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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1941

Page

3

Promoted Sgt Haddix Allotted July Fifteenth

Briefly Told notes Sgt Lawrence O Haddix promotion to star sergeant effective July 15. Haddix enlisted September 9, 1940 and is stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina. Also announces birth Ruth Ellen to Mr and Mrs Glen Lewis of West Main Street weighing six pounds at 3 30 am yesterday morning. Ruth Ellen is the couple's first child. The father is former Miss Virginia Mays.

Lawrence O. Haddix Haddix U. S. Army Fort Bragg N.C Glen Lewis West Main Street Ruth Ellen Virginia Mays C. W. Reger Joan Baltimore J. W. Reger One Connie Reed C. 8. Ebert Ebert Reger

Nazi Soldier Tells Of War From Front Line

German PK war reporter Hans Huffzky describes frontline conditions on the eastern front. He details water shortages, scorched villages, and the destruction of Minsk as Soviet artillery leaves cities in ruins while soldiers endure heat and dust with little wash or relief.

Hans Huffzky Pks Berlin Hufisky Poland France Minsk

Potato Grader Demonstration Planned by Agriculture Office

The Agriculture Office will sponsor the first in a series of demonstrations at Wayne Thursday. The event will show potato cleaning grading and packaging for farmers and vocational agriculture students.

Agriculture Office Wayne

President Returns to Capital After Hyde Park Briefing

Vice President Wallace and Speaker Rayburn accompanied the president as he returned to Washington this morning. Barkley indicated foreign policy would be on the agenda though he offered no details, and the House leadership McCormack joined in the reply.

Wallace Rayburn House McCormack Hyde Park United States Barkley

Weather Snapshot from Huntington Heat Wave Sizzles City

The report notes a scorching hour yesterday with 91 degrees at 11 am and a Sunday high of 98 in Huntington. The streets baked under bright sun as residents faced the intense heat.

Bunco Night Highlights Red Wing Club Hostess Effie Gough

Mrs Effie Gough hosted the Red Wing club at her West Washington home for a Bunco party after the monthly business session. Prizes went to Mia Edna Poling Elizabeth McFarland and Pearl Hussion. Plans were made for the August 18 picnic meeting near the Black and White service station with several members in attendance.

Effie Gough Red Wing Club Banco West Washington Street Edna Poling Elizabeth McFarland Pearl Hussion McFarland Poling Hussion Helen McDaniel Myrtle Frazier Kate Greenwald Anna Hebb Della Wittman

Nell Shumaker Honored At Natal Party On Friday

Miss Nell Shumaker, sole living charter member of Rebekah lodge No. 32, was toasted at a Friday night birthday party at her Beech street home. The event featured a handkerchief shower, games, conversation, and a green and pink birthday cake baked by Mrs. Grace Frye. Attending were Mrs. Nettie Burnside, Miss Marguerite Burnside, Mrs. Edna Poling, Mrs. Idella Carroll, Mrs. Lois Luzader, Mrs. Ada Strauss, Mrs. Shaffer, Miss A. V. Parkhill, Mrs. Rose Murphy, Mrs. Myrtle Bebout, Mrs. O. F. Hancock and children Mary Jane and John Frederick.

Nell Shumaker Rebekah Lodge No. 32 Shumaker Beech Street Grace Frye Miss Shumaker Nettie Burnside Marguerite Burnside Edna Poling Idella Carroll Lois Luzader Ada Strauss Shaffer A. V. Parkhill Rose Murphy Myrtle Bebout O. F. Hancock Mary Jane John Frederick

Local Groups To Hold Big Picnic

Tomorrow the B and O Vet erans and Clara Fawyer Auxiliary with their families and friends will board special buses at 9 a.m. to Terra Alta park for the annual picnic returning the same evening. Rate and number of members not specified.

B. and O Clara Fawyer Auxilary Terra Alta Park

July and August Meetings and Reunions Schedule in Grafton Area

A dense list of community events for late July and August 1941 includes meetings of the B of R Auxiliary at K P Hall on July 28, Junior Order United American Mechanics on July 29 at Wehn Hall, and various reunions and picnics on August 2 to August 7. Highlights mention Terra Alta Park picnic August 1 with a 9 am bus, Ladies of the Grand Army event in V F W Hall with State President Mrs. Lucy Price, and multiple family reunions such as Harvey-Rightmire, Vandergrift, Grow, and Brown church grove events with basket dinners and programs. The notices reference organizers like A H Carroll and F F Robinson, and locations such as Grafton, Fairmont, Morgantown, and surrounding roads in West Virginia.

