Stocks Continue Unsettled Today
Mannington personals recounts visits from East Liverpool and Wellsburg figures as residents travel for work and family events. Local movers include plans for new offices on Market Street and workers headed to Ranger Texas and Mexico for employment in air fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannington Building Co
Bank of
Mannington
Market Street
Harold G. Moore
Clyde H. Metz
Smith Low
Mexico
Gordon L. Devore
Rymer
CM. Fraley
SE. Cloning
Ham
Ranger
Texas
Emmett WW. Cameleton
Marganvray
Abbey BR. Scott
Clirkstove
AG. Scott
Howard Street
Margaret Congleton
Ithaca
Ithaca School of Florsical Culture
Marshall Matthews
Carl Flannigan
Robert Forbes
Arthur Prichard
Shaver
Barrackville Community News Highlights and Visits
A roundup of Barrackville church meetings, Sunday school activities, and social visits. Baptisms at Buffalo Creek, Junior Baraca class events, birthday dinners, property transactions, hospital news, and local visits by residents from Ohio and nearby towns. Community plans include Children’s Day program and upcoming baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Braid
Herschel B. Ice Promperty
Ice Street
Guy Cunntusnam
Ohio
Tennant
J. Glent Hawkins
Josephine Tennant
William Sprague
Cadiz
Wiliam Berry
Harrackville
Win
Berry
Lewis
Tenysut
Marion Gump
Frank Berrs
Lottie Tenant
Sop Clark
John Lewis Tennant
Mr Berry
Ozeie P. Berry
Frankie K. Berry
Charles A. Berry
Bie Berry
Robert Berry
Ralph W Berry
Mary Ramage Tennant
Georgia Ann Berry
Mary Bell Berry
Flora May Berry
Plarence Gullp
May Gump
Draper Gump
Charles Tee
Herron
Nellie
Ruth Rideway
Shinnnston
R. Hardesty
Elspsitz Baptist Church
Mannington Community Notes and Local Teens Picnic
Mrs. Hattie E. Morgan visits Mannington from Los Angeles staying with the Fitzpatricks on Dancer avenue. Local seniors from Mannington High School enjoy a 1935 picnic at Midway with games, a roast and awards as F. Simmons and Principal Sprouse oversee activities. New York market reports and stock lists headline with regional social items and Kiwanis Club remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hattie E. Morgan
Calif
J. W. Fitzpatrick
Dancer Avenue
Mannington High School
Glover Gap
Mannington
The
Gap
Midway
Jolliffe Grove
Mary F. Simmons
C. M. Lowther
L. +. Hess
C. O. Rymer
Ted
Bill Jones
Prises
Cassy" Ryan
Marcus Gnlen
F. Simmons
Ward Case Witness Held by County Authorities
James J. Cunningham a race track follower is held by Westchester County North Carolina authorities as a material witness in the Walter S. Warg slaying case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Cunningham
Westchester County
N. C
Walter S. Warg
Wronged Husband Seeks Revenge in Fairmont Assault
A defective shell in a German automatic revolver thwarted a murder attempt as Nick Crostoff and Frank Marche confronted Steve Cemenot in Fairmont. Crostoff’s gun misfired but a brawl ensued, leading to arrests for fighting and weapon charges. Cemenot denied accusations, saying he was attacked with rocks and a board. Police detained all three suspects, with Marche and Crostoff facing charges and Crostoff held as a witness. Also fined were a taxi driver for speeding and a man for suspicious conduct amid a broader pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Croston
Lowesville
Steve Cemenoft
North Fairmont
Seventh Street
Crostoff
Cemenoi
Frank Marche
Crostof
Sitli
Tme
Centenof
Eighth Street
Jones
Watson
Crostall
Marche
W. B. Arnett Fo
Jadasy Crostof
Fairmont
Steve Ceménotf
Demenotf
Cemenes
Sle
Barrows
Lawsville
Gem- Enot
Cenenot
Triy
Crostaf Cemenot
Lis Htest
Policeman Jones
Amor
Jxil
Cemenom
Mareho
Speeder
Mike Martin
Sats
Hawkins and
South Side
Martin
Costa
Ee Alva Rhodes
Jon Rawktalat
Gelook
Cetrate
Gaston Avenue
Cher
Arnett Cher
Shire School For Ways
Pruntytown Nui Hai
Prenton
Wan
Having
Andrews Elected President of Virginia Homeopathic Society
Andrews, a noted homeopathist of Parkersburg, was named president of the West Virginia State Homeopathic Medical Society at its Parkersburg meeting. Other officers chosen include Dr. O. M. Boger as vice president and Dr. Se. Muplman as secretary-treasurer. The gathering discussed federation with the American Institute of Homeopathy and featured speakers on homeopathic theory while also noting numerous Ohio physicians in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giainly
Virginia
American Institute Ofeopathy
Chicago
S. Sawyer
Rosa
United States
Fe. Health Service
Royal ‘Apeland
New York
Fergie Woods
Mdon
National Homeopathic Cou
W. C- Bratsjehler
Ted States Army
Market closes mixed with corn led gains and hog steady
July and September grain futures edged higher while corn outpaced wheat. Hog prices held firm with live hogs and light weights trading around 11.40 to 11.50, while calves fell to about 11.25. Cattle receipts and sheep were steady with lambs near 11.50. Pittsburgh livestock market report dated June 7 notes broadly steady demand and varied local prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Provinians
