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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1968

Page

10

School Board Staff Holds Steak Fry

KINGWOOD The Preston County Board of Education staff and members hosted a family picnic and steak fry last Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nuce home at Chippewa Lake. The afternoon featured swimming boating and fishing enjoyed by attendees.

Kingwood Preston County Board of Education Lawrence Nuce Chippewa Lake Kermit Zinn Reedsville William Harriman Terra Alta George A. Lipscomb Aurora Donald P. Brown Charles H. Brown Glenn Schaeffer Roy S. Nutter Sr John Miller Mary Agnes Bergman Lawrence Losh David Loshall Larry Nuce Rhonda

Birthday Observed for Ida Hartman at 95 in Kingwood

Ida Hartman of Kingwood celebrated her 95th birthday with a family dinner at her home. Attending were relatives from Silver Spring Maryland to Huntington West Virginia, including Raymond Heath Kenneth Papeot and Martha Wilson. Additional notices include birth of Randall Allen Childs weighing 9 pounds 14 ounces born July 24 at Preston Memorial Hospital.

Kingwood Ida Hartman Hartman Theingwood Raymond Heath Silver Spring Kenneth Papeot Isville John Sowers Seminole Okla Joe Ellis Johnny and Lynette Bethany George Wilson Greg Debbie Huntington George Hartman George J Patty Linda Johnny Kenneth Rouzee Raymond Donnie Missenevieve Hartman Martha H. Wilson David A. Childs Whetsell Settlement Preston Memorial Hospital Randall Allen Aimee Smith Donald Smith Albright Glenn H. Childs Beulah Kelly Birds Creek Walter Shaver Manheim Clark White Clarksburg

Bible Class Holds Meet at United Methodist Church

TUNNELTON The Senior Bible Class of the United Methodist Church met for its regular monthly social session with Rev. and Mrs. Robert Jones and many members and guests. Devotions by Mrs. Shrout used Psalm 90 and hymns. Rita Shrout of Mt. Lake Park presented piano selections. Sick committee reported on Ethel Plum, Hamilton Bolyard and Arthur Coffman in University Hospital. Birthday song for Mrs. Wolfe and plans for the next meeting in September.

Tunnelton United Methodist Church Robert Jones Harold Taylor Wilbert Wiles Sylvia Reeder Mabel Shrout Orpha Reidler Christine Wolfe Emma McMurdo Abbie Weaver Elsie Phillips Carrie G. Taylor Mabel Goff Rita Shrout Shrout Rev. Jones Taylor Phillips Wolfe Mt. Lake Park Ethel Plum Hamilton Bolyard Arthur Coffman University Hospital

DeWitts Reunion Brings Descendants Together in Rowlesburg

ROWLESBURG The DeWitt family held their annual reunion at Rowlesburg Park. Officers elected for the next year include Bill H. DeWitt as president and Mrs. Ida Mae Hart as vice president. Prizes were awarded to the oldest descendant Joseph W. DeWitt Sr and youngest Thomas Marshall Funk, with the farthest travel being Gregory Rogers of Walker. Family attendees spanned Rowlesburg and nearby towns.

Rowlesburg Richard DeWitt Rowlesburg Park Bill H. DeWitt Ida Mae Hart Nola Ash John DeWitt Sandra Nine Joseph W. DeWitt Sr Thomas Marshall Funk Charles DeWitt Gregory Rogers Walker W.va Bill DeWitt Albright John Nine Brookhaven Gay Myers Mark Arlie Morgantown Kenneth Pyles Manheim Milton S. DeWitt Lang Run Gilbert J. Goff Freedom Clarence Ash Kingwood Jack DeWitt Bruce Knell Wayne DeWitt Joseph DeWitt Howard Phillips Cheryl Annall Glenfield Everett Hart Sr Arnett Weaver Frank Ruggles Kim Tunnelton Eugene Funk David Charles Dorothy Mary Theil Charles Hart Florence Miller Harold Estella Shaffer Vernon Short R. P. Bischoff Amy Lantz Mary Weaver Lilly Casseday

Picnic Dinners and Reunions Across Kingwood Area

Kingwood events include the Past Matrons Club of Kingwood Chapter No 62 hosting an annual picnic at Schwab's Ranch with President Elizabeth Ann Copen presiding. Also the Stewart family reunion is planned at Anna Dorsey’s Tunnelton Street home with a noon basket dinner. Lenox Homemakers Club held a family picnic at Mountaintop Vacationland with attendees from Albright and nearby towns. Rev William H and spouse noted in the period’s personals.

