Marriages Highlight Charleston Area Society News
Notices announce Eunice McCoy and Denver Haynes wed in Catlettsburg Kentucky. The ceremony included a ring ritual by Rev. A P Keyser. McCoy, a 1936 Grafton High graduate and nurse in Charleston, will reside there with Haynes, a Woodrum Home Outfitting employee. Also listed are the Hamilton Austin wedding in Logan and the Frances Reves Ward Perry union in Grafton, plus a weekly sewing club wrap with summer break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Henrietta McCoy
FP. McCoy
Cherry Street
Denver
Keith Haynes
George Haynes
Charleston
Catlettsburg
A. P. Keyser
Southern Methodist Church
Grafton High School
Miss McCoy
Morris Harvey College
Charleston General Hospital
Mr. Haynes
Charleston High School
Woodrum Home Outfitting Company
Glenn Hebb
Woody Dean
Thomas Griffith
F. J. Turvander
First Presbyterian Church
Frances Reves
Madge Reves
Elkins
Robert E. Reves
Welch
Ward Perry
Alvin’ L. Perry
Grafton
Welch High School
Morris-Harvey College
Alpha Mu Literary Society
Davis-Elkins College
Works Progress Administration
Elkins High School
Davis- Elkins
West Virginia University
Neale’s Drug Store
Calendar of local clubs meetings and events
A June schedule lists multiple group gatherings including Quota club at 6 p.m. Cozy Best. Royal Neighbors Camp No. 3996 at 7 30 p.m. VFW hall. Masquez’s Here Comes Charlie at Play Center 106 Latrobe Street at 8 p.m. June 19. Taylor county Sunday schools officers and teachers meeting at 7 30 p.m. Presbyterian church. Red Wing club at Idella Cattell’s home 7 30 p.m. June 19. R T S class First Baptist at 8 p.m. church. Emma Rogers Bible class West Main Methodist at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Blanche Brand’s home. VFW Auxiliary 8 p.m. VEW hall with national convention delegates. General Aid Andrews Methodist 7 30 p.m. church school room Group D devotions and program. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society at 7 30 p.m. Mrs. Bruce Bumgarner 1 Wabash Ave. Lend-a-Hand Circle First Presbyterian at 2 p.m. Mrs. Z L Dean Kennedy street. Phila thea class covered dish dinner 6 30 p.m. First Baptist L. L. Bradley. Daisy Dotson’s group hosts King’s Daughters Bible class U B church 8 p.m. June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Cozy Best
Royal Neighbors
VFW
Masquez
Charlie
Latrobe Street
Taylor County
Presbyterian Church
Idella Cattell
Red Wing Club
Wilford Street
First Baptist Church
Emma Rogers
West Main Street Methodist Church
Blanche Brand
VEW
General
Andrews Methodist Church
Church School
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Bruce Bumgarner
Wabash Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Z. L. Dean
Kennedy Street
Philathea
L. L. Bradley
Daisy Dotson
King’s Daughters Bible Class
U. B.church
Marshall Aides Hostess With Refreshments At Meeting
Marshall assisted the hostess in serving an attractive course of refreshments during the evening. Club members attending the meeting included Mrs. Gough, Mrs. Hussion, Mrs. Robert Wittman, Mrs. L. H. Greenwald, Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mrs. Lawson TeLaney, Mrs. Fred McFarland, Mrs. W. P. Clark, Mrs. W. P. Cannon and Mrs. Christine Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ret Marshall
Gough
Hussion
Robert Wittman
L. H. Greenwald
Harry Carroll
Lawson TeLaney
Fred McFarland
W. P. Clark
W. P. Cannon
Christine Russell
Weekend Visit Highlights From Washington to Cincinnati
Miss Carrie Brendel of Washington DC visited her sister Mrs Anna Utterback in the First National Bank building apartments. John Warder, University of Cincinnati student, spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Hugh Warder on Maple Avenue. Little Miss Patty Sue Barker. Anyone holding a Bridge hand any day without an honor bring a statement signed by all four players to this office and receive gratis a bag of Walker Potato Chips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Brendel
Washington, D. C
Anna Utterback
First National Bank
John Warder
University of Cincinnati
Hugh Warder
Maple Avenue
Patty Sue Barker
Local residents make weekend visits and health updates
Mrs. Dana Barker’s daughter returned home Sunday after a three week visit with relatives in Fairmont and Morgan town. Fairmont residents Mrs. Joe Dunham and Miss Betty Lee Clark visited relatives here. Mrs. W. R. Jones left Middletown Inc after several days at her father H. E. Martin’s home. C A Pilson and Miss Emma Preiss of Fairmont attended the District Brotherhood conference at St Paul’s Lutheran in Grafton. Mrs. Margaret Hedrick of Thorton shopped here and visited friends, Sylvia Mason of Harmony Grove underwent tonsil removal at the city hospital Monday, and Harry Poulson of Newberg retired Sunday after City hospital confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Barker
Fairmont
Morgantown
Joe Dunham
Betty Lee Clark
City
W. R. Jones
Middletown, Inc
H. E. Martin
Addison Street
C. A. Pilson
Emma Preiss
Grafton
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Margaret Hedrick
Thorton
Sylvia Mason
Harmony Grove
City Hospital
Harry Poulson
Newberg
Birth of Betty Jean Maloney at Grafton Park
A baby girl weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces was born Saturday June 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs Billy Maloney in Grafton Park. The infant, named Betty Jean, shares a birth date with the paternal grandmother Mrs Edna Maloney. This is the couple’s third child and first daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Maloney
Grafton Park
Betty Jean
Edna Maloney
Senators Advise Incentive Tax Program Plan
Senators Herring of Iowa and Vandenberg of Michigan urged a new incentive tax program in a June 19 briefing. The proposal aims to stimulate investment and job growth through targeted tax breaks and streamlined procedures, seeking bipartisan support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herring
Iowa
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Senators urge incentive taxation to spur industrial growth
Port to the senate today urged the government to experiment to a reasonable degree with incentive taxation designed to encourage industrial expansion. They warned that without a more cooperative business attitude, the economy faces uncertainty unemployment and low mood. The finance subcommittee completed a ten month study of incentive tax plans and employee profit sharing, deeming profit sharing essential to capitalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoover's Record Shown To Be Financially Sound
Washington June 19 Lawrence Richey secretary to former President Hoover issued a memorandum on expenses of the Hoover and Roosevelt administrations today stating the Roosevelt deficit payable by taxpayers was 20 261 000 000 and the Hoover deficit was 1 021 000 090 He prepared the statement to clarify the relation between expenditures of the two administrations as they compare over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
Roosevelt
Richey
Taxation methods could halve debt under Hoover claim
Richey argued that applying the same taxation methods used later would have cut half the national debt during Hoover's four year presidency rather than allowing it to rise. The comment framed a comparison of fiscal policy effectiveness across administrations.
