Parsonage Wedding in Buckhannon to Mt Hope Couple
A quiet Sunday morning wedding united Miss Mary Fisher Aithing of Buckhannon and Chalmer Ault of Mt Hope West Virginia. The ceremony was by Rev J W Brown at the First Baptist Church with no attendants. They will reside in Mt Hope where both teach. Congratulations to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Wage
Mary Fsther Aithing
Buckhannon
Chalmer Ault
Mt. Hope
W. Va
J. W. Brown
First Baptist Church
Ault Lett
Grafton
Mt Hope
Free Piano Lessons Starts Today Curtis System of Piano Instruction
Free piano lessons start today via the Curtis System taught in many cities. The program, in Kansas City and beyond, uses modern methods to build a foundation in harmony, rhythm, scales, ear training, sight reading, and composition. A six month course is offered free to any child, youth, or adult by Haymond Piano Co at 115 West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Curtis
Haymond Piano Co
The
West Main Street
Make America Musical
English Queen Event Attracts Wide Attendance
A lively society gathering featured golf on the greens and a suite of diversions for ladies. Festive decor with red white and blue crepe and American flags enhanced the scene. A roast pig dinner in cafeteria style followed by jazz and dancing capped the evening. Notable performers included Lucille Malone and Bob Maloney. The event drew praise for hospitality and musical offerings. Porch Party at Mrs. B R Cunningham’s home followed with flower branches and patriotic colors. Attendees included Miss Etta Parker Belington and others from Philippi and Clarksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
Weston
Bert Clelland
Lucille Malone
Bob Maloney
Harrison Byrd
Danc Ing
Bud” McKeen
Katheryn Kiddy
Robert Maloney
Mildred Bartlett
B. R. Cuningham
Etta Parker
Belington
Julia
Mary Nestor
Nellie Montrose
Philippi
Mesdames
Ted Waller
Richard Baxter
E. R. Cuningham
I. T. Murphy
Jessie Talbott
Clarksburg
Knight-Gall wedding ties Belington kin to Elkins
Rupert Knight of Belington and Miss Nancy Gall were married recently in Belington with Rev. C H Dorsey officiating. The couple will reside in Elkins where the groom has taken a job with Elkins Chevrolet. The ceremony followed by a motor honeymoon through Virginia to Washington and Baltimore. Both families have frequent ties to Gratton and Mont Chateau. The Mont Chateau Hotel opened May 28 with a patriotic Memorial Day dinner dance, music by a Pittsburgh orchestra, and weekly dances through September. Reservations by phone. Also noted was the Graton Country Club opening on May 29 with similar social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Inn
Pruntytown
William Zeller
Clarksburg
Road House
Rupert Knight
Belington
Ness
W. B. Gall
C. H. Dorsey
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Elkins
Knight
Fairmontate Teacher's College
Mountain State Business College
Parkersburg
Mont Chateau
Cheat River
Morgantown
Uniontown
Frank J. Stclair
Pittsburgh
Birth of Emma Jane, daughter to Mr and Mrs Ralph W Robin
Mr and Mrs Ralph W Robin announce the birth of a nine pound baby girl named Emma Jane born Saturday evening May 21. Mrs Robinson is formerly Miss Mary Knight of Blueville and the family receives congratulatory messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Robinson
Emma Jane
Robinson
Mary Knight
Blueville
Edward C Welch infant dies in Flemington
Edward C Welch infant son of Quimby and Maude Welch died at 8 30 pm from acute indigestion born July 6 1925 three brothers survive funeral at home tomorrow 2 pm with Rev M B Hamrick interment Odd Fellows cemetery McGrumphy Funeral Co in charge. Sanford Nelson of Rosemont arrested for carrying concealed weapons fined 50 dollars costs six months jail John Morris drunk charge forfeited 8 Joe Spadafore Rosemont arrested possession of tour Gallons moonshine bond 1000 for hearing tomorrow before Squire A R Weston. Miss Sallie Davidson improving Woodrow Fornash critically ill Mrs J A Morgan improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
