Auxiliary Convention Rope Sunday In Hall
The eighteenth biennial state convention of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met Sunday in Knights of Columbus Hall with delegates from Martinsburg Parkersburg and Wheeling A one o clock dinner served at the Hotel Grafton for 43 Covers was laid for the business session named officers included President Ella Weidner Wheeling Vice President Della Burvis Martinsburg Secretary Anna Hussion Grafton State Treasurer Anna Ollery Wheeling and Miss Angela Murphy Parkersburg History chair Honor Navy Recruits A spaghetti dinner was held Thursday night for Leland Knight and Bill Blevine who join the Navy. The affair was at Lesta Ervin s home on Maple Avenue. The guest list included Madeline Daugherty Exavah Canfield Carolyn Skinner Carrie Keefover Florence Cunningham Delores and Pallie Robinson Lillian Regina Erma Knight Georgia McIntosh Elizabeth Mary Ford Elinor White Lawrence McBee Alton Graham Forrest White Bill Blevins Frank Jones Harry Bolliger John Eunst Bill Bolliger John Reilly Eugene Price Leland Knight Johnny Price Lawrence Jackson and Charlie Shaffer of Clarksburg Al Miller of Washington Pa Mrs Wilma Poling daughter of Dolores Bennett of Tacy Barbour County married Ralph Vowls son of the late Anne and Grace Vowls on Saturday August 31 1985 at the home of Ode Criss Philippi with Rev C V Tate officiating Mrs Vowls has been employed in Philippi and Mr Vowls works at My Clinic hospital They will reside in Philippi Announce Wedding Ada Davis daughter of Mrs Eva Davis and Lieutenant William R Sheets were married August 20 at Camp North Fork Captain Bukhalter officiated Attendants were Mrs Kitchen and Lieutenant Charles Hall The ceremony was followed by }
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of Ancient Order of Hibernians Ropes
Knight’ of Columbus
Martinsburg
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Hotel Grafton
Ella Weidner
Della Burvis
Anna Hussion
Grafton
Anna Ollery
Angela Murphy
Navy
Gtven
Leland Knight
Bill Blevine
Delores Robinson
Eugene Price
Lesta Ervin
Maple Avenue
Madeline Daugherty
Exavah Canfield
Carolyn Skinner
Carrie Keefover
Florence Cunningham
Delores
Pallie Robinson
Lillian Regina
Erma Knight
Georgia McIntosh
Elizabeth
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Forrest White
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John Eunst
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Clarksburg
al Miller
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Tacy
Barbour County
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Social Calendar Highlights Neighborhood Activities
September events include Woman's Home Missionary Society at St Pauls M B church with Mrs William Bailey and Mrs W J Frey review, Prim family reunion at Webster Baptist church. Judson Missionary Society at First Baptist. Sunshine Band at U B church. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meeting. Business Girls dinner. St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid annual dinner at Blueville. Also entertainments for daughters bound for Emergency Hospital training, a Parkersburg bridge party, and a Rosemont homecoming with Christian Endeavor leadership plus a Rosemont dance hosted by Nance Shipplett. Various locals attend weddings, visits, and weekend guests around Fairmont and nearby towns.
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Local residents host weekend visitors and travel notes
Washington D C visitor Miss Helen Rau spends Labor Day weekend with her parents in Grafton. Numerous locals and relatives travel and visit across Maryland Virginia and West Virginia for weekends vacations and family events. A murder charge case against Ernest Burrell is pending in Columbus Ohio after brief hearings.
Weak nations face pressure over Ethiopian crisis impact
The page discusses small states weighing their stance as Ethiopia’s crisis looms, fearing exit from the league and choosing loyalties between Italy Britain and Germany. Austria seeks to preserve independence and stay aligned with the Stresa front while Hungary balances ties with Italy and Britain and Germany.
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Birth for Earl Carrothers' baby boy arrives
Mr and Mrs Earl Carrothers celebrate a nine pound baby boy born Thursday August 29 Mrs Carrothers is former Miss Mary Norris Both mother and child are reported doing nicely
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Relief March Nears Its End At Ohio Capitol Steps
Twelve hundred fifty marchers led by William Truax of the Ohio Unemployed League encamped at the state fair grounds coliseum in Columbus awaiting Governor Martin L. Davey to call a special legislative session on relief measures. Police guarded tents and belongings as illness from canned beef linked to the Federal Emergency Relief Administration drew attention amid a day of tense preparations.
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Ethiopian Troops Entrain For Ogaden Front In Eastern Campaign
Addis Ababa dispatch reports 20 000 picked Ethiopian troops marching to the eastern frontier with Gen Habuta Mikael commanding 700 men as vanguard. Emperor Haile Selassie plans 75 000 in the front and 50 000 in reserve in the east while authorities in Harrar arrest Count Maurice De Rougefeuille for alleged Italian espionage with his French wife an Ethiopian clerk and an Italian priest. Roquefeuille long resident in Ethiopia since 1923 backed by Ababani export mining interests is said to have held documents tied to Ras Makonen and Jerusalem properties.
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Blueville to Build Modern Elementary School Plan
Blueville would gain one of the state’s most modern elementary schools as a consolidated facility serving a wide area. The board favors the elementary project before a new high school, awaiting a federal WPA grant decision that would trigger early steps in the Blueville construction. The county superintendent notes action depends on federal approval for West Virginia educational funds.
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Eight states report no automobile fatalities this year
The report notes that eight states and the District of Columbia had clean records while Arizona Delaware Florida Louisiana Mississippi Nebraska North and South Dakota showed no automobile fatalities. California is highlighted as having many deaths.
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Guards Watch Scene of Riot at Pelzer Plants
National guard bayonets guarded Pelzer Manufacturing Company plants at opening to deter a recurrence of yesterday’s riot in which a woman was killed and several wounded. Civil officers began a roundup of riot participants as G. W. Henson, 64, was jailed for murder. Nine others were held for investigation, with more arrests expected.
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W. A Clamp
J. Rice
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Troy Walls
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Roy Brady
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Summary
Crossword puzzle clues mixed with across and down entries list many partial words and abbreviations. The readable items include numeric positions, partial answers like High, Chaldean, feminine, tributary, frameword, and various abbreviations. The text reads like a garbled clue sheet with scattered proper nouns and shorthand references, not a cohesive news item.
Accused Driver Given Freedom on $1 000 Bond
Charleston September 3. Irvin Elliott of Thomasville Kentucky charged with manslaughter in the automobile death of three miners waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury. Magistrate J A DeGruyter Sr released Elliott on one thousand dollar bond. The three miners D M Marshall Oscar McGeary and Elza Collins all of Alpharetta Kentucky were riding in a truck with 23 others coming to Charleston to hear John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America.
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Ships rush to assist Dixie stranded off Florida coast
A Florida coast radio report says four ships sped to aid the grounded Dixie on Carysfoot reef. Messages from S S Reaper, S S Rechstal, S S Platano, and the Wtere Town indicate coordination, while a separate line notes Dixie sighting near French Key by the steamer Simon.
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Dixie
Carysfoot Reef
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Texas Company
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Mallory Line
Miami
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French Key
Dixie liner Dixie enmeshed near Ca fort reef in hurricane
Passengers face grave danger as the Dixie bound for New York from New Orleans is reported imprisoned near Ca fort reef. Capt Sundstrom, youngest in Morgan line, leads crew while harrowing rescue options amid a hurricane that damaged Florida citrus and stalled near Port Arthur. Ship cost 2,400,000 with 8,100 gross tons and 445 feet length.
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