Dual Wedding and Society Notes from Woodstock Va
Miss Louise le Buckalew and Ken Howard Clary wed at the Southern Methodist parsonage in Woodstock Virginia. The bride, a Keyser High School and Potomac State College alumna now training at Pine Valley Hospital, and the groom, a Keyser graduate, plan to settle in Sebring Florida after a brief honeymoon. The column also notes local reunions and community events including a handkerchief luncheon in Morgantown and life-saving and swimming classes at Grafon Park with the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
le Buckalew
Buckalew
Ken Howard Clary
John S. Clary
Woodstock
Joseph N. Balthis
E Bride
Ser
Pone Valley Hospital
Jary
Keyser Mh
Potomi State College
Sebrig
Fla
Herman Clary
Kenneth Clary
Colgrove
Thomas F. Cummings
Hermandry
Mineralty
Barbour County Case Dismissed After Partial Payment and Arrangements
A Barbour County constable insisted on arrest in a case that was dismissed after the defendant paid a portion of the bill and made satisfactory arrangements to meet the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbour County
Market steady with widespread gains as oils advance
Prices held steady overall with oils advancing moderately. Standard Oil of New Jersey and California rose a point each, while American Telephone, U. S. Steel, National Distillers, General Motors, American Can, and Dome Mines posted fractional gains. Transfers reached about 1,000,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
National Distillers
General Motors
American Can
Dome Mines
Life-Saving Instruction Ends Friday in Coal Accord Push
Washington reports the NY i. C. urged rapid finalization of an anthracite coal code to win presidential approval. Kenneth M. Simpson noted progress on the bituminous code, aiming for Tuesday signature. Appalachian producers push for $4.60 daily basics and union contracts with United Mine Workers. Western Pennsylvania coke firms not party to the talks, though code would bind subsidiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ny. i. C
Sputy
Kenneth Mr. Simpson
Appalachian
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
United Mine Workers of America
Simpson
Andrews Holds Annual Church Meet Tuesday
The annual congregational meeting and covered dish supper at Andrews M. & Church will be held Tuesday evening at 6. The annual business meeting and a fourth quarterly conference will follow the dinner. Dr John L Wolfe district superintendent will preside at the conference. A short program will be rendered. The congregation and friends are invited. The ladies are asked to bring covered dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews M
John L. Wolfe
Rosemont Boy Breaks Arm In Fall From Fence
Harold Kelley eight-year-old son of Mr and Mrs C Frederick Kelley of Sunnyside Rosemont is resting well after breaking an arm and suffering internal injuries from a fall while playing hide and seek at home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kelley
C. Frederick Kelley
Sunnyside Addition
Rosemont
Tno
W C T U Bi County Convention Set for Kingwood
The W C T U bi county convention will convene at the M E church in Kingwood on Tuesday September 15. An executive meeting at 9 30 a m precedes the regular convention with three sessions planned for Monday afternoon and evening. All who are interested in the work are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Kingwood
Galloway Miner Up In Court
James Polio, a Galloway coal miner, appeared before Magistrate Ona C. Jefferys on a board bill warrant filed by his sister Catherine Costs, with whom he formerly boarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Polio
Ona C. Jefferys
Catherine Costs
Local Personalities Visit and Trips Across States
Mr and Mrs F J Kleefeld and Mr Henry Baumler of Buffalo NY visit M S Bond on West Francis street. Albert Burkhalter of Pittsburgh spends weekend with Paul W Rogers in Knottsville. Mrs C B Haynes and daughters Clara Louise and Charleene return from Glenville. Mrs F D Robinson visits relatives in Sandyville. A G Robinson of Clarksburg visits Grafton. Samuel Collins Alma Azerby Mead Nuzum and William Atelsburger were guests of F H Kincaid. The Mullens family plans a motor trip to Atlantic City and Philadelphia. William E Star ford moves to Blue property West Washington Street for winter. W B Leonard leaves for vacation through the west. stops in Chicago then Colfax and Los Angeles. Leonard may visit Texas briefly. J W Carroll renews Sentinel subscription in Grafton. Mrs D L Bosley of Simpson basks in cucumbers. Gracie Bosely James Lockard also travel to Century of Progress. Elizabeth Bosely Eleanor Ross return from six weeks to Lexington Yellowstone Chicago World’s Fair. They report a wonderful tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Kleefeld
Henry Baumler
Buffalo
New York
M.S. Bond
West Francis Street
Albert Burkhalter
Pittsburgh
Paul W. Rogers
Knottsville Read
C. B. Haynes
Clara Louise
Charleene
Glenville
Hayne
Gilmore County
F. D. Robinson
Rel LW. Vaatives
Sandyville
A. G. Robinson
Clarksburg
Grafton
Samuel Collins
Alma Azerby
Mead Nuzum
Charleston
William Atelsburger
Connellsville
J. W. Carroll
Kingwood
Sentinel
D. L. Bosley
Simpson
D. L. Bosely Sr
D. L. Bosely
Gracie June Bosely
James Arthur Lockard
Market Prices Maintain Steady Oils Higher
Market prices show oils steady as traders shift focus away from boardrooms to other points. New York reports prices holding firm despite uncertain market cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wells Completed in August in Pennsylvania Oil Field
August oil production in Pennsylvania reports 175 wells completed with a daily initial output of 814 barrels. In July 128 wells started with 1 056 barrels daily. Of August wells 18 were dry and 26 gassers.
