Marriage Revealed Miss Susan McDaniel Weds Lynwood Young
Miss Susan McDaniel daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward P McDaniel of 625 West Washington Street and Lynwood Hall Young son of Mrs Daisy Young and the late B L Young of near Philippi were married Thanksgiving Day November 24 1938 in the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Ashland Kentucky. The couple will reside in Ripley after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan’ Avanelle McDaniel
Edward P. McDaniel
West
Washington Street
Lynwood Hall Young
Daisy Young
B. L. Young
Philippi
Miss McDaniel
C. E. Vogel
Methodist Episcopal
Ashland
Fairomat State Teachers
West ‘Virginia
Uniture
Sdit
Ripley
Young
Social Calendar of Local Organizations May Meetings
May 24 important American Legion Auxiliary meeting at 8 p m in Moose home. May 25 P H C lodge regular meeting at p m. May 25 Ladies of the G A R special meeting at 8 p m at Mrs Ioie Bickford home Washington street. Nov 25 Naomi chapter No 12 O E S entertain the men of the chapter with 6 o clock dinner in Masonic Temple. Eastern Star invited. May 25 Youths Temperance Council regular bi monthly meeting 8 p m Latrobe street Recreation Center location change noted. June 2 Weekly Sewing club at Lizzie McFarland home Grand street. June 5 Woman's Benefit Association meeting 7 30 p m Redmen's hall banco party to follow. Members urged to attend and bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Moose Home
P. H.C. Lodge
Ioie Bickford
Washington Street
Naomi
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Youth's Temperance Council
Latrobe Street
Everett Lee Keener
Sewing Club
Lizzie McFarland
Grand Street
Woman's Benefit Association
Redmen's Hall
Banco
Bride-to-Be Hunted Vanishing On Eve Of Wedding
Theresa McMahon of Harrison New Jersey is missing on June 6 after planning a June 7 wedding to John Herrion. Police hunt her across the East as family deny a change of heart and authorities consider abduction or amnesia. The report also lists a long roster of Daughters of the American Revolution chapter officers and their meeting at East Washington Street with plans for Flag Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herrion
Harrison, N.J
Theresa McMahon
Alice
Chamberline
Washington Street
Alten Beagle
C. F., Shafer
W. N. Burgett
Kate Smith
Allie ML. Gamberlin
Jay Fleming
Catherine Rector
Lila Love
Walnut, Street
Williams Entered City Hospital for Surgery
Miss Mina Williams of 201 East Washington Street entered City hospital Wednesday morning for surgery after a Tuesday afternoon visit to the facility for medical evaluation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Mina Williams
East Washington
Playground training school outlined for Taylor county
Taylor county will host its fifth annual playground training school from May 31 to June 2 at Latrobe Street Play Center. Courses include Child Psychology, Game Techniques, Artscraft, and Playground Organization and Administration with 12 sessions and demonstrations a nature hike treasure hunt and a picnic and swimming party. Five local staff members attended a state recreation supervisors conference at Oglebay park preparing for summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Latrobe Street
J. B. Dryfield
WPA
Oglebay Park
J. B Dryfield
Virginia Watkins
Carl Shaw
Paul Jewell
Kitty Gill
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co at 16 West Main Street
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co operates from 16 West Main Street. The listing notes the address and company presence in the downtown area. Local business directory style item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
West Main Street
Grafton Couple Wed in East. Gannon-Broderick Nuptials
Ryn Broderick wed Dr. George P. Gannon son of Mrs. Margaret Gannon in a white net gown bride with roses and lilies. Best man John R. Smith. Bride’s sister as maid of honor wore aqua. Gannon to practice medicine at Magee and teach at Pittsburgh University. After reception, couple to Pittsburgh for extended trip. Grafton Girl’s Athletic Association held final meeting with plans for summer activities and a girls baseball team. Meetings will continue at Miss Murray’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryn Broderick
Michael Broderick
George P. Gannon
Margaret Gannon
J. J. Gannon
Pittsburgh
John R. Smith
Gunton
Gannophas
Grafton
Richard Manning
First’ National Bank
Br. Gennon
Is. A
Iski Mihetas Preparatory School
Pittsburgh University
Duke University
Magee Hospital
Gannon
East
Girl's Athletic Association
Grafton High School
Miss Murray
Unorthodox bidding in Barclay on bridge
The columnist outlines a bridge hand where a nonstandard approach yields a high score. A player diverges from orthodox orders bidding 1 Heart, with East continuing 2 Diamonds and the sequence leading to a 4 Hearts contract doubled by West. The article notes the favorable outcome and contrasts with other contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durat
Wilbur C. Whitehead
Winfield Liggett, Jr
East
North
Bartletts Attend National Morticians Convention in Pittsburgh
