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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1946

Page

3

Virginia Sloan Weds Thomas M Zinn in Clarksburg Home Ceremony

Virginia Sloan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Sloan of 485 West Wilford Street, married Thomas M. Zinn son of Mr. and Mrs. Zinn of Tunnelton, in a quiet June 20 ceremony at the home of Rev. E L Arnold in Clarksburg. The gown was aqua with black accessories, no attendants, and she wore a babies breath corsage. Sloan, a 1946 graduate, had been employed by Grafton City Hospital. Zinn, a Tunnelton High School graduate, served 30 months in the U S Navy, 27 overseas, and is now in his father’s business.

George D. Sloan West Wilford Street Virginis Louise Thomas M. Zinn Zinn Tunnelton E.l.arnold Clarksburg W. Vance Rice

Barbara Jo Kimble Feted With Birthday Party

Dr and Mrs J A Kimble hosted a birthday party at their 509 Maple Avenue home for granddaughter Barbara Jo Kimble on her twelfth birthday. Barbara Jo, daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Kimble of Pittsburgh, is visiting her grandparents. اقرأ prizes awarded to each winner and many games enjoyed.

J. A. Kimble Maple Avenue Barbara Jo L. A. Kimble Pittsburgh

July community notices list church groups and socials

A July schedule shows Ladies Aid and mission groups meeting at Red Cross rooms, church events including sews, dinners, and a weiner roast, plus a late afternoon reception with refreshments honoring Barbara Jo and noting convention report by Mrs. Heflin. Events span July 4 to July 12 across Birds Creek Morgantown area churches and lodges.

Birds Creek Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church Orma Losh the Andrew's Methodist Church Red Cross Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary White Rose Grove Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle West Main Street Methodist Church Haymond Ralph Lemmon Grafton - Morgantown The First Brethren Church Womens’ Missionary Society Lutheran Church Frank Kunst Maple Avenue Ralph Kunst Robert Heflin Fetterman Methodist Church

Mrs Knotts Hosts Do Our Best Class Social

Mrs William Knotts entertained the Do Our Best Class of the Blueville Methodist Church at her West Washington Street home last evening. The main event of the evening featured a social gathering with community attendees and cordial activities.

William Knotts Blueville Methodist Church West Washington Street

Transform your linens with simple motifs pattern 7208

Pattern offers 16 motifs for transfer across 142 inches with directions and stitches. Bend payment in coins to Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. P.O. Box 107 Station 0 New York 11. N. Print name, pattern number, and address with fifteen cents extra for the 1045 needlework book.

Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept P.O New York

Parsonage Fund Drive Details From Meeting Notes

A church group outlined monthly project proceeds destined for the parsonage fund. The notes mention nine members and four additional attendees, with planning and collection details partially recorded.

Visit and hospital notes from Clarksburg area

Brief local notes report Mr and Mrs Albert Deets returning from Detroit after a week with relatives. Other items mention visits by Mr J A Deblinger from Philadelphia, Edie Shingleton in Clarksburg, and Kathleen Kinter on vacation with her mother. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges at Grafton City Hospital and local nurses.

Albert Deets Woodford Addition J. W. Holley Detroit Michigan Holley Bernadine McKinney Clarksburg Eddie Shingleton Frank Willet Kathleen.Kinter Clarksburg Union Protestant Hospital Blye Kinter West Main Street

Fragmentary Warsaw Scene Amid War Food and Snares

A fragmented OCR passage mentions Warsaw scenes under threat with mentions of sewerage, small rooms, and an Associated Press office. It notes exchange rates around 100 Polish zlotys per dollar and a Warsaw restaurant meal costing about 1,000 zlotys, reflecting wartime economic strain and daily life details.

Anne Zane Warsaw Associated Press

Sugar rationing and local plant closures in March 1947

March 31 1947 report notes rationing machinery under OPA control replacing old system. sugar in stores limited to ration stamps while wholesale stocks show no on hand. eight locals face partial unemployment though Wonder Drink keeps some workers for repairs and ads. Construction on a new building continues despite illness and police incidents on Washington Street. Penguins observed at South Pass, not North.

