Eastern Star Picnic and Society Gatherings Noted
Eastern Star Past Patrons and Masters gathered for a cold annual picnic at the home of Mrs. Par K Lear with a lawn dinner and social hour. Several notable members attended including Mrs. Mildred, Mrs. Emma Morgan, Mrs. Virginia Emgeler, Mrs. Carrie Cole, and J. F. Stafford, among others. Separately, local Women’s Christian Temperance Union members met at First Baptist Church for their regular monthly meeting led by Mrs. Lelia Peters with devotions and talks on liquor laws and bi-county convention plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Order of the Jistern Star
Par K. Lear
Mildred
Emma Morgan
Ada B. Sagar
Virginia Emgeler
Carrie Cole
Ence Wilkingon
Susan
Nnoe
Lear K. Loar
Hen Ni Tarter
J. F. Stafford
Beech
Virgil Rohigh
Nancy Rohrbough
Critic O. Rohrbough
Henry Menter
Yy Mantz
W. G. Ross
Q. Elie Ringler
Ray A. Mondeve
Vrs
Mildred Debendorfer
Madge Merrill
L. J Monar
Peratchy
Women's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Fred Robinson
John
York
St. Paul's Method
D. E. Fawcett
L. W. Kinter
C.F. Ata
Tayer
Benediction
City Budget Passes With 9.5 19 38 Cent Rates
The budget keeps the levy at former rates with 9.5 cents on Class I property and 19 cents on Class II and 38 cents on Class IV. A $10,000 gift from the Taylor County Board of Trade aids the council amid tight finances. No major new expenditures are planned except a cruiser replacement and a fire truck funded by contributions to the Grafton Volunteer Fire Department, which nears $5,000. All department allotments avoid extensive expansion or new projects.
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Taylor County Board of Trade
Strelty
Roa
Grafton Volunteer Fire Department
Aleady
Community Event Schedule Highlights August Gatherings
A series of August events spans churches clubs and family reunions. listings include Blueville Methodist Bible class at 7:30 pm, Lindy club, World War II Mothers club, VFW auxiliary meetings, and numerous church and community gatherings across Berwyn towns with speakers, venues, and dates through Aug 22.
White Rose Grove Plans Regular Meet and Faye Littman Event
White Rose Grove No 2 of the Supreme Forest Woodmen of the World holds its regular monthly meeting at the K P Friendship Lodge hall with Mrs Mildred Cole as captain guiding the session. The grove will attend the Faye K Littman Lodge convention in Philippi where Grafton will join the program. Grafton grove is now fourth in national publicity and first in the state for the first half of the year with members including Irma Stutler Foley Foley Pappalardo Riggleman Tingler Upton Peters and others. The next meeting is set for Monday September 13 with a large turnout noted among members.
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White Rose Grove No. 2
Supreme Forest
K. of P. Friendship Lodge
Mildred Cole
Cole
White Rose Grove
Philippi
Grafton
Grafton Grove
Irma Jean Stutler
Edith Jo Foley
Power
Mary Pappalardo
Jean Riggleman
Wisdom
Nancy Kemple
Ellen Tingler
Claribel Upton
Virginia Peters
Maxine Harvey
Miriam Nester
Grace Marie Bartlett
Leoma Zambro
Betty Gean McWilliams
Briefly Told Briefly Told Returns From Training Camp
A collage of local notices notes Dorsey Eugene Cole returning home from six weeks at Langley Field Virginia. Other items list pastor A F Shomo attending Massanetta Springs Bible Conference August 9 22 and touring Tennessee Ohio and West Virginia. The column records visits surgeries births and trips including George Zinn and Stanley Home Products events.
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Dorsey Eugene Cole
Grafton-Philippi Pike
Reserve Officers Training Camp
Langley Field
Virginia
A. F. Shomo
Harrisonburg
Massanetta Springs
Tennessee
Ohio
West Virginia
Visiting Here and Arrivals Highlight Local Notes
Hartmans mother and relatives visit Knottsville and Purntytown while Sgt Harold Gillespie arrives at Camp Kilmer after 20 months in Trieste. Hospital notes list discharges and admissions at Grafton City hospital. A Capitol hearing feature covers a former Communist in Washington, with Collins denying knowledge of a man named Carl. subcommittee plans finalize in New York. An air report notes cloudless skies above 40,000 feet and a six ton electromagnet able to lift 13 cars.
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Trieste
Harold Gillespie
M. H. Gill City
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Italy
Washington
Chambers
Collins
Carl
Robert E. Stripling
New York
Investigators Question Chambers on Collins Ties
Whittaker Chambers, Time magazine senior editor, testified last week that Collins was connected to a network. The remarks emerged during continued Senate inquiries into alleged Communist influence and related pressures.
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United States
Whittaker Chambers
Time Magazine
Collins
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Lindy Club
Idella Carroll
East Wilford Street
Taylor County
Simpson Methodist Church
Ladies Vfw
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Herbert Brestel
Grand Street
Mary Jane Hancock
Woman's Club
G. H. A. Kunst
Mountaineer Council
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W. F. W. Hall
Hall
Belington Park
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Hepzibah
Nuzum
Martin Park
Bairmont
Quota Club
Mountain City Council
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VFW
Regulr
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Florence Wilkinson
Bessie Powell
Kemper
Jackson's Mill
Frank S. White
Garner Valley
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Cove
Barbour County
Poe
Devers Grove
Radio Ranch
Walter A. Wood
British Isle of Man
Evans Furniture Co
WVBC
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Clarksburg, W.V
National Council of Business Schools
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
State Department of Education and Veterans Administration
Dress Institute
Easy Secret
Helen Holmes Dept
P. O. Bok
Trenton
New Jersay
E. W. Darby
Washington, D.C
Harry M. Wilson
First Church of Christ
Logan
Wilson
M. Zinn
West Coast
George S. Zinn
van Nuys
Calif
J. W. Clarke
Martha Brown
Long Beach
Mr. Zinn
Zinn
Yates Avenue
Stanley
Rose Cole
Westfield
Mass
Stanley Products
Stanley Home Products Corporation
E. B. Wagner
Rosemary Rowland
Baltimore
Virgie Haller
High Street
Myers Clinic
Martin Newton
Route 2
Joseph Richard
Russell Bartlett
Webster
Melvin
Newton
Pearl P. Poling
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Arthur Poling
Gloversville
Jack Spinks
Patty Jane
Weston
Lillian Gall
West Main Street
Portland
Ore
Oscar V. Judy
Maple Avenue
Grafton City Hospital
Ste Oances
Nancy Ellen
Olive White
James B. White
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Pittsburgh
Alvey Jacobs
Walnut Street
M-Sgt
Edmond M. Jacobs
Washington D. C
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Alexandria, Va
Cumberland, Md
F. S. Fleming
Charles Hartman
New York City
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Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Imperial
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Huntington
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Prunnytown
Flesher
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
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LaGrange, Ill
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Pountytown Pike
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Hugh Evang
Clarkshoro
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William Matthews
William Biggins
Tunnelton
John D. Bolyard
Newburg
Melba Sanders
Tunelton
Lorena Ludwick
Geraldine Workman
Flemington
Garrett Morris
Mulligan Avenue
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Ellen Perrill
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Lincoln Street
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Hammond
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