B. of R. T K. of P. Hall United American Mechanics Wehn B. and O Veterans Clara Fawyer Terra Alta Park A. H. Carroll Ladies of the Grand Army V. F. W. Hall E. Main Street Lucy Price Fairmont Grafton Eleanor Bailey Maple Avenue Robinson Brown Church Grove Grafton- Fairmont Road F. F. Robinson Harvey- Rightmire Otterbein Chapel Route 92 Dent West Virginia C. P. Harvey Pittsburgh Marquess Boyce's Grove Route 119 Vandergrift Morris Park Lawler Chapel E. G. Bailes J. E. McClung Methodist Church Fairview White Faun Council No Red Mens Hall Indian Sister Exchange DST Women's Society of Christian Service St. Paul's Church Brown Grafton-Fairmont Road Grow Family Arnett

Social event co hosts register with A H Carroll

Two organizations have registered with A H Carroll for the annual social affair set on the yearly calendar. Entertainment will be varied and arranged to appeal to all ages, promising broad appeal and festive atmosphere.

A. H. Carroll

Japs Occupy Saigon Area As Invasion Moves Forward

Japanese and French air forces roared overhead as the main Japanese force was to land tomorrow in Saigon. Troop ships with a warship escort were due at Cap t. Jacques below Saigon tonight and would move upriver to Saigon to disembark an unnamed force.

Indo-China Tourane Nhatrang Saigon Tourene Annam Jacques

U S SHOULD: warning on dangers of foreign policy

U S SHOULD argues that without action now the nation faces endless quarrels and security risks from foreign infiltration. The piece quotes Senator Taft criticizing the good neighbor policy as temporary, saying continued aid collapses when money stops flowing and friends cannot be bought.

Canada Taft Ohio

Defense Forces Speech Warns of Irreparable Harm from Policy

A defense forces spokesman voices concern that a vigorous campaign against the president’s policy has caused harm that cannot be easily healed, as the British foreign office notes further developments.

Logan Lowers Milk Prices in August Step

Logan reports milk price reductions after a conference with Governor Neely's anti profit eering committee. Wholesalers set retail at 14 cents a quart in bottles and 15 cents in paper containers, with 12 and 13 cents to wholesalers, effective August 1. The agreement aims to curb unwarranted food cost increases and follows a prior Charleston deal restoring 15 cent bottle price.

Logan Neely Clarence W. Meadows Charleston

Waynesburg Rain Defies Heat Wave on July 29

In Waynesburg Pennsylvania the town’s July 29 rainfall persisted amid a scorching heat wave. A court ordered bell toll marked the shower, continuing the local tradition that the town always rains on July 29 despite the weather.

Waynesburg Pennsylvania

FDR to Urge Price Control in Congress Action

President Roosevelt plans to ask Congress for price control legislation in a message tomorrow. Senate Majority Leader Barkley noted agreement on general policy and discussed ceilings on commodities, small business relief, rent rules, farm price protections, and enforcement licenses as part of the program. Discussions also covered studies of foreign policy alongside price fixing.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Senate Barkley

Heat Wave In State Eases Off Slightly

West Virginia's week-old heat wave cooled modestly though 90 degree heat persisted. Martinsburg hit 103 yesterday with 77 overnight. other areas dropped two to four degrees by mid morning. Charleston recorded 87 at 11 am, lower than 92 previously noted.

Charleston West Virginia Martinsburg

Doctor Wins Air Race With Stork Gets Twins

Dr. Campana a reserve officer at Camp Lee Virginia arrived at McKeesport hospital just before his wife gave birth to twin daughters. The Campana family resides in Monessen Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh.

Campana Camp Lee McKeesport Hospital Campanas Monessen Stork

Radio Schedule Fragments From Fairmont Station WMMN

Radio listings show WMMN Fairmont WV with numerous programs across networks WEAF WABC WJZ CBS and WOR. Items include news sports orchestras variety shows children’s programs and multiple named artists and bands throughout afternoon and evening slots.

WMMN Joe Chief Blackhawk WEAF Brave WABC Mary Marlin CBS Canada WJZ Irene’ Wicker Portia Faves Wishart Campbell The Goldbergs Bartons Sam Paul Sullivan Brad Reynolds Jnr WBLK Jose Bethencourt the World Today KDKA Lowell Thomas Cbs—News Paul Douglas WWVA Newws Easy Aces Fred Waring Orch Amos ‘N' Andy Salon Music WLW Superman Mr. Keen WBLE News of the World WOR Léo Refarian CBL Bills Glenn' Miller N “Ora Grant, Park Judy Raymond Crem Swine Wheeling Park Pavle Olmsted WJR Amos Andy Johnny Long Fred Warttig Igs Daima Ore Nee Sete Dereon

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