Stork Shower Honors Mrs Luella DeBarr
Mrs Luella DeBarr was honored at a stork shower hosted by Miss Myrtle Bartlett in Pruntytown. Hostesses were Mrs Hazel Bartlett Mrs Bernadine Duty Miss Doris Dunham and Miss Bernice Carder. Guests enjoyed guessing games social conversation and a dessert course with many gifts presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella DeBarr
Myrtle Bartlett
Pruntytown
Hazel Bartlett
Bernadine Duty
Doris Dunham
Bernice Carder
DeBarr
Jancie Lambert
Janiie Tucker
Helen McKinney
Mary Jo Shriver
Margaret Gawthrop
Sam Bartlett
Grace McKinney
Adrian Tucker
Martha Newton
Lois Daugherty
Gladys Thompson
Charles
Chuck and
Paula
Maya Shriver
Avas Lambert
Stella Maxwell
Ada Keener
Georgia Drainer
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Elizabeth Mahaffey
A surprise party honored Mrs Elizabeth Mahaffey of Washington street at her home on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mrs C Burl Mason, Tommy Noble, Miss Sara Musgrave, Miss Elizabeth Cather, Miss Donna Jane Newton, Mr and Mrs James A Newton, and the honored guest. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Carl Shaw and Olive Dougherty. The article also notes health unit funding talks and personnel searches affecting Taylor county and Marion county projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Newton
Elizabeth Mahaffey
Washington Street
Banco
Carl Shaw
Sara, Musgrave
Olive Dougherty
C. Burl Mason
Tommy Noble
Alva Shaw
Myrtle Doerr
Gail Luzadder
Ralph Gibson
Ellis Watson
Olive Dougher
Sara Musgrove
Elizabeth Cather
Donna Jane
December club and auxiliary meeting notices
A sequence of December gatherings includes the Ladies Aid of St. Pauls Lutheran, Woman's Club, Mountaineer Council Jr. O U A M, White Rose Grove, B and O Veterans and Flora Fenver Auxiliary, Alpha Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi, Ladies Auxiliary of the Grafton Volunteer Fire Department, Literature and Art departments of Woman's Club, Ladies Society of B of L F and E, City Wide Youth rally at First Brethren church, and related reservations contacts. The piece also notes a government funding discussion, stating the city allocated about 1440 dollars and Board of Education 4000 dollars for a unit, with county court later crossing their budget allotment due to finances. Mr Prickitt and E G Kuhn planned further meetings in January with data for the state health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Frank Turnley
Woman's Club
C. B. Mason
McGraw Avenue
Mountaineer Council
Jr. O.u.am
VFW
East Main Street
White Rose Grove
Supreme Woodmen Circle
K. of P. Hall
B. and O. Veterans
Flora Fenver
Alpha Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Arlene Moore
Gand Street
Grafton Volunteer Fire Department
Woman's Lab
Andrew’s
William Flanagan
Ladies Society of B. of L. F and E
First Brethren Church
J. B. Sessions
Board of Education
Prickitt
E. G. Kuhn
State Health Department
Caldwell shooting leaves veteran dead after ambush
Cornelius Caldwell, 25, a World War II veteran who lost a leg, was slain in an ambush Saturday night. Investigators report shots fired and a second blast destroying a truck, with total losses estimated at $40,000 as Sergeant Gilbert notes the events as part of the Caldwell shooting aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Commensium
Gilbert
Caldwell
Cornelius Caldwell
Ten Screenwriters Indicted for Refusal to Reveal Guild Ties
Federal charges outline penalties up to $1000 fine and a year in jail with minimums of $100 and one month. Ten defendants face separate trials. Second count lists Maltz Trumbo Ornita Lard ner Biberman Scott Cole and Bessie for refusing screenwriters guild membership. Lawson and Dmytryk charged with refusing to reveal Communist ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screenwriters Guild
Maltz
Trumbo
Ornita
Lardner
Biberman
Scott
Cole
Bessie
Lawson
Dmytryk
Birth Announcement From Prunty Town
Mr and Mrs Edward Bowlby of Prunty town announce the birth of a son at City hospital on November 24 The newborn weighed six pounds 14% ounces Mrs Richard Bartlett of Cumberland Md spent Wednesday and Thursday visiting Mrs W C Pembroke of Mackin Street and other friends Clarence Clovis Sr of Parkview has entered the Veterans Hospital at Aspinwall Pa for treatments Clovis is employed by the Ellery Taxi Company Mr and Mrs Herbert Fornash and son Herbert Jr of West Main street spent yesterday at Clarksburg Mrs Pearl Hussion of 93 Lincoln street underwent minor surgery at City hospital Wednesday Her condition is reported as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bowlby
Pruntytown
City Hospital
Avival
Richard Bartlett
Cumberland, Md
W. C. Pembroke
Mackin Street
Clarence Clovis, Sr
Parkview
Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
Clovis
Ellery ‘Taxi Company
Clarksburg
Herbert Fornash
Herbert, Jr
West Main Street
Pearl Hussion
Lincoln Strete
Greatest in age pres ent and the French city of Stras bour g
A report cites a search area in the French zone of Germany near Berscheiter with a possible signal fire seen Wednesday night. Ground searchers, after six days in snow, rest and regroup. An air force colonel praised patrols for following up every clue. Officials say radio signals from the lost ship in Unat region are genuine, 151,400 miles east of December, bearing symbols of both faiths. Bildersee, Jewish, ordered religious observance to avoid offending any child, endorsing non religious symbols and carols. 30,000 pupils in the district, about 20,000 Jewish. Bertha Montgomery, Route 3, a patient at City hospital with a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stras’bourg
