Miss Fetty Is Miss West Virginia In Pageant
Miss Mil ed Fetty of Clarksburg won the state beauty title in Huntington finals to represent West Virginia in Atlantic City. Eunice Johnson of Huntington named alternate Miss Fetty is daughter of R Lester Fetty Clarksburg police chief. Miss Maxine West of 651 Locust Ave also represented Clarksburg. A large family reunion followed in East End with 35 attending. The Robison and Graf ton families announce gatherings. Kingwood trip and church circle meeting detail social events and plans for August activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Miled Fetty
Clarksburg
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Eunice Johnson
Miss Fetty
Atlantic City
Vna
R. Lester Fetty
Fetty
Maxine West
W. K. West
Locust Avenue
Miss West
Birth of Benjamin Lewis Poe Jr at home
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Lewis Poe of Knottsville road announce the birth of an eight and three quarter pound son born Sunday morning at their home. He will be named Benjamin Lewis Poe Jr. Mother and baby are doing nicely. This is the couple's second child.
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Poe
Knottsville Road
Benjamin Lewis Poe
Babe
School Budget About Ready
The board of education will hold a meeting at the local high school tonight to finalize the school budget and lay levies. Revised figures are needed due to new state tax rulings on outstanding indebtedness. the consolidation of schools and salary schedules will be discussed, with rural teachers not to be employed tonight.
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Board of Education
Tme
Lloyd Shriver
Lunacy hearing ordered for Jarrell sisters in prisoner case
In Jackson Georgia on July 31 a lunacy hearing was ordered for Misses Allie and Grace Jarrell who allegedly held their mother Mrs. Anna Jarrell and elder sister Mrs. A. Fuqua prisoner without food for 10 days at their barricaded home over a disputed estate. Sheriff W. Post said the family feud began after Dr J A Jarrell died leaving the estate to the widow. The sisters nailed windows and blocked doors. the mother and sister could not leave but the sister escaped and notified the sheriff.
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Jackson
Allie
Grace Jarrell
W. Post
J. A Jarrell
Anna Jarrell
Jarrel
A. A. Fuqua
Isaac Knisely Passes Away in Mannington
The body of Isaac Knisely, 79, died Sunday night at his West Wilford home from a stroke. He will be buried in Mannington cemetery with J. B. Laver Funeral in charge. A Pennsylvania native born February 2, 1854, he married Sarah Myers Barbee, lived in the city fourteen years, and was a retired Hope Natural Gas employee. He had been nearly blind and frail. his wife cared for him in public. He attended Methodist Episcopal and Andrews M. E. Churches. He once grew an experimental tobacco crop near San Augustine, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Knisely
West Wilford
Daugh~ter
Mannington
Ousequies
Manninggton
J. B. Laver
Knon
Grafton
Sarah Myers Barbee
Pennsylvania
William Knisely
Hope Natural Gas
Methodist Episopal Church
Andrews M. E
Miss Mary Zinn and friends visit Fairmont weekend
Local personals note a string of weekend trips and visits. Miss Mary Zinn of Yates Avenue spent the weekend with friends in Fairmont, Mrs. Kenneth Jacobs and son Kenneth Ronald traveled to Washington Pa to settle there, and others, including Mr. and Mrs. Hulley with Ruth Ann, joined camping trips on Buckhannon river and outings at Grafton Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Fisher
Hermon
Bernard
Pittsburgh
Lawrence B. Fisher
Fairmont
Lona Lacock
Washington
Ollie Austin
Lincoln Street
Floyd Fisher
Grafton
McCabe and
Haymond
Mary Zinn
Yates Avenue
Kenneth Jacobs
Kenneth Ronald
Washington, Pa
John Hulley
Ruth Ann
LaDonna Rosier
Marion Hart
Letha Ward
Fred Shaw
Buckhannon River
F. B. Cather
Dana Barker
Patty Sue
Grafton Park
Howard H. Holt
Hopemont
Lucy ‘Rightmire
Karl Nuzum
James C. Holt
Hubert R. Parrish
R. M. Parrish
Brownlow Park
Charleston
W. Va
Parrish Realty, Agency
Ann Foley
Myrtle Posey
Mary Garrell
Walter McFarland
Robert Remlinger
Caretaker Rejoins Services After Stroke at Andrews Church
Mr H C Fauley of E Boyd street, caretaker of Andrews Methodist Episcopal church property, recovered from a paralysis stroke in June and attended Sunday morning services, to the gratification of the pastor and many church friends who gave him a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Fauley
E. Boyd Street
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Andrews Church
Queen Reunion Set For Sunday At Johnstown Church Lawn
The Queen clan from Harrison and nearby counties gathers at the Johnstown church lawn on Sunday August 6 for a family reunion. Descendants of Charles Queen a former magistrate in Ireland and early settler in the county will attend alongside a program of music and entertainment. H M Queen of Grafton Route 6 serves as president and Irma White of Nut Fort is secretary.
