Grafton High hosts year one home economics tea
In a pine and holly decorated room the first year food class at Grafton High held a tea from 4 15 to 5 p m supervised by Miss Nellie Cook. Margaret Curry provided Christmas music. Virginia Jim Todd presided at the tea table with several hostesses and guest attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton High School
Nellie Cook
Margaret Curry
Virginia Jim Todd
Mary McVicker
Mary Wood
Patty van Horn
Carol Kimble
Gail Sharp
Edith Jane Williams
Carrie
Betty Poling
Jess Eel ‘Trickett
Donna Wonlyard
Edna Layton
Glennis Stevens
Billy Glover
Mary Alice Cochran
The
Reporter
June Efaw
Ida Curry Eisner
Mildred W. Haddox
Frances Nucci
Sherman Haselden
A. V. Yoho
Mars. Burnett
Ellen Cochran
Thelma Sharp
Geneve Sharp
Mary Efaw
Freddie Efaw
Mary Humphreys
Nellie L. Williams
Barbara Cather
Dorothy Bolyard
Ruth Freeze
Grace L. White
Grace M. Watkins
Paschal Stevens
Jean Williams
Nora Williams
R. N. Clayton
Susie Keyser
G. F. Todd
M. J. Mackey
Cole
Miss Batten
Wood
Christmas Music At Wells Home Social Honors Choir
The Senior choir of West Main Street Methodist church held its annual Christmas social at Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wells 1312 West Main. Mrs. Clari bel Upton led Christmas songs, then a business meeting with Mrs. Wells president. Officers reelected include Mrs. Wells, Abe Tackett, and Louise Arble. A set of crystal ware was given to organist Mrs. J. H. Davis. A luncheon followed with a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street Methodist Church
C. W. Wells
West Main Street
Claribel Upton
Wells
Louise Arble
Abe Tackett
Arble
J. H. Davis
Robert Avble
Thomas Rogers
Ruth Henderson
Lulu Mahaffey
Gladys McDaniel
Ellen Rinnler
Paul E. Trimpey
Christmas Party Held By D of A
Pride of Preston Council No 3 Daughters of America held a Christmas party in Taylor hall after the weekly meeting. The hall was festooned for the season and members enjoyed games and a tree program. Mrs Kathryn McGnuffie celebrated her birthday with the group singing Happy Birthday. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Mankins Tunnelton
Pride of Preston Council No. 3 Daughters of America
Taylor Hall
Wen
Karthryn McGnuffie
Sentinel and District
Della Taylor
Christmas Party At Tunnelton Methodist Draws Local Ladies
A large turnout from the community attended a Christmas party in the social rooms of the Tunnelton Methodist church Friday evening. Guests included Mrs Durward Pratt and many other local residents and their families, sharing festive cheer and fellowship.
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Emma Feather
Carrie ‘Taylor
Tunnelton Methodist Church
Excited Over Carnegie Debut Youth Fellowship
Decorations and a short Christmas program set a festive mood as Lois Hall and Sylvia Reeder hosted a movie night for about 40 members and parents. Weekend guests included Phyllis Goff, Lula Pratt, and local families, with students from Potomac and Marshall College visiting. Foster Maier spent the weekend with his parents in Ambridge while others traveled home for Christmas. The article also notes a State Department stance on travel to Hungary and related Soviet bloc tensions, with travel advisories and passport restrictions affecting Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Hall
Sylvia Reeder
TV Tonight On Air Highlights From NBC CBS And ABC
Listings show NBC schedule with Break The Bank and District Attorney at 9 and 10 30 PM CBS features Mr Chameleon Dr Christian and Crime drama The Drama plus Groucho Marx Quiz Burns and Allen And Loretta Young in Family Theatre on ABC Also Lone Ranger Sherlock Holmes and Lawrence Welk Show air later with On Trial and I Love A Mystery across channels Tuesdays.
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NBC
CBS
Bill Crosby
Ethel Barrymore
Burns and Allen
ABC
Mbs
Loretta Young
U S Bans Somtmen Sum Page One In 1926 Treaty Breach
A brief item notes United States actions against Hungary under the 1926 Commercial Treaty for alleged breaches including refusal to allow consular access and contacts with Vogeler, signaling diplomatic friction and policy measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
United States
Vogeler
Gove
Russians Continue Repatriation Stance Amid Tokyo Tensions
The article notes about 1.3 million Japanese prisoners freed over four years with 209,000 more sought by Americans and Japanese authorities. Supreme Commander MacArthur questions Soviet repatriation, which has influenced public opinion in Japan. The United States raised the issue on the council agenda as families seek missing soldiers and Russia’s refusal to return 10,000 war criminals is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
United States
Council
Japan
Japanese Communist Party
Tov
Sebald
Japanese repatriation toll cited in Soviet camps
The report details American views on repatriation noting disease exposure and malnutrition among Japanese POWs held by the Soviets. It cites 374,041 Japanese formerly in Soviet hands as dead and unreturned to Japan, highlighting grave humanitarian concerns and harsh labor conditions. The text also recalls Charlemagne’s mythic asbestos cloth anecdote.
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Sebald
Japan
Morgan Baby Passes Away at Home Tuesday
Paul Duane Morgan died at 9 45 p m Tuesday at his parents home 540 West Main street He was born December 18 and was the first child of Paul J Morgan and Naomi Nester Morgan Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Willie Nester of Grafton and Mr and Mrs L P Morgan of Graf ton Also note a coconut kisses recipe tip suggesting lemon rind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Duane Morgan
West Main Street
Paul J. Morgan
Naomi Nester Morgan
Willie Nester
Grafton
L. P. Morgan
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D. of A
Durward Pratt
McDaniels
Nora Wiles
Maier
Mabel Shrout
Jessie Gordon
Christina Wolfe
Edith Sanders
Juanita Howard
Orphe Reidler
Li Ridenour
Gertrude Weaver
Julia Hill
Mary Stevenson
Edith Willams
Irma Pentony
Carrie Taylor
Kathryn McGuffie
Abby Weaver
Betty Sanders
Harry Martin
Flossie Myers
Ona Strawser
Dora Casseday
Dora Poland
Liz
Meadow Gold
Parkers Restaurant
Rute
Cozy Rest
Kostelac Grocery
Fetterman
Peters Grocery
King Grocery
Riverside Lunch
Red’s Place
DeLaney’s Market
Brown’s Grocery
Blueville
Dairyland
Carnegie
Phyllis Goff
Lula Pratt
Kenneth Armethrout
New Milton
Leo Broderick
Rennie
Charleston
Kitty Jo McIver
Marshall College
Robert Harbeitter
Jame Adams
Jay Perritt
Potomac School
Venesla Fisher
Falmont State
Col. Ravi
Foster Maier
Ambridge
Pennsylvania
Mrs
Everett Maier
State Department
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Cominform
China
Albania
Europe
Teo
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Margaret Truman
Independence
Trinity Episcopal Church
U.S
Grafton Banking and Trust
Carl B.white
Mar
Edward Hospisa
Santa
New York City Hall
Charlemagne
Morgan Baby
Buick
Buick Care
Hamric Motor CO
Riverside Drive
ATSA
America
Prudence
Monongahela Power
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