Ruth Turner Weds Lt Potter In Pink and White Event
Miss Ruth E Turner married Lieutenant W Potter of Toledo Ohio in a reception at the Turner home on Yates avenue from 4 to 6 pm. Guests arrived in a line led by the hostess with Miss Turner and Miss Rita Riffee presenting each guest a miniature bride keepsake. The color scheme of pink and white featured lilies of the valley pink roses and gardenias. Tea served 4 to 5 pm and 5 to 6 pm with aides from Miss Turner's bridge club in pastel organdies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth E. Turner
W. Potter
Toledo
Ohio
Turner
Yates Avenue
Miss Turner
Clyde G. Turner
Betty Stafford
Ruth
Virginia Hanway
Irene Kunst
John K. Burdett
Ernest Clark
Fred Schroeder
Virgil Rohrbaugh
Miss Church
Marian Gough
Maxine Robison
Miriam Robison
Gladys McDaniel
Norine Sterling
Pauline Utsinger
Sara Frances Sturms
Neva Sturms
Wilma Greenwald
Mildred Crane
Miriam Rowson
Social Calendar June events of area church groups and clubs
June activities list for local organizations includes Ladies Aid societies at St Pauls Lutheran and St Pauls M C church quilting meetings, Naomi Chapter Eastern Star, P H C, Methodist Protestant circles, Star Sewing Club, DAR Flag Day observance, Women’s Aid at United Brethren, and Quota Club gathering at Cafeteria Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wilam Wittman
William Shafferman
Emil Kinsley
Florence Wittman
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's M. C
Naomi
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
P. H.C
Redmen's Hall
Circle No. 1
Methodist Protestant Church
W. R. Williams
J. Stanley Nicola
Star Sewing Club
W. F. Simmons
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kate Smith
West Main Street
William Burdett
Lila Love
Miss Smith
Women's Aid Society of
First United Brethren Church
Meeting Minutes At Pearl Street Gathered At Two Thirty
The session convened at Mrs. Cather’s Pearl street home at 2 30 PM led by vice president Mrs. F B Suddarth in president Mrs. Ada Strauss absence. Devotionals began with recitation of the Lord's Prayer and minutes were read.
Village Ladies Host Luncheon and Humorous Reading Event
A social afternoon featured a humorous reading by Mrs. F. J. Talvander and contest activities organized by Mrs. Barker. Guests included Elizabeth Handley, Bruce Willhide, Frank Turvander, Harley Sawyer, F. B. Smith, Lila Dean, Tom Love, F. Suddarth, John Malcolm, Mary McClintie, and Mary Brown. A plate luncheon followed, with plans for a covered dish dinner at the church on Wednesday June 24 at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Talvander
Barker
Elizabeth Handley
Bruce Willhide
Frank Turvander
Harley Sawyer
Smith
Lila Dean
Tom Love
F. 8. Suddarth
John Malcolm
Mary McClintie
Mary Brown
Helen M Mills Ends Speech Pledges Moose Growth
Helen M MIllen ends her remarks with a pledge to continue and expand the Loyal Order of Moose, asserting its mission to serve mankind. She will return to Terra Alta after commencement activities to live with her guardian there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M’millen
Order of Moose
Helen
Terra Alta
Voters Choose Walter Smith as Mayor in Glendale
Glendale voters support Citizens-Peoples ticket with more than two thirds backing. Wallace Smith elected mayor, with Lee Earl as city recorder and Peter Garfrett, I. L. Wood, Roy Arrick, W. R. Baumberges, and J. C. CaldABaugh named as councilmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendale
Walter Smith
Glendale
Citizens-Peoples J
Wallace Smith
Lee Earl
City Recorder
Peter Garfrett
I. L. Wood
Roy Arrick
W. R. Baumberges
J. C. Caldabaugh
Local residents attend college, graduation, and camp
Mrs Julia Galvin formerly of Grafton visits family in Fairmont before heading to Washington. Miss Gladys Mettler joins Fairmont State College for the summer term. Several youths return from Morgantown after West Virginia University classes. Mr and Mrs Guy Leonard of Charleston visit family and attend son’s WVU graduation. he starts a steel job in Pittsburgh on July 1. Taylor county 4-H club members attend the 4-H Volunteer Leader's Camp at Jackson's Mill: Myrtle Anvil Harriet Blaney Esther Bell June Bosely and Mrs Samuel B Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Galvin
