Old Stone Church Setting For Hock Morgan Marriage
Miss Mary Noel Hock of Lewisburg married Jamies Gail Morgan of Woodbury New Jersey on August 12 at Old Stone church. Officiant Dr. French Thompson and organist Mrs. Frank Anschutz provided ceremony music. The couple plans to reside in Woodbury New Jersey.
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French Thompson
Greenbrier Woman's College
Frank Anschutz
Lewisburg
Edith Hock
Barbara Lockwood
New York City
Alice Graybill
Elizabeth Neel
Anne Marie Nelson
Mary Alderson
Catherine Millon
James Boucher
Gibbstown
No J
Geo. P. Alderson, Jr
Marcus L. Dillon
Chantilly
Camilla
General Lewis Hotel
James William Stone
Clarence Stone
Florence Williamson
Ralph Williams
Lillian Stone
New Martinsville
James W. Knowton
Charlotte
N. Custer
Froy Hardman
Washington, D. C
Jimer Bowers
Elkins
Ballinger
Farrhurst
J. C. Spiker
M. C. Russell
Leonard Barnes
Covington
Brown Lewis
Charleston
D. H. Hill Arnold
Hazeltine
Rook Schnirman
Margaret Jesser
Lee McConnell
Blanche Tolley
Faille
Man Freed After Forfeited Bond Awaiting Reindictment
Virgil McMillion, arrested for allegedly stealing a watch a walking plow and a hoe from James McGrath, was freed under bond today after his posted bond was forfeited for failing to appear for trial. He was found sleeping in an outhouse at his Rockland home. Prosecutor Hunter N. Kramer sought to walk the first indictment and hold for reindictment.
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Lewisburg
Virgil McMillion
McMillion
James McGrath
Fort Spring
Rockland
Hunter N. Kramer
Soldier Albert Flack Missing in Action in Europe
White Sulphur Springs report from the War Department states Albert E. Flack son of Mrs Clara E Flack of Railroad Avenue is missing in action in the European theatre. The notice appeared in the Register.
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Albert E. Flack
Clara E. Flack
Railroad Avenue
War Department
New Jersey Pair Married August 9 at White Sulphur Springs
Alfred Andrew DeGCristofer and Miss Mariam Ross, both of Collingswood, N J, were united in marriage August 9 by Rev. James C. Fisher at White Sulphur Springs.
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Lewisburg
Alfred Andrew Degcristofer
Mariam Ross
Collingswood, N. 4
James C. Fisher
White Sulphur Springs
Miss Nutter Weds Pennsylvania Man in Rainelle
Franklin Kramer Cheatley of Norwood Pennsylvania married Miss Caushy Leslie Nutter of Nutterville at Rainelle on August 9 by Reverend Paul L Flanagan GRGB.
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Lewisburg
Franklin Kramer Cheatley
Norwood, Pa
Caushy Leslie Nutter
Nutterville
Rainelle
Paul L. Flanagan
GRGB
Barn Destroyed on Wraynham Farm in Lightning Fire
A barn and contents on Dr. B. L. Wraynham’s Sweet Springs farm burned after a lightning strike. Sparks, a resident, lost some hay and other articles in the building. Loss estimated at 800 dollars. Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro are equidistant from New York City.
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Weiler Lewisburg
B. L. Wraynham
Sweet Springs
Sparks
Mexico City
Rio de Janeiro
New York City
Community notices span churches and local visits
The column lists church activities and social notes across communities. Mt Vernon Baptist and Shiloh Church share revival summaries. Pleasant Valley Rally begins August 14 with Rev. J Simms Percy. Fayetteville and Minden updates mention hospital stays, visits, and local suppers by church groups. Dr A D Belton plans to attend the National Medical Association convention in St Louis August 13 to 19.
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Mt Vernon Baptist Church
Hodges
Emma Robinson
Minden
Mildred
Frances Drumgoole
Philadelphia
Florence Drumgoale
Phern Blanks
Hattie Merchant
Baltimore
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Ernest Austin
Five Kings of Harmony of
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Faith Chapel
A.mle
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M. D. Spilfer
J. Simms Percy
Charleston
Tams
M. D. Spiller
Fletcher Parker
Shiloh
Sharehhere
C. M. Ellis
J. M. Davis
Fayetteville
Jack Richardson
Keith Craig
William Craig
U.S. Army
Palm Springs
California
Godfrey Taylor
Bertham T. Lenoir
Oak Hil Hospital
Audrey Turner
Detroit
Leonard Lenoir
A. C. Wood
Thurston
Pittsburgh
Lenoir
Taxtor
Charles Sanders
Montgomery Hospital
Davis
Graves
Peach Creek
Beatrice Dues
Burkes
Hytesta Jones
Navy
Hinzel Jones
Eva Turner
DR. Belton
A.D. Belton
St. Louis
National Medical Association
Carrier and two cruisers to be christened in sequence
The Antietam aircraft carrier and the cruisers Chicago and Los Angeles will be christened in a triple ceremony at Philadelphia Navy Yard on Sunday August 20. The event marks the largest launch and christening in U.S. naval history with ceremonies replacing traditional launching and water-filled docks to float the ships later.
