Woman's Christian Temperance group and Rainbow assembly officers installed
June 19, 1946 Clendenin News reports a Woman's Christian Temperance meeting at Mrs. J. W. Gandee's home. Rainbow Assembly No 2 officers installed at First Methodist Church with Worthy EW. Davis as advisor and Nancy Young leading as party advisor. Girls Sunday class held under Mr. Worthy Davis at the church.
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Clendenin
P. m
J. W. Gandee
Order of the Rainbow
First Methodist Church
Mr.church
Worthy EW. Davis
Nancy Young
Phyllis Reed
Chart Creek
Sity
Betty Lou Estep
Hope
Edna
Rainbow Girls elected Grand Assembly officers at Morgantown convention
Rainbow Girls from Clendenin Iwha were elected officers of the Grand Assembly at the convention held last weekend in Morgantown. Officers include Grand Love Joy Meckley and Grand Patriotism Maysel Jackson, with others like Nancy Young and Lucy Anne Young named as grand reps to Arkansas Kansas New Hampshire Oregon and more. The article also notes Lions Club June休 meeting pause and upcoming July 2 1946 restart with elections and installations, plus numerous personal notices and property transfers.
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Gallion
Faith
Betty Lou Hoff
Lucy Ann Young
Elizabeth Ann Young
Dora Ann Wilson
Patty Roush
Sue Harris
Roberta Minder
Nature
Shirley Fryberger
Emma McAlister
Fidelity
Eleanor Jean Renick
Mary Ann Payne
Evelyn Hanmirick
Confidential Observer
Oena Mae Westfall
Outer Observer
Carol Rucker
Wanda Rucker
Wanna Lee Burnside
Rainbow Girls
Clendenin
Iwha
Grand Assembly
Morgantown
Joy Meckley
Maysel Jackson
Arkansas
Nancy Young
Kansas
Benetta da
New Hampshire
Ayne Rucker
Oregan
Lucy Anne ‘Young
Clendenin Lions Club
Vets Disability Pay May Get 20 Percent Hike
The House veterans committee approved a 20 percent increase in disability payments to veterans of the last two wars. The bill halts the policy of reducing payments when a veteran without dependents is hospitalized. Provisions increasing benefits to dependents of disabled veterans were removed pending further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Veterans Committee
Montgomery Safety Tag Day Cancelled
Mount Hope Federated leagues postponed its Tag Day plan set for June 22 to raise funds for the Green Cross for Safety campaign sponsored by the National Safety Council due to recent strikes and unavoidable conditions. Posters by Daily Vacation Bible schools pupils will be judged and an award given for the best poster. posters will be reused for a likely September event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope Federated Leagues
Green Cross
National Safety Council
Charles J. Javins
Lhe Daily Vacation Bible Schools
Evans
President Receives Bill For GI Burial Returnees
The House accepted minor Senate amendments and sent to President Truman a deficiency appropriation bill totaling $661,847,988. The measure includes $416,000,000 for the Veterans Administration and $92,500,000 to defray the cost of returning service members’ bodies for burial from abroad.
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Fune
Veterans Administration
Truman
House
Senate
Navy Seaman and Pvt. Morris Complete Training and Releases
In Uniform Seaman 1st Cl Alvin C Waldron of Oak Hill has been released from duty at the Jacksonville Florida separation center. John William Sears of 411 Newton Rd has been discharged at the separation center Bainbridge Maryland. Pvt Thomas H Morris son of Mr and Mrs T H Morris of Rt 3 Charleston has completed the weather observer's course at Chanute Field Illinois.
