Dyers Williams Philippi Marriage Announced
Announcements from Gassa why and Philippi report the marriage of Nellie Williams daughter of Flora Williams and Stephen Dyer son of Mr and Mrs E R Dyer. The ceremony occurred Saturday May 18 at 8 30 PM at Button. The couple will reside in Gassaway where Mr Dyer works at Williams garage.
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Dyers-Williams
Philippi
Nellie Williams
Flora Williams
Gassa
Stephen Dyer
Tate
R. Dyer
Button
Dyers
Gassaway High School
Dyer
Philipp ‘High School
Potomac State Teachers College
Keyser
Michigan State Automobile School
Detroit
Gassaway
Williams Garage
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Gatherings
Ruth Smith hosted the Fashion club dinner at Walnut Street while the Anetta Frey Bible class planned a baby shower for Betty Jo Smith. Other events include Laymans Council, Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, Naomi O E S, Girl Scouts poppy preparations, Star Sewing Club, Pocahontas meet and a birthday surprise for Mrs Maggie Parkhill. no meeting this week for Pocahontas.
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Fashion Club
Ruth Smith
Walnut Street
Anetta Frey
St. Paul's M. E
Field
M. Girl
P. Church
Exavah Canfield
Myrtle Fortney
Glenda Poe
Veterans
Clara Sway
Pallie Robinson
Mountaineer Council 44 meets in Wehn hall
The regular meeting of Mountaineer Council No. 44 Jr C U A M was held in Wehn hall with Kenneth Carlyle presiding. Twenty five members attended. An initiation class for the 82nd anniversary was noted for the period until June 30. An invitation from First Brethren church to attend a program by Ira Arnold and family of Lakeland Fla. was accepted. The Loar Sunday school class of Andrews church met at Miss Irene Musgrave's home on East Main street Tuesday evening.
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Loar
Andrews Church
Irene Musgrave
East Main Street
No New Tax Return Data Reported by County Assessor
Taylor County Assessor B N Lock said no new figures on tax returns had been tabulated as of May 20. With the voluntary return deadline passed, deputies will renew efforts to collect late returns, while earlier submissions remain subject to review.
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Taylor County
B. N. Lock
Birthday of Oldest Resident in Rowlesburg
Rowlesburg marks the 87th birthday of Mrs Eva Shaffer home with Mrs Alva Watkins May 24 opening for the day. She is the town’s oldest resident, daughter of Daniel and Eva Myers, a Reno Preston County native who suffered a paralytic stroke two months ago and had been unable to speak for days.
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Rowlesburg
Alva Watkins
Eva Shaffer
Watkins
Flemington High to Hold Baccalaureate at Local Church
Flemington High plans the baccalaureate sermon for May 26 at Flemington M P church with Rev James E Fidler of Grafton delivering a talk on student plans after graduation. Senior class lists names including Naomi Bowen class valedictorian and Alfred Reppert salutarian. May 29 commencement at the high school auditorium features student talks and a class quartet singing Mighty Lak a Rose with Fern Rogers on piano.
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L. W. Lee
Flemington High School
Flemington M. P
James E. Fidler
Grafton
Charles Ira Greathouse
Susanna Martin
Alfred Reppert
Naomi Bowen
Helen Stuart
Susie Nestor
Winifred Brown
Homer Davisson
John Poole
Richard Delaney
Joseph McIntosh
Karl Knight
John Wenter
Andrew Benda
Glee Club
Roberta Chenoweth
High Schol
John Poole J
Fern Rogers
Wagner bill seen as tool against recovery warns labor expert
Bircher attacks the Wagner bill as a political maneuver favoring the American Federation of Labor to force the closed shop on workers. He claims it aims to restrict free bargaining and threatens economic recovery while unions enjoy exemptions and can coerce employees. In steel, 89 percent support representation plans, and executives say workers will resist imposed bargaining via legislation. Wilhelm Krueger of Dusseldorf was executed for betraying military secrets.
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Ing
Bircher
Senate
American Federation For Labor
Girdler
Frank Purnell
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corporation
Purnell
Berlin
Wilhelm Krueger
Dusseldorf
Subens 10 Get Diplomas at Fairmont Commencement
Eleven from Grafton will receive BA degrees at Fairmont State Teachers College June 3. Two will earn Standard Normal diplomas. Commencement week begins June 1 with a faculty reception in Morrow Hall. Baccalaureate sermon June 2 at West Fairmont High School auditorium. commencement address June 3 by Dr Walter Barnes. Local students named with full list.
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Fairmont
Grafton
Fairmont State Teachers’ College
Ethel Ice
Morrow Hall
West Fairmont High School
John ‘Gass
West High
WMMN
A. B. Idegrees
Velma Vanetta Cather
Ee Cecil Daugherty
Leroy Fast
Charles William Glenn
Virgil T. Handley, Jr. Jean
Avanell Haymond
Dorothy Louise Lambert
M. Kathryn ‘Marshall
Susjan Avanelle McDaniel
Mary Evelyn Welch
Ferrell D. ‘Yates
Allan, Fast
Lalah May Pawcett
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Mildred Graham
Tele
Business Girls’ Club
Blen Avon Hotel
Dor. Sey Peck
Lucille McCafferty
Peck
Ledlie Loar
William Rendle
Jerry Morgan
Mary Shields
Dorothy Sapp
Wilhelmina Adlington
Lee Boman
Margaret Clark
Miriam Isner
Beatrice Shields
Virginia Thayer
Katie Ticker
Neal Tucker
Nina Zirin
Clara Korte
Lindy Club
Lloyd i Shackleford
Maple Avenue
Banco
Kate Green- Reid
Leo Crane
Allon
Shackleford
Earl Bennnett
W. P. Clark
Heery’ Carroll
Leo
Dorothy Cochran
Blanche Gull
Nettie Hardin
Lillian McFadden
Esther Nestor
Hilda Paugh
Mary Paugh
Fay Moats
Ethel Custer
Imogene Dever
Catherine George
Mildred Keefover
Mary Goley
Naomi
First Presbyterian Church
Star Sewing, Club
B. Knight
Victor Rockwell
Mildred Hilkey
Graham Street
Pocahontas Meeting
Degree of
Pocahontas
Red Man's Hall
Maggie Parkhill
Gay Street
Frank Cather
Fairmont College
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