Lucas Couple To Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary
Prominent Grafton couple Mr and Mrs C P Lucas celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house on Christmas Day from 10 am to 1 pm at 512 West Main Street. They wed December 23 1896 in Grafton. The event honors their family of nine children twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild with many relatives visiting from out of town.
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Justice
C P. Lucas
Grafton
West Mainstoert
Lucas
J. D. Simumons
First Bapter Church
Taylor County
Fetterman District
Tucas
Grove Tnn
Gratton-Morrantown Road
Philadelphia
Margarritt Nicholson
Trenton
New Jersey
Francis W. Lucas
Frederick D. Lucas
Akron
Sarah Cathryn Sinclair
Elizabeth Keener
Mary Jane Taras
Sylvia Presler
Percy E. Lucas
Grafton-Morgantown Road
Cleaning Advice for Cloning Handling and Stain Origins
When sending or taking clones to the cleaner, indicate the origin of the spot whenever possible so the cleaner may select appropriate removers. This helps ensure the stain is treated with the correct solvent and technique.
Beta Sigma Phi Meeting and Christmas Party
On December 27 the Beta Sigma Phi sorority plans a meeting and Christmas party at Mrs Evelyn Dowell's home on Main Street The event will include a gift exchange.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Evelyn Dowell
Maintreet Gift Exchange
Peahl Murphy Honored While Home On Leave
Mys Anna Murphy hosted a party on Robley Street to honor her son Deahl Murphy on his eighteenth birthday from Norfolk Virginia. Guests included Conne Murphy Esther McWilliams Delores McCue and many others. refreshments were served by Mrs Murphy assisted by Mrs Hazel Murphy and Mrs Ethel Towner. The guest of honor Deahl Murphy plans to return to camp Friday.
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Anna Murphy
Robley Street
Deal
Ithday
Daehl
Norfolk
Orly
Murphy
Hazel Muphy
Ethel Towner
Conne Murphy
Esther McWilliams
Delores McCue
Mary Jo Francis
Mary Virginia Spiker
Betty Jane Sansbury
Anna Knight
Josephine Bryan
Bettie Haller
Jimmy Meyer
Joe Warder
Johnny Delaney
Dave Beverlin
David Woodard
Arlo House
Ni Lansbury
Max Murphy
Tom Muphy
Deahl
Helen L Stilwell Entertains Class at Home
The Brethren monthly meeting gathered at Miss Helen Louise Stilwell’s Thayer Street home. The group decorated for Christmas with holiday trumpets, reading scripture, prayers, songs, a poem, a piano solo, and a Bethlehem origin story. An exchange of gifts and games followed the social hour.
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Brethren Hatch
Helen Louise Stilwell
Thayer Street
Robert Dines
Harry Eckels
Jimmy Biffle
Charlotte Ann Stilwell
Bethlehem
Barbara Redinger
Christmas Class Sings For Members And Guests
Mrs Merril Stilwell assisted by M Flora Stilwell served refreshments to seven members and seven guests at a Christmas class event.
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Merril Stilwell
M. Flora Stilwell
VEW Auxiliary Christmas Party Held at DeMoss Home
The VEW Auxiliary hosted its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Russell DeMoss's home on Fast Long Street. The scene featured traditional Christmas decorations and a gift exchange with social chatter. A salad course was served late, and Mrs. Richard Foley won the club prize.
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VFW
Russell DeMoss
Nurses Hold Yuletide Party at Grafton City Hospital
Nurses of Grafton City hospital hosted a buffet supper and Christmas party for medical and administrative staff at the Nurses' Home. Colorful Yuletide decorations featured a lit Christmas tree. Attendees joined in a gift exchange.
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Grafton City Hospital
Hopital Medical and Administrative
Navy Faces Delay In Official Report On Dairen Incident
Official said Russians refused American business officials and reporters access to the port of Dairen last Friday. Navy comment limited to vessel leaving Dairen for a U S base in China. Lincoln White noted preliminary China reports confirm the dispatch’s substantial accuracy. The department takes a hands off stance pending full official report from H Merritt Benninghoff.
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H. Merritt Benninghoff
American Council
Dairen
Navy
U.S
China
Russia
Manchuria
Stewart
Tennessean
Soviet Union
Japan
Washington
Geo
Darren
Lincoln White
Department
William Newton
Scripps-Howard
Combined World Press
Recuperating Paul W. ShaHan in City Hospital
Brief report notes popular local man and Taylor County band instructor Paul W. ShaHan is rapidly improving after several weeks with pneumonia at the city hospital. Also mentions Christmas visits by Mr and Mrs Edgar Fike and grandson Randy from this city and Mr and Mrs Donald Stutzman and son from Blissfield Michigan to Green Cove Springs Florida to see Calvin Fikes, stationed with the US Navy.—A separate item references a fire, the quake and tidal waves in Japan, and serum aid distribution, with casualty and damage tallies and ships wrecked.
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Paul W. Shahan
Taylor Couny
Florida
Edgar Fike
Randy
Donald Stutzman
Bllssfield
Michigan
Green Cove Springs
Fikes
Calvin
US. Navy
Home Ministry
Wakayama
U. S
Japan quake refugees strain Shingu hospitals
A U.S. Army report says disease is under control but metal water and electricity shortages threaten health in Shingu. Japanese forces ordered an LST to deliver food clothing and medical supplies to the city. The prostrate town on Wakayama's east coast reports 14 000 dead from the first shock and fires with refugees living on boiled creek water while doctors treat 500 hospital cases in shelters.
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Kochi
U.S. Army
Shingu
Wakayama
Hold Ex State Policeman For Grand Jury Action
Lane Harry Black 48 year old former state police officer waived preliminary arraignment on murder charges in the death of wife Dorothy Black 40. Magistrate Forest Levy ordered him held for grand jury action after authorities arrested him at home following a mortician’s request for a death certificate.
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Charleston
Lane Harry Black
Forest Levy
Black
Dorothy Black
Milk Mixture for Ulcers Promoted by Doctors
An old manual study claims a milk mixture with a new remedy cures stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. It is said to ease pain quickly and is recommended for indigestion and heartburn due to hyper acidity. The advertisement urges home use by taking two teaspoons in milk. Sold at Malone's Drug Store and other drug stores.
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Malone's
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Sohiy Me Comes
VEW Auxiliary Helds Party
Howard
Philco
Prestons
Walnut St
Clare Ptughiee
Ronay's Dairy Bar
Barton’s
Burton E. Colby
Allis Chalmers
West Allis
Wise
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Agi
First National Bank Consumer Credit Department
DE Luxe Restaurant
Monongahela Power