Alice Myers and Carrol Sylvia Wedding Told
Alice Imogene Myers and Carrol Sylvia wed at St Paul Methodist Oakland Maryland on June 22 officiated by Rev Denver C Pickens. Bride wore baby blue dress with red rose corsage. reception followed with blue white decor. couple resides in Tunnelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Myers
Tunnelton
Alice Imogene
Carrol Sylvia
St. Paul Methodist Church
Oakland
Maryland
Denver C. Pickens
Betty
Nola Sylvia
John Edwin Myers
Elzie Huffman
Ernest Colebank
Paul Richard Glass
Hessell Wolfe
Grafton
Ervin Sanders
Lottie Joyce
Erwin
W Va
Mary Barnes
Valonia De‘Moss
David Wayne Ringler
C. E. Myers
Sylvia
Fellowsville High School
4Th Armored
Elva Jeane Sturm Weds Ralph McCartney in Oakland MD
Mr and Mrs John K Sturm of Knottsville announce the marriage of their youngest daughter Elva Jeane to Ralph C McCartney, son of the late Stanley McCartney and Mrs. Robert Spring of Glade Run. The quiet single ring ceremony occurred on Tuesday May 28 in Oakland Maryland, Rev J E Johnson officiating. The bride wore aqua blue with black accessories, with Bertha Bradley as attendant in pink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Sturm
Knottsville
Elva Jeane
Ralph C. McCartney
Stanley McCartney
Robert Spring
Glade Run
Oakland
Maryland
J. E. Johnson
Couple Wedding Notices In Knottsville Area
Mrs McCartney attended local schools and Graf ton Senior High class of 1945. Prior to marriage she worked at a Woolworth store. Mr McCartney served three years in the U S Army including eighteen months in European operations. Discharged last December. They reside in Knottsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCartney
Grafton
Woolworth
United States Army
Knottsville
Barbara Beverlin and James Ridenour Wed in Virginia
Barbara Beverlin wed James Howard Ridenour at 5:30 p.m. in Winchester Virginia in a quiet Presbyterian church ceremony. The bride wore powder blue crepe with pink rosebud accents. no attendants. The groom served in the U.S. Navy starting 1943 and was discharged last year. They reside in Grafton with his employment at Graf ton Taxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Anne Beverlin
Mary E. Beverlin
Maple Avenue
James Howard Ridenour
Max Teckett
Orchard Avenue
Gear
Presbyterian Church of
Winchester
Virginia
WCTU To Hold Annual Institute
The annual institute of the local Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held this Thursday June 27 at Andrew's Methodist church. Morning session starts 10:30 a m. afternoon 1:30 p m. Luncheon prepared by union ladies. Rev Paul H McKain hosts. out of town preacher Rev W R Eskew of Kingwood. Others include Mrs Bob Brown Mrs Howard Lawson Rosemary Outright Beverly Sue Outright Mrs Florence Wilkinson Miss Betty Craft Miss Ann Elizabeth Robinson Miss An nette Kunst Eddie Fawcett Blanche Guard and Mrs Sylvia Reeder of Tunnelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of the Local Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
Andrew's Methodist Church
Ladies of the Union
Paul H. McKain
W. R. Eskew
Kingwood
Bob Brown
Howard Lawson
Rosemary
Beverly Sue Outright
Florence Wilkinson
Betty Craft
Ann Elizabeth Robinson
Annette Kunst
Eddie Fawcett
Blanche Guard
Sylvia Reeder
Tunnelton
Grafton plant to hire 30 plus local workers on new project
A new plant project near Grafton, with three one story buildings, is expected to cost about 450000 and create 90 to 100 jobs when finished. About 30 local workers are to be employed during construction. The facility includes a corrugation and fabrication plant, storage room, boiler house and substation. The British steam train set the land propulsion speed record at 126 miles per hour in 1938.
