Dorothy Snay Weds Lafayette Murphy in Parkview Ceremony
Dorothy Snay daughter of E. J. Snay and Lafayette Murphy son of Mrs. Hattie Murphy wed May 30 in United Brethren church parsonage Parkview. Rev Lois Luzader officiated before family and close friends. The bride wore aqua blue crepe with yellow roses corsage. maid of honor Adrian Mitchell wore bleege crepe and white accents. Best man was Adrian Mitchell. Both couples attended Philippi schools. Murphy served in Army Air Forces overseas four years, discharged last October. they presently reside in Parkview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Dorothy Snay
E. J. Snay
Parkview
Lafayette Murphy
Hattie Murphy
L. J. Murphy
Lois Luzader
Adrian Mitchell
Murphy
Philippi
Grafton
Carr China Company
Army Air Forces
DAR Chapter Holds Meeting in Jackson at Mary Sinsel home
The Elizabeth Cummings Jackson chapter of the DAR met at Mrs. Mary Sinsel with co host Mrs. Frank Sellers. Officers elected for the year include Regent Florence Wilkinson and Vice regent C V Miller. A program featured National Anthem and poems, with plans for a Silver Tea on Flag Day June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cummings Jackson
DAR
Mary Sinsel
Frank Sellers
Jed Robinson
National Congress
Atlantic City
Florence Wilkinson
C V. Miller
Cora Burdett
Trea Urer
George Todd
Elizabeth Cather
Lila Love
L. A. Chamberlin
Rhea Fisher
Libriaan
J. Fleming
T. W. Heironimus, Sr
Pecan
Senate Debates Just Compensation and Seizure Authority
Senate debate continues over a measure requiring payment of just compensation to plant owners whose property is taken. It would grant seizure authority akin to the wartime Smith-Connally act and allow wage and condition adjustments post seizure. The bill imposes penalties for union violation of no strike and seeks injunctions to enforce it, with the senate preserving this power 61 to 19.
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Senate
Community group meetings and schedules for June follow
A crowded list of June 1 to June 7 gatherings at various venues. Belvedere Club dinner for AH. USO final meeting at YMCA. Quotarians meet at Leota Griffiths home with reservations. Circle 1 at St Pauls basement. Ladies VFW auxiliary in lodge hall. Circle 2 at Mrs Cut right’s home. Judson society at Baptist church noon dinner then business. Ladies of Blueville sew at Red Cross. White Fawn council postpones to June 5 2:30 pm with Indian Gift exchange. St Augustine sew at Red Cross. Lutheran church sewing at Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heceks
Belvedere Club
USO
YMCA
Quota Club
Leota Griffith
Thayer Street
Rhea Fisher
Circle 1
Sst. Paul's Methodist Church
Ladies
VFW
Lodge Hall
St. Paul's Methodist Church
C. M. Cutright
Judson Society
Baptist Church
Blueville Methodist Church
Red Cross
White Fawn Council No
Degree of Pochontas
Great Council
St. Augustine
Lutheran Church
Alumni Elect New Leaders At West Virginia University
Wooddell of Elkins named second vice president and Robinson with Dr. N. H. Dyer of Bartley serve on the alumni executive council. Doris Lee Mehlinger Morgantown chosen senior queen at the class ball. Dr Irving S. Stewart of Washington named new university president effective July 1. Judge Charles E. Clark to speak at law alumni reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wage
Wooddell
Elkins
Army Air Forces
Robinson
N. H. Dyer
Bartley
Kay
Doris Lee Mehlinger
Morgantown
University Board of Governors
Alumni ‘Executive ‘Council
Board of Governors
Irving S. Stewart
Washington
Charles E. Clark
U. S. Court of Appeals
College of Law
Aytein
Havel Atlas Glass Plant Reopens in Clarksburg
The Havel Atlas Glass plant, closed since last Saturday due to material shortages from strikes, reopened in Clarksburg today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Havel Atlas Glass
Memorial Day Attendees From Many States Visit Grafton
Out of town guests joined Memorial Day exercises in Grafton including Ellen Green of Roanoke and Joseph Harrison of Maryland along with Dehlinger Stafford and Kerr families from Philadelphia Charleston and Clarksburg. Notables also included Moravian, Baltimore and Salem visitors plus local youths and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Ellen Green
Roanoke
Joseph BE. Harrison
Hawry
J. H. Dehlinger
Philadelphia
Thomas Stafford
Beckley
James Stafford
Charleston
Patrica Coyne
Salem
G. W. Devers
Richard
Baltimore
Shirley Francis
Washington, Pa
Willard Donley
Western Maryland College
Westminister
Barbara Donley
St. . Mar
Vausha Kerr
Clarksburg
Mary Lynn |Feeney
Donald Barness
Harry Greenwald
Robert
Fairmont
Mont
Wm. Cotton
W. Va
Clyde Ramsay
Galliopolis
Ohio
Francis Gatrell
Hagerstown
Paul P. Newton
Tommy
Emily Ward
Austin
Parkersburg
John Peters
Newcomer to Cali of Radio Drama Plans Home
Bill, a former Graf ton resident, recently discharged from the Navy at Quincy Mass, plans to make his home in California. He will stop in Wynne Arkansas to visit Mrs Hart's parents during the trip.
