Presbyterian for People society meeting highlights and wedding notice
The Presbyterian for People society met at the Wier home with devotion led by Roberta Travis and a poem by Helen Miller. Rev Tufvander led a forum on Siam and European Jews. A salad course followed a business session led by John Paul Floyd. The group plans to meet March 16 and notes the February 4 marriage of Miss Florence Robey to Lieut Charles S. Marshall in San Antonio.
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Presbyterian For Peoples Society
A. A. Wier
Charles Street
Betty Rose
Helen Mijer
Roberta Travis
Ant
Helen Miller
Musial
Betty Tufvander
Betty Rose Miller
F. J. Tufvander
John Paul Floyd
John Paul Mayd
Doran Morrigan
Janie Stubbins
Betty ‘Turvander
Mary Lou Ridenour
Oscar Riddle
Kathleen Martin
Plorence Robey
Farmont
Charles S. Marshall
San Antonio
Texas
Randolph Field
Social Calentar March Meetings From Local Organizations
A series of March meetings are listed for local groups including Sons of the V F W Ladies Aid U B Church at 81 Lincoln Street 1 White Street Cozy Rest Beech Street and Holt apartments Womens clubs Redmens hall Elks home and Green Valley Lodge No 235 Details include dates March 3 6 7 and 8 with event times 7 30 p m 6 15 p m 2 30 p m and officers to be elected Attendees are invited and names of specific members appear such as Mrs O A Jenkins Miss Mildred Keefer Mrs C P Shafer and Mary Catherine Watkins
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Sons of the V. F. W
Lincoln Street
Ladies Aid Society of the
U. B. Church
O. A. Jenkins
White Street
Quota Club
Cozy Rest
St. Matthias
Walnut Street
Woman's Club
Mildred Keefer
Beech Street
Regilarly
Woman's Benefit Association
Redmen's Hall
Woman's Club, Public Welfare Department
Elks Home
C. P. Shafer
Ladie Aid of Andrews Church
Green Valley Lodge
Ladies Society of the B. of L. F. E
Reunion Dinner and Guild Meeting Highlight Otterbein News
A 50 year reunion honored Lou Poe and a list of named ladies. A covered dish supper at United Brethren church preceded Otterbein Guild’s monthly meeting with attendees including Mary Bragg and Ellen Burnside. Haymond Community Club planned a novel program for the evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Ewers
Mary Bragg
Gloria Squires
Leona Saffel
Louise de Moss
Marian Taylor
Shirley Sturms
Dora Sturms
Bertie Menear
Ellen Burnside
Betty Gordon
Margarett Grinnan
Louise Jaco
Iva Hugill
Alta Sloan
Lois R. Luzader
Ada Burnside
United Brethren Church
Otterbein Guild
Suwenuen
W. M. Brown
Haymond
Skating Party for Monongahela West Penn Public Service staff
A skating party at Roll-a-Drome hosted by Monongahela West Penn Public Service drew employees from Clarksburg, Elkins, Mannington, Philippi, Fairmont, and Grafton. The program featured Mrs. Knox's My Missionary Camel, a mite box collection yielding a nice sum, a monologue by Miss Mattie Jady, and a dessert social for eight members. Mrs. Knox will lead the next society meeting.
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Monongahela
West Penn Public Service Company
Clarksburg
Ikins
Mannington
Philinni
Fairmont
Grafton
Mrs. Knox
Mattie Jady
Miss Orpah Haymond Visits Dewey Avenue
Miss Orpah Haymond returned to Baltimore after visiting her father Luther Heymond and family on Dewey Avenue. She had spent time in Miami, Florida prior to the visit. Miss Jane Mahaffey, a student nurse at Emergency Hospital, was mentioned in the same personals item.
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Orpah Haymond
Luther Heymond
Dewey Avenue
Baltimore
Miami
Fla
Jane Mahaffey
Emergency
Two Vessels Aid Ranger In High Seas Off Placentia Bay
In Halifax on March 3 Canadian Press reports two ships hovered 100 miles off Placentia Bay to rescue 132 crewmen from the 67 year old sealing vessel Ranger which was sinking after storms. The Newfoundland took aboard 18 men while the Imogene stood by. Captain John Braddock commanded Ranger since 1931 and opposed abandoning ship as high seas eased today.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Ranger
Placentia Bay
Newfoundland
Imogene
St. John’s
John Braddock
Rail Rate Differential Hearings Conclude In DC
The House Interstate Commerce committee finished its hearing on railroad rate differentials and refused to make legislative recommendations. Chairman Lea announced next week’s session will hear water carrier representatives on the transportation problem, including coordination of water and land systems and their rate schedules. Testimony largely came from Southerners with some from the Midwest and Southwest, who said current freight rates favor the industrial East.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Lea
Cal
Midwest
Southwest
Bus Company Hearings In Charleston
The Public Service Commission held hearings today in Charleston on an application by the bus company. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Public Service Commission
Bodies found in hidden cave near Tul Karm
In Jerusalem on March 3 troops locating Arab villages near Tul Karm found the bodies of 12 Arabs believed killed by terrorists in a cave. During searches in the Samaria and Jerusalem districts two Arabs were killed while trying to break a military cordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Tul Karm
Samaria
Pope Pius XII Goes on First Auto Ride as Pontiff
In Vatican City on March 3, Pope Pius XII rode in a papal automobile on the Vatican grounds. The car was an American model nearly ten years old, a favored choice of the late Pope Pius XI, with several American cars in the Vatican garage.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Vatican
Pius XI
Elkins Man Given 26 Years for Armed Robbery
William Hayes, 35, sentenced in Elkins to 26 years for armed robbery after admitting he held up a Flint coal miner. Prosecutor Stanley Bosworth said Hayes had served 19% years across three prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
William Hayes
Stanley Bosworth
Hayes
Flint
Freed on Bond Fayetteville Report
James Light, 22, was released on bond in Fayetteville on March 3 after a brief court appearance. The case details and next court date were not disclosed in the report.
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Fayetteville
James_Ligh
Doctors Work Out Program in Huntington WV
West Virginia State Medical Association sub committee, led by secretary Joe W Salvage, is crafting a six point non profit health insurance program for low income residents. They refine earlier proposals, noting misunderstandings about a low cost study committee and aiming to submit recommendations at the July meeting for a statewide plan to cover medical and surgical costs. In Princeton, Nancy Vie, 37, long-time resident from Floyd County Virginia, died after ill health since July 1988.
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Huntington
West Virginia State Medical Association
Joe W. Salvage
Salvage
Medical Association
Princeton
Nancy Vie
Floyd Courty
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Ward Blaney
Mildred Bartlett
Business Girl
Cozy Best
Mildred Waters
Lou Poe
Mary Bogers
Lulu Corrothers
Lillie Colebank
Elizabeth Watkins
Ruby Thorn
Nora Poe
Flora Riggleman
Emily Poe
Katherine Lemmons
Don C. Taylor
Lottie Corrothers
Lena Grob
Vida Jacobs
Anna Rogers
Louella Powell
Nola B. Powell
Edith Sayre
Nina Riggleman
Vida Miller
Marilyn Jane Miller
Eloise Rogers
Sallie Berger
Vienna
New York
Bae
ES Ahar
Son
Ludwig Salm
Peter
Manhattan Supreme Court
Standard-Oil
I. H. Rogers
Pope Pius
Thes
Frank M.cole Bringeport
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