June wedding in Clarksburg features Morrison and Fawcett
Mrs Carolyn Jean Fawcett and dry Morrison wed in a simple evening ceremony at St. Marks Lutheran Church Clarksburg with Rev Paul An Foulk officiating. The bride, a Grafton High School graduate class of 1924, works at Wilson Bread Co as a stenographer and will reside with the groom's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdott-Morrison
Carolyn Jean Fawcett
Dry Morrison
Bt. Mark's Lutheran Church
Clarksburg
Paul An Foulk
Charpeing
H. J. Hoff
Pearl Street
Grafton High School
Wilson, Bread Company
Lfe
Charles Morrison
Jackson Street
Morrison
Henry Cleer
Novelty Pocket Perfume and Bridge Card Case Set
A compact gift item features a pocket perfume flask, a modernist bridge card case, and bath tablets designed to scent the house. The case can later hold cards, combining fragrance and practical storage in a single unobtrusive accessory.
Elegant social hour and informal wedding plans noted
Rose Ford recounts a social hour with refreshments at a gathering of relatives of Mr. and Mrs. William Mallonee of Pittsburgh. Mildred Gade ter is set for a June wedding with Ernest Clark Jr as usher. Fidelis Club surprised Mrs. Lawrence Hines with gifts and an improvised orchestra as they presented kitchen utensils and an electric coffee urn at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mallonee
William Mallonee
Pittsburgh
Grafton
Saturay
Lawrence Hines
Mary Griffith
Fidelis Club
First Presbyterian Church
John Donnachie
A. A. Miller
Rena Goodwin
Real Vigher
Florence Wilkinson
P. Nith
P. J.tutvander
Kittie Gil
Lila Mantz
Emma Morgan
Archie Stavely
R. L. Trowbridge
Leota Griffith
Ada Helronimus
Harry Lawrence Hines
West Virginia Day Marked With Music And Readings
Mrs D Grant Smith led a session honoring West Virginia as 66th state with state songs and a reading Park Your Heart in West Virginia by Mary Johnston read by Mrs R D Dolan. Social hour, conundrums, and refreshments followed. Next, Judson Missionary Society held a meeting at First Baptist Church with 25 members. A shower for Mrs Howard Wells featured silver gifts. Ann Tennant plans recital at Graf ton High School Thursday at 8 15 pm under Broaddus College auspices.
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Th. W. Perine
Beech Street
Ladies Aid Society of Andrew's M. E. Church
R. GC. Wood
W. ©. Barnes
Jime
Elizabeth Cline
Tennyson
John R. Waters
Eugene Fields
Lora
J.’Nthecellas
D. Grant Smith
Robert. EB. Graham
West Virginia
Mary Johnston
R. D. Dolan
Judson Missionary Society
The
First Baptist Church
Howé
Willis Linn
Knotts Avenue
Strs. Tian
Reba. McDermott
Howard Wells
Beatrice Lemmons
Ann, Tennant
Grafton High School
Department of Expression
Broad
Gus College
Philippi
Iulan W. King School of Oratory
Dittsburgh
Migs Tennant
Grafton
Broaddus College
Personal notices from Lumberport and surrounding towns
Mrs Willis of Lumberport and Miss Grace Whitescarver of Wilford street visited friends in Pruntytown yesterday. Messrs Geo L and Joseph Jollitte were out of town on business. Mrs J Lee Evans left for Buckhannon to attend West Virginia Wesleyan commencement. Rebecca West of Fairmont visits her uncle and Ralph Newton of Loveland. Mrs John I Warder of Weston returned home after a visit with Mrs A S Warder. Epsie DeMoss of Newburg spends the week with her. Pauline Annon of Thornton and Dorsey Goodwin with their Akron friends vacationing in Grafton. Arthur Wolke of Simpson to Detroit to visit friends. Grace Loar, Fairmont teacher, spent yesterday with cousins Charles Evans and Elizabeth Evans. attended the senior class play. William B R Stuck returned from Charles Town after visiting William A Beavera, president.