Department of Agriculture OPA Evans Wonder Drink Fetterman Baas Washington Street SSS

City Goes for City Goes for Yesterday and Remained

Precipitation issues noted with late counting and unfinished precincts. Early results reported around 7 30 p m with several precincts still tallying. Names and locations are unclear due to damaged text but indicate weather and vote counting context.

Precipeta

Ripley celebrates pioneer centennial with parade and veterans

The Ripley program marks a centennial celebration featuring a queen from mayoral family, a parade through Bt. Pleasant, and plans in nearby towns for welcome home events. Veterans from World War I and other conflicts are listed among participants, with various contests and regional tributes noted.

Hunsuiaion Steumuuntty Weirton Aleo

Scientists Chay Science at Gulf Park College Exhibit

A garbled OCR article notes researchers from Gulf Park College and the New York Museum discuss geologic findings, including tektites and related specimens, with mentions of Belcher from Biri Alabama and other institutions. The piece references diverse study topics and a display setup amid technical jargon.

Ieee Belcher Biri Alabama Gulf Park New York Museum Bridt Otto Tektites ‘Gemaiteeed Ceilpr Bagel Sly 38 Nimdreaweignse

Mississippi voting rights clash in 1940s record

The text recalls efforts in Mississippi to register Black voters, noting obstacles like poll tax requirements and party affiliation. Figures suggest around 1,000 ballots cast, with references to Attorney General Clark and figures such as Bilbo and Rankin shaping the political fight over Black suffrage and Democratic eligibility in the era.

Clark Bilbo Mississippi Jeneuiene Pepela John E. “Rankin

Frank Morgan obituary notes veteran status and Legion rites

Frank Morgan, a Taylor County resident with a long history of community involvement, is remembered as a war veteran and active Presbyterian communicant. Survived by three brothers and extended family, his funeral will be a military service conducted by the American Legion at his home.

Frank Morgan Itr Taylor Ist American Legion Pressbyterian Church Hom Taylor County Ellsworth Edna Juanita Cirle Philadélphia Sheridan Wyeth Hone

Funeral plans for Bartletts' burial in Bluemont cemetery

South Grafton Reverends F Carl Davis of the Presbyterian church to conduct funeral rites for Bartletts. Body to be returned to Tate home tonight for friends to view until after the funeral. Interment under Bartlett direction at Bluemont cemetery to follow. Bearers named later.

South Grafton F. Carl Davis Presbyterian Church Bartletts Tate Bartlett Bluemont Poe Isi Bert Guy A

Trieste talks and allied positions at conference end

Fragmented OCR notes show a tense pre conference scene with United States and Britain seeking international supervision for Trieste. France favors a civilian administration under Allied authority while other parties disagree amid unclear domestic references and industry themes.

Trieste United States Britain France Papanl

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PB Society Virginia Sloan Barbara Jo Kimble Joyce Ann Cuppett Nancy Parkhill Barbara Smith Ramonda Frey Eileen Smith Aleta Wise Heck Sue Ann Carl Andeth Moore Marjorie Harger Sylvis Wagner Patty Burnside Phyllis Burnside Carrol Tee Kim- Die Heanor Gainer Wm. Knotts J.A Deblinger Philadelphia, Pa Rose Debtinger Elbert Lewis Boyce Machuskey Grafton City Hospital Margaret Jackson Nora Miller West Washington Lulu Rugker Smeille Gillespie Robert Fawcett Darrell Heayner Parkview Mildred, Stevens Francis Wolfe Norma Jean Runner Shirley Hayes Viktor Z. Libbie Dietf Arthur Bliss Lane Hotel Polonia 17-Emilia- Plater Piusa Vit Weiler Edith Far Ayer Ann Benicis Cal War Surplus Administration Chay Easton Oni Eastonanette Spo U.S. Army Mountain State Sports Center Grapton W.-Way Poe Blue Bird Shoe Store Egewete Ihe Eee
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