Miss Helen Plum and Charles G Rupp Marry in Washington DC
Miss Helen Evelyn Plum and Charles Glen Rupp wed in a 3 80 pm Saturday ceremony at Memorial United Brethren church parsonage Washington DC Rev Simpson Daugherty officiated. Bride wore navy blue with pink rosebuds. she is a 1934 Grafton High School graduate and Woolworth assistant cashier. Groom, class of 1933, is with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Philadelphia. They honeymoon in Atlantic City and plan to live at 5455 Woodlawn Avenue Philadelphia after September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Plum
West Francis Street
Helen Evelyn Plum
Charles Glen Rupp
W. M. Rupp
Park View
Mr. Rupp
Washington, D. C
Simpson D. Daugherty
Memorial United Brethren Church
James T. Deegan
Washington
Rupp
Grafton High School
F. W. Woolworth Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Woodlawn Avenue
Miss Mary Carder Marries Tennant On Sunday Night
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary Carder of this city to Tennant of Charleston. The ceremony occurred Sunday evening at the First Baptist parsonage in Fairmont with Rev. J. E. King officiating in a single ring service. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carder and a Grafton High and Fairmont Business College graduate. She works in the Department of Public Assistance office. Mr. Tennant is son of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Tennant of Fairmont and a Barakville High School graduate who attended Kanawha and Morris-Harvey colleges. he works for Carbon Carbide in Charleston. They plan a honeymoon and will reside in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Vols Carder
Tennant
Charleston
First Baptist Church
Fairmont
J. E. King
Fred Carder
Grafton High School
Fairmont Business College
Grafton Girls Business Club
Department of Public Assistance
Mrs Haselden Hosts Webster Bunco Night
Mrs Edith Haselden of Webster charmingly entertained her club last Friday at her home. Two Bunco tables were in play with prizes going to Mrs Beulah Grimes and Miss Helen Snider. Other guests included Miss Arlea Lemmon Mrs Howard Walls Mrs Dorsey Cole and Miss Helen Thayer. A late dessert course was served with assistance from Frances Louise Newton of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Haselden
Webster
Beulah Grimes
Helen Snider
Arlea Lemmon
Howard Walls
Dorsey Cole
Helen Thayer
Haselden
Frances Louise Newton
Grafton
Community notices of meetings and reunions across September
September calendar lists numerous local group gatherings. WSCS at West Main Street church, Junior Forest Circle at K P hall, White Rose Grove Woodmen, Jr C U A M at Wehn hall, Quota Club at Iquintia's, 4-H council and vesper at Allender's grove, Business Girls at Cozy Rest, Friendship Bible class, Ladies Aid at C Kirkpatrick home, TNT club rescheduled, Junior 4-H at Jane Chrislip home, Bennett-Colebank-Lindsay reunion at Dever's grove, multiple family reunions at churches and parks, with dates ranging Sept 2 through Sept 21 and notes on transportation and picnic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
West Main Street Methodist Church
Church Hall
Supreme Forest
Woodman Circle
K. of P. Hall
White Rose Grove
K.ot
Wehn Hall
Quota Club
Iquintia’s
Galloway
Sarah Sayres
Transportation
Council Circle and Vesper
Allender’s Grove
Knottsville Road
Business Girls Club
Cozy Rest
Mildred Haddix
Helen Chenoweth
Friendship Bible Class
First Christian Church
Ladie Aid Society
The
United Brethren Church
C. F Kirkpatrick
Lucretia
TNT Club
Cline Gough
Washington Street
Jane Chrislip
Blueville Addition
Bennett - Colebank - Lindsay
Dever's Grove
Wickwire Road
Colebank - Bennett - Lindsey
Callihan and Welch
Overfield Methodist Church
Barbour County
Student Nurse Is Honor Guest at Irene Courtney’s Party
Mrs. Kenneth Courtney honored her daughter Miss Irene Courtney with a home gathering. Irene joined St. Marys Hospital Training School for Nurses in Clarksburg on Monday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Courtney, Ivy Reese, Betty Rose Miller, Mabel Patton, Marjorie Bennett, Caro Une Lucas, and several relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Courtney
