Akron Woman Wed Mullens Man In Virginia Ceremony
The announcement reports the marriage on May 11 1935 of Katie Carlisle of Akron Ohio to Emmette L Beane of Mullens Virginia in Pearlsburg Virginia A brief honeymoon in Monroe County preceded their return home Beane is known in Beckley as L W Beane’s brother and will reside in Mullens with his wife at home to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Carlisle
Akron
Ohio
Emmette L. Beane
Mullens
Pearlsburg
Virginia
Monroe County
Recent Brides Are Guests Of Honor
Mrs Redmond P Hogan hosted a Friday evening bridge at her Granville avenue home to honor Mrs Paul R Hutchinson Mrs Clarence W Meadows Mrs William R Diehl and Mrs W W McCathern The event featured orchid and yellow floral arrangements and prize gifts for Miss Shirley Banks and Miss Patty Ellison with additional guests including Mrs John Earle Lilly and Miss Helen parts of the party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond P. Hogan
Granville Avenue
Paul R. Hutchinson
Clarence W. Meadows
William R. Diehl
W. W. McCathern
Shirley Banks
Patty Ellison
Law
Hutchison
Meadows
Diehl
McCathern
John Earle Lilly
Helen
Shower Honors Mrs. Woodrow Howell at Burgess Street Home
Mrs. Woodrow W Howell celebrated her upcoming marriage with a shower hosted by Mrs. E B Newland and Mrs. J J Shrewsbury at their Burgess street residence. Pink and white decor featured abundant wildflowers as guests enjoyed games and received gifts before a refreshment course was served to a list of named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow W. Howell
E. B. Newland
J. J. Shrewsbury
Burgess Street
James Henry Newland
Betty Jo Bennett
Newland
Shrewsbury
Howell
Frances Bailey
E. S. Cooper
Ira Whitlock
Gordon Graveley
Isaac_McKinney
Harry Barker
Simmons Lilly
Daisy Rogers
Charley Blake
Alvin Bennett
Edith McKinney
Betety Ann Wallace
Bernice Peters
Susie Miller
Alice Walker
Martin Home Hosts Pretty Party with Bridge Evening
Mrs Brooks Adair and Miss Ethel Martin hosted a Friday night party at their South Kanawha Street home. Iris in orchid and yellow set the color motif for floral decor and bridge arrangements. Four tables of contract bridge were in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Adair
Ethel Martin
South Kanawha Street
Beckley social: prizes awarded at a late hour event
Mrs. R. R. Bunton won high honors and Miss Doris Caffee was second high as prizes were awarded after a long play session. Mrs. Frank Johnson of Links Grove, a Beckley guest, received a guest gift while a neatly set salad course concluded the charming courtesy for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Bunton
Doris Caffee
Frank Johnson
Links Grove
Beckley
Anchor Class Presents Reveries of a Bachelor at Church Meeting
Members of the Anchor class of the First Christian church plan a Tuesday eight o'clock program on the church’s first floor titled Reveries of a Bachelor. Miss Bazelle Feazelle arranged it and April May birthday hostesses will assist. The cast includes Mrs. B F Meadows as the Bachelor and names a sequence of themed sweethearts and ends with Bride Mrs Chris Sarandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Earle Carper
Nelle Meadows
Ray E. Smith
Ruth Farley
C. 8. Cavendish
Thomas Clarke
John W. Yago
George M. Parker
G. P. Stinnette
Kyle Willis
Beckley Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Personal mentions span Glen Daniel visitors Jess Daniel and his nephew, bills Honaker and Lee Acord, Shrine dance attendees in Charleston, and visitors from Tampa Huntington and Detroit. Attendees include Miss Willie Mae McNab Edith Clay B H Hopkins L F Hopkins plus many Beckley residents traveling for family, business and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Daniel
Bill Honaker
Lee Acord
Glen Daniel
Beckley
Willie Mae McNab
Edith Clay
H. Hopkins
L. F. Hopkins
Charleston
A. C. Brown
Tampa
Florida
W. E. Beane
Wright Road
Herbert Goodwyn
Huntington