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Willis
Lumberport
Grace Whitescarver
Wilford Street
Pruntytown
Geo. L
Joseph Jollitte
J. Lee Evans
Buckhannon
West Virginia Wesleyan, College
Rebecca West
Fairmont
Ant Ralph Newton
Loveland
John I. Warder
Weston I
Warder
Beech Street
Epsie DeMoss
Newburghis
Pauline Annon' l
Thornton
Dorsey Goodwin
Florence
Ira Wolfe
Akron
Ohio
Teat Grafton
Goodyear
Arthur
Wolke
Simpson
Detroit
Michigan
Grace Loar
Grafton High
Charles Evans
Elizabeth Evans
William BR. Stuck
Charles Town
William A. Beavera
Bankers Plan Seeks County Prosperity for Farmers
The First National Bank notes plans to boost area prosperity by solving farm credit and delivery issues. Farmers report offers of pure cream sales to be delivered to creameries outside the county, with creameries considering permanent local locations if daily cream supply can be arranged. Further progress updates are promised soon by Fleming.
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Taylor
Fleming
Reappointment of Sloan At East End School Board Meeting
The Grafton Independent School District Board of Education held a special meeting last night to reappoint Albert S. Sloan as principal of the East End school and to consider applications for two or three vacancies in the elementary grades. Superintendent H. A. Rice presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oflbert S. Sloan
East End
Dus‘iness
Grafton Independent District Board of Education
H. A. Rice
City Schools Board Hints Preference for Local Applicants
Superintendent Rice stated the board favors local applicants for school positions. A definite appointment plan may depend on new board members taking office July 1, with two or three teachers to be selected after a board meeting next week. Two incumbents retire, replaced by J A Jolliffe and Charles E B Burke. Buy Coal. Coal for 1929 30 session to be supplied by F B Cather at three and three fourths cents per bushel. bids from A K Pitzer and others noted. The Grafton schools used about 680 tons of coal last term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Mr. Rice
William A. Beavers
B. F. Redinger
J.A. Jolliffe
Charles EB. Burke
F. B. Cather
A. K. Pitzer
J. Paul Morgan
Sharps Coal Company
Pruntytown
E. Ellers
Percy Lucas
W. A. Rogers
Malone Colleries Company
Grant Sinsell
Luncheon Lettuce and Salad Dressing
A vintage recipe style entry explains making a Genki sliced banana jelly filling sandwich with hot chocolate fruit, then details a creamy frosting. It lists ingredients such as sugar milk butter vanilla and steps to form a sugar milk butter ball in cold water, beat until thick, then frost the cake top and sides. If frosting is too thin, add a small amount of sour cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Vanjlt
Fragmentary testimony from shooting case referenced
Incomplete OCR notes show a son testifying about a car pursuit at the scene and individuals named McRedy Jane Molds Dutton Kendrick. The readable fragment suggests conflict over what was seen during the shooting but lacks a clear sequence of events or verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withes
McRedy
Jane Molds
Dutton
Kendrick
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Watkins
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Fred JB. Watkins
Catherine Marshall
Jean Haymond
Virginia
Shaw
Helen Howell
Virginia Shaw
Tme
Mr. Watkins
Protective Home Circle
Gladys Robinson
A. J. Robinson
Ross Street
Fairmont State Teachers College
Robinson
Gratton High School
Rebekah Lodge
Beulah Rebekah
Wehn Hall
Adamaton
West Main Street
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of
M. E. Church
Charles Skaggs
Grace Frye
Frank Evans
Herbert Evans
Lawrence Kinter
Ed. McDaniel
Liberty Shoe Shop
Grand Theatre
Vicinity
School of Phen Clardksburg
West
Virginia Business College
Ain
Clarkstrarg
Seva
Osgood
the Love Drug Company
H. L. Potts
Rose Ford
Ladies Aid Society of Andrew's
Charles Chadduck
Washington Street
le Monnier
Paris
Kay Fransois
Eejane
BUICK
Tee
Marquette
Fisher
Fisher VV
Windehield
New
Diableau
Walnut St
Maple Ave
G. Mu A. C
Buick’ Motor Company
Flint
General Motéra
Kon Metanghile-Buik, Ont
Boule
And
Marquatte Motor Gara
Standard
Shere
Henan
First National Bank
Wa Tm
Piedmont
Bankers Plan
School Board
Burton
Randolph
Dro Carter
New York
Mortarbeard
Barnard College
Magnesia
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