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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1946

Page

3

Society and Club Activity Highlights

Society and club news feature Misa Etta L. Francis as society reporter. Telephone lines list 185 for inquiries and event notices.

Misa Etta L. Francis Society

Behold Your King Biblical Novel Featured At Grafton Luncheon

Rev E F K Roof led a Tuesday luncheon review of Florence Bauer’s Behold Your King at the combined Book Review and A department of the Grafton Women’s Club. About fifty members and guests attended at Runav’s Dairy Bar.

Florence Marvyne Bauer Aml Grafton Woman’s UK Runav Grafton Roof Joe St. Pauls Lutheran Edviteh Jonathan Cyron Dersolem Jorseah Arimathea Jonstiain Christ Omathyn Tronatian Elizabeth Rey Runt Rev Ront Alma Hugh McPhail

Fragmented notice on utility project works progress

A damaged OCR item references a project around a water line with equipment moves and power work. It mentions a presumed contractor or agency and the need to reach a contact for further details, but specific names, dates, or exact locations are unreadable. The readable fragments indicate ongoing installation and testing activities.

December church and club meetings listed in VEW hall notices

The item lists multiple gatherings including PMC in VEW hall at 2 00 pm on November 12 December 13 Tois Luzadery at United Brethren church for monthly meeting Circle No 1 WSCS at St John Methodist Church home of Mrs Walter Beall 15 East Scotts Ave 7 30 pm Circle No 3 at St John Methodist Church post December 6 meeting telecast at stage hall 7 30 pm December 13 World War II Mothers club at club rooms Christmas sift ex ame not to exceed 50 cents Ladies Aid society and Women s Missionary society Lutheran church at 60 pm home of Mrs AO Aldrich Peart street co host Mrs J B Rhodes December 18 Missing 8 hee wey ont the Fist presbyterman home of Mrs Hola Thayer Weal Wash Ina ssuror at Be for Chetzmin meeting December 19 Ths PMalativen fies ey Bauetry eh wel farek at the ebony fie) a Chret 720 ow Mrs Burl nuts Leu ty a B McCurd prosean

PMC Vew Hall Tois Luzadery United Brethren Surety Wi Rowan WSCS St. Johms Chureh Nail Walter Beall East Snotts Avhue Deemba Iy Sjohn Methodist Cluneh Derember TE Telecastis Tage Hall Mothers Club Ladies Aid Socity Woman's Missionary Lutheran Church AO Aldrich Peart Street J. B. Rhodes Dormin Hola Thayer Meeline B. McCurd

Dolores Norris Watertains Club Party and initiations

Dolores Norris hosts a club gathering with a formal initiation led by Miss Lelia Linse nfelter and four others. Guests include Phyllis Bowers Karl Corrothers James Scott and Nan Newcombe. Refreshments follow as attendees mingle in a late evening social. The union later signals support for Robert Kuman as a candidate, while the Communist party remains silent on Blum candidacy.

Ka Lowine Inembel Cabcf Lelia Lineamfelter FE. Wolfe Lalia Linsamfelter Darotty Brown Marilyn Corothers Barbara Hughes M Lls Rogers Eal Carruthers Vame Scott Shirley Brown Nan Newcome Ann Newcome Dickie Morris George. Norris Miya ‘Dole O Norris

Women Council and Church Hold Christmas Meeting

Members and guests of the Women's Council of the First Church held a Christmas party at the club on Tuesday after a business session and devotion. The program included piano solos, recitations, and Christmas songs with several performances by Mrs. Harry Wilson and the extt group. Refreshments were served. committee members assisted.

Wolf Serry Pelsovich Joan Haun Plano Selo David Lee Haun Restaton Charleen Ele Paes Wauke Cau Stavars Comeil Wiben Wail PL A Hinkins M.s. Koh Bunner H. B. Knight

Knottsville Forms New 4-H Club The Knottsville Hustlers

In late November a 4-H club was organized in Knottsville by Miss Lalia Linvamfelt and Lloyd Reid. The group has 13 members with officers James Shroyer president Jean Williams vice president Lonnie Sharps secretary Alice Willamy treasurer Agnes tests reporter led by Leonard Williams. The first meeting set projects and plans for a program on Monday January 6 1947.

Knottsville Lalia Linvamfelt Lloyd Reid Knottsville Hustlers James Shroyer Jean Williams Lonnie Sharps Alice Willamyy Agnestes Leonard Williams

Grafton Lights To Be Strung Down Town For Christmas

In Grafton traffic lights are to be installed along Bridge street to the Post Office with additional lights planned in Blueville Fet terman and West Grafton within two days. The Salvation Army Christmas kettle on Main Street will stay through Christmas Eve to fund gifts for needy children. Jaycees will run a daylong kettle drive this Saturday, aiding the Salvation Army, following a similar effort last year. A large gift box in National Auto stores invites donations for underprivileged children.

Centinuca Bridge Street Blueville Fetterman West Grafton Salvation Army Main Street Id-Tusine Perhame Jaycees National Auto Store

Watkins defeats Warder in 19th circuit race

In Taylor and Barbour counties Watkins defeats temporary judge Warder by over 500 votes in the 19th judicial circuit. Warder had been appointed to fill the unexpired term of the late Judge Herbert Dent, and Watkins is not expected to take the bench before January. Widespread public discussion follows the delay.

