Ruth Manesun Beall Wedding Ties City Couple in Solemn Ceremony
Miss Ruth Manesun Bumgardner married William Beall in a Friday afternoon double ring ceremony read by Reverend Gifford at the bride’s home on Yates Avenue. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Shirley Bumgardner and best man Roy Nestor. Afterward a dinner at Inwood Inn preceded a trip through the Southern states. The bride, a Grafton High and Pittsburgh Art Institute alumna, is employed by C and P Telephone. Beall, a Clarksburg Business College graduate and WWII veteran, works for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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Yates Avenue
Ruth Manesun Pardner
William Beall
W.T. Gifford
First Baptist Church
Bimgardner
W. B. Bumgardner
Shirley Ann Bumgardner
John R. Beall
West Wilford Street
Roy Nestor
Winona Bainbridge
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bernice Bumgardner
Shirley Bumgardner
W.B. Bumgardner
Gifford
Bumgardner
Grafton High School
United States Army
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Grafton Community Chorus
T.J. Klauenberg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Girl Boosters Elect Officers at October meeting
The Girl Boosters 4-H Club held its monthly meeting on Bluemont street with Miss Lenor Crouser presiding. Officers elected: Barbara Barlow president, Ellen Shay vice president, Patty Shay secretary, Polly Orr treasurer, Sue Ann Litzinger song leader, Patty Satterfield reporter, Sandra Barlow game leader. Members and visitors enjoyed refreshments. The club now meets on the first Wednesday. next gathering will be at Barbara Barlow’s home on October 5.
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Girl Boosters
Bluemont Street
Lenor Crouser
Barbara Barlow
Ellen Shay
Patty Shay
Polly ‘Orr
Sue Ann Litzinger
Patty Satterfield
Sandra Barlow
Ben Knotts
Carolie Litizener
Sue Ann Litizener
Barbara Stilwell
Barbara Shaw
Hazel Robinson
Mary Satterfield
Dotty Gamspager
Mary Coons
Sherry Petrovich
Nancy Devers
Model Plane Club Meets In Grafton Schools
The Woman's Club of Grafton sponsors a Model Airplane Club starting Wednesday October 4 from 6 30 to 8 30 in the Board of Trade room. School age children may join at no fee, bring own materials, with Herbert Fornash Jr as instructor. Classes held every Tuesday evening.
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J. Paul Milhy
Woman's Club of Grafton
Clu
Board of Trade
Herbert Fornash, Jr
Blueville P T A Plans Festival
The Blueville Parent Teachers Association met at Blueville school on October 3 with Mrs. Chester Blue presiding. New officers: Paul Hinkins president, Mr Kent vice president, Mrs Ray Phillips secretary and treasurer. A Halloween Festival is planned for October 25 with a 6 p m supper and an evening program and games.
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Blueville
Parent Teachers Association
Blueville School
Chester Blue
Paul Hinkins
Kent
Ray Phillips
October meetings and events listed for Grafton area
Circle No 4 of St Pauls Methodist church meets with Mrs C B Mason at 2 pm. Alpha Mu and Exemplars of Beta Sigma Phi hold International Night at American Legion Home on McGraw at 8 pm. Judson Miss Society of First Baptist meets at 7 30 pm. Grafton Business Girls gather at The Hotel Grafton at 6 15 pm. Circle No 2 of St Pauls meets at Mrs Howard Hostlers at 2 1
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
C. B. Mason
McGraw Avenue
Glen Harman
Alpha Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
American Legion Home
Judson Miss Society
First Baptist Church
Grafton Business Girls
Grafton
Helen Shomo
Howard Hostler
Thayer Street
Mrs Hall Retires As Leader Of Fetterman Church Group
The Fetterman Methodist Church youth group held a monthly meeting with Mrs. C F Hall in charge of devotions. Treva Lawler will succeed her as leader, and officers elected include Bill Dawson president Gladys Murphy vice president Evalia Morris assistant vice president Mary Boice secretary Betty Deets assistant secretary Madalee Shingleton reporter.
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Fetterman Methodist Church
Hall
Janice McDaniel
Bill Dawson
Gladys Murphy
Ice
Evalia Morris
Mary K. Boice
Betty Deets
Madalee Shingleton
C. F. Hall
October church and club meetings list with dates
Several groups announce gatherings across October including the Friendship Class at Delbert Dawsons at 7 15 p m and the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs Frank Kunsts on Maple Avenue at 8 p m The Community W C T U hosts a Dues Tea at Mrs C Burl Mason s home on McGraw Avenue at 7 30 p m and Circle 3 of St Paul s Methodist at Virginia Outright s 520 Thayer Street at 2 p m Also Circle No 1 at Mrs Scott Phillipson s Walnut Street hosts a covered dish birthday dinner at 6 00 p m Booking notes: Book Review Department of the Grafton Womans Club Card party at the American Legion home on McGraw Avenue at 7 00 p m with varied games and refreshments The White Rose Grove No 2 meets at the K P lodge hall at 7 30 p m and the Lindy Club meets at Mrs H Carroll s Wilford Street There is no meeting Oct 6 as scheduled Also a line notes since 1984 seven SEC teams have undefeated seasons.