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Grafton
Births and visits listed in local notes
Mr and Mrs Calvin Morrison announce a daughter born June 22 at Grafton City hospital weighing 6 pounds 1 ounce named Karen Rebecca. Grandparents are A A Miller of Maple Avenue and A N Lipscomb. In Hospital Mary Frances Williams, daughter of Lawrence R Williams, underwent a tonsillectomy yesterday at the same hospital. Visiting here Mrs James Silcott of Washington PA visits Hoye White Sr and family. Charles C Rexroad ANN 3 c Naval Reserves reported for duty as station keeper at Anacostia DC. Rexroadington DC discharged December 16 1945. wife Edna Grow and children Bonnie Joe and Fanny reside with her parents on Boyd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Morrison
Grafton City Hospital
Karen Rebecca
A. A. Miller
Maple Avenue
A. N. Lipscomb
Mary Frances Williams
Lawrence R. Williams
Knotts Avenue
James Silcott
Washington, Pa
Hoye White, Sr
East Washington Street
Charles C. Rexroad
ANN
Naval Reserves
Anacostia
Wash
Rexroadington
D. C
Mexican charm linen embroidery pattern 7485 ad
Advertisement for a Mexican themed embroidery pattern 7485 offering a transfer of 20 motifs in specific inch sizes. Encourages bright colorwork and asks readers to send fifteen cents to The Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept Box 177 Station PQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
P.Q
Fall and Winter Pattern 9338 Offers Easy Sew Styles
An advertisement details pattern 9338 with no shoulder seams and set-in sleeves, a defined waist and flowing skirt. It lists sizes from 14 to 42 and yardage for size 16, plus the option to purchase Marian Martin Fall and Winter patterns. Also notes a Soviet critique of international weapon control. U.S. Baruch plan praised by some, opposed by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station O
New York
New York 11 N
Marian Martin
Pravda
Senate
Special Atomic Committee
Russell
D-Ga
Georgia
Congress
U. N
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcolo
Twenty three sUontimen indicted in Kentucky majority case
A federal grand jury indicted 31 men, most from Kentucky, weeks ago. Judge Koscinski set no sentencing date for the 23 defendants who pleaded guilty, ordering bonds of 1000 dollars continued pending a probation investigation. York11, N.Y. Print NAME PATTERN NUMBER ADDRESS ZONE. Send fifteen cents more for our 1945 Needlework book illustrations. Free patterns for crocheting and other designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Koscinski
York11
N.Y
Atomic control clash sparks arms race fears
The debate over gradual disclosure of secret processes and international control fuels tensions. Western leaders prefer an all volunteer army and caution against broad drafts while Russia vetoes threaten a looming arms race. Pravda accuses the U S plan of seeking monopoly in atomic power as a risk to global balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Patterson
Armaaments
Johnson
Pravda
Communist Party
United States
Bus Plunges From Cascade Pass Highway Wreck
A bus carrying workers plunged over a 900 to 600 foot drop near Snoqualmie Pass in the Cascade mountains. The crash left many severely injured as the bus landed upright against rocks and fire consumed the wreckage. Rescue was hampered by darkness as crews searched the area and a body lay beneath the flames hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Snoqualmie Pass
Cascade Mountains
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Alice Myers
Carrol
Oakland, Md
Poe
Dar
T. W. Heironimus
Red Cross
Philothea
First Baptist Church
George Kinsey
Clair Menear
The
Presbyterian Church
WSCS
St. John’s Methodist Church
the First Baptist Church
Mountain City Council No. 49
D. of A
Wehn
PHC
VFW
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Woodmen's Circle
Harry Ringler
West Boyd Street
Louise Ible
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Shaffer
Birds Creek
Elva Jeane Sturm
Ralph McCartney
Bertha. Bradley
Wite Preservers Eee Eservers
Lez
J. Lee Evans
J. Lee Evans Furniture CO
Barbara Beverlin
James Ridenour
WCTU
Maby
Malone's
Cela
Southwest States
OPA
San Francisco
King County
Snoqualmie Falls
Ellensburg
Gus Hallbourg
Wuher
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
West Virginia
Canning
WLI Brothers Company
Munclo, Tad
Louis
Ight Films
Federal Post Office
W. VA
U. S. Army Air Forces
Army
cuTo
William P. Samples
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