Wedding reception for Miss Ridenour and Norman Kuneman
A wedding reception for Miss Goldie Ridenour and Norman H Kuneman was planned for April 18 1936 at The Spanish Gardens Cincinnati Ohio. The article describes the ceremony reception details and local social events including club meetings and a rhythm band concert at Grafton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Ridenour
Spanish Gardens
Riverside Drive
Cincinnati
Ohio
Miss Ridenour
Norman H.aan
Iliff Avenue
All
Cremony
2. J. B. Holloway
Local residents visit Blueville during music federation start
Mr and Mrs Mitch of Indianapolis on the road to Washington DC visited Blueville guests of Mrs Mitchs Maple avenue friend. Wilbur A Moore of Carr China was hospitalized in Baltimore for a hand infection tied to nervous condition. Tom Underwood is a medical patient in City hospital. Baker was treated for a foot injury. John L Holland and son Walter from Winfield West Virginia visit Blueville while Rhea Fisher Abe Tackett and George Evans drive to Fairmont for the West High School concert marking the federation’s 17th annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Vr. Mitch
Indianapolis
Ind
Washington, D. C
Mitch
James Tierney
Tom Underwood
City
B. . Baker
John L. Holland
Winfield
W. Va
Blueville
Rhea Fisher
Abe Tackett
George Evans
Fairmont
West High School
State Federation of Music Clubs
Slayer Free After Mercy Recommendation in Double Jeopardy Case
Princeton May 1 Craft Belcher, once sentenced to hang for the slaying of Myrtle Taylor, is freed as the second jury recommends mercy. Jurors deliberated 11 hours. Judge Bur ton delays sentence pending motions. Belcher, 27, testified he did not remember the shooting due to heavy drinking. His wife Edith sat expressionless through the trial. Governor Kump had granted a reprieve to permit appeal. Defense says evidence supports only second degree murder penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Craft Belcher
Walter G. Burton
Miner
Myrtle Taylor
Edith
Belcher
Kump
E. L. Phillips
Property seizure to clear route 119 route plan
Commissioners view seized tracts owned by Grant and Sarah Sincel and Dorsey and Densie Cooper for State Road Commission taking to build route 119 from Priuitytown to the Grafton Philippi road. Cooper tract 0.15 acres Sincel 1.66 acres. Olaf Lawson announces birth of daughter at 2 am in West Grafton weighing nine pounds. Mrs Lawson formerly Mary Jane Shaw owner of Mary Jane Beauty Shop. Lawson works at family's filling station on Webster Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Sarah Sincel
Dorsey
Densie Cooper
State Road Commission
Priuitytown
Grafton-Philippi Road
Cooper
Sincel
Olaf Lawson
Miss Lawson
West Grafton
Lawson
Mary Jane Shaw
Mary Jane
Webster Pike
Ridenour Family Note Surfaces in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to David Ridenour and a brother, hinting at a family or legal notice in a local column. No dates or places are clearly readable, but the names indicate a genealogical or marital context within a community record.
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Grafton
Norman H. Kuneman
Women's Benefit Association
Redman’s Hall
Grafton Woman's Club
Elks Home
Quota Club
Cozy Rest
R. N. A. Camp 3996
Eunice Carroll
Addison Street
Rebekah Feller
Moorefield
Mary Frances Sycafoose
Webster Springs
Vaughn M. Kerr
Dolly Madison
Clarks
Lds
Wii
Ner
W. C. Hanway
Clark
Alden Beagle
George G. Jol
Harry Friedman
Z. L. Dean
Kenneth Robinson
Torlock Rasmussen
E.G. Kuhn
Robert Williamson
W. G. Chrislip
C. Howard Cameron
J. W. Hamilton
R. P. Bartlett
Russell Reeder
Paul | Warden
Central School
Warren Outright
Grafton High School
Aurditarinnen
Thor Art Brow
Sam Pratens, Ney, Win Gler
Donna Ryan
Eli Hoffman
Irene Andrews
Alice Jack Newbrough
Eugene Harve Addison
Juanita Wy Bolyard
Billy Mul- Gillen
Colleen Courtree Stemple
Jack Shawr
Lois Ann Fawley
Walter Patton
He Fens Cosy
Laverne
Doris Headley
Phi Omega Soror
Grace Warren du Bois
Los Angeles
Tehachapi
Pasadena
Cal
Son Oan
Miss Jerry
Mrs
Slayer
Life IN Cell
Sentinel
Printytown
Ous Mse
Kueman
David Ridenour
Ridenour
Ormerly Pricea
Brownbilt Shoe Store
West Main
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