Grafton
Fairmont
Bert Bun‘ner
Washington, D. C
Gladys Mettler
Lucretia
Fairmont State Teachers’ College
Eileen Corbin
Fetterman
John McFarland
Blueville
John Cather
Webster
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Guy Leonard
Edna
Jean
Charleston
Pittsburgh
Taylor County
Jackson's Mill
Myrtle Anvil
Harriet Blaney
Esther Bell
June Bosely
Samuel B. Bailey
Princess Alice Urged As Landon Running Mate
North Carolina delegate A I Butler at the national convention proposed Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth as a vice president candidate for the Republican ticket. He described the Roosevelt widow as an ideal choice for the second position beside Landon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Alice
Landon
Cleveland
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
North Carolina
A. I. Butler
Clinton
Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Haile Selassie Speaks At League Luncheon In London
In London at a League of Nations luncheon on June 11 Haile Selassie declared that the western third of Ethiopia remains under lawful government with peace and order. He added that some areas conquered by Italy lie in hostility to Italians according to his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations Union
Italy
Scouts Begin Sixth Tri-State Camporee in Huntington
About 600 Boy Scouts from the Tri-State district gathered in Huntington for the opening of the sixth annual three day camporee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Tri-State
Posse Pursues Crazed Killer Near St Peter
A bloodhound paced posse chased by state police and sheriff’s officers hunted Frank Gibson, a convicted murderer and one of four fugitives from St Peter asylum, three miles north in dense brush. Meanwhile Lawrence de Vol Barker Karpis gang gunner Albert Saroko and Donald Reeder remained at large as Iowa authorities track possible southern routes. Twelve of sixteen escapees have been recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter, Minn
Frank Gibson
St. Peter Asylum
Here
Lawrence de Vol
Barker-Karpis
Albert
Scareface" Saroko
Donald Reeder
Iowa
Ozark
Water use curfew ordered in Wheeling city
City Manager Harry J. Humphrey warned water users in Wheeling that persons found using garden hoses between specified hours would be prosecuted. The order came as a response to a water shortage affecting parts of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Harry J. Humphrey
Barker Believes Trouble Comes In Threes After Thumb Infection
In Point Pleasant on June 11 Ray Barker recalls a string of bad luck after his right thumb became infected following a fishing mishap. He says misfortune seems to arrive in threes, a belief shaped by recent events.
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Point Pleasant
Ray Barker
Ride Near Fatal In West Virginia Motorcycle Stunt
J L Mansfield, 29, was thrown from a moving motorcycle driven by R L Higginbotham in a June incident near JaeGer West Virginia. The machine crashed and Mansfield’s right leg was amputated. Higginbotham paid a $25 fine for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaeger
W. Va
J. L. Mansfield
R.L. Higginbotham
Higginbotham
Mansfield
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Miss Ruth Turner
Lieut. Potter
K. K. Klub
Louise Church
Leonard Street
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Harold Knight
Princes Bennett
Homer Queen
San Fernando
D. C
Baguio
M. S. Squires
Kalinga
Ifuago
Ralph Redinger
Hefner
Lois Luzader
Harold Iner
Society
Clarksburg
OricLé
F. B. Cather
Dana Barker
First Presbyterian Church
Alec Goldberg
West Virginia
A. Alex Goldberg
Thas
Trail of Glory
White Sulphur Springs
Raleigh Hotel
Grafton Drug & Chemical Company
the Love Drug Company
Union Drug Company
Fountain
Red Cross Pharmacy
West Grafton
Ue Fae
Celine
Grafton Drug and Cheifiteal Co
the Love Drug Co
Union Drug Co
Red Cross Pharma
W. Grafton
League
Stouts
Main
St, Grarton, W.va
Ford
Eston
Brunswick Tires
Brunswick
Brunswick Sentrys
Ately Low
Chevrolet
Tetaoe SH
Michi
Pent
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Chapin’s
Chapin
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