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Alvin C. Waldron
Oak Hill
Navy
Jacksonville
Fla
John William Sears
Newton Rd
Naval Service
Bainbridge, Md
Thomas H. Morris
T. H. Morris
Rt. 3
Charleston
Cha‘nute Field
Doctor Postpones Movement of Lee To Kanawha Jail
Lewis Gee 47 accused in a Dunbar apartment murders remains at Mountain State Memorial Hospital with a bullet wound and arm fracture while deputies guard his room. He has confessed to shooting Mrs. Wanda Fouts DeFord and wounding Emory Cecil James and planned to kill himself afterward. Commitment papers filed for transfer to Kanawha County Jail. Funeral services for the victims held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Earl Brawley
Lewis ¥. Gee
Dunbar
Mountain State Memorial Hospital
Lee
Fourth St
Wanda Fouts DeFord
Ith St. Dunbar
Emory Cecil James
Quarrier St
Charleston
Kanawha County
Garrett Couple Withdraws Suit Against Caldwells
A non-suit was entered by Mr and Mrs William Eugene Garrett of Red 3 Charleston in circuit court during their $5000 damage suit against Mr and Mrs Homer W Caldwell of RFD 3 Union District. The Garret ts alleged the Caldwells unlawfully cut off water to a well on the Caldwell property.
Robbery Attempt at Hood- H e r m a n Bradhag Co
Police reported a night time break in at Hood Herman Bradhag Co at B18 Virginia Street EK. Entry was gained through a rear window as robbers tried to force a safe open but failed. Louis BE Miller of 1 Ohio Ave said a casting rod and reel worth 22.50 were taken from his home. A car stolen from Wilson Motor Sales Co at 108 Washington St W was recovered later by Sgt Steve Brown in a midtown alley.
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Hood
Steve Brown
Soo
Mrs Eberhart Attends NYC Graduation and Reception
Mrs H C Eberhart of 1013 EB Street departed for New York City to attend graduation exercises and a reception at the John Robert Powers Finishing School. Her daughter Miss Shelia Janice Eberhart, a class member, graduated May 22 from the RCA Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Charleston
H. C. Eberhart
EB St
New York City
John Robert Powers
Shelia Janice Eberhart
RCA Institute
Carter's Pills Offer Real Nerve Relief From Constipation
An ad claims hidden pressure from constipation causes nervous fatigue and tiredness. It touts Carter's Pills as a quick solution to stimulate digestion, remove the source of nerve pressure, and restore relaxation and energy, available for 25 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Former Kingston postmaster arraigned on embezzlement charge
Dorothy Webb Prone, former Kingston Fayette County postmaster, charged with embezzling 2300 dollars in federal funds, was arraigned before U S Commissioner W H Belcher yesterday and held to the federal grand jury under a 2500 dollar bond. She entered a guilty plea as Mrs Profitt, per U S Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Webb Prone
Kingston
Fayette County
U. S
W. H. Belcher
Mrs. Profitt
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Church of God
Clarksburg
O. T. Shafer
Joseph Pepson
Frank Zangrilla
Pittsburgh
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Arthur B. Curley
Mathews
Union Dist
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Charles W. Caldwell
East End
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W. J. Richasnan
F. & Simms
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Black Dunbar
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Marvin Smith
Black HM
Schwabe Adda. Dunbar
Fort Hill Development Co
George M
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Jesse .T. Wolfe
Gelert ¢. Barrett
G. Fry
Thayer Subdivision
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Clyde “Wi Rock
Nellie May Clendenin
Breece St
Theodore Frederick Schmidt
Helen Lee Yates
Peeblesee
David Wayne Griffith
Re. 7
Emily Lucille Steinton
William Franklin Hill, Jr
Roane
Juanita Fay- Bailey
South Champston
Terry Dishinger
Erie
Thelma Dawson
Pam
Leonard Hincard
Dickinsen
Melba Smoot
Robert Austin
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Tnstitute
Tehoy Gunnoe
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Brooks
Harry Duell Oakes
Chelyan
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Chesapeake
Peteorse Ernest. Wallace
London
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Hugheston
Clinton Lee Cavender
Vader Les Kemp
RED 1
Poca
Gene Lee Fong
Burkiess D. Sismond
Wisilrede
Pred N. Khourle
Colmbus
Edna G. Lawen
Truslow & Bee Cannes
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Order of Rainbow
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ST. Mary’s
St. Mary's
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Kanawha
Betsy Ross
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