New Glory For Old Glory Flag Day Aid Program
Taylor County American Legion Post No 12 teams with Graf ton dry cleaners for a June 6 to 14 window to clean flags free of charge if owners fly them on June 14. Commander Dr Charles M Wells urges citizens to honor Old Glory with a fresh look, noting the campaign covers homes, churches, schools, factories and offices. Torn flags should be replaced. cleaners will service neighbors and institutions at no cost in exchange for display of the flag on Flag Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County American Legion Post
Grafton
Taylor Legion
Charles M. ‘Wells
American Legion
Dry Cleaners of America
Methodist OK hospital expansion plan at Clarksburg
The West Virginia Methodist Conference agreed to operate and expand Union Protestant Hospital at Clarksburg to at least 110 beds within five years, possibly 150, while maintaining policies. The meeting featured a hospital vote, a service honoring eight retiring ministers, and plans for pastoral appointments and youth leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhannon
West Virginia Methodist Conference
Union Protestant
Clarksburg
Westleyan College
Halford Tuccock
Yale Divinity School
Union Protestant Hospital
R. L. Moore
Man
Conference Board For
St. Paul
Eugene Dick
Frank Neel
Charleston
G. W. Thumm
Dunbar
M. C. Miles
Warwood
Bible School Opens Monday at Union Hall
Wendel l Rose Toth announces Vacation Bible School starts at 9am Monday in Union hall with Mrs Josephine Patterson as teacher. Children aged five and up may attend. Several local residents and visitors from Ohio and Maryland are listed as guests or visiting relatives at various homes around Clarksburg and nearby towns.
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Union Hall
Josephine Patterson
J.A. Preston
Bruce Green
Clarksburg
Jimmy Morzano
Painesville
Dominic Morzano
Galloway
James Sorbello
Sandy
Sistersville
Minor Clevenger
Lottie
Mary Rein
Eva Riggleman
Bridgeport
Koby Rein
Tony Catanzaro
Long Lucille Catanzaro
Baltimore
Visang
Sam Catanzaro
Glen Fleming
of Perry
H.cl Fi
Samuel Jad Jas
Dave Marteny
Fairview
Virtis Marteny
And
Burord Marteny
Perry O
Norma. Martenny
Morghéntown
Bill Caspér
Booth
Charles Hamric
Rosemont
Dave Cleavenger
Painesville, O
Minor
Cleavenger
Imogene
Sinés
H. L. ‘Plemings
Daril Boylen
Timoré
Mas
Orey George
Andrew Hrib
Nick Hrib
Tom Saucer
New Glory for Old Glory 1955 Appeal Urges Nationwide Action
All readers urged to spread the word and involve every person they know including children to ensure widespread knowledge of New Glory for Old Glory in 1955. Cooperating cleaners listed are the C&B Grafton Home Laundry and Jenkins.
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America
C&b
Grafton, Home Laundry
Jenkins
Card of Thanks for Edgar L. De Laney
The family expresses deep gratitude for kindness at his death. Special thanks to Rev. Lee Crist for consoling words, to those who furnished the beautiful muse, Bartlett Funeral Home, pallbearers, and all who sent flowers or expressed sympathy in any way. May God’s blessing be yours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. DeLaney
Lee Crist
Bartlett
Belle's News Stand Promises Summer Reading At Home
A reader appeal invites vacationers and at home workers to catch up on magazines and books this summer. Belle's News Stand promotes newspapers, novelties, ice cream and candy as the go-to spot for leisure reading during downtime.
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BELLE
Belle's
Webster Churches Unite For School
Webster Methodist and Baptist churches join to run a combined vacation Bible school opening at 9 am Monday for one week. Three sessions of instruction daily with Mrs Carl Ludwick serving as dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Methodist and Baptist Church
Carl Ludwick
Knottsville Grower Wins Tay lor County Berry Show Grand Champion
Haymond Luzadder of Knottsville won grand champion at Tay lor County Strawberry Show held in City Hall for virus free Catskill berries. Reserve champion went to Alice Austin with Robinson variety. Other Knottsville growers won blue and red ribbons, while Dr. Charles Wells bought the grand champion berries at 55 cents a quart.
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Haymond Luzadder
Knottsville
Taylor County
City Hall
Alice Austin
Robinsson
Luzadder
Catskill
Loyd Sayres
Lonnie Sharp
Fred Boyles
Ross Luzadder
Robert Trickett
McGee
Nancy Craft
Haymond
Floyd Summers
Oak Grove
Richard Coplin
Meadland
FFA| Chapter
Smith
Eugene
Charles Wells
Men To Paint First Christian Trim Get Feed
Members of the Christian Men's Fellowship will begin painting the trim at First Church of Christ at 5 p.m. Monday. A bean supper will follow at 7:30 p.m. The Christian Education Committee meets at 7:30 to plan the daily vacation Bible school opening June 27 and running through July B. The Rev. Ralph Burnette will preach on The Church Gives tomorrow morning as the final of three in a series titled What Is the Church The Challenge. He will also speak on Fellowship With God tomorrow night. Sunday afternoon Charles Smith leaves for the Norther Chi Rho camp at the Whetzel County 4-H Camp New Martinsville.
