Galleher
Young Democratic Clubs of America
New York
Personal notices from Grafton area social scene
A sequence of short notices from Grafton and nearby towns details visits, travels, and hospital entries. William Spiker of Oakland stayed with the Utsingers. Dorothy Bennett resumes nurse training in Washington. Ludwicks and Kirkpatricks hosted visitors. various families hosted guests from Elkins, Browntown, and Wilmington Del. Others attended a garden party. Miss Bartlett heads to Detroit for summer and Canada camping with friends. Miss Messenger plans a five month vacation. surgery for Herbert Falkenstine and hospital admission for Rita Booth noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spiker
Oakland
T. B. Utsinger
Dorothy Bennett
Washington, D. C
Washington Emergency Hospital
Edward Collins
Elkins
Scott Ludwick
Margaret
Browntown
Carl Kirkpatrick
Knottsville Pike
T. J. Farrell
Margaret Farrell
Pairmont
Lloyd M. Loran
Walnut Street
Tygart River
Alice Jenkins
L ©. Phillips
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Madalin Britton
Dorothy Vanscoy
Grafton
Delphine Dickey
Eizabeth Bullin
Wilmington del
Harry M. Murray
James
Thomas Stafford
Reed
Hunter Bridges
Louisiana
Margaret Bartlett
Dewey Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Canada
Norma Jean Pryor
Wheeling
Mary Virginia Dent
West Main Street
Florence Dayton
Parkview
Wolf Summit
Messenger
Grafton City Hospital
Miss Messenger
Herbert Falkenstine
McGraw, Avenue
This Man
Aoe
Ing
Little Draws Prison Term For Gas Tax Theft
J C Little former head of the gasoline division of the West Virginia Tax Department was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for larceny of state funds. He pleaded guilty July 3 to stealing 50 dollars. Several others pleaded guilty in an alleged scheme involving bogus refund checks and split proceeds. Indicted defendants include Frank Carl Horn and others from Boone county Ripley and Madison. Judge Littlepage delayed further action until October 19 with related cases set for October 19. The government says a shortage of 5000 to 6000 dollars was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
J.C. Little
State Tax Department
S. Collett Littlepage
Little
Frank Carl Horn
Darrell E. Horn
Boone County
Shirley T. White
Paul P. Snyder
Baltimore
R. A. Shinn
Ripley
Fred L. Fox
Sixty Six Men Land Jobs From Reemployment Service
Officials said this morning 66 men were placed from the local National Reemployment Service office. Taylor led the district with 48 public and one private placement in three counties. Barbour County reported several men on public projects and Preston County accounted for ten placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
NRS Managers Called To Conference in Charleston
NRS Director J. H. McGinnis convenes 12 district office managers in Charleston to discuss the job seeking program. The all day session will address offices in Wheel ing Martinsburg Huntington Clarksburg Logan Point Pleasant Bluefield Beckley Elkins Grafton and Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
J. H. McGinnis
National Reemployment Service
Wheeling
Martinsburg
Huntington
Clarksburg
Logan
Point Pleasant
Bluefield
Beckley
Elkins
Grafton
Parkersburg
Main St. Shooting To Go Before Next Jury
John Weber, a Shantytown resident, is jailed on $2000 bond awaiting the September grand jury on charges of feloniously wounding Walter Mitchell, after a street fight Friday night over Mitchell accompanying Hazel Evans to a circus. Evans was released on $500 bond as a material witness. Magistrate Ona Jefferys and Chief A. E. Lockard handled the case. Fred White of the B&O police arrested Weber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weber
Ona C. Jefferys
A. E. Lockard
Fred White
B. & O. Police
Ambush Death Investigated at Laws Hill
Holly Springs Mississippi July 27 three women and a man questioned by Marshall county officials in the Laws Hill ambush killing of Mrs Willie Roach. Jody Knighton 23 in jail is a central figure with his mother Etts Knighton 55 and two sisters Cruse 18 and Hilma 20 also jailed. sheriff calls it likely a family dispute though no charges yet. A crossroads sign warned of trouble as after a revival meeting Friday night a fight at the crossroads led to an ambush shooting and four wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Springs
Miss
Marshall County
Laws Hill
Willie Roach
Jody Knighton
Dudley Tucker
Knighton
Etts Knighton
Cruse
Hilma
Tucker
Sixth Victim of Crash Succumbs to Injuries
Verna Dobratz a 16 year old girl died today bringing fatalities in a grade crossing accident to six. The auto carrying a party to a band concert was hit by two Milwaukee road passenger trains traveling in opposite directions last night at Oconomowoc Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconomowoc
Wis
Verna Dobratz
Milwaukee Road
Vanderbilt Returns to Rhode Island Politics for Governor Run
Providence Rhode Island July 27 William H Vanderbilt a member of the prominent family is back in politics seeking the Republican nomination for governor of Rhode Island He is 35 years old and formerly served in the state senate from 1929 to 1934 where he was president pro tem He left politics in 1934 and went to Europe due to his wife's health
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
William H. Vanderbilt
Rhode Island
State Senate
Europe
Leona Tapp Breaks Hip in Fall at Home
Leona Tapp, 73, of 10 West Wilford Street, fell Saturday afternoon while at home and fractured her left hip. The limb was already partly paralyzed, making casting impossible. Police are trying to contact her daughter Mrs. W. L. Reddick, who with her husband is traveling in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Tapp
West Wilford Street
Injunction Limits Radio Use in Missing Persons Search
An injunction blocks broadcasting related to a missing couple, hindering the search. Mrs. Tapp initially refused hospital transport but consented this morning and was taken by Bartlett ambulance. her condition is listed as critical.
Karpis and Fitzgerald Given Life Terms in Kidnapping Case
In St Paul on July 27, Alvin Karpis and Charles Fitzgerald were sentenced to life in prison by Federal Judge M M Joyce for their roles in the $100 000 William Hamm Jr kidnapping. Both pleaded guilty earlier. Karpis denied involvement in the case. Peifer, a St Paul nightclub operator labeled fingerman, was convicted by a federal jury the prior Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Alvin Karpis
Charles Fitzgerald
William Hamm, Jr
M. M. Joyce
Karpis
Jack Peifer
Peifer
Coast Guard Ends Search for Nunoca Missing Crew
Coast guard vessels in Tampa Florida conducted a final patrol for the missing British motorship Nunoca and its 22 crew after locating oil drums charred wreckage a life raft and a life preserver but could not positively identify any items with the Nunoca. The 110 foot ship sailed from Georgetown Grand Cayman for Tampa July 4 and was overdue after five days without contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Coast Guard
Hope
Georgetown
Grand Cayman Island
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Bentinel
Diggge
Margaret Posten
Louis Neason
Warder-Lewis
Clement Elisha Lewis
Ann To
Francis Patrick Warder
West Virginia
Mrrs. Warder
Charleston High School
West Virginia Versity
C. & P. Telephone
Women’s Leader
Rita Booth
Belington
NRS
Main St
Armstrong's Quaker
J. Lee Evans Furniture Store
Bicycle Headquarters
Fitzgerald
Chapin’s
Chapin
Fountain
Esso
Essolene
Standard Oil Company OF
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