John Cook
T. J. Stinson
Hattie
Ansted
Beckley Friends
Herbert Taylor
E. H. Taylor
Johnson City
R. P. Hogan
Parkersburg
Evelyn Bowles
Old Dominion
D. A. McDevitt
Park Avenue
Pennsylvania
Ira Whitlock
Bernice Peters
Bristol
Virginia Peters
Virginia Intextment’ College
Virginia
A. W. Childress
Sue Laing
Craig Healing Springs
Henry Brown
Detroit
H. R. Brown
New Raleigh Road
Puff's head spins as risk taken shocks nerves
Ranchers cheer Puff as his great risk proves his modesty. The line Ig. Juat underscores the show of temper and steadiness amid the tense moment on the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puff
Puffy
Weekend Travels Across Ohio and Virginia for Local Residents
Several local residents plan trips and visits across Ohio Virginia and West Virginia. Names include Alex Laing Glen Morrison John Massing Crawford D Howe Johnston Willie Patterson and families from Premier Clifton Forge and Montgomery. They head to Charleston White Sulphur Springs and Richmond for family visits graduations and vacations June events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Canada
Alex Laing
Glen Morrison
Beckley
Charleston
A. W. Laing
John Massing
Cleveland
Bruce Marshall
R. L. Estill
Willie Patterson
John Earl McCreery
C. L. Buchanan
J. A. Campbell
White Sulpher Springs
M. C. Banks
Mary Caperton Banks
J. W. Banks
Orange
Dr. Banks
William McGowan Banks
Randolph Macon Academy
Front Royal
Hollis P. Guy
Montgomery
Guy
Charles Daniel
van Wert
Martha Curtis
North Oakwood Ave
Kitty Koiner
Waynesboro
Blanche Spangler
Buchannon
C. L. Taylor
Clifton Forge
Blanche Ferrell
E. L. Poco
Kanawha Street
Granville Avenue
Ralph Koiner
Irma Sutphin
A. A. Ross
Bluefield
S. S. Sutphin
Staunton
Washington, DC
5. S. Sutphin
Richmond
Medical College of Virginia
Sheridan Sutphin
College of Dentistry
Taylors Set for Detroit Convention
H G Taylor a Beckley pressman along with his father J B Taylor of Durham and brother E H Taylor of Johnson City are bound for Detroit for a three day American Newspapers Printers association meeting. Albert Dollar of Durham will substitute during H G Taylors absence. They plan to travel by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Taylor
Beckley Newspaper Corporation
J. B. Taylor
Durham
N. C
E. H. Taylor
Johnson City
Graduates Hear Dr Ware At Woodrow Wilson High
Dr. Ritchie Ware of First Christian church will deliver the annual sermon to the Woodrow Wilson High School graduates in the school auditorium at 8 p m tonight. Four local ministers join in the program with invocations and prayers. The ceremony features a symphony, processional, and recessional by the high school orchestra, with ushers listed among local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie Ware
First Christian Church
Woodrow Wilson High School
H. L. Clay
M. E. Church South
J. E. Bird
M. E. Church North
James M. Slayes
First Baptist Church
J. L. Lineweaver
Presbyterian Church
George Rahall
Norma Sanger
Kermit Snead
Julian Kent
Elizabeth Kuhn
Morris Higginbotham
James Hudson
Frances Breaack
Lillian Potts
Margaret Brown
James Foster
Virginia Withraw
Poppy Day Nets Close To $300
Poppy Day by the American Legion Auxiliary raised near 300 dollars for rehabilitation and aid to indigent ex-soldier’s children. The day’s gross reached 420 dollars with 112.35 dollars in costs and small expenses. Organizers Mrs G C Buchanan and Mrs Price H Caffee praised the junior auxiliary helpers and noted rain did not deter the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
G. C. Buchanan
Price H. Caffee
Property Owners Pay Up Delinquent Taxes
Charleston May 25 The moratorium on delinquent taxes expires December 31. State Auditor Edgar B. Sims said his office collected 126000 this month and 105000 last month. Since July 1934 the moratorium has generated over 2250000 in delinquent tax collections with applications on file totaling about 5000000. Redemption is allowed without interest costs or penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
