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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1945

Page

3

Eleanor Tierney Weds Washington Man in Silver Spring

Eleanor C Tierney and Martin McDonnell wed November 26 at St Bernadette s church Silver Spring Maryland The ceremony was officiated by Father Francis J Kelly with a reception at the bride s home The bride is daughter of Mrs James P Tierney and a Washington clerk The groom son of Mrs Maurice A McDonnell served in the 15th Infantry Regiment 3rd Division US Army prior to his service and worked for Potomac Electric Power Co. in Washington The couple left for New York City after the celebration

Eleanor C., Tierney Washington D. C James P. Tierney Martin McDonnell Maurice A. McDonnell St. Bernadette’s Catholic Church Silver Spring Francis J. Kelly H. J. Amacher Maurice McDonnell Val J. Mitch Lexington James E. Mooney Rudolph C. Worch H. J Amacher New York City McDonnell St. Augnstine High School Here Washington School For Secretarias Headquarters Army Air Forces Business High School Woods Commercial School 15Th Infantry U. S. Army Potomac Electrie Power Co

Mary Ann Behan Celebrates 16th Birthday Party

Mr and Mrs Elmer Behan of 224 West Washington host a birthday gathering for their daughter Mary Ann Behan. Friends attend from a list including Betty Behan Pat Wolfe Doris Jean Pighe Mary Ann Rogers Mary Kate Coole Anna Marie Kelly Pat Daugherty Helena Mae Daugherty Eugene Flanagan Ralph Reed Dick Waters Frank Campbell Louis Smith Jim Wolfe Tom Limbers Donnie Litzinger James Turner Charles Turner Gene Paul Behan and others.

Elmer Behan West Washington Street Mary Ann Mrs. Behan Betty Behan Pat Wolfe Doris Jean Pighe Mary Ann Rogers Mary Kate Coole Anna Marie Kelly Pat Daugherty Helena Mae Daugherty Eugene Flanagan Ralph Reed Dick Waters Frank Campbell Louis Smith Jim Wolfe Tom Limbers Donnie Litzinger James Turner Charles Turner Gene Paul Behan Mary Ann Behan

West Main WSCS Reelects Officers

The West Main Street WSCS members reelected all current officers for another year at a combined business meeting and Christmas party held in the church hall. Fourteen members and five guests attended the gathering featuring the annual gift exchange and refreshments. Rev. Staley opened the meeting led by president Mrs. C. W. Wells as Mrs. Lela Peters reviewed missions.

W.S.C West Main Street M. F Staley C. W. Wells

Grafton clubs schedule December meetings and events

The Grafton Woman's Club, WSCS Circle 2 of St. John's, Football Mothers, Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies, and Book Review groups announce December gatherings. Activities include dinners, Christmas parties, gift exchanges, luncheons at Andrews M E Church and local schools, with details for each date, time, and host homes.

Grafton Woman's Club Andrews M.E Debendarfer Lsted Haymond School Dorothy Douglas Juanita DeMoss WSCS St. John’s Methodist Church Alvie Jacobs Walnut Street Football Mothers Club Grafton Woman's Aid Society of the United Brethren Chureau St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church Burge Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Frank Turney Maple Ave Joe Murphy Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church Doris Lowe Lucas Fairmont A. J. Cronin Mountain City Council

McFarling and Mrs Lela Peters Conclude Evening

McFarling and Mrs Lela Peters concluded the evening, finalizing plans or settlement of events discussed that night. The brief closing line indicates a formal wrap up of activities involving the two named individuals.

Poling Bride-To-Be Engaged To Army Sergeant Hearl

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Poling of Addison street Grafton announce the engagement of their daughter Lillian to Sergeant Edward Hearl U S Army. Sergeant Hearl is the son of Mrs Eva Hearl of Conway South Carolina. The wedding will be in the near future.

Martin Poling Addison Street Grafton Lillian Edward Hearl U. S. Army Hearl Eva Hearl Conway South Carolina

Crochet Square Pattern Offer from The Grafton Sentinel

Readers are invited to mail fifteen cents for crochet pattern number 7432 making squares 12 inches in cotton and 16 inches in string, suitable for a 64 by 80 inch cloth when joined. Send name address and pattern number to Household Arts Dept New York. Also promotes a 1945 Needlework Book with 94 illustrations.

Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept P. O New York N.Y

Recuperating Mrs Lucas and Home Return Mentioned

Mrs G W Lucas of Route 2 is recuperating from a broken arm and sprained back after a fall. Mrs A L Wongcott Knottsville returned home Friday after two weeks with her daughter Mrs G W Shaffer in Pruntytown. Mrs Geo Lucas of Grafton Route 2 is recovering from injuries after a bad ice fall last week.

G. W. Lucas Route 2 A. L. Wongcott Knottsville G. W. Shaffer Pruntytown Geo. Lucas Grafton

Who's News in Brief From Hollywood and NBC

Maxene Andrews Sisters return to Hollywood after an east tour to film projects. Harlow Wilcox joins NK Musical Showroom as announcer emcee. Abbott and Costello draft a book on show business titled The Comics Groan. Don Bryan leads music for Sherman Dryer’s Exploring the Unknown. Jack Meakin seeks a patent for an all plastic microphone with auto-raise stand. George D Hay releases a book on the Grand Ole Opry birth and growth, highlighting Roy Acuff Minnie Pearl and the Opry cast.

