Bealls Honored With Serenade Party
A West Wilford street serenade surprised Mr and Mrs William Beall on their wedding anniversary. Officers and coworkers from the B and O Railroad arranged the event presenting a coffee table and hassock. Guests included D L Outright E Pepper C P Cart R G Nester Russell G Dotson and several Proudfoot Batson Double Ford Powell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beall
West Wilford Street
B. and O. Railroad Company
D. L. Outright
E. Pepper
C. P. Cart
R. G. Nester
Russell G. Dotson
Francis Proudfoot
Jean Batson
Hazel G. Double
Gwendolyn Proudfoot
Joan Ford
G. E. Powell
Rene
J. W
Knights of Pythias Open House Tonight At 7:30
The Knights of Pythias will host an open house this evening at 7 30 p m with an elaborate program. The Grad Chancellor and Grand Regent of the Prince of Syracuse will attend, inviting all knights families sisters and Prince of Syracuse members to meet the new Grand Lodge officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Prince of Syracuse
Grand Lodge
Halloween and club events listed for October 27
October 27 brings a slate of meetings and socials. The Delta Nu Chapter of Hau Phi Lambda Sorority meets at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Home. Mrs Ralph Mc Daniel hosts Weekley Sewing Club at 2 p.m. on Fetterman Pike. The Pruntytown Methodist Church W S C S hosts a Halloween Social. Mountaineer Council No 44 Junior Order United Mechanics gathering is set for 7:30 p.m. at the Daughters of America hall on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Nu
Hau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle
American Legion
Kathleen ‘Young
Betty Jo McDermott
Laura Mae Hoffman
Nancy Kemple
Mary Jaco
Ralph McDaniel
Weekley Sewing Club
Fetterman Pike
W.S.C.S
Pruntytown Methodist Church
Mountaineer Council
Junior Order United Mechanics
Daughters of America
East Main Street
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Charles Whiteman at West Main
Mrs Charles Whiteman of 802 West Main street was surprised with a birthday party on Tuesday evening. A handkerchief shower preceded a Sunday cake presented by Beatrice Ellers. Attendees included Goldie Utsinger and Bert Utsinger among others. church events and local club meetings fill the week from October 27 to November 1 with prayers, quiet days, and social gatherings at St Johns, St Pauls, the Hee Alum party, the Protective Home Circle, V F W Auxiliary, St Mathews, and the Football Mothers Club at various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whiteman
West Main Street
Poe
Ware
W. R. Jackson
Bert Utsinger
St. John’s Methodist Church
St. Paul's Methodist Church
W. 8
Hee
Hallowe'en
Louise Collins
Protective Home Circle
D. of A
Main St
V.F.W
St. Matthins
W. C. Lawson
Beech Street
Football Mothers’ Club
American Legion
McGraw Avenue
Tunnelton News Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Local notes record Sunday visits among Tunnelton residents and relatives. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ira Elsey from Uniontown and Miss Lois Zinn visiting with her parents. Several residents travel to Akron, Baltimore, Warren Ohio, and Clarksburg for visits or hospital and school affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Mankens Tunnelton
Ira
Elsey
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
C. S. Zinn
Howard L. Holmes
Akron
Ohio
Lola Holmes
Hi. D. Zinn
John Hopkin's Hospital
Baltimore
Maryland
Lois Zinn
St. Mary Hospital
Clarksburg
Mrs. L. O. Zinn
Knave of Hearts Trial Opens in Chicago Court
Octogenarian Sigmund Engel faces a six by six jury for allegedly fleecing widow Mrs. Reseda Corrigan of 8700 dollars. A man identifying as Norman Chelquist from New York attends the trial in support of Mrs. Engel. Also noted are wedding anniversary dinners and birthdays hosted by local residents with extensive guest lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigmund Engel
Chicago Criminal Court
Chicago
Reseda Corrigan
Pauline Langton Engel
Norman Chelquist
New York
Engel
International Soundphotos
Steelworkers strike tied to Baltimore fund drive
The article notes the current shutdown action and a parallel USW strike in Baltimore. Malbert Altallah, Maryland director for the union, says steel workers there will collect relief funds for 20,000 striking workers needing food and rent money. He claims union members regularly contribute to city charities and exceed fundraising goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Malbert Altallah
Maryland
Alfallah
Cisar Urges Steelworkers Support and Trade Drive
Cisar writes to roughly 15,000 Wheeling steelworkers urging business interests to back a broad trade boost. He asks contributions be mailed to the union strike relief committee. Also notes January flower of the month Sarnato garnet and cites Texas boasting 15,662 miles of valleys, more than any other state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Texas
U.S. State
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J. E. J. E. Gavitt
Ete Popes
Bealls
Silez
Grafton
W. Va
Poeya
Tunnelton News
Billy Sloan
Virginia Zinn
Arizona
Maude Zinn
William Trickett
Gene
Richard Trickett
Marie Pratt
Helen Jean
Clifford Martin
Linda Lee
Denyer Kellar
Warren
Charles Teets
Butch
Sherry
Kingwood
Ross Trickett
Charles Trickett
Kitty
Johnny
Trickett
Joe
Wily
Van
Delaney
General Electric
Waleres
Lincoln Street
Blueville
Troners
Knave OF Hearts
Guy E. Teyle
N. Bruce Cox
O. Jack Gray
Sarah Lee Gray
Jani Rae Cox
Gail Gray
Douglas Taylor
WN. Bruce Cox
Guy E. Taylor
Lula McCabe
Arthur West
William West
Charles Wilson
Cumberland
Kenneth Wine
Virginia’ Short
Sam Molly Ann Short
Jack Gray
Luther Shahan
Tra Wolfe
Denver
Willgrene Wolfe
Dallas Wolfe
Datis Shahan
Deitta Kaye Wolfe
Pauline
Chicago Court
Pemsox
Amin Ayr Seler
Caplan's Jewelers
W. Main
Sixth Task Fleet
Mediterranean
Forrest Sherman
Naval Operations
Louis Denfeld
Washington
Sherman
Ira Wolfe
Taft
Organized Labor
Robert Taft
Murray D. Lincoln
Columbus
Lincoln
Farm Bureau Insurance
International
Cisar
Sega
J. Lee Evans Furniture Store
Main Street
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