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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1944

Page

6

Grafton Honor Rolls and War Bond Drive Notes

Honor rolls for Grafton Senior and Junior High and St Augustine School listed many students with A and B averages across grades. Kiwanis and Women’s Club promote a Pearl Harbor Day war bond sale tied to tonight’s film showing as part of the 6th War Loan drive.

Grafton St. Augustine St. Augustine School Grafton Women’s Club Kiwanis Club Grece Brinkman Motion Pictures Howard Cameron Women's Club Mary Gennette Dolores Reed Jeanine Rogers Mary Ann Caulijower Martha Grinnan Rose Marie Lalley Connie McRose Marie Tucker Linda Brouty Mildred Yates Betty Woodyard Deets Anne Vance Richard Wat Idkins Virginia Rosier Robert Gerkin The Kiwanis Brinkman

Service Members furloughs and leave reports from WWII era

The column lists Pvt Louie C. Dennis on a 15 day furlough in Florida with wife Helen Comp, Sgt Eugene A Wright visiting from Waycross Ga with family, and Pvt Anna Jo Clair Wright of the WACS visiting Arlington Hall. It notes James EB Riley and wife returning to Savannah after 12 days, Omer C Thompson Jr USN on 30 day leave, Seaman Harold Miller visiting his parents in the city, and Seaman First Class James M Harr of the Seabees describing Marianas duty with camp setup, rations, and island conditions. Harr’s letter details tent living, K and C rations, galley, climate, heavy bombardment aftermath, and current island Y designation. He reports rain, heat, Japanese casualties, and plans to send photos if possible.

Louie C. Dennis Boca Raton Army Air Field Florida Helen Comp Wilford Street Eugene A. Wright Waycross, Ga W. C. Wright Ross Street Sgt. Wright Pvt Anna Jo Clair Wright The WACS Arlington Hall Georgia James EB. Riley Savannah J. C. Riley Warder Avenue George Newcome, Sr Blueville Sgt. Riley Camp Stewart Omer C Thompson, Jr USN Elkins Seaman Thompson Pacific Harold Miller U. S. Navy Theodore Miller Marianas James M. Harr Seabees Minnie Harr Charles R. Harr West Main Street Young Hart Midway Hawaii Pacific Islands Tokyo Island X

Car Overturns After Wheel Hits Curb Edge

Dorsey Ray McDaniel of Knottsville escaped injury yesterday when his car struck a curb on West Main Street in the 600 block and overturned onto its side. Police Chief Joe Mask said McDaniel was driving at a moderate speed when the front wheel hit the retention curb, jumped the curb, and caused the car to swerve and turn over.

Dorsey Ray McDaniel Knottsville West Main Street Joe Mask Thorning McDaniel

China admits losses as Japanese push toward Nanning

The Chongqing Ta Kung Pao accuses Chinese leaders of misleading the public about events as Japanese forces envelop Yu valley and move on Nanning. Chinese reinforcements from Kweichow and northwest China reportedly counter the invaders in a struggle described in dispatches from the southern front.

Yu Valley Nanning Chungking Ta Kung Pao Kweichow Cina

War Today: Moscowism and Europe's coming upheaval

The column argues Communism's reach across Europe, noting Moscow's approval of different forms and Chinese positions. It predicts revolutionary changes after the war, with Greece among those likely to see bloodshed, and contends the big three must forge a shared policy to prevent major splits.

Chou En Lai Chiang Chungking Russia Moscow Europe Greece

Deer Kills Hit Forty Five in Six Day Season

Local hunters record 45 deer kills over the six day season with four new kills yesterday ranging from 140 to 200 pounds. County Game Protector J W Powell notes no accidents reported. one illegal kill led to a $50 fine for Alex Koton of Thornton as he surrendered after realizing a button buck had been killed. Notable kills include Andy Hawkins 12 point 185 pounds Francis W Lucas 8 point 200 pounds Arlington Kennedy 7 point 180 pounds Homer Lee Moore 140 pounds 6 point and Charles Morgen 29 point buck in Taylor County.

Andy Hawkins Fairmont Francis W. Lucas Grafton Arlington Kennedy Barrackville Homer Lee Moore Shinnston Charles Morgen Taylor County Preston County

Deer chase delays return flight to Charleston

West Virginia report recounts a flight resuming from Martinsburg to Charleston after a deer herd and a small dog disrupted takeoff last November. The craft diverted due to icing and bad visibility, with Farmer Walter S. Hedrick who hosted the emergency landing fortifying his land with a temporary fence for protection.

Page One Charleston Stark Martinsburg Walter S. Hedrick

Conservation farming district meeting reports staff changes

The Tygarts Valley Soil Conservation District held its monthly meeting in Philippi with Pred Booth of Belington 15 chairing. District Technician Edgar A Moats, recently transferred from Upshur to Taylor County, reported for duty Monday. A conservation plan for W M Brown in Wickwire was discussed, and wildlife seed mixtures will be distributed to farmers for game bird food plots.