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Harrison County
Johnstown
Charles Queen
Tipperary
Ireland
Elk District
New World
Queen
H. M. Queen
Grafton Route 6
The
Organion
Irma White
Nut- Fort
G. C. Cranston Kin of Mark Twain Dies
Schenectady July 31 George Clemens Cranston sixty five a second cousin of Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain and a well known hotel man died after a long illness in Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
George Clemens Cranston
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Index Finger Hurts Most In Accidents In Ohio Data
Columbus July 31 The thumb may be overworked during unemployment and hitchhiking but the index finger suffers the most as industry speeds up An analysis of 131519 injuries and occupational diseases claims by the Ohio Industrial Commission in 1932 shows 33676 claims from finger injuries and the index finger appeared in accidents 9515 times The thumb suffered less from accidents than any digit.
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Columbus
Ohio Industrial Commission
Stitched wing and loose box line suit details
The article describes stitched wing shoulder treatments on pique suits with high shoulders and novel neck treatments from small wings. It notes all length coat sleeves flare, jackets use loose box lines, and white suits with wine red and turquoise accessories are popular choices for summer, including wine red hats, jackets, white dresses, and gloves.
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New York
Steel Operations Decline Two Points in July
Cleveland reports steel works operations fell two points to 55 percent, the first decline since the upturn began last March. The Steel magazine cites producers cutting back amid government program clarification and cautious consumer spending. Despite the dip, the production outlook remains strong with sufficient specifications to cover through August. Denver, Colorado, got its name from Ohioan General James W. Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steel
Jellied Chicken Loaf and Sour Cream Spice Cake Menu
Hot day menu features Jellied Chicken Loaf with gelatin, chicken stock, celery and pimientos served on lettuce with dressing, plus Sour Cream Spice Cake with raisins and nuts. Frosting uses coffee and sugar, while the drink pairings include Iced Coffee and orange sherbet.
My Beauty Hint Sun Tanning Advice
Practical excerpt advises using sweet oil to aid sun tanning. Apply oil, expose skin to sun, reapply as it dries. Cautions against overexposure and burning. Start with brief sun periods daily, gradually increasing time to build skin resistance.
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Rocisty
East End
Robison
Brown Church
Country Club Road
Pend
Kingwood
Cecil Daugherty
Eddie Ewers
Franklin Williamson
Westginia National Guardsmen
Camp Dawson
National Guard
Morgantown
Woman's Mission Circle
Ladies Aid Society
Lrst
Aid Society
W. ©. Byers
Maxine Sinclair
Bradley
Jesus
W. C. Byers
Grace ‘Whitescarver
Mrs
Benjamin Lewis
Union Brokerage Inc
Morgantown Avenue
Farrmont
B. of E
San Augustine
Tex
W. A. Wilhelm
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newburg
John W. McCafferty
Archdeacon Store
Maple Avenue
G. C. Cranston
Denver, Colo
James W. Denver
Salles
Heyl
Sete
M. To
Ben H. Franz
W. Main Bt
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