Contracts For 37 Ships Are Signed By Swanson
Washington September 1 Swanson today signed contracts for 27 vessels to be constructed from the 238000000 allotted to the Navy from public works funds and congressional appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
Washington
Navy
Barron Named President of New Elkins Bank
Dr. Frederick H Barron, longtime pastor of Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church, resigns to lead the new Elkins banking venture formed by Davis and Elkins College tied to the Presbyterian Church Educational Institutions. He becomes financial representative for the college and church educational bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Frederick H Barron
Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church
Elkns National Bank
Peoples National Bank
Davis and Elkins College
Presbyterian Church
Divorce Visits Center on Lamson in Kelley Case
San Jose California September 1 David A Lamson reportedly visited Sacramento divorcee Mrs Sara M Kelley five or six times at her apartment during March and April Witness Eldridge Bay testified Lamson as representative of Stanford University Press was last of three Sacramento residents called in the Ray murder trial Lamson denied staying overnight and poems found in his desk were introduced Lamson said the poems came from Kelley for critique and he had forgotten them Other Sacramento residents testified Lamson was often seen with the divorcée
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
David A. Lamson
Sara M. Kelley
Sacramento
Eldridge Bay
Stanford University Press
Ray
Kelley
Lamson Peat Pretty Allene Thorpe Lamson
Lamson Vissits
Lamson
Seerr
Unusual red and blue striped blouse suit feature
The description notes a red and blue striped blouse paired with a plum purple suit. Tight waist jacket with square neck shows the high necked blouse. The blouse uses about 140 yards of narrow cotton tape sewn together to create the stripes, and the overall look aims for a bold yet refined effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phave
Rosemont Church Revival Nears Closing Tonight
The Rosemont Baptist Church led by Rev. N N Parker with Rev. L W Gordon will end a highly successful revival meeting tonight. Many souls have been revived and baptized, with the ordinance observed Sunday at 1 PM, public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosexmont Church
Rosemont Baptist Church
N. N. Parker
L. W. Gordon
Drys Open Fight Against Repeal
Chicago September 1 The Anti Saloon League issued a six point program to guide members in fighting repeal. The plan calls for an unceasing campaign to retain the Eighteenth Amendment, resistance to repeal, defense of local prohibition laws, broad voter turnout in primaries and elections, a national young people movement for abstinence, and education framing beverage alcohol as a narcotic dangerous habit forming drug. Zash M Cochran, Middleville farmer, was in the city on business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anti-Saloon League
Young People's Movement
Menus of the Day and Basic Chicken Rice Recipes
Sunday meals present breakfast and dinner menus with tea and desserts, followed by a practical recipe for chicken and rice. Instructions cover ingredients, butter, flour, milk, and seasonings, plus steps to stew a chicken and boil rice with salt.
Robber Trio Continued From Page One
Protesters gathered outside the county jail with no violence as state police and six officers met them at the town limits warning against seizing prisoners. Jasper County State's Attorney Homer Kasserman pressed the accused trio, who deny involvement in torture and assault. A gold nugget weighing nearly 51 ounces was found on Sheep Creek near Wiseman, Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergi
Jesse Griffon
Homer Kasserman
Jasper County
Newton
Sheep Creek
Wiseman
Alaska
Vocational staff to hold seven district education conferences
West Virginia vocational teachers approve seven district conferences to shape vocational education. Home economics courses to reflect local needs with a proposed home economics student group modeled after the Future Farmers of America. District chairs and meeting sites listed include Romneys, Terra Alta, Clarksburg, Sistersville, Spencer, Webster Springs and Charleston with appointed chairmen and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Future Farmers of America
Romney
Race Rutherford
Bess Mohl
Yardusan Hal
Martins
Burg Dora
Peters‘burg
Madelyn’ Shrum
Hedgesville
Terra Alta
Wilda Hoard
Mary Lou Hartman
Kingwood
Clarksburg
Margaret Shira
Salem
Man
Margaret Wright
Ton
Marie Kittle
Philippi
Laura Craig
Flemington
Pauline Stout
Mary Abruzzino
Shinnston
Marjorie Swisher
Jane Lew
Virginia, Brown
Buckhannon
Sistersville
Dorothea Rist
New Martville
Maude Davis
Taube
Smith
Spencer
Spencer —. Carenee, of Walton, Chairman; Mrs. Madge Boggess
Clay
Nelle Cornell
Grantsville
Gladys McConkey
Burns
Ville
Webster ‘Springs
Adella Strauss
Summersville
Leta Beard
Green Bank
Elizabeth Tasker
Cowen
Helen Wolfe
Mill
Creek
Beryl Elliott
Genevieve Yeager
Athens
Garnette Tillis
Pe, Pleasant and Grada St. Clair
Montcoal
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Brown
Alfred Brown
Barrow Ss
Andrews
Louise Ott
Morgantown
Abbott
Miss Dorthyown
Otto Paush
Thosp
Exavan Canid
Cleola Canfield
Dolores Rebon
Dorothy Brown
Oma Machel
Catherine White
Bonnie Weome
Alma Sayres
Dorotite Plante
Gladys Metler Nfrisier
Martha Powell
Aise Abbott
Leora Abbott
C . McDaniel
Avanelle McDaniel
Ottd Paugh
Nual
Binson
George
Linda Cole Robinson
Pleasntreek Church
Samuel C. Jones
Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Mr. Hawkins
Pleasant Cheek Church
W. T. Robinson
Roy Park
AA. G. Robinson
Pleasant Creek
Mana
American Red Cross
Roy V. Benson
Ucates
William
rManley
Grafton ¥. M
Frank C. Collins
N.R. A
Antracite
Remington
Shorts
W.R.F
Mary Bla
W.C. TU
Galloway
George J. Shaughnessy
Albany
N. Y
Tucson
Fiorenc
Anzocl
Charles G. Corbin
F. H. Barron
WR. A
R. A
W. Main
Dave Lamson
Prieta
Drys
Zash M. Cochran
Middleville
Piscer
Alexander George
Penney’s
Eraser
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