Area churches announce Yule programs in Tunnelton area
Area churches in Tunnelton plan Christmas programs for Sunday. Tunnelton United Methodist Church hosts a 7:30 p.m. program with graded class offerings directed by Carrie G. Taylor and several teachers. The upper classes present a pageant The Christmas Story led by Nina Baird with a group of assistants.
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Mary Miller
Tunnelton
Nina Baird
Dorlinda Maier
Edith Sanders
Jean Mankins
Kay Bolyard
Sue Casseday
Nancy Wiles
Mt. View
Mt. View Church
Lovetta Bowmar
Howesville
Howesville United Methodist Church
Vivian Weaver
Kay Ruggles
Marriage License Applicants in Preston County November
The Preston County Clerk lists license applications for November including Terry Williams 21 of Newburg and Arlene Jean King 21 of Tunnelton. Robert Lynn Soccorsi 19 of Masontown and Elizabeth Karen Taylor 19 of Cascade. Ronald Lee Catlett 26 of Tunnelton among others.
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Kingwood
Preston County
Terry Williams
Newburg
Arlene Jean King
Tunnelton
Robert Lynn Soccorsi
Masontown
Elizabeth Karen Taylor
Cascade
Ronald Lee Catlett
Pair Spends Christmas in London With Son in England
Mr and Mrs Walter Pell travel from Masontown to Kennedy Airport then to London to spend Christmas and five months with their son Master Sgt John William Pell at Lakenheath Air Force Base near London. He plans to sight see and visit grandchildren. baggage holds Christmas gifts for kids. Military and other discharges listed for residents of Terra Alta Kingwood Clarksburg and nearby towns. Building permits approved in Kingwood for garage door and kitchen remodel. Dominion Post sets early Sunday deadlines for December 23 and 30 news items.
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Martha Dixon Masontown
Walter Pell
Kennedy Airport
New York
London
John William Pell
Sgt. Pell
81St
T.F.W
England
Lakenheath Air Force Base
Pells
Europe
Dortha Jean Calvert
Clarksburg
Charles Ervin Taylor
Parkersburg
Alicia Louise Britton
Rowlesburg
Gary Friend
Terra Alta
Joyce Cole
James DeGasperin
Kingwood
Sharon Ranelle
Errol Lynn Riley
Reedsville
Gary Sigley
Tunnelton
Donald E. Calhoun
Larry Teets
Bruceton
Stephen Metheny
Harold Cunningham Jr
Clifford Uphold
Leonard Hull
Fredrick Barlow Jr
Bradley K. Stemple
Lester L. Boring
Arnold Hoff
Harold Roth
Horseshoe Run
Larry White
Aurora
Charles Mayne
Gary Ball
Masontown
Leonard Snyder
Franklin Lipscomb
Earnest W. Sypolt
Roger Snyder
Clarence William Griffith
Stanley Stalnaker
Ringwood
Kingwood City
John Peaslee
Flynn Street
Mary Sterling
East Main Street
Sunday Dominion Post
Kingwood Implements New Toll Free Social Security Phone Service
Mayor Joseph Sherren placed the first call to a new toll free teleservice for the Morgantown Social Security office. The 329 2256 line aims to answer questions, handle benefits applications, address changes, and other routine Social Security matters by phone without requiring in person visits.
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Kingwood
Joseph Sherren
Walter R. Campbell
Morgantown
Social Security Office
Social Security
Campbell
Sherren
Preston County
Bruceton Mills
Aurora
Masontown plans to treat children at Christmas tree
Masontown Volunteer Fire Department in cooperation with the Town of Masontown and the Veterans of Foreign Wars will give Christmas treats to area children at 1 p.m. Sunday at the town Christmas tree. Santa will visit. The department will also sell Christmas trees at Conrad's Grocery and Corner Lunch to raise funds for the fire department. A New Year's Eve dance for couples only will be held at the fire hall starting at 10 p.m.
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Masontown
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Preston County
Conrad’s
Firemen
Christmas Programs Set Across Preston County Schools This Week
Christmas music fills Preston County Schools with operettas and class programs scheduled from Monday through Tuesday. Albright Elementary and Manown Elementary host events, while Reedsville Tunnelton and Fellowsville mark various gatherings. Other schools plan band, chorus, and PTA programs with public attendance invited.
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Mildred Lindley
Preston County
Albright
Manown
PTA
Reedsville
Tunnelton
Joyce Law
Arthurdale
Aurora
Bruceton-Brandonville
Fellowsville Elementary
Rowlesburg
Newburg
Masontown
Bruceton
Fellowsville High
Kingwood High
Literary Society
Newburg High School
FHA
Rowlesburg High
Valley Senior High
Terra Alta High
Tunnelton High
Kingwood
Terra Alta
Wboy-Tv
Denver
Fellowsville
Speeding Fines Reported at Kingwood Mayor's Court
Kingwood Mayor's Court fined several motorists for speeding and other violations. Lorenzo Anderson and Thomas Robert Rice each paid 15 dollars, Ercil Zicaftose 15.50, and Charles William Eavenson 18. Allen Lane Kesner 15.50, Allen E. Copen 15.50, and Ruby Dugan 20.50 for hazards or failure to yield or control.
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Kingwood
Lorenzo Anderson
Stoner Ave
Shiremanstown
Thomas Robert Rice
Oakland Md
Ercil Zicaftose
Rt. 1
Independence
Charles William Eavenson
Hillcrest St
Morgantown
Allen Lane Kesner
Rough Run
W.va
Allen E. Copen, Sr
W. High St
Ruby Dugan
Arthurdale
Nimitz Replaces Kimmel as Pacific Fleet Commander
In 1941 Admiral Chester Nimitz was appointed to lead the U.S. Fleet in the Pacific ten days after Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, succeeding Admiral Husband Kimmel.
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Adm
Chester Nimitz
Husband Kimmel
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Preston Jaycees Honored for Community Service in Preston County
A Preston County Jaycees chapter of men aged 18 to 35 conducted multiple service projects. They backed Kingwood recreation with a $300 donation, supplied a portable choir stand for schools, donated $100 to the Kingwood Public Library, distributed ham to families, aided 4 H Camp preparations, helped with voter transport, funded a Mother's Day Shrine donation, a library tree, and pageant support, and funded festival meals with chicken barbecue. Colonel Howard Hartley is credited for the group’s signature barbecue sauce.
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Preston County
Jaycees
Bill Hopeck
Kingwood
Irvin Fink
The
Fink
Kingwood Public Library
Grafton
Ringwood Public Library
Ellen Crogan
Yule lighting judged Monday in Masontown contest
Masontown residents will have Christmas decorations judged Monday evening by out of town judges from the Masontown Women's Club. First prize is 20 dollars, second 15 dollars, and third 10 dollars as awards for participating homes.
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Masontown
Masontown Women’s Club
Donald F. Sypolt
Sypolt
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