Social club notes from Cal Bentinel and local gatherings
Social and fraternal notices list Regular Meeting of A C H Lodge at Knights of Columbus Hall with a full attendance and plans for the Minneapolis National convention. Evangelistic meetings announced for Mountain View Camp starting July 7 with ministers from Clarksburg Fairmont and local churches speaking on July 7 9. Four H Club at Keener School held semimonthly meeting with about twenty members and a program including songs devotionals and recitations. Protective Home Circle meets Wednesday at 8 pm in Bush building with state deputies expected. Wheeling trip reported for Grand Army of the Republic state convention. Ladies Aid Society postpones July meeting to next month. Quotarians hold dinner and plan Fourth of July picnic at Grafton Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. H. ‘Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mountain View Camp
Route 250
Grafton Fairmont Road
C. C. Lawson
Clarksburg
W. D. Reed
Fairmont
Bee
Methodist Protestant Church
Shird Vangilder
Four
H. Club
Keener School
Dorothy Keener
Dorothy
Amos*Keener
America
Betty
Billie Keener
Irene Knight
Protective Home Circle
Personal notices of residents visiting and events in Grafton area
George W. Foster Jr of Clar ington W Va an employee of the Hope Natural Gas Company visiting friends in Grafton and vicinity this week Miss Mary Lawson of Philippi and Miss Ruby Warner of Davis guests of Mr and Mrs R L Newton on Warder avenue leave Wednesday for Davis Home Gaming celebration July 4 Miss Bertha and Mabel Woodyard and James and Ralph Wood yard of Knottsville Pike visited Oakland Md and Hope mont W Va Mrs Rhea Fisher and Miss Blanche Guard returned from Worcester Mass where they attended the Quota International convention Mrs D G Brown of Blueville and son Lawrence left for Cleveland Ohio Helena Broderick returned home from Bluefield Kentucky after attending her brother Edward Broderick's graduation Mr and Mrs William Rosen sh ine returned from Pittsburgh for funeral of Mrs Rosenshine's aunt Mrs Genevieve Sabella and Miss Wille Adlington returned from Pittsburgh Elizabeth Hale of Fairmont attended the funeral of Mrs John Huleys infant son and will stay with the Hulteys On St Charles street Mr and Mrs Benjamin Wilson and sons Charles and Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Foster, Jr
Clarington
W. Va
Hope ‘Natural Gas Company
Grafton
Mary Lawson
Philippi
Ruby Warner
Davis
R. L. Newton
Warder Avenue
Bertha
Mabel Woodyard
James
Ralph Woodyard
Knottsville
Pike
Oakland
Hopemont
Rhea Fisher
Blanche Guard
Worcester
Mass
Quota International
D. G. Brown
Blueville
Lawrence
Cleveland
Ohio
Helena Broderick
Bluefield
Kentucky
Edward Broderick
William Rosenshine
Pittsburgh
Club Votes for Salvation Army Drive at Meeting
Twenty five dollars was voted to the Salvation Army drive. A special feature of the meeting was reports from delegates who attended convention in Worcester Mass last week. Miss Blanche Guard reported the business meetings and Mrs Rhea Fisher the social affairs. The reports were unusualy interesting and well received. The clubs will meet again next Monday evening at the Hotel Grafton at the usual time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Worcester
Mass
Blanche Guard
Rhea Fisher
Grafton
Weekend Visits Across Town Mentioned in Local Notes
Jr. toured to Pennsboro on Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. Kennedy, mother of Mrs. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bunner and their children from Washington, Pennsylvania visited Mrs. Tillie Bunner on East Main Street over Saturday and Sunday.
Grim laughter and bravado hold at soggy air fields
Report on WW2 pilots amid crashes and grief. Soldiers cope with grim humor while continuing flights. a Nassau hospital blood transfusion fundraiser draws many volunteers. a funeral procession honors Bil Stultz. An iron safety cabinet note ends the excerpt.