Edward C. Welch
Quimby
Maude Stout Welch
M. B. Hamrick
Odd Fellows Cemetery
McGrumphy ‘Funeral Company
Sanford Nelson
Rosemont
Brown
Squire A. R. Weston
John Morris
Joe Spadafore
Squire A. R. Weaton
Sallie Davidson
Bank of Flemington
Woodrow Fornash
A. M. Fornash
J. A. Morgan
Exchange
Hospital notes on patients after railroad accident
Howard Leonard Jr formerly of this city and Earl Kramer of Grafton underwent successful ton gilog tomies this morning. John Steve M P Steve and A Bowman were admitted today for treatment after a railroad accident and are not in danger, expected to return home after recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Leonard, Jr
Earl Kramer
Grafton
John Steve
M. P. Steve
A. ©. Bowman
Death claims brother of Thornton resident Walter H. Hagan
Walter H. Hagan aged 73, brother of Mrs. Mary J. Painter of Thornton, died suddenly while in Cameron to attend funeral services for Mary Painter. Hagan had resided in Cameron for many years and his death occurred after a brief illness or collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eDath
Walter H. Hagan
Mary J. Painter
Thornton
Mary R. Painter
Cameron
Several Persons Shaken Up In Motor Accidents
Several individuals were shaken up and lightly injured in multiple automobile crashes over Sunday and Monday. Cars from Newton grocery Blueville, Cooprelatives, and other local drivers sustained damage, with several towed to garages. An Oakland carrying Fairmont travelers was struck by an engine at Everson crossing. no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Blueville
Oakland
Knottsville
Coop
Market
Fairmont
Everson Crossing
M. R
Y M C A Music School Launches In Grafton City
The opening of a piano instruction school under Hazelond Music Company and Y M C A draws 200+ children into eight classes. Anne Tucker leads the day with Mrs. Brooks R. Gall guiding youngsters tomorrow. Regular classes run for weeks as the public library stays open 2 to 6 pm. An unusual note mentions a vaccine opponent offering to be bitten by a mad dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckatona
Hayelond Music Company
YM. GC. A
Anne Tucker
Brooks R. Gall
Grafton
Mening
W. B. Cruise
Miss Goff
Plano
Guy Haymond
Happy Feet in 3 Minutes Foot Care Ad Parody
Ad copy promises quick relief for tired feet with a product named Tiz and Tix. Claims include soothing swollen feet, removing acids, stopping pain from corns and restoring feet to perfect condition. Presented in a playful promotional tone with vague associations to beauty and wellness.
Lost Motion in Clay Pipes Offers Benefit When Dropped
A humorous note claims clay pipes have a practical advantage since dropped pipes need not be picked up, highlighting a quirky feature in the era's everyday items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graftom Sentinel
Margaret Sommerville
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign, Missionary Society of Andrews M. E. Church
H. R. Wickham
Main Street
Eastern Star
Ona Jeffries
West Virginia
Naomi
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Delphian Society
John Barton Payne
National Delphian Society
Elks Home
A. 5
Warder
John R. Waters
Philaster
Zenas Deane
Paul FP Warden
A. S. Warder
Charles Warder
Yates Avenue
Ysette Franz
Columbine
Pavlova
the Sentinel
Ladies Aid
Society of the St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Washington Street
Anne Utterback
Anna Evelyn Gall
Shanghai
Soumi Tcheng
Patis
China
Jolliffe
England
Beatrice
Spain
Prince of Wales
Cristina
London
Prince George
Madrid
Countess de la Maza
Grafton Country Club
America
Phan
Bird House
Tobias Bidg
Ernest L. Love
Flemington ‘News
Mme. Bistra Radewa
Bulgaria
Washington
Brother Me Thornton
St. John
Savage Washer & Appliance Co
Strand Theatre
Ralph S. Kunst
W. Main Street
Gratton West Va
Ogonea Quality
Franz & Burka
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