Woman's Club Picnic Dinner At Andrew's Church
The Woman's Club of Andrew's Methodist church held a lawn picnic dinner last evening at Mrs. R. F. Bender's Maple avenue residence. Husbands attended as special guests. Social conversation framed the event with many couples listed among attendees.
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the Andrew's Methodist Church
R. F. Bender
Maple Avenue
Paul P. Warden
Clyde Gilbert
George Shingleton
Harry White
George Welsh
John Newman
Tom Vance
Irvin Jones
A.W. Dean
George Todd
H.C. Skanholtz
Charles Carpenter
Olive Patton
J. A. Sinclair
Leslie Loar
Lloyd Plum
Patty Bender
St Johns Society Meets Last Night at Shaffer Home
Circle No 1 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of St John Methodist church met at Mrs W K Shaffer's Dorsey street home last night at 1 pm. Devotionals from the Upper Room were led by Mrs B J Johnson. Mrs Harry Shingleton presided during the business session with attendees including Mrs Lillie Mayshall Mrs Anna Shaw Mrs Russell DeMoss Mrs Ruth Proudfoot Mrs E J Johnson Mrs Margar et Graham Mrs Lulu Summers Mrs Len Powell Mrs Mary Nicola and Mrs Estella Phillips.
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Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
St. John Methodist Church
W. K. Shaffer
Dorsey Street
B. J. Johnson
Harry Shingleton
Lillie ‘Mayshall
Anna Shaw
Russell ‘DeMos
Missionary Circle Meeting Convenes at Mrs Nicola’s Home
The Woman's Missionary circle of the First Brothern church met at Mrs. Fred Nicola’s home on West Wilford street for a monthly session. Miss Alberta Camp led devotionals, Mrs. K E Richardson led a Bible study on Salvation Unknown to Certain Religious Leaders, and Miss Geraldine Loar shared the Biography of Dr and Mrs Floyd Tabor. Mrs Nicola conducted the business session and a social hour followed with refreshments for Alberta Camp, Mrs Helen Dennis, Mrs Roy Vanderarift and daughter Norma Catherine, and Mrs Paul Rogers and daughters Doris and ?o.
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First Brothern Church
Fred Nicola
Nicola
A.D. Comp
Alberta Camp
Helen Dennis
Roy .Vanderarift
Norma Catherine
Paul "Rogers
Doris
July club and church notices set for week meetings
The calendar lists multiple July gatherings hosted by local churches and clubs. Events include meetings of the Woman's Aid Society, Ladies Aid and Missionary groups, Fidelis club, B and O Veterans and Clara Fawyer auxiliary, W. S. C. S. at Fetterman Church, Fisher Sunday School class, Woman's Missionary association, and a Music department picnic dinner at Maple avenue hosted by named organizers and attendees.
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Woman's Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
John B. Jenkins
Dewey Avenue
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of the
Lutheran Church
Ed. Ware
Margaret Watkins
Fidelis Club
Rnea Fisher
East Washington Street
B & O Veterans and
Clara Fawyer
W.8.c
Fetterman Methodist Church
Scott Burge
Market Street
Fisher
Vacationing Sisters Stay With Pittsburgh Relative
Brief item notes Misses Jacqueline and Delores Ann Reed of 208 West Washington street vacationing in Pittsburgh at sister Mrs Arden Halbritter’s home. John Howard Reynolds returns to Philadelphia to study embalming. He previously visited over the Fourth of July with his mother Mrs J H Reynolds of West Boyd Street. Mrs A C Johnson of Morgantown admitted to Monongahela General Hospital in Morgantown.
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Jaqueline and
Delores Ann Reed
West
Washington Street
Pittsburgh
Arden Halbritter
Philadelphia
John Howard Reynolds
Echels School of
J. H. “ Reynolds
West Boyd Street
Morgantown Hospital
A. C. Johnson
Morgantown
Monongahela General Hospital
Mor
Scrape Scoop and Skim Fat for War Munitions
In a belt tightening war economy three S words guide conservation. Scrape used cooking fat from every pan and plate including bones and gristle. Scoop fat from water in which fatty foods are boiled. Skim fat from stews soups and gravies. Each pound yields two red ration points at the meat dealer.
War talk and future of Germany in Churchill remarks
The article discusses Churchill's comments on the German weapon and the Allied path after the war. It argues for unconditional surrender, occupation of the Reich, and removal of Nazism and Prussian militarism, noting many Germans face atrocity charges and death or life penalties in various countries. It also lists several domestic visits and returns from Weston and Oregon.