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Christian Men’s Fellowship
Church of Christ
Christian Education Committee
Ralph Burnette
God
Charles Smith
Whetzel County
New Martinsville
Pallbearers Listed For Jackson Service
Pallbearers for the funeral of Mrs. Della Virginia Jackson at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Knotts Funeral Home will be Guy Cole Sr W H Canfield Jim Hoffman Dorsey Groves Paul Harr and Pred Jackson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Virginia Jackson
Knotts Funeral Home
Guy Cole, Sr
W. H. Canfield
Jim Hoffman
Dorsey Groves
Paul Harr
Pred Jackson, Jr
Webster Felton 83rd birthday honored at farm home
Webster residents gathered at George C. Felton's Webster farm to honor his 83rd birthday. He remains active with chores, garden work, and livestock duties as friends and relatives joined in gifts and cake. Attendees included J. H. Willis, Sharon Ann Hall, Tracy Felton, Pearl Felton, and Rev R. G. Yoak, with others from Parkersburg Newark Uniontown and Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Felton
Felton
J. H. Willis
Sharon Ann Hall
Mré
Tracy Felton
Pearl Felton
Arthur G. Bailey
R. G
Clarence Baker
Jerry
Albert Willis
John Howdd
Fairmont
L. R. Bunner
Grafton
Willis Preston
Richmond
Mac Getz
Chicago
Ill
Herman Getz
Mirs
Mattie Harvey
J. J. Harvey
Camp Towles Road
Mildred McWilliams
WSCS
Floyd ‘Moss
Philippi
Ray Dearing
Edith Dearing
Flemington
Bert Bradley
Beverly
Junior McWilliams
Velva MeWilliyams
Layman Transferred To Pittsburgh Hospital
A garage operator injured in an auto accident near Philippi a week ago is slightly improved and moved to Western Pennsylvania Hospital in Pittsburgh for specialist care under Dr Rowe. Mrs Layman today said he is out of shock and the transfer aimed to provide better treatment.
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Philippi
Lithle
Layman
Western Pennsylvania’ Hospital
Pittsburgh
Rowe
Flemington A Honor Roll Names 19 Straight A Pupils
Flemington school lists 19 pupils with straight A averages for the sixth six weeks of 1954-55. Names span 7th through 12th grades with multiple students in each grade and separate perfect attendance lists for boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington School
L.W. Talbott
Flemington
Robert Flint
James Jones
Mary Shaga
Mary Simon
Stanley Smith
Iona Urtso
Leonard Urtso
Warren Post
James Simon
Nancy Sais
Jackie Stewart
Shirley Mayle
Kay Bartlett
Betty Richardson
Vivian Stevens
Shirley Rifle
Angela Pollard
Patty Corder
Mary Blake
Eugene Lasey
William Goodwin
Hollis Gregory
Charles Kinsey
Sammy McGee
Joe Woods
Ronald Kittle
Agnes Knight
Patty Devart
Betty Lou Cooper
Norma
Simpson Lenora Leach 16 R-5 Community Briefs
Mrs Allen Kinsey and children of San Francisco visit Mer and Mrs Sidney Kinsey and Harold Felton family in Dayton Ohio. Harold Felton visits his father. Fred Vincent family of Steubenville Ohio and Clifford Vincent family of Flemington with Earl Lummer of Clarksburg visit James Vincent home.
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Set
Allen Kinsey
San Francisco
Mer
Sidney Kinsey
Harold Felton
Dayton
Ohio
Harlen Felton
Fred Vincent
Steubenville
Clifford Vincent
Flemington
Earl Lummer
Clarksburg
Frank Haller
Mickey Vincent
James Vincent
Williams Dies in Ohio Hospital at 61
Charles A Williams of Grafton aged 61 died at 6 am in a hospital in Akron Ohio. Survivors include his widow Omie DeMoss Williams seven children and four sisters. The body will be returned to Knotts Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Willams
Grafton
Akron
Omie DeMoss Williams
Knotts Funeral
Out Of Towners Issued Marriage Permits
Marriage license applications filed in Taylor County Clerk's office since Saturday May 28 include Glenn Simons 21 of Clarksburg and Ramona Nadine Stewart 17 of Flemington, along with Grover C. Curry 71 of Routel Watson and Wilba Staiss Criss 48 Route 1 Watson.
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Taylor County Clerk's Office
Glenn Simons
Clarksburg
Ramona Nadine
Stewart
Flemington
Grover C. Curry
Routel
Watson
Wilba- Staiss Criss
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Webster Miss Pearl Felton
George George C. Felton
American’ Legion
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