Andrew's Society Picnic Dinner At Loar Residence
Andrew's Methodist church Circle No 2 hosts a picnic dinner on the Loar lawn. Mrs H K Debendarfer and Miss Lora Ford preside as co hosts and give blessings. Attendees include numerous members and guests such as Misses Ford McCartney and Bender and couples Yates and McFarland. A brief business session follows the meal. Army Rome commanders used homing pigeons for messages. The main items show a social church gathering with a post dinner meeting and unrelated notes about Rome and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapie Avenue
L.J. Loar
Circle No. 2
Te Wss
The
Andrew's
J. D. Goff
Jesse Trimble
C. Shanan
Ralph Shahan
Nita Jean
Nancy Joan
Ocie Edwards
Clarence Paugh
H. C. Compton
Carrie Sellers
William Carder
W. A. Woodyard
Arthur Yates
Fred McFarland
C.’V. Miller
Harry White
Staley
Paul Lee Loar
J. N. Yates
Patty Bender
Community Club and Church Meetings Schedule
July 12 events include American Legion Auxiliary at Latrobe Street Legion Home 8 p.m. King’s Daughters Bible class at Lena Garlow home Blueville 7 30 p.m. Woman’s Club Music Department picnic at Anne Bender Maple Avenue 10 p.m. July 13 R T S class Baptist church postponed Delta Nu Chapter Tau Phi Lambda dinner at Fay Littman Rest Haven 6 30 p.m. Circle 1 St Paul’s Methodist at James Parkhill Gay Street 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Latrobe Street
King’s Daughters
Blueville
Lena Garlow
Woman's Club
Anne Bender
Maple Avenue
The
Baptist Church
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda
Supreme Forest
Fay K. Littman
Rest Haven
St. Paul's
James Parkhill
Gay Street
Missionary Group Meets Last Night At Maple Avenue
The Missionary Society of the United Brothers church met at Mrs. James Welch’s home on Maple Avenue with twenty members and four guests. Mrs. Carl Boylen led the devotional on World Citizens, with Rev Lois Luander and Mrs Welch contributing. Members discussed World Citizens and Missionaries as World Citizens, plus related topics. refreshments followed. Mrs. C P Uhl of Warder Avenue will host in August. The note adds: Maine was the first state to vote dry in 1846.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brothern Church
James Welch
Maple Avenue
Carl Boylen
Lois Luander
Welch
YEARCLAY ON BRIDGE By Shepard Barslay
Openings and play analysis overwrite a bridge hand with bidding errors and strategic choices. East overreaches on a second round spade bid, while South misleads with a diamond. North skillfully counters, delivering a ruff and careful discards to secure the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard Barslay
East South
East
South
West
North
Eeeomorrow
Fidelis Club Dinner Held On Washington Street Lawn
The Fidelis Club gathered Monday evening at 7 p m on Mrs. Rhea Fisher’s Washington street lawn for a dinner served by the club president. Business session followed by a social hour. Attending were numerous club members and guests Mrs Wirt Ferell of Huntington and Miss Helen Jean Grandstaff of Westernport Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Club
Rhea Fisher
Washington Street
Emma Morgan
Nell Haslup
Jaqualine Newton
Rena Goodwin
Gertrude Shaw
Elizabeth Gill
Wirt Ferell
Huntington
Helen Jean Grandstaff
Westernport
Bunco Party Aids Public Library At Pearl Stover Home
A Bunco event for the Public Library benefit was held yesterday from 2 30 to 5 p m by the Eastern Star Woman's club at the West Main street home of Mrs Pearl Stover. Seven tables were played on the porch with winners including Mrs Leota Hartsool and Mrs Clara Batson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fastern Star Woman's Club
West Main Street
Pearl Stover
Stover
Leota Hartsool
Clara Batson
Rag Doll Pattern Appeal at Grafton Sentinel
The notice promotes a rag doll pattern 7196 with transfer design and doll directions for a small fee. Send eleven cents to The Grafton Sentinel New York address with name address and pattern number, plus a 32 page Needlewors Book for fifteen cents.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts
W. 14Th St
New York
Misses Travis and Smith Win Children Prizes
The prizes went to Betty Jean Travis and Nancy Smith for the children’s contests. Assisting hostesses included Mrs. Stover and Mrs. Debendarfer, Hartsook, Goff, Cather, and Corbin in entertaining guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Travis
Nancy Smith
Stover
Mildred Debendarfer
Leota Hartsook
Iva Goff
Margaret Cather
Lillie Corbin
Miss Nancy Smith Birthday Observance at Eagles Ballroom
Mrs F S Smith of Maple Avenue hosted a dance at Eagles ballroom from 8 30 to 11 30 p m in honor of her daughter Nancy s thirteenth birthday. Mrs Dana Barker helped serve dessert at 11 pm. guests included Peggy Hamner Nancy Rohrbough Dian Poe Mary Lou Dean Jean Dean Joan McKinney Shirley Ann Miller Judy Miller Patty Sue Barker Jackie Smith Randall McKinney Reynolds Whetsell John Sargent William Bowman Donald Mylone Bill Young Bob Day and Jackie Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Smith
Maple Avenue
Eagles
Nancy
Dana Barker
Smith
Miss Smith
Peggy Hamner
Nancy Rohrbough
Dian Poe
Patty Sue Barker
Jackie Smith
Randall McKinney
Reynolds Whetsell
John Sargent
William Bowman
Donald ‘Mylone
Bill Young
Bob Day
Jackie Edwards
What Makes A Hitch Hiker
In Miner al Wells, an applicant failed his ninth examination for a driver's license in Austin Texas.