Irene Courtney
Miss Courtney
St. Mary's Hospital
Clarksburg
W. T. Courtney
Irene
Jack Hulley
H. L. Lynn
Ralph Poling
Donald Carrico
Olive Patton
Shay
E. 0. Waugh
Marjorie Bennett
Ivy “Reese
Betty Rose Miller
Mabel Patton
Margaret Hawley
Caro Une Lucas
Open House Hosts Hundred Guests at Labor Day Affair
A large late summer social event took place at the Grafton park cottage of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Barrett Jr. yesterday afternoon from two to five o clock with about 100 guests. The elegant setting featured cut flowers and buffet refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ward Blaney, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Willhide, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kunst, Miss Dorothy Sapp, Miss Evelyn Welch, Dr. H. L. Noble, Lieut and Mrs. James F. Holt, and many others from Clarksburg, Fairmont, and Philippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Park
G. T. Barrett, Jr
Bartletts
Ward Blaney
Victor Willhide
Frank Kunst
Hugh McPhail
William Murray
Charles McDade
Chester Huff
Dorothy Sapp
Evelyn
Ruth Welch
A. B. Peters
Dolores Peters
Helen Chadduck
Donald Chadduck
J. Paul Murphy
Stanley Curtin
Richard Robey
William D. Fisher
E. Bailey Wyckoff
John Waddell
James C. Holt
Hubert Parrish
H. L. Noble
Wheeler Bachman
Keith Woodruff
Clarksburg
H. K.debendorfer
Carroll R. Hawkins
Homer Queen
W. €. Lawson
Charles J
Fairmont
Delmar Heck
Francis L. Warder
Edward Ewers
Paul E. Malone
Davis Evans
Philippi
J. Lee Evans
Mrs Standish Javens and Englehardt Family Reunion
Mrs Mary Standish Javens of Charleston meets Mr and Mrs Charles Englehardt also of Charleston for a family gathering. The notice indicates a joint event with both sides sharing in the Charleston family reunion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Standish Javens
Charleston
Charles Englehardt
Washington-Clyde Post Labor Day Visitor Notes
Brief notices from Washington D C list visitors and weekend guests. Charles G Englehardt from Charleston and Charles William Prim from Galion Ohio visit local residents, with several families hosting relatives and friends over Labor Day weekend in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clyde Post
Washington, D. C
Red Cross visit ties Britain and U S war relief
Lady Mountbatten toured American Red Cross headquarters in Washington to thank Norman H. Davis for wartime relief supplies for Britain. Her husband Lord Louis Mountbatten arrived in the United States to take command of the aircraft carrier Illustrious, then under repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Lady Mountbatten
American Red Cross
Washington
Norman H. Davis
U. S
Britain
Lord Louis Mountbatten
U.S
Illustrious
Notable Social Guests Attend Local Reception
Mrs Garlow and Lloyd Jr host a gathering with Mr and Mrs Ned Shriver Carl Cooper and families including Mr and Mrs Herbert Henderson and daughter Isabelle Miss Elizabeth Shriver Mrs George Jones and Mrs Lee Henderson attendees listed in a cordial society note.
Sentinel Classified Rates and Help Wanted Notices
Classified text outlines Sentinel rates two cents per word for first insertion and one cent for each additional insertion. Examples include a male help wanted ad for three experienced pick miners calling 588-R and a wanted man and wife with a car for sales work in Grafton, with box and phone references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Grafton
Fairmont
Pattern 429 Peasant Jumper for a Little Girl
A sewing feature by Claire Tilden promotes Pattern 429 for quick projects. It suggests two blouses with distinct sleeves, paired with a simple two-section skirt jumper. Includes fabric options, sizes 4 to 12, and the idea of adding pockets and a grosgrain bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Tilden
Hospital Notes And Injuries At Grafton City
