Townsfolk Visit relatives and events in tunnelton area
Jim Liston recovers at Preston Memorial after back surgery with guests including Webb and Marshall Liston of Morgantown and others from Valley Point and Lubbock Texas. Visits by Deahls from Pittsburgh and Evans City, plus Sticklers from Allentown. Arden Ladies Aid meets June 16 hosting a church project and social, with a July 28 picnic and a Linda Summerfield shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnelton
Jim Liston
Preston Memorial Hospital
Liston
Webb Liston
Morgantown
Marshall Liston
Billy Guy
Effie Crane
Valley Point
Justus Deahl
Henry V. Deahl
Pittsburgh
Kenneth Deahl
Evans City
Robert Deahl
Lubbock
Texas
Deahl
U.S
University On
Los Angeles
Cal
Robert
Germany
Tech, University
Mitchell Stickler
Allentown
Junior Jennings
Susie
William E. Trickett
Gene Trickett
Wyoming
N.Y
Dennis Cool
William Miller
Allen
Shawn and
Billy
Lorain
Ohio
Robert Cool
Arden
Arden Ladies Aid
Rosebud Poe
Beverly Gover
Dot Duckworth
Arden United Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Abbie Gall
Linda Summerfield
Virgie Nestor
Martha Mitchell
Fledine Weaver
Nancy Rowan
Willard Weaver
Gladys Weaver
Beverly Gouer
Clarice Mitchell
Vera Nestor
Tina Cross
Dana S. Poe
Trent
Community Bulletin for Taylor County Grafton Morgantown in June
Monday events include Wiener roast for Taylor County Parish Methodist Youth at Grafton City Park 6 30 p.m. Bring own wieners and buns Devotions by Pruntytown MYF. Dues reception for Woman's Club of Grafton at 7 30 p.m. 6 27. Regular meeting of B&Q Veterans and Auxiliary at Elizabeth Cather Towers 7 30 p.m. special entertainment by Ethel Nicola. Maternity and Infant Care Clinic schedule Mondays and Tuesdays at noon Prenatal clinics by appointment call 599 0275. Morgantown clinic at 440 Van Voorhis Road also 9 a.m. Thurs Fri for children by appointment. Tuesday 28 Weight reduction class for Senior Citizens at main street office 9 a.m. Wednesday 29 noon luncheon Taylor County Senior Citizens trip to Bonanza and Hill's shopping. Transportation by own or call 265 4555. Railroad Retirement rep at State Employment Service Office 213 Jackson St Fairmont 629. Thursday 30 Railroad Retirement rep at City Council Chambers Grafton 8 a.m. to noon. Senior Citizens nurse attends all day meeting in Morgantown. Tuesday July 5 Grafton City Hospital Auxiliary regular meeting 1 30 p.m. Thursday July 7 Picnic for Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Ruth Crouser home 6 p.m. Bring own wieners or hamburgers and covered dish. 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Parish Methodist
Grafton
Pruntytown Myf
van Voorhis Road
Morgantown
Taylor County
Bonanza
Hill’s
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ruth Crouser
Pastors Retain Charges At West Virginia Methodist Conference
West Virginia Conference of the United Methodist Church in Buckhannon reappointed Rev. Garland Ice Bethlehem Rev. Robert Hardsberger Masontown and Rev. William Dougherty Reedsville to their pastorates. Delegates included Mildred Zeigler Virginia Nuce Martha Dixon and Mrs William Dougherty among 1482 attendees. The gathering praised the Charleston Black Choir the church demonstrations and reported floods aid and a 1 130 000 gift to the Glennwood Rest Home. Sermons by Dr F Rossing Smith and Basil A Hensley highlighted the event with Larry Marietta leading music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masontown
Valley
United Methodist Church
Garland Ice
Bethlehem
Robert Hardsberger
William Dougherty
Reedsville
West Virginia
Buckhannon
Charleston
Methodist
Glennwood
F. Rossing Smith
Basil A. Hensley
Larry Marietta
United Methodist Women Meet at Camp Chapel Church
The Camp Chapel Church United Methodist Women met Tuesday with prayer as the theme. Highlights included songs, scripture readings by Mrs. Ann Johnson, a reading on hindrances to prayer by Mrs. Bertie Marshall, responsive readings, and group discussion. President Wilma Spangler led business session. attendees listed include Mrs. Thelma Williams and Mrs. Janet Myers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ratzer
Rita Goodwin
Ann Johnson
Bertie Marshall
Madge Williams
Agnas Williams
Nellie Bolyard
Mildred Snyder
Ethel Montgomery
Wilma Spangler
Thelma Williams
Janet Myers
Wiener roast hosts youth group at Masontown farm
Masontown United Methodist Youth Fellowship held a wiener roast Sundays evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Montgomery Jr. A program on Summer was presented by Lisa Thorne, Peggy Livengood and Sheila McKinney. Attendees included the Montgomery family and many friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masontown
Masontown United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Joseph Montgomery Jr
Lisa Thorne
Peggy Livengood
Sheila McKinney
Montgomery
Paula Raynee
Joe
Billy
John
Robert Harshberger
Kevin
Cheryl Nancy
Karen
Jim Lacey
Doug DeBastiani
Gary Pell
Nancy Nuce
Robin Keener
Debbie Nuce
Anita Thorne
4 H Club culminates year with hike and cook-out
Webster Victory Fighters 4 H members and families ended a busy year with a June 14 hike from the VanDevender home to a Government area near Matthews. The group built a fire for wieners and cookies and spent the evening in games with many family participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Webster Victory Fighters