Heart Attack Fatal For WPA Worker Arthur Hall
Arthur B. Hall a 44 year old WPA worker dropped dead this afternoon on Riverside drive near the stone quarry where he was employed. Dr T W Heironimus Jr pronounced him dead. He was a native of the county son of John and Sarah Hall both deceased Survivors include his widow Anna Poling four children Ruth Ray Charles and Paul at home 117 Grand street one brother Stephen Hall of Morgantown Funeral services set for Wednesday noon at Bartlett Funeral Home McGraw avenue Captain Charles C Robey Salvation Army officiating Interment Payne cemetery under G Bartlett director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Hall
WPA
Riverside Drive
T. W. Heironimus, Jr
John
Sarah Rector Hall
Anna R. Poling
Ruth
Ray
Charles
Paul
Grand Street
Stephen Hall
Morgantown
Hall
Salvation Army
Army Citadel
Bartlett Funeral Home
McGraw Avenue
Charles C. Robey
Payne Cemetery
G. T. Bartlett
Eighteen Arabs Die In Haifa Marketplace Bomb Blast
Eighteen Arabs killed and 24 wounded in dawn explosion at Haifa marketplace near the city port. Nine men, six women, and three children among the dead. Haifa telephone exchange and nearby booths damaged significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Haifa
New York World’s Fair Firing On All Cylinders Says Whalen
Grover A. Whalen, president of the New York world’s fair, calls the $155,000,000 exposition the highest in history over the top after 47 days. He cites 8,087,595 total attendances through June 15 with 5,852,251 paid, says final turnout may reach 50 to 60 million, and notes no plan to cut the 75 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grover A. Whalen
Whalen
Elusive killer hunt in Hayward ends with note found
Posse tered across the Chippewa river flowage after a fugitive named Ray Olson 35 briefly appeared near dusk. A death by own action note was found in a rowboat on Hay creek. Deputies, air patrols, and bloodhounds failed to pin Olson, who escaped two tavernkeepers shot during the pursuit. Olson’s wife was questioned by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Wis
Chippewa
Jay C. Davis
Ray Olson
Davis
Cranberry Island
Bill Metcalfe
Olson
Hay Creek
Fred Scott
Carl Johnson
John Blue Sky
Scott
Johnson
Olso
Rotary Convention Opens in Cleveland With Record Delegates
The 30th annual Rotary International convention began in Cleveland with more than 7 090 delegates from 47 nations registered for opening sessions. International President George C Hager of Chicago predicted attendance would exceed 12 000 over six days as 600 Rotarians and foreign delegates arrived from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia where planning for the program took place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rotary International
International
George C.hager
Chicago
Hager
Rotary
White Iphur Springs
W. Va
Anoka Tornado Leaves Ten Dead And Wide Destruction
A tornado torn through Anoka causing ten deaths among residents including Leo Kidd, H G Groat, Ernest Syring, Edward Morrissette, Walter Isreal, and Fred Zimmerman. Homes, a Lutheran Mission church, store, garage, and over 40 houses were demolished. Cedar area farms and farm buildings suffered extensive damage as authorities estimated potential losses around $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applis
Leo Kidd
Anoka
H. G. Groat
Ernest Syring
Edward Morrissette
Walter Isreal
Fred Zimmerman
Chamiplin
Zimmerman
Lutheran Mission Church
Cedar
Billard Walsh
Kad
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Annabel P. Swisher
Society Reporter
Hamilton-Austin
George Austin
Dorothy
J. W. Hamilton
Logan
E. L. Lowery
Marjorie ‘Austin
King Austin
Kenneth Barcus
Hamilton
Emma Rockwell
W. J.g Hussion
T. C. Gough
Marshall
Marga
Finland
Hjalmar Procope
U. S
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
United States
Ben AL Coe
AMEL
Sera
America
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
Booth
West
East
Tac
Killer
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