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P. T. Crickenberger
Wheeling
Grafton
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Harry
Brad) Murray
Bill
Navy
Quincy
Mass
Wynne, Arkansas
UN committee debate on Franco Spain threat to peace
March declaration signers United States Great Britain and France. sub committee named for Dr Oscar Lange urged breaking Franco relations. Members Australia China Poland Brazil France. France approval could bring to the September assembly. Witness Jose Giral premier of exiled Spanish government testified. Spanish Republicans pleased question may reach UN General Assembly.
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Suommued Triia
United States
Great Britain
France
Oscar Lange
Australia
China
Poland
Brazil
Jose Giral
U. N
National Safety Council reports four day death toll
The council estimates 329 traffic deaths for the four day holiday period. Pennsylvania leads with 25 accidental deaths and 43 traffic fatalities. Fourteen states report no violent deaths. Also notes on nutrition highlighting carotene and vitamin C in duck, pigweed, and wild mustard greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncy National Safety Council
Pennsylvania
Federal mine safety code backed by Krug notes gains
Secretary Krug endorses health and safety gains for miners as federal code plans unfold. Welfare and retirement fund to be financed by 5 cents per ton on coal. enforcement will shift to federal standards with periodic investigations. Krug promises action on violations while state controls weaken under federal oversight. Parkhills Paint Store ad follows.
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Centinnec Srean
Federel
Interior
Krug
United States
Lewis
Congress
Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Minestors
For Sale Two Brick Homes On McGraw Ave Listing
Twelve room brick dwelling with hot water heating and full size basement on McGraw Ave priced at 13000. Also seven room residence with bath and full basement with hot air furnace in first class condition offered by Petterman at 5700.00.
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Sarah E. Bailey
McGraw Ave
Grafton
W. We
Bath
W. Main St
Health standards debate spans industries and states
The discussion notes that workers would gain the benefit of workers' compensation and occupational disease laws across states, with some states offering operators the choice to participate. Adm. Boone expressed doubt that health standards were limited to the coal industry, suggesting broader applicability.
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Adm
Boone
Fragmentary ledger notes from a 1920s property list
A dense OCR fragment shows names, lots, and parcel references with scattered dates and amounts. Mentions include Mildred A Roberts, Harold G Ratliff, J. W. Spring, and various Lot numbers in Parkview and Sandy Creek areas. The jumbled text hints at probate or estate conveyance items and buyer credits, but lacks coherent narrative.
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Rosamond
J. R
B. Ow
Harold G
Ratliffe
Harold G. Ratliffs
Rive
F. Redinger
Paticview
Mildren A. Roberts
Lot
Lay B
Mildred A. Roberts
Mildred Roberts
Lucretia
Mildred A
Roberts
Inc
Ross
Floyd Runner
Oreek
Ag Gormraes
Joo. Sapp
A. Ny
Joe E.sapp
St al
Sidney Sommerville
J. W. Spring
A. “Sandy
Eliizabeth
A. Satea
Consdi
R & Mary
Bandy Creek
Bliambebh
A. O&g
Eeoen Euarchee Tana Rae
Lawson Z
U2 Inc
Ito
Ly Bewee Argt Starcher
Knotts
A. G
Kitty Stewart
Parkview
Warder
Anna M. ‘Warder
J. H. Watts
A. Love
Bika Anna
M. Woodyard
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Society Reporter
U.S
Ane Pei Os
Rca
Tommy Cooper
Carl Cooper
Maple Avenue
Tokio
Truman McVicker
Philippi Road
T/5
Warren Lee MeVicker
67Th General Hospital
Tokyo
McVicker
8Th Cavalry
H. J. DeWitt
Evelyn
Washington, D. C
Richard Foley
Hish Street
F. Carl Davis
First Presbyterian Church
Emily Murray
Honolulu
Signal Corps
H. M. Murray
Walnut Street
Cmdr
Lynn Fawkner
Long Beach
Calif
Kentucky
J. B. Staley
West Main Street Methodist Church
Ashbury College
Wilmore
William Hart
Hollywood
California
Cali
Farrell
Elaine Rost
Lorna Gray
Elaine
UN Committee
Parkhills Paint Store
C.c. Richman
Mendelson Junk Co
Farm Bureau Hospital
Peatle Gawthrop
Farm Bureau’ Mutual Automobile ‘Insurance Company
Fairmont General
School of Nursing
Fairmont State College
General Hospital
W, Va
W.main St
Fetterman
West Grafton
Bluemont St
Main St
Snaverstsins Rales
Sentinel
Phinney Property
P. B. Phinney
Homestead Place
Cincinnati
Frances St
L. D. Delaney
Lincoln Street
Knottsville Road
Ty Shroyer
Webster Wet
James DéMons
Thornton W. Va
Latrobe Street
Lee Bennett
Son
Main Street
Parker Watch
Pinder Call
Taylor
National Cemetery
Ees
Cafteria Court
Grace Smoot
Susie J. “Smoot
Ay J. Seavoto
Buver W
D. Bondon
Tee
Trenton
Ts Hui
Motifyin
oAoretore G. Vai
Inouent and
Bom Ylor County
Aman Dll
Fai Eelommada
Aiea
Hawi
Tao
Toler
Bar Rocks
N. H. Reds
Jersey
Giants
Wyandottes
Orpingtons
National
S. 8Th St
Phila
N.H. Reds
B. Rocks
Jersey Giants
Minorcas
Seidman's
Southwark
Kalabazoo
Fayette St
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