Dear Abby column sparks debate on sexism and marriage
The letter column features Abby Van Buren sparring with readers on gender roles and sexual relation myths. It includes a married four month couple with table manners issues, a teen son demanding funds, and a pregnant 17 year old seeking parental trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Father's Day Theme Evening By Tunnelton Senior Class
The Tunnelton United Methodist Sunday School Senior Bible Class met Friday in the church social rooms with Carrie Taylor guiding a Father s Day themed program. Activities included devotional readings, songs such as Faith Of Our Fathers and Leaning On The Everlasting Arms, readings by several members, roll call Bible verses, sickness notes, birthday wishes for two June celebrants, and plans for a July picnic. Hostesses served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Tunnelton
United Methodist Sunday School
Carrie Taylor
Dora Cassady
Mrs. Taylor
Mabel Goff
Lorrayne Teets
Elsie Phillips
Christine Wolfe
Taylor
Robert Dillsworth
Dessie Shaver
Mabel Mankins
Mabel Shrout
Ella Grimes
Carrie G. Taylor
Twin Births Highlight Tunnelton and Columbus Families
Mr and Mrs Steven L Shaffer of Tunnelton announce the birth of their first child a daughter June 12 at Monongalia General Hospital Morgantown She weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces and is named Chastity Diane Mrs Shaffer is the former Beverly Mitter daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mitter of Newburg Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold K Shaffer of Tunnelton Mr and Mrs Gary Jani Rae Cox Keller of Columbus Ohio announce the birth of their third child a daughter June 14 at Riverside Hospital Columbus She weighed 4 pounds 2 ounces and is named Jacqueline Gail The maternal great grandmother is Mrs Mildred E Gray of Columbus formerly of Tunnelton Maternal great grandfather was the late Gail Gray Paternal great grandparents were Mr and Mrs George M Cox of Tunnelton The baby is a grand niece of Jack Gray of Tunnelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven L. Shaffer
Tunnelton
Monongalia General Hospital
Morgantown
Chastity Diane
Shaffer
Beverly Mitter, Daugher
John Mitter
Newburg
Harold K. Shaffer
Gary
Jani Rae Cox) Keller
Columbus
Ohio
Riverside Hospital
Jacqueline Gail
Mildred E. Gray
Gail Gray
George M. Cox
Jack Gray
Scouts honor Fathers Scouts honor Fathers
Tunnelton Junior Girl Scouts and their fathers biked nine miles from Tunnelton to Fellowsville State Road Park for a picnic. Families welcomed the riders including Lori Funk and others as the girls completed requirements for their cyclist badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnelton
Fellowsville State Road Park
Lori
Edwin Funk
Jeannine
Leslie Sanders
Vickie
Sunny Sheets
Angela Schmidt
Kim Williams
Diana Zetty
Virginia Zetty
Dena
Carole Funk
Gary
Sherri
Edith Sanders
Brenda Sanders
Janelle
Patricia Schmidt
Ruby Sheets
Doris Williams
Angie
Charles Zetty
Denise
West Virginia BPW members attend Interim Board
One hundred twenty six West Virginia Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs members from across the state attended Interim Board meetings in Parkersburg. District IV hostesses. Mrs. Marion White presided. Informative workshops were led by state officers and chairmen. Miss M Jane Hill spoke on the U S Small Business Administration. The federation backed the West Virginia Women's Highway Safety League and urged attendance at the International Women's Year Conference June 22 23 1977 at Marshall University Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
West Virginia
Clarskburg
United States Small Business Administration
West Virginia Federation of Bpw Clubs
West Virginia Women's
Dr D Hoffman to join Editorial Advisory Board
Dr David C Hoffman Acting Director of the Physician's Assistant Program at Alderson-Broaddus College has been invited to serve on the Editorial Advisory Board of The Physician's Assistant Magazine. He joined Alderson-Broaddustt staff in 1975 and holds a PhD from the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland
University of Bridgeport
Yale University
Hoffman
The
Philippi Kiwanis
Alderson-Broaddus
Teri Vierima
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Webster Victory Fighters 4-H Club
van van Devender
Pleasant Creek Park
Carolyn Wagner
Ross Cool
Michael Cool
Worthington
Fox
Ray Hall
Paula
Onley
John Cool
Albright
Francis Crogan
Bulletin Board
Woman's Club of Grafton, Inc
GFWC
Church Street
B&q Veterans and Auxiliary
Elizabeth Cather Towers
Ethel Nicola
Main Street
A.m
State Employment Service Office
Jackson St
Fairmont
Atti
Grafton City Hospital
Ivan VanDevender
Pleasant Creek
David Mat
Robert Howdyshell
Greg
Belinda
Don Wagner
Cindy
Ivan
David Matthew
Lorelle
Kieth
Blaine Fitzwater
Beverly
Judy
Jimmie
Martha Brammer
Alice
Brenda
Terri
Brenda Findley
George Williams
Steven
Jerry
Kimberly
Jim
Warren McVicker
Nancy
Henry Ford
Pearl Felton
Nyoka Mollochan
Adam Green
Kim Jenkins
Eugene Jenkins
Russell White Jr
Roy Brammer
Abigail van Buren
Near
Oregon
Scouts
Honor Fathers
BPW
Dr. D. Hoffman
Phon
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