Admit New Member To Chapter DAR Meeting
Elizabeth Cummins Jackson Chapter DAR met December 20 at Regent Mrs Rhea Fisher’s home East Washington Street. One new member, Marguerite Thayer, was received. Mrs Fisher gave messages on National Defense and Americism. Rev Erainne Robertson spoke on Christmas Spirit. Gifts and refreshments followed with many members and guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth “Cummins
Jackson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Regent
Rhea Fisher
East Washington St
Fisher
Marguerite Thayer
Dr. Fleming
Jane Proudfoot
Bethlehem
Eraine
Robertson
Arnan Knotts
Mary ‘Hines
Leota Griffith
Frank Faulkner
Rosalyn Helionimus
Barbara Cather
Elizabeth Cather
Bertha Hodges
C.F. McDermott
Aliie Chamberlain
Carrie Sellers
A.A. Miller
Fleming
E. L. Robertson
Morrisson
Virginia Stavely
Proudfoot
Nelle Hais Wb
News Of Interest From Webster and Nearby
Webster notes mention Miss Pearl Felton and Mrs Pam Mitchell ill at home. Visitors include Nancy and James Allen from Parkersburg, Mr and Mrs Rex Kincaid, and Mr and Mrs Hayward Campbell of Clarksburg. Local families, Sunday dinners, and a report on a $3200 Army bed clothes program are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriel C. Bartlett
Uniontown
Glenn
Grafton
Felton
Pamela Mit
Mitchell
Bart
James
P. Harvey
Pittsburgh
WSCS At Webster Church Shares Gift Exchange
The annual WSCS Christmas meeting of Webster Methodist Church met at Mrs. Tracy Felton’s home. Miss Nancy Getz led the program with Luke’s Christmas story. poems were read. prayers offered. carols sung. a gift exchange followed revealing old pals and new names for next year. Candy canes were given to guests. hostesses served refreshments to listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Webster Church
Webster Methodist Church
Tracy Felton
Nancy Getz
Luke
Pearl Felton
Lotta Getz
Thelme Cooper
Mildred McWilliams
Wolfe
Tucker
Cooper
Miss Felton
Janet Tucker
Pleasant Creek Personal Notes Touching Local Visits
The community records numerous visits among local families including Miss Helen Smith to her brother Carl Smith in Grafton and various Mitchells visiting relatives such as Norma, Evelyn Dorain, and Ruth Mitchell. The Rev William States led a service, a Webster School Christmas program drew attendees, and sympathy extended to the Kennedy family after the loss of their eldest daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Carl Smith
Grafton
Haber Allen
Samatha Robinson
James"Kerns
Dorsey Kerns
Wilbern Mitchell
Clarence McIntosh
Orval McCauley
Norma
Roy Mitchell
Ora Findley
Evelyn Dorain
Kenneth
Clara
Ruth Mitchell
Russell Poling
Earl Weal
Wilbern
James
William States
Hig Rey
Webster School
Louise . Mitchell
Kenneth Mitchell
Willard
Elwood Mitchell
James Kennedy
Rissie Haun
Coy McDaniel
Morgan Keller
Mrs. Wood Mitchell
Hospital discharges and admissions dated December notes
Discharges on December 24 include Dor thy Murphy Ruth Ellen Crook Neil Hershman Diane Good man Carl Mayle Ira Shay and others. Admissions dated December 25 list Ida Bryan Lloyd Duck worth Audrey Goodwin Catherine Barnet Elizabeth Cozad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorthy Murphy
Moatsville
Ruth
Ellen Crook
Rt. 5
City
Neil Hershman
Kasson
Diane Goodman
Carl Mayle
Simpson
Ira Shay
Tunnelton
Ida Bryan
High St
Lloyd Duckworth
Rt. 4
Audrey. Goodwin
Thornton
Catherine Barnet
Kingwood
Elizabeth Cozad
Steve Yacenoach
Fanny St
Route 4
George Powell
Flemington
Raymond Bray
Winlaan
Deck
Washington St
Lawrence Hepp
Walnut St
Paul Malone
Maple Ave
Eleanor Knight
West Washington St
Wedding Guests Visit Grafton in Delaware and Colorado Attendance
Mr and Mrs Torlock Rasmussen sen host guests from Wilmington Denver Buckhannon and Denver for the wedding of Miss Patricia Lou Phillips to Mr James Lucian Yost at Christ Episcopal Church Fairmont on Wednesday December 28 at 7 pm. Phillips is the Rasmussen family niece who once lived in Grafton. A separate note mentions an 88 percent rise in U S cattle productivity since 1924 due to better animals care feeding and beef types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torlock Rasmussen
Frank Willmond
Janet C. Hayes
Bernard C. Andrews
Wilmington
Delaware
Robert Pascal
Denver
Colorado
Marianna Young
Buckhannon
Miss Phillips
Rasmussens
Grafton
United States
River junctions and fur seal lines traced by NatGeo note
The National Geographic Society remarks that skunks kept near a mat at an early age rarely show belligerence, with occasional exceptions to strangers. The Ohio River begins at the junction of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers at Pittsburgh and ends at Cairo, spanning 981 miles to the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Soc
Ohio River
Monongahela
Pitta Pa
Cairo
Mississippi
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Pleasant Creek
Mabel Mitchell
Carbon
Christ
Caldwell
Donna Hill
Canyon County Farm Bureau
Hawaii
Merced Ranch
Brido
Calif
Ann Elizabeth Rau
Washington, D. C
Max Rau
Edward Kuklin, Jr
Joyce Blaine
New York, No
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Waitepall
Reddy Kilowatt
Servant of
Monongahela Power CO
Lusch Vality Cart
Siehler Furniture CO
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