Quota Club Reports International Meet At Mackinac Island
Miss Margaret Byers president of the Grafton Quota Club recounts the Quota International convention at Grand Hotel Mackinac Island Mich. with 26 delegates from district one nine clubs traveling 9639 miles to the gathering attended by about 600 representatives from the U S Canada and Mexico. Delegates vote support for projects aiding the hard of hearing pay equality and girl service efforts. Quebec Canada to host next convention in 1956. Nineteen members attended the business dinner. next meeting July 1 a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Byers
Grafton
West Vf
Wildman
Pairmont Club
Mys
Jenkins
Morgantown
Dora Davis
Clarksbury
Quota Club
Bluefie Ld
United States
Canada
Mexico
Quota International
Grand Motel
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Mackinac City
Imogene Emery
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Miss Byers
Memb
Quebec
Sesson
Byers
Bertha Woodyard
Rhea Fisher
Iui
Mrs Kerns Honored At Shower In Webster
Mrs Warden Kerns received a miscellaneous shower at her grandmother Mrs J H Willis home in Webster before her June 16 marriage to Mr Raymond Preston's daughter Genevieve Preston. Pink and white decorations dominated the event with pink rose petal baskets as favors and an ice cream course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warden Kerns
J. H. Willis
Webster
Mildred Davis
Dave Waller
Ethel Walters
Mildred McWilliams
Juanita
Shelley Winters in Born Yesterday at Princeton Summer Theater
Reporter recounts a weekend trip to Princeton to see Shelley Winters in Born Yesterday at the Princeton Summer Theater, noting her performance, temperament quips, and a Monmouth Park visit for the Shelley Winters Purse where Near Thing won. The piece mixs travel, theater, and race notes with casual banter.
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Rinceton
N. J
Kathleen’ Winsor
Arnold Krakowar
New Jersey
Princeton
Shelley Winters
Miss Winters
Billie Dawn
New York
Dick Robbins
Miss W
Herb Kenwith
Nassau Tavern
Broadway
Benny Goodman
Oceanport
Monmouth Park
Wis
Mae West
Dreiser
Monmouth
California
Santa Anita
Hollywood Park
Fernando Fernandez
Miss’ W
Purkey returns home after two weeks with aunt in Fairmont
Country Club News reports Ruth Hunt notes Purkey’s homecoming from Fairmont where he spent two weeks with his aunt Mrs. Paul Moran and attended Bible school. The column lists visits among local families, church minister’s planned return, and community social news with multiple names and places in Taylor County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hunt
Purkey
Paul Moran
Fairmont
E. K. Hunt
Esther
Benny
Roy
Lee Etta Gay
Ethel Ma
John Wayne
Linda Jean Boyce Celebrates Birth
Linda Jean Boyce was honored on her third birthday at home in Brownlow Park on June 30. Parents Mr and Mrs Paul R Boyce hosted the party with games, photos, and a decoratively set dining room featuring pink and yellow bouquets and pink roses throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinda
Jean
Cynthia Martin
Kay Knight
Rits Carrie Blue
Karen Spencer
Janet’ Knight
Jean Lynn Burner
Burner
Ronnie Reese
Mrs. Reese
Susan K Bolyard
Bolyard
Lirida Jean Boyce
Linda Jean Boyce
Paul R. Boyce
Brownlow Park
Ladies Aid and Club Meetings Calendar
July calendar notes list several church and club gatherings. The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran meets at 8 p.m. at 153 Knotts Avenue with co hosts Mrs Homer Wilson and Mrs Dave Kunst. The Weekly Sewing Club meets July 6 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Edna Polings Walters Street home. Circle No 1 Saint Johns Methodist meets July 6 at 8 p.m. at Mrs Scott Burges Market Street home. Circle No 2 Saint Johns meets July 7 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Leon Proudfoots Wilford Street home. White Rose Grove No 2 Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle meets July 10 at 8 p.m. at K of P Friendship Lodge hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lynn Faulkner
Knotts Avenue
Homer Wilson
Dave
Kunst
Edna Poling
Walters Street
Saint John’s Methodist Church
Scott Bu
Three Boys Return From Washington Trip
John Sheldon Danny Moore and Frank Hufford returned yesterday after a visit to Washington D C where they toured the zoo explored business sections and attended ball games. Mr and Mrs Nelson blanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sheldon
Danny Moore
Frank Hufford
Washington, D. C
Four Admitted Five Discharged At City Hospital
City Hospital reports four admissions and five discharges yesterday. Admitted were Miss Marie Reed Route 1 Grafton, Robert Keller Walnut Street, Hilda De Witt Newburg, and O M Rosier Barrett Street. Discharged include Mrs Lillie Ball Boyd, Robert Keller, Eva Haddix of Grafton, with notes on leave and travel from Navy and Marine postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton City Hospital
Marie Reed
Route 1
Grafton
Robert Keller
Walnut Street
Hilda de Witt
Newburg
O. M. Rosier
Barrett Street
Lillie Ball Boyd
Walnut
Eva Haddix
Would You Like New Freedom From Monthly Suffering
A fragmented ad style notice promotes a dubious remedy claiming to free readers from monthly suffering. It mentions a product named Gardul and Ja-not a palt-killer, with vague medical claims and a push to seek it at a local dealer. The language is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
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Princess Margaret Ose
Sandringham
England
Grafton Banking
Peas
Td SC
Mrs. Kerns
Mel Heimer
Thomas Metz
Clara Sr
Edwin Hall
Kincaid
Tracy Fel
Raymond Preston
James Preston
Susan McWilliams
Carol
Vow Save
Momania
J. Lee Evans
Ideo
Country Club News
B. A. Hensley
Grantsville
Mr. Hensley
Taylor County
Lester Hamilton
Cheat Bridge
Paul Robisen
J. B. Robison
W. J. Richardson
A. M. Allender
Pearl Ludwick
Romney
Luther Knotts
Patty Bartlett
E. K. Kuhn
Ronald Reese
Baltimore
William Reese
M.F. Able
Parkersburg
Pansy Waller
W. G. Hayhurst
Parker Selvey
Lilly Marshall
Dolly Selvey
Parker Hayhurst
John Howard Weitzel
E J. Kuhn
Ruters Lake
Sisters
R. Roberts
Clarence McDental
Barbourne
Kansas City
Wayne Earl Shoen
Ray V. Shoen
Bearance
Main Street
Mrs Nelson
Ship
Larry
Pruntytown
North Carolina
Raymond Bartlett
Pfe
Gail Bartlett
Simpson
Pfe Bartlett
Camp LeJune
U. S. Marine Corps
Janice Sigel
West Mainstreet
Richmond, Indiana
City Hospital
Aleeorettaa Munl
America
Monongahela Power CO
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