Tygarts Valley W. M. Brown Wickwire Brown State Conservation Commission

Fire damages Cuppett's Grocery Store in basement blaze

Firemen fought a basement fire at Cuppett's Grocery Store, 217 Walnut Street, last night at 9 p.m. causing about $1,500 in damage. Fire Chief Greenwald said cause undetermined, while owner Cuppett suspected cartons with waste paper. Flames confined to the basement, destroying wiring and stock. water damage affected stock supplies. Two compressors valued near $3,000 were narrowly spared as insulation burned from connecting wires.

Cuppett Walnut Street L. H. Greenwald

Farm Plan Aims for Wildlife Friendly Food Cover

A local plan proposes using farmland practices to provide suitable food and cover for wildlife. The initiative emphasizes habitat preservation on agricultural land and collaboration with farmers to balance production with ecological needs.

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Jacqueline Rogers, Rose Marie Sorbello Nadine Colon Vera Litzinger Camilla Bradford Jésse Bradford Anna Marie Saccore Robert Litzinger Charles B.turner Judith Coughlin Barbara Duffy Nathan Evans Lucille Sorbello James Barcus Robert Day Edward Fawcett Willam Weaver Jean Blackman Billie Bolyard Josephine Bryan Ruth Bumgardner Wilma Clarkson Bonnie Cochran Louise Cutright Mary Jo Francis Eloise Gillispie Helen Godfrey Corrine Gull Evelyn Haller Doris Ann Harrison Princes Linn Jeannie Lockard Wilda McCartney Norma Murphy Barrbara Musgrove Zelda Poling Jeanniene Probst Marjorie Robinson Julia Ce Eugene Ayer Terry Heironimus Howard Hunt Glenn Kirby Vance McDaniel Kenneth Orr James Shafferman Paul Waggoner Allan Yoho Irene Andrews Helen Bragg Norma Fauley Martha Golden Mabel Gough Betty Kennedy Vera Alice Klepfel Arvie Lockard Mary Moats Gladys Murphy Frances Newton Charlotte Phillips Laura Love Stead Aldene Beagle Mary Kathryn Boice Bernice Carder Etta Franc Eis Charles Evans Smiley Murphy Harold Shriver Robert Vogel Leland Yost Eva Brown Jane Chrislip Harriett Dempsey Betty Duffy Doris Dunham Mariam Friedman Hazel Kirby Josephine McCoy Janice Myers Elya Nestor Mabel Patton Marjorie Riffe Emma Robinson Bertha Saffer Betty Stevens Jean Welsh Mary Kathryn Withers William Cockrell Charles Litsinger Donald Moran Patricia Dougherty Juanita Ford Miriam Grinnan Eugene Flanagan Charles Stilwell Richard Waters Robert Waters Betty Behan Catherin Helen Robinson Patricia Wolfe James Campbell Thomas Limbers Ralph Reed Louis Smith William Turner Mary Ann Behan Helena Mae Dougherty Mary Ann Rogers John Litzinger Victor Saccone Gratia Lalley Jacqueline Reed Isabelle Henderson Marcia Malone Virginia Todd Lela Joan Haun Bonnie Butcher Rosemary Outright la Donna Jenkins Mary Margaret Keener Norma Shaw James Hughes Randall McKinney Alice Kirby Barbara Lobis Mary Va. Monroe Shirley Pitzer Barbara Redinger Betty Jo Roomsburg Helen Louise Stillwell Betty Jean Travis Mary Warden Ruby Weaver Jimmy Watkins Bernard Wood Loretta Gallaher Betty Gillespie John Hancock Virginia Harman Lois Harrison Janice Haskins Jo Ellen Hill Patty Auvil Betty Costolo Anne Davisson Mary Lou Dean Richard Falls Carol Rogers Jacqueline Cox Nancy Smith Helenut Helen Ringler Helen Marie Robison Elaine Rogers Nancy Rohrbough John Sergent Nancy Holloway Joan McKinney Mary Frances Morrison Donald Reed Arthur Riddle Patty Sue Barker Louise Beavers William Bowman, Jr Norma Jean Dean Mary Frances Denton David Dowden Glenn Thomas Dye Elaine Gifford Doris Jean Jacobs China Santimnad Tm North Pole ICI & Coal W. Main Street Pearl Harbor Hoot Gibson Bob Steele Opera House Womans Club Drug, & Chemicol Pittsburgh Sander Mine Shelby Run Road Pruntytown Grafton Domestic Coal CO West Virginia Dixie Cnester Q Ruth Warrick Barton Maclane Tom Tully Wallace Ford Columbia Picture Roy Chanslor Saturday Evening Post John Hawkins Ward Hawkins Phil L. Ryai Terneen Productions Eddie Sutherland Budweiser Saint Lou Maiones Drug and Chemical Co Cuppett's Fema Dee Tffonn Mendelson Junk Co W. Va New England Wrecg
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