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Germany
Churchill
Gilead
Hitler
Reich
Londoners Exodus and War Speech Stir Parliament
The piece notes an 8,000 daily child evacuation from London, aiming for 15,000 later. It quotes a prime minister remark triggering parliamentary debate. Church comments that German weapon introduction raises grave questions about civilian bombing and potential impacts on postwar peace terms with Germany.
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Church
Germany
Feu le 'se 1 F BABY by Lillian B. Storms
Pure milk is essential to baby's growth and health. Ensure milk purity by consulting the local health board and doctor, who will advise on certified, evaporated, or powdered milk based on storage and refrigeration. Maintain strict cleanliness in handling equipment, boil all items five minutes, and keep away from dust and unnecessary handling. Offer variety with ready to serve oatmeal then prepared cereal at alternate feedings for infants.
Soviet Baltic push threatens German line from Wilno
Russian forces press along a 20 mile front between Mikhailishki and Soli near Wilno threatening the Baltic railway. Baranowicze, key between Minsk and Brest Litovsk, is in danger as Rokossovsky’s troops close in within 11 miles southeast and 16 miles northeast. German panzer units clash with fresh Nazi tanks northwest of Lakhovichi and southwest of Snow as the Reich fears Baranowicze fall.
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Soviet Baltic Republics
Wilno
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Mikhailishki
Soli
Baranowicze
Minsk
Brest Litovsk
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Rokossovsky
Lakhovichi
Bar
Fifth Army advances in Italy and along Russian front
Allied forces push through German lines on multiple fronts. In Italy American tanks seize high ground near Montecatini as infantry and French troops breach highway routes. To the east, Red Army shatters World War I fortifications in white Russia, breaking sieges toward Brest Litovek and Bialystok while facing intensified German artillery and armor.
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Grodno
East Prussia
Bialystok
Warsaw
Brest
Litovek
White Russia
Kowel
Red Army
Hias
Russia
Germany
Fifth Army
Rosignano
Castellina
Colle di Val D'Elsa
Montecatini
Pattern 9270 housedress promises easy sewing
Practical housedress pattern 9270 is easy to sew and slips on. It offers set-in or cap sleeves and comes in sizes from 12 to 48 with fabric yardage noted for size 36. Buyers send coins and request the Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book for 15 more cents.
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Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Dept
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin
Japanese Air Activity and Saipan Shelling Reported
US forces fought near Saipan and Tinian as Japanese planes swarmed over Marpi Point and northern Saipan. At least six enemy aircraft were destroyed over two nights while amphibious landings remained uncertain. Japanese gunners on northern Tinian opened fire across the strait, but American batteries quickly silenced them. The main battle persisted mainly at the island’s northern tip, with diversions disturbing sleep for southern and central areas.
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Tinian
Marpi Point
Sudi Dently
Saipan
Thejsaland
Allied Forces Press Advance Across Italian Fronts and Pacific Island
Allied troops in Italy broke enemy stiff resistance near Arezzo and Monte Legnano, seizing towns and advancing toward Montone and Gualdo Tadino as Lt Gen Leese's forces pushed the Eighth Army forward. In the Pacific, Marines and Army units gained Iseley airfield and key high ground on Saipan as the fleet asserts sea control. The Fifth Army reports heavy enemy tank losses since July 1, including Tiger tanks, while the opponent fights to reinforce routes.
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Val D'Elsa
Volterra
Ines
Fifth Army
Eighth Army
Arezzo
Florence
Albert Kesselring
Oliver Leese
Monte Leganno
Tiber Valley
Eighth
Umbertide
Montone
Gualdo Tadino
Atlantic
Numana
Osimo
Ancona
27Th Army
Iseley
Astito
Garapan
Tanapag
Mt. Tapotchau
Pathway To Continues From Page Seventeen Saipan Coastline
A fragment describes Saipan island geography with a space at the northern tip spanning about two miles in each direction except for a small area from Marpi point along the north to Tanapag harbor. It notes Japanese losses and the Marpi point airfield remaining of value to their forces.
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Marz Point
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Woman’s Club of
Andrew’s Church
Ldora M. Bolyard
St. John’s Society
Miss Alberta
Missionary Circle Meeting
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ann
Shady Poe
Jim Isner
Geraldine Loar
K. E. Richardson
Yhonington
Hate Ieant
Carter
High Street
Weston
Charles Morgan
Lincoln Street
Howe Butcher
Oregon
Charles Clem
John Hogan
Portland
House of Commons
W. Va
Inselbric
America
Flint Rhem
Hotel Grafton
St. Louis Cardinals
Feu le ‘Se
Lillian B. Storms
le Coat
Sherwin-Williams
Evans Furniture Store
Arizona
Santa Fe
Williams, Ariz
Grafton Baking Co
Evans Hardware Company
E. Main St
Herb
Paige Sars
Fone
Prokbidon
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