Hospital notes list four month old Lee Croston of Simpson admitted today at Grafton City Hospital. Nona Bolyard, 13, of Tunnelton underwent emergency appendectomy on Monday. Nancy Jolene Campbell of Simpson admitted today. Mrs. Francis Bartlett of 234 Barrett Street admitted yesterday for major surgery. Mrs. Mary McIntosh of 247 West Washington Street Saturday admission. Walter Pyles injured in a Tresler Coal rock fall at Browntown, extent of injuries not yet determined at Grafton City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Croston
Simpson
Grafton City Hospital
Nona Bolyard
Tunneltor
Nancy Jolene Campbell
Francis Bartlett
Barrett Street
Mary McIntosh
West
Washington’ Street
Maine
Walter Pyles
Tresler Coal Company
Browntown
Compton and Haldeman Honored at State Forty and Eight Meet
H. C. Compton Jr. of Grafton was elected grand historian of the Forty and Eight and Joseph Haldeman of this city was named as the West Virginia delegate to the national convention in Milwaukee. The honors were announced during the state convention in Huntington, held in conjunction with the American Legion conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Compton, Jr
Grafton
Joseph Haldeman
West Virginia
Milwaukee
Wis
American Legion
Huntington
Desertion and Divorce Suit Filed by Mrs Cook in 1934
Ruby Leigh Blevins Cook of 311 Walnut street filed for divorce from Woodford Cook, with no children. Married in Cullman Alabama on March 24 1828, she seeks restoration of her maiden name. Attorney John K Burdett filed the bill of particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby”Leigh Blevins Cook
Walnut Street
Salrist Woodford Cook
John K. Burdett
Cullman
Alabama
Radio Schedule Fragments From WMMN and Other Stations
A fragmented listing shows WMMN Fairmont with 81,920 KCS and 5000 watts at 5:00 daylight saving. Programs include news by WMMN and WEAF, music and soap operas on CBS and ABC networks, and varied hourly lineups featuring Jack Armstrong, Wings Over Jordan, Amos n Andy, and Gordon Jenkins orchestras among others. The schedule details multiple stations such as CBS News, WOR, KDKA, WLW, WTAM, and WEAF with a mix of dramas, sports, and musical programs across 6 to 10 PM hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMMN
WEAF
Abbotta
WABC
OvNellis
CBL
WBLK
Jack Armstrong
Jordan
Wings
Cbs—News
KDKA
Motorists
KDEA
Easy Aces
H. V. Kaltenborn
Chi—Recital Beries
Gordon Jenkins
Orch
WEAP
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annabel P. Swisher
Helen Plum
Charles G. Rupp
Mary Carder
Fred Carders
Mrs. Haselden
Freeman
Otterbein Chapel
Dent
Preston County
O. C.thomas
Murphy
Montrose Baptist Church
Ball-Annon-DeMoss
Westerman Church
Thornton
Kincaid
Reservoir Park
Eptember
Austin
Brown's Chapel
Famly
Friends
Bree
Cross
Lydia E. Pinkham
G. T. Bartlett, Jr
Charles G. Englehardt
H. L. Potts
Ohio
Mary Elizabeth Prim
Walter Koon
Charles William Prim
Merle Prim
Galion
Maple Avenue
Homer A. Gatrell
Phoebe Prim
Thomas Scott
Akron
Garrell’s
Porter Summers
West Union
Rachel Huston
Parkersburg
Charles Robinson
Baltimore and Ohio Engineering Department
Baltimore
James Robinson
Youngstown
United States Engineers Office
Pittsburgh
Jed W. Robinson
McGraw Avenue
Capital
Fred Latta
Margaret Lake
John K. Harter
Detroit
Henry G. Harter
Buckeye Lake
Arthur Jenkins
Shirley
Alice Jenkins
Bernadine Dougherty
Ted Robinette
Betty
Jean
Patty Ann
Ernest Chamberlain
Lynwood
Pepsi-Cola
Piper- Cola Otudy Gos Clrkaburs
Buckeye, Lake, Ohio
George W. Radabaugh
O. J. Bartlett
Maxon
Buckhannon River
Guy Kirk
G. H. Kirk
Point Pleasant
Alfred Zumbro
Dallas Keener
Sarah Keener
W. C. Pembroke
Natalie
New York
E. E. Beeman
Long Island
Pembrokes
Wilbert Sayler
Luke Kinney
Frank Bennett
W. A. Camden
Bob Brown
Morgantown
Sam Patton
Mary Cosner
Dana Barker
Patty Sue
Frank B. Cather
Sunset Beach
Lake Lynn
Virginia
Valley of Virginia
Skyline Drive
Caverns
Lloyd Shriver
Wheeling
Oglebay Park
Advanci
Baltimore & Ohio
Bath
Wilford Street
Box H Care Sentinel
Compton
Haldeman
Tian Sa
Allya
Cecil Rapid Scan
Fowler Ave
Brave
Mary Marlin
Cbs—School
WJZ
Irene Wicker
Portia
CBS
Wishart Campbell
Goldbergs
Bartons
Dinning Sisters
Three Suns
WLW
WTAM
Pepper Young
Jerry Wayne
Bill Stern
Hetty
Bob
Fairmont Club
WBEE
Grent Miller
Orel
Grant Park
Judy
Raymond Gram Gwing
Wheelinis Park
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