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Austin, Tex
Briefly Told Visits and Departures Share Local News
Mrs Dorsey Bolyard and Mrs James Sterling of Baltimore visited their parents Mr and Mrs H N Phillips on Country stub road and their husbands parents Mr and Mrs Shade Bolyard and Mr and Mrs Frank Sterling in the city. Grant Smith, a local printer, returned from Washington, DC after helping settle the estate of the late Sally Wade. Mrs Lewis Whetzler and children from Monongahela City, Pa., stayed with Mr and Mrs A R Williams on West Main. Robert Bord of Akron, Ohio, visited his sister Mrs Michael Cody and family on West Main. Mrs Michael Cody and son Micky returned from Washington DC. Mrs A Brown of 362 West Main hosted her sister Mrs Hattie Wotring and Ada Wotring from Toledo. Mrs Harold Kramer, called to Huntington for illness of brother Wirt Ferell, returned home to Bluefield with Mr and Mrs Ferell and son Tommy for a few days.
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Dorsey Bolyard
James Sterling
Baltimore
H. N. Phillips
Shade Bolyard
Frank Sterling
Washington—D
Grant Smith
Washington, D. C
Sally Wade
Pennsylvania
Lewis. Whetzler
Jane
Kathleen
Billy
Monongahela City
A.R. Williams
West Mainstreet
Akron
Robert Bord
Ohio
Michael Cody
R. C. Bord
Peck Bord
Micky
West Main Street
Toledo
A. Brown
Hattie Wotring
Ada Wotring
Huntington
Harold Kramer
Wirt Ferell
Blueville
Ferell
Tommy
Examiners Question Reading of Instructions
The examiner asks if the student ever read the book of instructions and the reply is no. The dialogue notes a belief that repeated visits may tire the examiner into granting a license without examination. It also mentions student officers ending the practice of roping and riding buffaloes.
Health Quiz Promises Quick Digestive Relief Pills
A health quiz claims poor digestion causes headaches and irritability and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to increase digestive juice flow. The ad asserts relief in as little as 30 minutes and persuades readers to buy at drugstores for 10 cents or 2 dollars.
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Nature
Carter
Drugstore
Turkey’s Postwar Role and Allied Aims
A Turkish view of Allied postwar aims stresses political and territorial integrity and seeks clear conditions for Turkish armament and obligations if war enters. Turkish leaders question postwar plans and fear greater future ills if they do not participate, while Allies acknowledge uncertainty about the postwar world and concealment of military plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Cairo
Allied advances and German counterattack reported
Americans continuing their push along a river tributary of the Tiber advanced further as a German counterattack in the Pietralunga area caused a slight Allied ground loss. On the Adriatic coast Italian troops were credited with gains as the war press summarized actions across multiple fronts.
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Tiber
Pietral‘unga
Adriatic
Allied push nears Ancona as German retreat resumes
Allied forces press toward Ancona eight miles from the Musone river while German withdrawals abandon Pettovaliane Traviggiano and Avenale. Bersaglieri patrols and Polish troops spearhead the advance in the Adriatic sector. Poles report 1,700 Germans killed or captured and 81 guns seized. Allies fly 800 sorties including a heavy attack on Toulon. behind the lines, Italian and allied air actions continue over Yugoslavia and Albania with four planes missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musone
Ancona
Pettovaliane
Traviggiano
Avenale
Bersagliéri
Corps of Liberation
Adriatic
Toulon
Yugoslavia
Albania
Red Army advances through Baltic region press Germans hard
Red Army forces surged toward Kaunas and along the Wilno railway as Stormoviks and Soviet medium bombers hit retreating German units. Allied observers say forests swamps and lakes favor Soviet air attacks cutting German lines of communication and contributing to heavy German losses, with over 2,600 killed reported on the front.
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RED Army
Pripyat
Kurt Bittmar
Office of War Information
Stockholm
Afton
Tidningen
East Prussia
Ils
Russia
Kaunas
Wilno
Woronow
Lida
Gordno
Bailystok
Warsaw
Grodno
Baranowicze
Flying Bomb Evacuation Efforts Expand Seaside Towns
Fragmentary wartime report notes England expanding evacuation aid to popular seaside resorts Weymouth Torquay and Bournemouth the new areas opened to assist in the wartime population shift. Peak holiday season approaches as crodds (crops) and accommodations pressures rise, with authorities urging public cooperation.
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England
Weymouth
Torquay
One Yard Pattern Bonet and Sundress Pattern 9339
A vintage sewing notice advertises pattern 9339 for a sunfrock and bonnet requiring one yard of cotton. It lists sizes from 6 months to 4 years and notes fabric needs, pricing, and how to request the Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book by sending cents to a New York address.
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Sentinel
Dept. West
New-York
Marian Martin
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Japan
Henshu Island
Nestle
Nestlé
Hama
Maine
Akio
Sasec
Abe
Hagt
Cherbourg
France
U. S
International
OES Woman’s Club
Bunco
Pearl Stovers
Alice Brooks
Lydia Z. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Atreet
Sally‘Lou Strong
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Isda Ts
Herrie
Germany
Berlin
Tokio
Monongahela System
Olflariony Livatite
Toby Wilt 2
Rich
Ween
RED Cp
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