Watkins Warder Herbert Dent Taylor and Barbour Taylor and Barbour

Woman implicated in fatal wound case tied to kin and visitor

W M Miller died from a thigh wound after a head strike with a bottle. W G Riley of Michigan and Mrs Virdie Field Hunt were named as associates by May, who said they drove to Pikeville for bandages after the incident. A red dyed hair strand helped link suspects.

May California Georgia United States

Hospital Discharges Noted at Gratton Cay Facility

Charley Waskoner Newoars AIL Vegon Route 2 Grafton and Mr Gianys Tiempo Tanneltun left Gratton Cay hospital yesterday after receiving medical care. The brief notice lists their names and home routes or towns.

Gratton Cay Charley Waskoner Newoars Ail Vegon Route 2 Grafton Gianys Tiempo Tanneltun

Rescue Efforts Halted as Miners Trapped Amid Avalanche

Digging to Senamed from the area, Jones said the 100-man rescue team feared blasting to free the remaining miner, Ockor, to avoid risk of killing him. A second trapped miner had been rescued Sunday, Elijah M. York, who had been working near the top when the avalanche occurred after more than 20 hours. Orekor’s status remained uncertain, with York previously believing Orekor was killed.

Page Oe Jones Elijah M. York Orekor

Ice House Collapse Kills Child and Traps Others in Wreckage

After a wage-related lapse the Ice House building collapsed, tearing the structure in half. Rescuers pulled out nine year old Joseph Poper Jr and Nick Sloan, both badly injured but alive, while many others including Sloan’s wife and two daughters remained missing. Priests conducted last rites amid debris as emergency crews battled to reach victims and a mayor ordered an investigation.

Jouph Poper, Jr Nick Sloan David Rea William O'Dwyer Edith Dirica Charles Margaret Mary Charles Wiitecroft

Bipartisan plan urges production growth to curb recession

A joint committee of Democrats and Republicans calls for constructive labor peace laws and a boost to high employment. It warns against low mood economics and urges cooperation between management and labor to raise productivity and curb the recession. Proposals include rent relief through January 31 and trimming the federal budget from 41 billion to 30 billion, with targeted reductions.

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Army reports limited trace of plane from Muroc flight

Army notes a trace of a plane that left Muroc at 12 34 pm PST with four hours fuel aboard. It does not assume crash, suggesting possible forced descent on a desert stretch or landing at an emergency strip. Passenger count not disclosed.

Eeaubuea Page One Muroc Army

Housing shortage cited in divorce case

Dawna Clawson Francis, 21, seeks divorce from Guy E. Francis, night club promoter, after a witness said housing scarcity forced an informal sleeping arrangement with two women. Testimony described detectives uncovering Francis in a co defendant’s room. framing claims denied.

Los Angeles Dawna Clawson Francis Guy E. Francis June Dummer Warne Francis Betty Lou McClain

Clarksburg to Host 1947 West Virginia Moose Convention

The 1947 West Virginia Moose Association will meet in Clarksburg from September 18 to 21. Henry T. Leuliette serves as general chairman, with preparations underway.

Clarksburg. der West Virginia Moose Association Clarksburg Henry T. Leuliette

Sculptress Louise Moore Beaten in Car Assault

Sculptress Louise Moore of South Deerfield Mass is recovering in a hospital after being assaulted and thrown from a car by thugs. Miss Moore, a Smith College graduate, is daughter of Mrs. Florence Moore of Bronxville New York. Intern

Louise Moore South Deerfield Mass Miss Moore Smith College Florence Moore Bronxville New York

Demurrer to Virginia securities law argued tomorrow

A demurrer to the application of Virginia securities law to John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers of America will be argued before the state corporation commission tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Richmond.

Richmond John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America State Corporation Commission

Woman killed in Maryland car case with hammer attack

Montgomery county police said the victim, identified as Mrs. McAllister, was killed by four hammer blows after a car bearing Maryland or Tennessee plates was seen in a southern town. She had been estranged from her husband for six months. funeral set for Liberty Grove church tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.

Maryland Tennessee Polide Frank Lane Montgomery County Police Lane Liberty Grove Union Cemeter

Vidor and Cohn Testimony Reflect Blunt Studio Culture

Cohn testified that he and Vidor had a blunt friendship. Vidor’s weekly pay was 250 dollars and staff could “bawl out the boss.” He described duties as executive producer including selecting talent, supervising edits, attending previews, and handling shipping, while acknowledging efforts to collect payments.

Cohn Vidor U. S Ben Harrison Sue Doris Warner Leroy Vidor Harry Warner Coln Victor

Death of ten year old pedestrian reported on Dempsey Branch Road

Charleston dispatch reports Ace Browning age ten was struck and killed on Dempsey Branch road in Logan county. The fatality brings the year’s highway toll to 340, within six of the 346 recorded in 1942, and already surpassing all prior years since then.

Charleston Ace Browning Dempsey Branch Road Logan County State Police Accident Prevention Bureau

Plane crash report near Mount Rainier sparks search plan

Report notes a missing aircraft en route from San Diego to Seattle with three crew and 29 Marines. It was last heard over Randle and Strawbery Mountain. informants fear a crash and outline a search area of Purcell mountain. Also cites labor declines in corn farming and Great Lakes water volume facts.

Pagency Toledo San Diego Calif Seattle Father Randle Mount Rainier Strawberry Mountain Purcell Mountain

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