Pittsburgh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Local residents in Fairmont and surrounding towns visit relatives and travel
Eugene Arnete and others appear in town records as business visitors and travelers. Harold Johnson moves to Grantsville Maryland for work, Fay Johnson to Pittsburgh for a clerk job, Belle Morgan visits Mrs Merrifield, and Rev. C D Johason also visits Fairmont. Several Arnett family members relocate or host guests, with operations and summers activities noted along with visits by Johnson, Barker, Sapp, and Fisher families. A variety of short mentions show social movement, visits, and minor hometown updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Arnete
Fairmont
Harold Johnson
Grantsville
Fay Johnson
Pittsburgh
Belle Morgan
Clark Merrifield
C. D. Johason
William Johnson
Georgetown
St. Mary's
W. Va
Charles Hess
Karl Arnett
Betty Zimmerman
Fisher
Jeck Fisher
Clarence Fisher
Lowsville
James H. Arnett
Lost gray mare seeks finder with reward offered
A gray mare with a white mane and tail, about 1000 pounds, is missing. A reward is offered by Jesse T. Roberts. Contact 26-R Manazingten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T. Roberts
Manazingten
Big Bridge Run Reunions Across Dakota and Fairmont
Sunday visits punctuate a wave of family gatherings across Dakota and Fairmont. Charles Merrifield and grandson John Merrifield traveled with kin while Maude Merrifield stayed with cousin Grace Betty and multiple Merrifields, Fettys, and Pettys shared time with relatives. Neighbors and relatives including James Pleming, Fred Tee, Sidney Merrifield, and Will Petty were seen in various social visits, shopping, and child companionship around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Merrifield
John Merrifield
Mer Sony Glen
Merrifield
Dakota
Maude Merrifield
Grace Betty
Mir
James Pleming
Joseph
Maple Avenue
Mont
Plem
Joe
Fred Tee
Will Fetty
Sidney Merrifield
Fairmont
John Savers
Radcliffe
Jesse Petty
Anter
Kiser
Will Petty
Howard Stewart Fairmont
Lattorts
Sidney Oferrifield
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OD Besedum
Bell Snider
East Main Street
Br. Rice
Tom Melnturtt
Keyser
Melaturtt
Charles Moore
Barrackville
M. E
Buffalo Creek
W. Akerr
Barace
Romeo and
Romulus Lacher
Baptist Church
Walter Pitzer
Christian Church Services
Il ‘Ls 2S
Walter Watson
Church of Christ
J. L. Tennant
Pikestreet
John Fenner
Naomiatrist
Bellview
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Glenn Robinson
Barker
Christian Church
Roma
Charles Barker
Pike Street
J_ Flee
Main Street
Ralph Talkington
Carl Hut
Romeo Lawler
Fiarold Fresiand
Buckhannon
Leroy Sturm
Wanda
Eloise
East Run
R L
Vemba Michael
Betty Martin
Enterprise
Evangelist J. FP. Tee
Te Church of Christ
Glen Easton
O'Dells Knob
Michael Britenbach
Odes Hibbs
Nell Parsons
Wheeling
Duke Brand
D. &, Wilson
A. G. Garner
Earnshaw
Dent Brand
Charleston
Tensel Tengant
Carl Hamilton
Clarksburg
Glenoke Drummonds
Frank Hicks
Gratton
Sinds Garner
Hamnslow
Slater
IF. Tee
E. C. Wilson_ ifr
Charles Wilson
Dale Rideway
Baerackville
Beesum
Harry Billingsley
Barnestown
Eueets
W.T. Billingsley
J. C. Gibson
Wallace
N. J. Straight
Wil
Wayne
Beatrice Barnes
East Park
Beulah Lawler
Baraca Clase
G. N Conaway
Dan Brumage
Russell Wilson
Mare
Elmer Hibbs
Robinson
Guy Cunningham
Lower Gap
BP. Ie
Missea May
Prankle
D. Ly Wilson
Linda Garner
L. Garner
Alfred Williard
Lea Brenenr
Sundar
Mannington Society
George Hopwood
Alford Hopwood
Wal. Hess
Matearite Hopwood
Morgantown
Arthur T. Hopwood
Africa
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Charles J. Phillips
Water
E. D. Ferguson
Monroe
Nevens
Anne Morgan
Claud Bartlett
S. B. Glutter
Stocks Exchange
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Peoria & Eastern
Phillips Petroleum
Lake Erie & Western
California Petroleum
Mitchell Spears Mere
Baird Mitchell
Kiwanis Club
Sun
Gil
C. L. Snodgrass
Mexico City
Allied Chemical and Dye
Allg-Chalmers
Amer
Paginas
Amer Cat and Foundre
Amer Hide and Leth
International Conp
American Locomotive
Amor, Smelt
American T. and
American Tobacco
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Okla
Pacific Oil Pan Amer
Petro Pensylvania
Copper Reading Rep
Royal Dutch, Seilrs Roebuck Sinclair
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Standard Oil of N Studebaker Corp
Tennessee Copper Texas Co
Texas & Pacific Tobacan
Transcontinental Oil
Union Pacific
U. & Ind
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Electric Willys Overland
Liberty
Victory
Mr. Poowee
Miss Wife
Dean Thad Peears
Cemenot
Grastem
Arnett
Crostoft
Scott
Ennington
Tor Scott
Electricisn
Hallroad Ft
Ken Sand Levelle
Ws Pharmacy
Isi
Tannington
Tohn Lowsky
Downs
Beaver J. M. Barrack Yester- S
Jack Kine
King
Stoninsg
Mericanization
D. H
Seiths
Menington
Alebt Syecek
A. D. ‘Thomas
Anmoor
Momar
Nnington
Blesins
Wetzelly
Neres
Tomes F. Cuntinggui Liprer
Owen Davy
Higgins
Wetze
Wss
Gordon Oil
Atha
W_ Va
K. Modi
Mannington, W
Murray and
Dawson
Phang
First National Bank
Mannington, West VA
Federal Reserve Bank
Mannington Vt
Howest
Southern Pine Lumber Cosee
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