Air Force
Germany
Berscheiter
Unat
Bildersee
Holly
Dickens
Bret Harte
Santa Claus
Bilderslee
Bertha Montgomery
Route 3
Here On Furlough Harry Wilson Visits City Navy Sailor
Harry Wilson, formerly of this city and now stationed at Great Lakes NL with the U S Navy, is spending a few days here visiting friends and relatives during furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Great Lakes
U. S. Navy
Senate and House clash over aid funding and China share
The Senate and House advanced different versions of a foreign aid bill with the House trimming to 590 million dollars and a cap of 60 million for China while the Senate and White House oppose broader Asia aid. Taber plans to draft foolproof figures as the appropriation bill heads to the House floor in ten days. Separately, a note mentions heat from bananas in transit and tea plant biology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Taber
House
China
White House
Asia
Truman Awards Medal Honors And Park Dedication Plans
President Truman pinned a congressional medal of honor on a naval officer at the White House. Commander I S Hartman received a gold star in lieu of a second silver star. Commander G H Whiting and Lt G W Clarke earned bronze stars. The president also read aloud his Saturday speech dedicating Everglades National Park, a address set to begin at 2 51 pm EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Street
White House
I. S. Hartman
G. H. Whiting
G. W. Clarke
Everglades National Park
San
Eleanor Roosevelt to chair UN Human Rights meeting in Geneva
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, smiling, leaves LaGuardia Field for Geneva to chair the United Nations Human Rights Committee session. She tells reporters she hopes the meeting will be harmonious and that human rights form the basis for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Roosevelt
LaGuardia Field
New York
Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations Human Rights Committee
President outlines policy with Florida leaders on stage
The president spoke on a conservation policy beside Press Secretary Charles G. Ross who cautioned reporters not to call it a major policy address. He shared the platform with Florida Democrats Senators Pepper and Holland and Governor Millard Caldwell as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Ross
Pepper and
Holland
Florida
Millard Caldwell
Transportation growth tied to DDT authority extension
Chapman stated continued improvement on wage one sense transportation hinges on extending DDT authority which expires February 2. He argued export control legislation must be extended and strengthened to prevent payment of unspecified costs and to sustain progress.
Coal export policy shift aims to widen use of coal grades
Chapman argued for aggressive export价格 adjustments and broader export priority rules to enable higher grade coal for heating and steam while also allowing lower grade coal to serve export needs, expanding overall coal utilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Marshall Continues Rail Against Russia in Europe Policy
Marshall continued to argue against Russia in a broad clash with Western powers over Germany and Europe’s future. The report highlights deep divisions on postwar settlement and security, underscoring tension between allied aims and Soviet policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Europe
Rites For Wenumuer ACM Rage One Vestigated
Powell said the body was fully clothed and found beside a gas stove from which gas poured. It is believed the officer noted the gas exhausted due to lack of oxygen and that the tragedy caused a fatal incident under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenumuer
Powell
Phillips man overcomes in World War I era note
Native of Tunnelton Phillis served as a field artilleryman in World War I. Born June 22, 1814, to Joseph W. and Margaret Hooton Phillips, he leaves three brothers, Joseph C. Phillips, Samuel B. Phillips and John Warren Phillips of Morgantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Tunnelton
Phillis
Joseph W. Phillips
Margaret Hooton Phillips
Mle
Josseph C. Phillips
Samuel 8. Phillps
John Warren Phillips
Morgan
Fragments Hint at Cooking or Preparation Steps
Text consists of scattered phrases about heating and preparing a cavity with salt, mentioning singeing if needed and wiping the area. The overall context is unclear but imagery suggests culinary or processing instructions.
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Miss Marion
Stork
Taylor County
Witkow
Marion County
Taylor County Board of Trade
Taylor County Board of Education
Grafton
Taylor County Court
All Steel
MT. State Sports Center
E. Main Street
Brooklyn
Ben Monts
W. Main St
Marshall
Grafton Cleaners
W. R. Loar & Son
Kodaks
Grafton. W. Va
Kodak Supplies
Santa
Electric
Keane
W. Wilford St
Toph Shak
Ralp
Nanan
Johnny Born
Mit
Christ
West Penn
Myers Jeweler
W. VA
BOY Scouts
Undrellas
Nomeni i Destes
Wm. Archdeacon
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