Kingwood Order of Estern Star Schwab Elizabeth Ann Copen Kathleen Calvert Mary Whitesell Josephine Spindler Jessie Moser Lenore Albright Pauline Craig Dorothy Browning Vesta White Madge Reed Bertha Conley Copen Stewart Stewart Family Anna Dorsey Tunnelton St Lenox Homemakers Lenox Homemaker's Club Mountaintop Dwight Wiles Brent Wiles Jesse Fries Paul Feather Ella Feather Lucille Feather Albright Melissa Elliott Donnie Miller Wally Wally Point, Mrs. Adram Summers Hopemont John Taylor Terra Alta Ralph Livengood Stan Ellis Schooley Don Groves Maude Gidley Lucille Sisler Nina Forman Lenox William H

Castles Hold Family Meet at Cool Spring Park

The Castle family reunion honoring the late J. W. Castle gathered at Cool Spring Park on Route 50. Attendees included Monroe Castle, Kenneth Castle and families, Denise, Roger, Lester Pratt and family, Donnie Thorn of Independence, Catherine Metz, Glenn Williams and family, Melvin Williams and Jeff of Forestville, Bob Swan of Cumberland, Burl Castle of Morgantown, Junior Castle and relatives Joe Bill John Donna Barbara Greg, Robert Sigley and family, Emma Feather and Helen Feather, Mabel Goff, Debbie Wiles, Dolly Sauggel and others from Tunnelton and Morgantown.

Morgantown Junior Castle Joe Bill John Donna Barbara Greg Robert Sigley Angela Anthony Melissa Emma Feather Helen Feather Mabel Goff Debbie Wiles Tunnelton Dolly Sauggel

Preston County 4-H Style Revue Winners Named at Terra Alta

Terra Alta Methodist Church hosted the Preston County 4-H Style Revue with 48 entrants who modeled yearlong 4-H projects. Top winners included Martha Dean and Bitsy Teets in Sewing 6. Debbie Weltman won Sewing 5. State Roundup participation planned for the winners.

Preston County Terra Alta Terra Alta Methodist Church Ruth Ridgley Maryland Kingwood Trailblazers Martha Dean Etam Darrell Dean Bitsy Teets Ellis Teets Egton Martha Andress Bitsy Debbie Weltman Ester Weltman Rowlesburg Janice Britton Debbie Pyles Gloria Hauger Julie Ann Lantz Deborah Hershman Angela Myers Kathy Wilt Vickie Manko Vickie Cole Mary Winters Anita Wiles Paula Combs Beverly Grimm Angela Arnold Margie Bryan Patty Jo Graham Cynthia Davis Wendy Feather Barbara Watson Frances Loughrie Jana Sisler Becky Winters Brenda Harsh Janet Knight Joyce Cole Kathy Britton Martha Teets Kathy Cole Donna Knotts Kathy Moran Donna Wolfe Becky Eisner Linda Nice Elaine Bolvyard Jeanette Snyder Joyce Wotring Beverly Wilt Patty Nice Arlene Huffman Krista Harsh Donna Hebb Carol Black Debbie Martin Anna Mae Grimm Neva Harsh Martha Ann Dean

Homemaker Tour Showcases Masontown Newspaper Plant

Masontown Homemakers Club toured a new two million dollar plant housing Dominin News and Morgantown Post. Donald Forman explained paper making details while Richard Haryser narrated telephoning and wiring insights. A Twin Towers visit showcased student housing and amenities.

Masontown Masontown Homemakers Club Dominin-News Morgantown Post Donald Forman Richard Haryser

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