Miss Rita Riffee Receives B S Degree At W V U
Rita Riffee daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Riffee of Main street received her Bachelor of Science in Education degree from West Virginia University during yesterday morning’s commencement exercises attended by 560 graduates. Brigadier General Bevans of the Army Air Corps addressed the class. Riffee belonged to Delta Gamma Newman club Dolphin club House Presidents Board Monticola staff Women’s Recreation association Mixed chorus and was all marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Riffee
J. M. Riffee
Mainstreet
West Virginia University
University
Bevans
Army
Air Corps
Riffee
Delta Gamma
Newman Club
Dolphin Club
Hoard
Reveal Marriage Of Beula Matlick To A D Ridenour
Mr and Mrs Kentreth Matlick of Fellowsville announce the marriage of their daughter Beulah Ann to Sgt. Author Dale Ridenour, son of Mr and Mrs Willis Ridenour of Fellowsville. The wedding occurred at Red House Maryland on Friday May 28, with attendants Helen Jen Ridenour and Evelyn Peters. Both may be Fellowsville High School graduates. Ridenour has served in the armed forces since 1939 and is stationed at Bryan Field Texas where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kéntreth’ Matlick
Fellowsville
Beulah Ann
Dale Ridenour
Willis Ridenour
Redhouse
Helen’ Jen Ridenour
Evelyn Peters
Baden
Fellowsville High School
Ridenour
Bryan Field
Texas
Miss McFarland Marriage to C W Ridenour
Mr Paul E McFarland announces the marriage of his daughter Leandra Celine McFarland to Glyde W Ridenour son of Mr and Mrs Willis Ridenour of Fellowsville. The wedding occurred Friday May 28 at Redhorse Maryland with Attendants Helen Jean Ridenour and Mrs Mrvarid. The Ridenours are skiing at Tunnelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. McFarland
Leandra’ Celine
Glyde
W. ‘Ridenour
Willis Ridenour
Fellowsville
Redhorse
Helen Jean. Ridenour
Evelyn Peters
Baden
Ridenour
Tunnelton
Baltimore Visit Marks Family House Guests
Miss Jean Kiger, daughter of Mr and Mrs R J Kiger of West Main Street, has returned from Baltimore where she visited her grandmother for several weeks. House guests over the weekend included Mrs M Leonard of Walnut Street and her grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Helen Jean ‘Kiger
R. J. Kiger
West Main Street
oHouse
5. M. Leonard
Walnut Street
Jean SS
Community club and church meetings listed for June
June activities include West Main Street Methodist church gathering at 8 p.m. circle meetings at homes on Lincoln Street Morgantown Road and 1 Morgantown road Blueville D O B class at 7 30 p.m. White Rose Grove Supreme Forest Woodmen circle at Knights of Pythias hall 8 p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary initiation June 2 Grafton Business Girls meet 6 15 p.m. at Cafeteria Court Hee Alum Picnic roast June 1 6 30 post office attendance Arieen Moore and Mary Lough listed Quota Club regular meeting June 7 6 15 p.m. at Cafeteria Court vocational talk by local Quotarian von My Job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws.c.s
West Main Street
Church Hall
Lindy Club
Pearl Hussion
Lincoln Street
D.O.B
Blueville Methodist Church
Hallie l
Bessie Shafferman
Circle
St. Paul's Methodist Church
A. E. Leonard
Morgantown
Road
White Rose Grove
Supreme Forest-Woodmen Circle
Knights
Pythias -Hall
Pauline Keener
Dora Cole
Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Grafton
Creole Moran
Lucille Payne
Arieen Moore
Mary Lough
Quota Club
Grafton Visit After Fifty-Two Years Highlight Memorial Day
George Arthur Herbert of Valero California, a former Grafton resident, visited over Memorial Day, his first return in 52 years. He was joined by his wife a relative of Mag One C Jefferys, marking a notable reunion and city remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
George Arthur Herbert
Valero
Calif
C. Jefferys
Herbert
Daugherty At Wake Forest Returns Home For Summer
Wake Forest University student Wayne Daugherty son of Mr and Mrs Homer B Daugherty of East Main Street is home for the summer from North Carolina Wake Forest University. Hospital notes list Bruce Gurd of Washington Street and Willard Donley of McGraw Avenue admitted for emergency first aid Sunday evening with Donley discharged Monday morning. Mrs D Grant Smith of West Main Street admitted May 31 for observation and Mrs Guy McCartney of Simpson underwent a major operation this morning. Walter Ball of Newburg is mentioned in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Wayne Daugherty
M Homer B. Daugherty
East Main Street
Wake Forest University
North Carolina
Washington Street
Willard Donley
McGraw Avenue
D. Grant Smith
West Main Street
Guy McCartney
Simpson
Walter Ball
Newburg
Seven Trumps Win Big In National Bridge Championship