Brown Reunion Planned For August In Brown Church Grove
The Brown family reunion will be held on the second Sunday in August at the Brown church grove on the Fairmont Grafton pike. M E Brown announces the event. Grafton secretary treasurer, officers include C G Brown Fairmont president Clyde Brown Grafton vice president M BE Brown secretary treasurer. The grounds committee features Harold Morris George Kiger Clyde Brown all of Grafton. The program committee is led by Miss Maude Brown and includes Mrs Harold Morris and Charles T F Rogers of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
M. E Brown
Grafton
Brown Church Grove
Fairmont-Graftonpike
C. G. Brown
Fairmont
Clyde Brown
M. BE. Brown
Harold Morris
George Kiger
Maude Brown
Charles TF. Rogers
Haislip Appointment Pleases Local Friends
Grafton friends of Dr Norval Haislip express pleasure at his appointment as resident staff physician for Ohio Valley General Hospital in Wheeling. Born in Grafton, he comes from a prominent family linked to Taylor county pioneers and active religious and civic life. Mrs C W Rauschenbach of Hammond Indiana will visit Grafton on the 4th to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs W W McDaniel at Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Norval Haislip
Leobard B. Haislip
Wheeling
Haislip
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Taylor County
C. W. Rauschenbach
Hammond
Indiana
W. W. McDaniel
Cecil. St
Will of Ambassador Moron T Herrick Bequeaths 25000
The American Hospital in Paris and the Herrick public library at Wellington Ohio receive a combined 25000 under the late Ambassador Moron T Herrick's will filed in probate court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American Hospital
Paris
Herrick Public Library
Wellington
Ohio
Msron
T. Herrick
Start Perennial Seeds This July For Next Spring Planting
Ellen Eddy Shaw of Brooklyn Botanic Garden urges sowing biennials and perennials in mid summer to have sturdy young plants ready for transplant next spring. She notes seeds saved from your own garden perform best, and advises sowing when mature on the plant and drying harvested seeds before placing them in a seed bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Eddy Shaw
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
William
American Home Authority
Passaic Banker Kidnaped and Returns Home
Passaic banker H. Elliott was reported missing after a kidnapping. He said he was held captive by three men and later found sitting in his car. The action followed his disappearance from Sydney, Nova Scotia, as Captain Caries Kingeford Smith and companions pursued leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Burma
Caries Kingeford Smith
Southern Nutley
N. J
Sydney
N.S Wey
Lon- H. Elliott
Passaic
Don
Beardless man recounts abduction escape with captors
The man described his ordeal saying no threats or ransom were demanded. He could not explain the abduction. He recalled starting to drink with his captors and managing to flee when they became intoxicated. He had last been seen Wednesday morning escorting his year old daughter to school toward the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Feet On Rudder Bar Caused Stultz Death
Roosevelt Field July 2. Two passengers bracing their feet against a rudder bar were blamed for the plane’s fall in which Wilmer Stutz trans-Atlantic flyer and the two passengers Edward Harwood and P Castelluccio were killed. Stultz, pilot of Miss Amelia Earhart's plane Friendship, was starting over Long Island yesterday when the crash occurred. The passengers were killed instantly. Stultz died shortly after. Plans were made to send his body to Williamsburg Pa for burial on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Field
Wilmer Stutz
Edward Harwood
P. Castelluccio
Stultz
Amelia Earhart
Friendship
Wales
Long Island
Stulte
Stulte Ete
Williamsburg
Potatoes and Pelets and Grape Ice Dessert
Recipe items include 12 potatoes with butter flour milk and seasonings cooked to form a sauce, plus a grape ice mixture with sugar water lemon juice orange juice boiled then frozen. Instructions mention serving twelve and finishing with parsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petra Tay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club Sreharen
Cal Bentinel
Goral
Lucy Sharps
Mary and Marie Jeffers
B. I. MeVicker
Birdie Thompson
Isaac Locke
Jane Johnson
Leona Sayres
Laura Beavers
Dan MeVicker
the Grand Army of the Republic
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Pal's Lutheran Church
Grafton Park
West Main Street
Baku
Maga Aists du Louvee
Sofe
Lord and Taylor
New York
Best and Company
Jensen
Martin’ Jensen
Vieja Gentry
Nassau
Astrcraft
Aids “Hospital
Cloverbloom
Geamey
Rayou Tdi
Abel Sautiful
Stepins
Peach
Nile
Rose
Burton & Randolph Inc
New Georgia
Alexander ‘Georges
Weston
Tex
Nix
Malta
Faim
Venltm
Joua
June TS
West V
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