Edgar B. Sims
Sims
Bank of England Vault Doors Weigh Twelve Tons Each
The article notes that every one of the Bank of England vault doors weighs 12 tons. It emphasizes the immense scale of the security measures surrounding the vaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Eccles Miner to Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Andy Bolash 47 year old Eccles miner will be held at his home at 2 this afternoon conducted by Reverend A M Samuels. Burial will follow in Mount Tabor cemetery under Keyser undertakers. Bolash died Friday night at home after three years illness from tuberculosis. He was born in Hungary and lived in Eccles about three years. Surviving are his wife Rosa and children Frank Margaret John Andy Jr Rosa and Lewis Bolash all of Eccles. Three brothers and sisters live in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Bolash
Eccles
A. M. Samuels
Keyser Undertakers
Mount Tabor
Bolash
Hungary
Rosa Bolash
Frank
Margaret
John
Andy Jr
Rosa
Lewis Bolash
New York City
Pallbearers Named for Obituary Services
Tom Nickvich Joe Searo George Davis and Pete Davis chosen as pallbearers. Flower bearers will be Roselyn Davis and Jessie Gossky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Nickvich
Joe Searo
George Davis
Pete Davis
Roselyn Davis
Jessie Gossky
Royal Arch Masons to Meet in Beckley Hall
The Royal Arch Masons will gather tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the Beckley Masonic Hall. Work on the Royal Arch degree will be undertaken and refreshments will be served after the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Beckley Masonic Hall
Royal Arch
Oak Hill Knights of Pythias meet with delegates
Oak Hill lodge hosted delegates from five counties for the Knights of Pythias annual gathering at the Masonic Hall. Grand Chancellor P J W Scott of South Charleston and J Alfred Taylor of Fayetteville spoke, praising the lodge's large membership increase. Dinner was by the Pythian sisters. O F Kessler and Al Schroach left for Boone North Carolina. The senior play Who Wouldn t Be Crazy was shown at the high school auditorium Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill Lodge
Masonic Hell
Knights of Pythias
North America
P. J. W. Scott
South Charleston
J. Alfred Taylor
Fayetteville
Pythian Sisters
O. F. Kessler
al Schroach
Boone
North Carolina
Richmond Cleaners Relocates to New 5000-Square-Foot Plant
Richmond Dry Cleaners owner Jess Richmond announced the purchase of the Tolbert property on South Kanawha Street at East Beckley. The former Turner Brothers garage now houses the dry cleaning plant with moved equipment from Grove Avenue and added machinery. The expansion reflects rapid business growth and provides over 5,000 square feet of floor space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Richmond
The
Richmond Dry Cleaners
Tolbert
Kanawha Street
East Beckley
Turner Brothers Garage
Richmond
Grove Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Carlisle
Mr. Beane
Margaret Rose Will- Tong
Maxine Kitts
Mary Alice Winston
Loving Autoninson
Dorothy Johnston
Elinor St. Clair
Henrietta Koiner
Raleigh County Bank
Mas
A. Garten
J.E. Watts
Main Street
Foster Hardware
Woodrow Howell
Martin
Pretty Party
Ichmon Dry Cleaners
Beauty Services
Vera - Rose Beauty Shop
Woolworth
Lake Shawnee
State Health Department
Adequate Safety Service
Don Albert and His Orchestra
CBS Artists
Eddie Valjo
Virginian Hotel
Princeton
W. Va
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Manila
Taylors
Dr. Ware
Legion Auxiliary
R. A. M. Meeting
Keyser Funeral Home Funeral Directors
Qakwood Ave
Bulova
Berman
Jewelry
Fayette St
Beckley National Exchange Bank
Oak Hill, W. Va
Koieh Optometric Eye Specialist
Lilly Bldg
Richmond Cleaners
Beckley Loan CO
So. Fayette St
M. W. Powers
Mar
ART Dry Cleaners
Callus
McCreery St
Grove Ave
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