The article describes a masterful bridge deal where Lee Hazen used seven trumps across seven tricks to gain control. West opened clubs, Hazen employed careful ruffing, and despite overruffing, secured five tricks with trumps plus three side aces and a king for a nine-trick score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hazen
New York
West
Mr. Hazen
East
South
Hazen
Shim
Birth Announcements and Hospital Notes
Roy Slayton Jr born May 20 weighing nine pounds thirteen and a half ounces at 9 West Wilford Street. Mother Mary Jo Patterson of Grafton. Roy Isthmeal Slayton Jr employed by Hazel Atlas Glass. Clarence Summers and Armina Rhodeaver announce a six pound fifteen ounce girl born this morning at City Hospital in Independence. Twins born May 29 at City Hospital Ladonna Emily and Don Emory to Wilda McCoy and William Bott Jr of Grafton. Don weighs four pounds eleven and a half ounces. Ladonna four pounds fourteen ounces. Bott employed by B&O Railroad. Discharges from City Hospital May 28-30 list Ethel Runner Newburg, Thomas Bays Flemington, Mr. and Mrs. John Hendrickson and infant son of Washington Street, Lula Rinker West Boyd Street, Margaret Moran Thayer Avenue, Orval McFarland, and Mrs. Howard Matlick and infant son of Jusson, W. Va. J. M. Riftee, Mrs. Clyde Turner, and Miss Eva Love attended commencement at West Virginia University yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Slayton
West Wilford Street
Roy Isthmeal Slayton, Jr
Mary Jo Patterson
Grafton
Slaytor
Hazel Atlas Glass Company
Clarence Summers
Independence
City Hospital
Armina Rhodeaver
Summers
The
Dupont
Morgantown
William Bott, Jr
Spital
Ladonna Emily
Don Emory
Wilda McCoy
Bott
B. & O. Railroad Company
Ethel Runner
Newburg
Thomas Bays
Flemington
John H. Hendrickson
Washington Street
Lula Rinker
West Boyd Street
Margaret Moran
Thayer Avenue
Orval McFarland
Howard Matlick
Jusson
W. Va
J. M. Riftee
Clyde Turner
Eva Love
West Virginia University
Pledge to coordinate agency efforts by governor
The governor pledges that all power will be used to foster the same coordination of efforts across agencies, aiming to unify actions and improve public service outcomes. The statement signals continued commitment and executive resolve to align state agencies for effective governance.
Don t Be Timid Upholstering Is Easy Pattern Request
Reader notice offers detailed upholstery instructions for restoring chairs. Instructions 7460 guide repairs and upholstering with step by step directions. Send eleven cents to The Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. in New York for the pattern number and your name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Byrnes cites US war production milestones and fronts plan
Byrnes press remarks emphasize rapid war production with figures: 100000th aircraft completed, ships built four times faster than sunk, 100 fighting ships finished in five months of 1943. He says the US is accelerating against the Axis on multiple fronts and will pursue teamwork across agencies, but offers no further details before the committee meeting.
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Byres
United States
Byrnes
Washington
Resignation sparks speculation over war mobilization link
The sudden resignation of Galbraith aroused speculation that James F. Byrnes, new director of war mobilization, pressured action to resolve the Galbraith Maxon dispute. The row began over compulsory grade labeling of canned goods with Brown shifting from endorsing labeling to a compromise.
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Rne
Galbraith
James F. Byrnes
War Mobilization
Brown
Maxon
Breath Easier Claim Promises Money Back
An advertisement touts a science based asthma or hay fever remedy with a money back guarantee. It directs readers to Cecil Cottrill on Fowler Ave Station O Clarksbare for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Cottrill Fowler
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W.V.U
Beula
Matlick
A. D. Ridenour
Miss McFarland
C. W. Ridenour
Leonard and
Bertha Burton
Charleston
G. L. Leonard
Porto Rico
Fairmont
Edward Kuhn
Route 3
H. J. Sapp
Clark Street
Akron
Jo Mary Betleyoun
Ray Morris
Ohio
Barbara Headlougher
Washington, Pa
Ira Marquess
Barrett Street
Natalie Pembroke
Bert Newham
Cecilia Debendarfer
Christine Carpenter
Janice Bartlett
Brad Murray
Bruce Gurd
Stanley Friedman
Paul Sinsel
Virginia Dent
Virgina Stout
U. S.A
Malone's Drug Store
Heart OF
U. S
Bombardier
Lovely
Lise Barclay
Alice ‘Tobin
Grafton Print Shop
Barclay
Shepard Barclay
ATOA
Charles H. Goren
Philadelphia
Wis
King F
Easpeeke
North
Thivaealt
Aures Syndicate, Inc
Patie
Alice Brooks
Grafton Transportation CO
Fetterman
Blueville
P. Me
Ion
Pottery PI
Sun
Daix
Add C
Etterman
Winevine
LY. Fetterman & C
Ation AL Daily
Ae Sun
Maevine
Fetterman Uy
Trueville
Lyton Ax
Foe
Uncle Sam
John Jones
Sam Smith
Gielen
America
John
Jones
Cour
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