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Fetterman Methodist Church
Delbert Dawson
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Frank Kunst
Maple Avenue
Geminitte
Mabel Watkins
W. C T.U
St. John’s
Scott Phillipson
Walnut-street
Book Review Department
Grafton Womans Club
American Legion
McGraw Avenue
White Rose Grove
White Rose Grove No. 2
Supreme Forest Woman's Circle
K. of P
Doris Mills Weds Floyd Irwin In Wheeling Nazrene Church
Miss Doris Rose Mills daughter of Reverend and Mrs O O Mills of Wellsburg became the bride of Reverend Floyd Irwin son of Mr and Mrs H F Harris of Buffalo Missouri on August 20 in the Wheeling Church of the Nazarene. The bride was given in marriage by her father and vows were repeated with Reverend C D Taylor of Akron Ohio assisting. Attendants included Mrs William Dillon of Weirton Betty Lou Barker of Clendenin Pamela Kay Collins and Linda DeWitt of Wellsburg. The groom was supported by William Dillon Eugene Mills and Clell Edwin Mills. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home with residents of Grafton in attendance.
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Doris Rose Mills
O. O. Mills
Wellsburg
Floyd Irwin
H. F. Harris
Buffalo
Missouri
Wheeling Church
Pamela Kay Collins
Linda DeWitt
William Dillon
Eugene Mills
Clell Edwin Mills
Lie Bride
Grafton
Paul Boyles
Larry
Elizabeth Elliot
Community Notes From Wheeling Please
Kelly told t returns home Mrs B A Snider recently patient at V G hospital Wheeling has returned home 104 West Wilford Street She was accompanied by her daughter in law Mrs E A Poling Guests arrive Mr and Mrs William G Hawker entertain Mr Hawker's mother Mrs Anna Shahan and his nice Miss Grace Coleman of Barracksville Hospital briefs Patients admitted to City hospital on October 3 were Betty Zetty Tunnelton Thomas Maxson 513 W Main Street Jeanette Stevenson Tunnelton Dorothy Watson Tunnelton Thomas Dougherty 220 W Washington Street and Ida Leonard 445 Walnut Street
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B. A. Snider
V. G. Hospital
Wheeling
West Wilford Street
E. A. Poling
William G. Hawker
West Boyd Street
Mr. Hawker
Anna Shahan
Grace Coleman
Barracksville
City Hospital
Betty Zetty
Tunelton
Thomas Maxson
W. Main Street
Jeanette Stevenson
Tunnelton
Dorothy Watson
Thomas ‘Dougherty
W. Washington Street
Ida Leonard
Walnut Street
Grateful Patient Benefits From Rare Drug Trial
Jeannine Kiger, daughter of WWII casualty Paul A. Kiger, shows rapid swelling reduction after eight weeks on a rare drug at St Marys. The family recounts prior seven blood transfusions and constant bedside support from mother Mrs Kiger and sister Jeannine, with the relief marking a hopeful medical breakthrough amid a community fundraiser list.
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St. Mary's
Miss Kiger
Jeannine
Paul A. Kiger
Yugoslavia Leader Warns in Large Troop Exercise
Tito spoke at Yugoslavia's largest troop maneuvers of the year saying it pays to live but it pays to die as one should. Readouts note patients leaving a hospital including Mary Margaret Mitter James Lynch and Ida Grimm from Newburgh Fremington Tunnelton.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Mary Margaret Mitter
Newburgh
James Lynch
Yugoslavia Leader Tito Attacks Soviet Policy
Tito declared Russia and its satellites cornered and unable to justify attacks on Yugoslavia. He blamed Cominform neighbors for pressuring Yugoslavia and warned that if the Soviet Union is in the right he will support it, otherwise he will call it out. He defended the Army's ability to defend Yugoslavia amid border tensions.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Russia
Soviet Union
Hurricane rumor dismissed by Houston residents
Residents scoff at claims of a hurricane, noting wind and rain but denying any hurricane passage. The Houston weather bureau offered no firm wind velocity reading, leaving the report unresolved as page text continues.
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Jon
Houston
Houston’ Weather Bureau
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Ruth Bumgardner
New York
Dress Institute
Caplan’s Jewelers
West Main Street
Model Plane Club
Blueville P. T. A. Plans Festival
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Washington Opera Site
Mary Garden
Opera
Bstazy
Careton Smith
National Arts Foundation of New York
Washington
National Gallery of Art
Miss.Garden
Doris R. Mills
Kelly
Kiger
George Barlow
George Sypolt
Leroy Everly
I. J. Dixon
Charles Maxwell
Clent Shaffer
Atlie Sigley
George Pyles
Harold McGinnis
W. W. Miller
Johnie Myers
John McGinnis
Charles Thorn
Farl Nine
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Springfield
Ill
Dta Grafton Woman's
Sion
Chrysler
America
Lambert Motor Company
Grafton, West Virginia
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