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Antietam
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia Navy Yard
M. F. Drae- Mel
Navy
Dary Docks
Dew
Navy Guard
Millard
Edward of Kelly
Chic
Guadalcanal
Fletcher Bowron
Anieles
State Shopping For Hay To Feed Livestock Next Winter
West Virginia officials outlined a plan to hire a field agent to acquire hay from surplus states for winter feed. The program centers on securing gasoline allotments for hauling hay into weather-stricken areas in WV, Ohio, and Kentucky, with proof of use for livestock feeding. A county committee would collect feed requests, and imports from Michigan and Wisconsin were discussed to meet estimated needs of about 400,900 tons in Kentucky counties and at least 200,000 tons for West Virginia.
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Charleston
J. B. McLaughlin
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Office of Defense Transportation
Ohio
Kentucky
O.D.T
Michigan
Wisconsin
Summers Road Treated With Fresh Oil On Route 20
Fresh oil being applied to 20.2 miles of Route 20 from Hinton to Meadow Bridge requires one way traffic in some sections. motorists urged to drive carefully. Completion of this surface treatment is one of six improvements on Route 20 expected by September 15.
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Meadow Bridge
State Road Commission
Two Wyoming Men Wounded In War
Remastered dispatch reports two Wyoming county youths wounded in action. Marine PFC Eugene Bun U. Burgess of Mullens and PFC Clair H. Gunter of Anstun are listed by the War Department as wounded in action in unspecified and European theater zones respectively.
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Pineville
Wyoming County
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Lawrence D. Burgess
Mullens
Pie. Clair Hi. Gunter
Mattie Gunter
Ansiin
Wallace Said Slated For Important Place In Government II
New York dispatch reports Vice President Harry A. Wallace has been assured by President Roosevelt of an important government position if the administration returns to power in November. The Times notes Wallace allies would seek details of the program Roosevelt plans to follow if re-elected and his level of support would hinge on how liberal the administration would be.
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Montcoal Marine Killed in Action
Pfe Harvey G Balin son of Mrs Rose Rotin of Maileoni was listed yesterday among three West Virginians killed in action in the U S Marines Grend peanut hulls are being used to manufacture a new cork substitute.
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Anderson Says Law Obeyed Amid GOP Smear Claims
County Clerk Harry Anderson, Democratic executive chair, defended his office procedures against Floyd Sayre of the Republicans who accused registration practices of impropriety. Anderson said he followed the law, offered Sayre a copy of registration laws, and noted one exception to help a Republican voter. He warned that Sayre and helpers would not interfere with staff, while Sayre claimed GOP observers were needed for servicemen voting in the circuit clerk’s office. Circuit Van Hunter said law allows limited access at the voting site and asserted he would exclude others if needed.
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Floyd M. Sayre
Anderson
Sayre
Sayer
Jackson Smith
J. (. Palley
van Hunter
Polley
Hunter
Demonstration School To Teach Summers County Teachers
A demonstration one and two room school program will be held at Gilpur School on Madamg Creek in Summers County the week of August 28. The event aims to develop a daily schedule for one room schools that can be used countywide and will be run as a cooperative effort with teachers observing discussing planning and improving methods. Specific sessions are scheduled by district with August 28 for Forest Hill and Walcott August 20 for Pipestem and Greenbrier August 30 for Jumping Branch August 31 for Green Sulphur and September 1 for a county wide workshop.
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Hinton
Summers County
Gilpur
Madamg Creek
Cain
Forest Hill
Walcott
Pipestem
Greenbrier
Green Suliphur
Gederal Assembly
Dogs Kill Sheep Valuations Reported In Avon Incident
Avon owner Ray Keever reports eight sheep valued at 864 were killed by dogs recently. The incident occurred at his farm near Lewisburg as authorities investigate the town setback.
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Lewisburg
Ray Mte Keever
Avon
Two Get Permit For Marriage
A marriage license has been issued by the county clerk's office to Edward M. Ellison, 57, of Indianapolis, and Ethel L. Pack, 42, of Streeter, indicating the couple has obtained the necessary permit to wed.
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Sian Weller Hinton
Edward M. Ellison
Indianapolis
Ethel L. Pack
Streeter
Lime Available 3-A Man Asserts
HINTON The wartime farm labor shortage can be met by using dime and superphosphate to raise pasture and forage yields. Earl Nelson Summers county AAA chairman visited today and urged farmers to apply lime now and super phosphate later under the Triple A conservation program. Farmers may file applications at the Triple A Office in Clinton. Nelson emphasized immediate application to grow feed for milk and beef needs.
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Hinton
Earl Nelson
Summers County Aaa
Nelson
Triple A
Hlinton
Funeral today for John Homer McClintic Frankford merchant
Funeral services will be conducted at 3 p m Sunday for John Homer McClintic a Frankford merchant and stockman who died Friday He was 70 years old He is survived by his wife and one son William McClintic of Frankford and a daughter Mrs Hen Morgan of Marlinton
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Frankfort
John Homer McClintic
Frankford
Tle
William McClintic
Hen Morgan
Marlinton
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