Amerca Sherman B. Dryers Jack Meakin George D. Hay Grand Die Opry Roy Acuff Smoky Mountain Boys Minnie Pearl Opry Roupe

UAW CIO and GM Reach Limited Talks Amid Strike Standstill

Negotiations between the UAW CIO and General Motors resume on fewer issues as about 200000 workers remain idle. The talks center on illegal picketing before considering a 30 percent wage demand. Walter Reuther defends collective bargaining while criticizing President Truman’s intervention.

Little Steel Bureau of Labor Statistics Uaw-Cio General Motors Corp Truman Walter P. Reuther Inbor General Motors CIO Philip Murray Pittsburgh Reuther Detroit UAW Roosevelt

Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Fast Rheumatic Pain Relief

A strange OCR fragment references lemon juice as a remedy for rheumatic pain with unclear claims. It mentions a one year old and garbled phrases about arthritis and a product named Bucks Compound. The text is incoherent and lacks verifiable facts or sources.

Adorable Apron pattern 9111 for small to large sizes

pattern 9111 features a dress-up apron with ruffles heart pockets and embroidery. Small 14-16, medium 18-20, large 40-42. requires one yard of fabric. Send twenty cents to The Gratton Sentinel to receive pattern and directions, plus fifteen cents more for Marian Martin Fall Winter Pattern Book.

Gratton Sentinel Pattern Dept P. O Station O New York New York 11 N Marian Martin

Rubber plants faced abandonment urged by cost gap

Hadlock argued abandonment of alcohol rubber plants was driven by dollars and cents, noting alcohol rubber cost about 24½ cents per pound versus 12–13 cents for petroleum rubber. Plants at Institute West Virginia, Kubota Pennsylvania, and Louisville Kentucky faced decisions as 400,000 unused tires were to be offered, though only about 16 percent of current rationed sales.

Honus Aunum G. B. Hadlock Office of Rubber Reserve RFC Onean Hadlock Institute W. Va Ko~ Buta Louisville

Ground broken for bottling plant on West Main Street

Ground was broken today for a two story bottling plant to front 60 feet on West Main Street between the Woodyard Lumber Co. mill and J. Evans Furniture Co. It will extend 126 feet to the rear toward the B and O tracks with loading facilities for three trucks. The Wonder Drink Co. will use the building, designed by Arthur Wilkins, with offices on the second floor and large front display windows.

West Main Street Woodyard Lumber Co J. Evans Furniture Co Joseph L. Evans, Jr Wonder Drink Co Grafton Evans Arthur Wilkins Independence Harmar Bros

Musical Program At Kiwanis Meeting Here

Grafton Kiwanis club members met at Pruntytown Industrial School for their weekly gathering at 6 15 pm and enjoyed a program by local musicians led by Mrs B T Seymour. Her daughter Connie Seymour performed glockenspiel solos and Buddy Brown played electric guitar. R W Hilkle walked six miles to attend. Also noted: privately owned motor trucks make up 87 percent of U S truck use and Brazil was a Pan American empire for a period.

Grafton Kiwanis Club Pruntytown 8. T. Seymour Connie Seymour Buddy Brown R. W. Hilkle

Flaming Bullets at Pirates Opera House Tonight

Tex Ritter sings two songs written by Gene Autry Fred Rose and Ray Whitney in the PRC western feature Flaming Bullets at Pirates Opera House tonight with Dave O'Brien co starring. The numbers Be Honest With Me and Hang My Head and Cry highlight the program.

Tex Ritter Gene Autry Fred Rose Ray Whitney Dave O'Brien

Family Party Star Donald Barry Returns From South Pacific

Donald Barry of Republic stars in The Chicago Kid after a three month South Pacific tour entertaining armed forces. In Australia he signed autographs in a hotel lobby for a young fan, the following day the boy’s...

Donald Barry Republic Australia Barry

McArthur family luncheon sparks wartime drama

A leading General Douglas A. McArthur figure attended a luncheon with the actor and her husband after a surprise visit. Barry sent a cowboys outfit to young Thur McArthur, while distant events hint at US wartime mobilization and vast vehicle use in 1943.

Oeed Douglas A. McArthur Barry Young Thur McArthur Opera House

Grafton woman reports relief after ERB HELP cure

A Grafton woman recounts hours of distress after meals with acid liquids and bloating. She credits ERB HELP with restoring appetite, regular bowels, and eliminating gas, headaches, and spitting, claiming success since taking the 12 herb compound sold at local drugstores.

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Eleanor Tierney Bernadette Silver Spring, Md West Main Miss Poling C. Man Alice Brooks K. M. McCarthy Maxene Don Bryan Minnie Afalone Dee J. L. Evans, Jr Ipenetro Nature SSS Tonic Kiwanis Meet United States Brazil Pan America Carter Pirates OPERA Ritter Autry PRC Home Improvement Co K of P Clarksburg Theanas Tokyo Park Grafton Lady Srn Aecerve Nelson Eddy Robert Armbruster CBS Ates Monongahela Power CO
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