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Bartlett Sr. of McGraw Avenue left Tuesday for Pittsburgh to attend the National Selected Morticians convention for two days. Guy DeMoss has returned to his home in Cleveland after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William E. DeMoss. James Gainer of Tunnelton was admitted to City Hospital for observation. Howard Smith of 302 East Knotts Avenue was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Bartlett
McGraw Avenue
Pittsburgh
Guy DeMoss
Cleveland
William E. DéMoss
Brownlow Park
James Gainer
Tunnelton
City Hospital
Howard Smith
East Knotts J Avenue
Ford Company Reports Small Surplus Decline
Ford Motor company posts a smaller surplus for 1938 in its annual statement to the Massachusetts Department of Corporations and Taxation. The total was 568,821,274 dollars versus 608,085,935 dollars the prior year. Commissioner Henry F. Long notes the first appearance of Henry Ford II among directors and Edsel Ford's son joins the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ford Motor Company
Massachusetts Department of Corporations and Taxation
Henry F. Long
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Crippled Girls Sworn To Girl Scouts Oath
In Milton West Virginia eight teen age girls, seven using crutches, became Girl Scouts at Morris Memorial Hospital for Crippled Children. Mrs B Lawrence of Huntington led the investiture with Jewell Dean as the only walker unaided. Others named include Juanita Riggs Mildred Beverage Juanita Eads Margaret Gunhoe Ellen McKinney Edna Hil Garnet Brage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Morris Memorial Hospital
8. Lawrence
Huntington
America
Huntington ‘Girl Scout Council
Jewell Dean
Juanita Riggs
Mil‘dred Beverage
Juanita Eads
Margarite Gunhoe
Ellen McKinney
Edna Hil
Garnet Brage
New Garnishee Statute Explained By Auditor
West Virginia's new garnishee statutes were mailed by the state auditor's office. The law allows garnishment of private and public employees' salaries up to 20 percent during a single pay period and becomes operative on June 7. Assistant Auditor Cleveland M. Bailey noted inquiries and claims filed with magistrates suggesting wage attachments may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
Cleveland M. Bailey
State Employees Share Rough Eight Percent Figure
A newspaper snippet notes that roughly eight percent of the state's employees are affected. The short line hints at a broader employment or budget context, with emphasis on the scale of the figure within state staffing.
Cousins Arrested for Operating 230-Gallon Still
Floyd Nottingham and Dick Nottingham, cousins aged 25 and 19, were held by U S Commissioner Will Davis for federal grand jury action on illegal distilling charges after state trooper F H Tribbett nabbed them operating a 230 gallon still at Strange Creek. A separate school note mentions a student with perfect attendance over 12 years, missing zero days, and involvement in high school sports as a son of Mr and Mrs Edward Kuhens of Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Edward Kuhens
Smithfield
Youth Finishes School Without Missing Day
Smithfield May 24 Rex Kitchens will graduate from Smithfield High School without missing a day of class. The report notes his consistent attendance as he completes the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Rex
Kitchens
Willy Sraduate
Hatfield Freed After Murder Charge Collapse in Williamson
In Williamson on May 24, the murder prosecution of Ermal Hatfield for the beating death of G. D. Damron collapsed due to the absence of two witnesses. Hatfield was freed on a directed verdict of acquittal after being indicted on nine counts for the December killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Ermal Hatfield
Hatfield
G. D. Damrom
One Thousand One Hundred Miners Return to Work in Harlan
In Harlan Kentucky on May 24, about 1,190 miners resumed work under the Sixth contract for the field, the United Mine Workers reports. The move lifts a halt in operations as labor talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Harlan, K
United
Dress Contest Planned Tomorrow At Hi School
The Home Economics club of Grafton High plans a dress contest sponsored by J C Penney store at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon. Dresses were made under Miss Ida Beat River direction with a style show for the girls' mothers in the Home Bed under Miss Cook supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton High School
J.C. Penney Company
Ida B. Beat River
Misé,Noiie Cook
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Annabel P. Swisher
Society Reporter
St. Stephen's Catholic Church
Helenaroderick
Kath—_—_ eee
Elizabeth Dotellis
Barbara Gerkin
Aline Phillips
Nell Dora DeMoss
Helen Lee Mantz
Lucille Payne
Angela’ D. Dottellis
Betty Shaffer
Charo
Jowie Haynes
Helen“Turner
Irene Phillips
Eldora
DeMoss
Helen ' Philips
Shirel Byran
Helen ‘Bennett
Frances Leonard
Mary Ellers
Joan Reger
Virginia Newcome
Laura Gennett
Marjorie Bernett
Alice Phillips
Dora Sturms
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Charles W. Diven
Sharon
Frederick Bamber
Glen Rock
M. J
John P. Wi
Kansas City
Robert G. Ailmann
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
AASTS
North Sayer
Gite
King Features Syndicate
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Gustav J. Himer
Tional
Kuhn
Dewey
Fuehrer
New York City
Ford Company
Girl Scouts
Howard Hill
Arrid
Leres
Chesterfeld
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