Grafton and St Augustine Highs Hold 1936 37 Exercises
Graduates at Grafton High will receive diplomas with 135 completing secondary education. St Augustine High seniors John J Hussion Bernard Duffy Joan Limbers and Frances Patterson also received diplomas. Memorial Day services featured Rev James E Fidler preaching and tributes to Civil War veterans.
Four Finish School Work At St Augustine Commencement
Diplomas were awarded to four graduates at St Augustine school commencement on Sunday evening May 20. Rev J B Quinn preached the sermon. Rev M J Hannon awarded diplomas to Bernard Duffy John Joe Hussion Joan Limbers and Frances Patterson. Benediction followed with Most Blessed Sacrament as celebrant and deacon and sub deacon named from related churches and hospital. Margaret Warder won first prize of five dollars in an essay contest sponsored by Knights of Columbus Catholic Action.
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St. Augustine School
J. B. Quinn
St. James Church
Clarksburg
M. J. Hannon
Bernard Duffy
John Joe Hussion
Joan Limbers
Frances Patterson
Father Hannon
P. J. Brady
St. Patrick Church
Mannington
Charles Carroll
St. Mary's Hospital
Margaret Warder
St. Augustine High School
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Action
Short circuits blamed for two downtown fires
Firemen blamed short circuits for two fires in downtown Clarksburg. They were called to a theatre building and a clothing store but reported little damage.
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Clarksburg
Card of Thanks for David Baugh Family Note
The Baugh family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death. Grateful for flowers, car loans, and support from the U B church choir Rev Lois Lugader Rev E H Waters of Fairmont and G T Bartlett Sr and Jr. Virginia Baugh and family.
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David Baugh
U. B
Lois Lugader
E. H. Waters
Fairmont
G. T. Bartlett
Virginia Baugh
Picket Lines, Riots Follow Steel Strike Talks
In a one hour conference with Governor Horner the S W O C urged a contract as its aim amid clashes around Inland and Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Republic officials refused to sign even with a majority vote, while authorities maintained a picket line as inquests were held to probe the violence.
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Byovernor Henry Horner
Farflung Steel Empire
Inland
Bittner
Republic
National Labor Relations Board
James L. Hyland
Memorial Day Ideals Clash with Dictatorship Fears
Continued from page one, a Memorial Day discussion frames new political concepts as threats to representative government freedom and democracy. Commander Booth defends the constitution arguing it curbs greed jealousy hate and selfishness, likening modern scheming to ancient rulers and questioning claims the framers were out of date.
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Booth
Egypt
Rome
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University of Cincinnati
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Taylor County Ministerial Association
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St. James’ Church
Joseph Mahaffey
Chester Hobbs
Maranna Collins
Mahaffey
EB. G. Kuhn
U. S
Hull
Almeria
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Ferando, de Lo Rios
Secretary of State
United States
U.S
Legion
America
National Cemetery
E. G. Kuhn
John T. Evans
St. Augustine's Church
Grafton
Reno
Grand Army of the
Enna
M. Zinn
E. N. Lock
Onn \o. Jefferys
Mr. Lock
John A. Logan
Versity
Elkins High School
Arthur G. Yates
American Legion
Joan I. Hoffman
Alpheus Wilson
West Virginia
St. Augustine’s
Plymouth
Ford Tudor
Ford
Oakland
Essex
Shriver Motor Company
Pike Street
Opera House
Republic Picture
Joe Skelley
W. Wasington St
Leslie Fenton
Muriel Evans
Crystal Ice Company
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Carter
Norge Rollator
Norge
C. L. Hawkins
Loar Jewelry
Chesterfields
Sutil