Blueville Class Holds Graduation Ceremony
The Kinden Class of Blueville celebrated with a dessert reception and a talk by Rev. Charles C. Hultman, Blueville Methodist pastor. Diplomas were awarded by Rev. Huffman with teacher Miss Hat tie Heinlein, listing graduates and absent honorees and attendees.
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Blueville
Charles C. Hultman
Methodist Church
Huffman
Hattie Heinlein
Jo Dilon Foley
Breda Fornash
Robbie Cox
Kyle Harman
Marleen Riggle
Barbara Stilwell Graduates From Potomic State College
Barbara Ellen Stilwell daughter of Regina and the late Theodore Stiger graduates from Potomic State College on Friday June 1. She is a member of Sigma Tau Chi Sorority and held leadership roles as president of Pam Fett and vice president of the Newmsh Club. She was named Friendship Girl of 1956 and elected princess of the May 5 Day Courts by the student body.
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Barbara Ellen Stilwell
Regina
Theodore Stiger
Potomic State
Sigma Tata, Chi Sorority
Pam Fett
Newmsh
Graf ton High School Club Holds Annual Park Outing
Graf ton High School Commercial Club held its annual spring outing at State Park with a weiner roast. Members and guests enjoyed softball and entertainment led by sponsor Sherman Hase. Attendees listed include Mary Jane Velta and Bobby Dean among others.
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Commercial Club
Grafton High School
State Park
Mary Jane Velta
Bobby Dean
Linda Summers
Pat Snyder
Patsy Isner
Linda Moore
Patty Collier
Bill Murray
Jack ‘McDougal
Loretta “DéMoss
Betty Frank
Lila Jo Nester
Sara Kite
Mayde Cee
Evelyn “Knotts
Janice ‘Woodyard
Tommy Stemple
Helen Bolyard
Paula June Kelpfel
Jane Evans
Randall Murphy
Sherman Hase
Waite
Calendar notices list June meetings and events across local churches and clubs
June calendar lists B O veterans cancelled for Centennial, Rainbow for Girls at First Presbyterian 2 p m, Esther Peters class at Fetter a Methodist 7 30 p m, Red Men Lodge at K of P Hall 7 30 p m, Womens Republic Club at Court House 8 p m, W S C S West Main Street Methodist 7 30 p m, Willing Workers St John’s Methodist 7 30 p m hostesses Mr and Mrs Wilbur Nicodemus, Dolores Logsdon Circle First Baptist 7 30 p m, Elizabeth Bruce Circle First Baptist at 109 West Washington, Margaret Alsen Circle cancell, Friendship class Fet terman Methodist 7 30 p m with cohostesses Dolores Poling and Vera Tucker, Rainbow for Girls Advisory Board Mas onic Temple 7 30 p m, Haymond Farm Women’s Club plate lunch Haymond School 5 30 p m, B P Girete First Baptist 7 30 p m, tone 19 W dt 6 First Baptist 7 30 p m musical program Naomi Lawson, donkey domestication note in Nile valley.
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B&o
Order of Rainbow
First Presbyterian Church
Esther Peters
Fettera Methodist Church
Red Men Lodge
Im K
P. Hall
Womens Republic Club
Court House
W.s.cs
West Main St. Methodist Church
St. John’s Methodist Church
Wilbur Nicodemus
Dolores Logsdon
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth
Bruce
Estabox
Menear
Washington Street
Margaret Alsen
Fetterman Methodist Church
Dolores Poling
Vera Tucker
Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Temple
Haymond Farm Women' S Club
Haymond School
B&p
Girete
Tone
W.dt
Naomi Lawson
Jordan River Tension Fuels Middle East Conflict Fears
A 20th century report warns the Jordan River waters could spark major war as Arabs debate diverting the river for irrigation and power. It notes Mount Hermon headwaters, downriver loss, and ancient settlements along the valley while highlighting regional control by Arab kingdoms and Dead Sea constraints.
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Leonard J. Snyder
Genetral Press Association
Corre
Jordan
Middle East
Lragh
Earoon
Erin
Jordan River
Bos
Mount
Her
Mon
Isresl's
Dead Sea
Tiopéa
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions on June 1 include Phillis Cochran at Thayer Street and Marthe Flanagan. Discharges on June 1 include Nina Sturn on Warder Avenue, Howard Robinson on Beech Street, Jay Harter on West Francis Street, Alice Peters on Route 4, Pearl Dusky on West Main Street, and Charles Wood on Route 3. Phillis Cochran remains listed at Thayer Street.
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Phillis Cochran
Thayer St
Marthe Flanagan
Rosemont Bible Class Elects Carder Officers
The Bailey Memorial Methodist Church of Rosemont held a May 23 meeting led by Mrs. Mary Dean with prayer and hymn singing. Frank Christian presided as president electing officers, reporting on graveyard upkeep funded by contributions.
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Carder
Bailey Memorial Methodist Church
Rosemont
Mary Dean
Frank Christian
Pauline Haney
Clara Mitchell
Mitchell
Brannon Biffle
Paulie Haney
Eva Tallman
Minnie Fawley
Gettle Christian
Charley Sterling
Clinton Mitchell
Meg
Minnie Goodwin
Martha ‘Bailey
Dora Harman
Howard Caldwell
Candy Marks
Jana Rey
J. H. Carson
Personal notes from Aliquippa visit
Lewis Reed and Mr and Mrs Gerald Gable have returned to Aliquippa Pennsylvania after visiting Mr and Mrs Dewey Shaffer of Parkview Mrs Seed the former Yvonne Shaffer remained with her parents for a weeks visit
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Lewis Reed
Gerald Gable
Aliquippa
Pennsylvania
Dewey Shaffer
Parkview
Seed
Yvonne Shaffer
Sentinel Home of the Week Service features modern design plans
The Sentinel Home of the Week promotes Homograf Study Plans offering large perspective drawings, interior views, elevations, detailed specifications, and 58 scaled furniture cut-outs. Plans cost 35 and include order blanks, helping buyers estimate construction costs, mortgage viability, and zoning compliance before purchasing full building plans.
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Sikilled
One Story Starter Home Plan With Expansion Space
Compact design offering a spacious one story starter home with upper level expansion area. Front rooms envisioned as 3 or 4 bedrooms. living room features corner view windows and a TV room with folding doors for flexible use. Downstairs includes kitchen, breakfast nook, laundry, and ample storage. brick veneer exterior.
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T. V
Ikitch ‘En
c/o Grafton
W. Va
Sentinel
Blueville PTA Dinner Draws Teachers Parents and Guests
The Blueville Parent-Teachers Association held a covered dish dinner in the Blueville School Dining hall for teachers parents and children. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Rohrbough and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Knotts Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent of Taylor County Schools. The dinner was buffet style with Mrs. Virginia DeLaney president and Mrs. Mary Rogers secretary treasurer in charge.
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Blueville
Parent-Teachers Association
Virgil Rohrbough
Ronald Knotts
Taylor County
Virginia DeLaney
Mary Rogers
LAFF A DAY PD Comment Sparks Hammer Talk
A lighthearted LAFF A DAY item jokes about someone telling another not to run a pneumatic hammer all day. The brief quips capture office banter and workplace humor with a playful exchange.
Legal Records McCauleys Transfer to Jemee McCauley
Orval W. McCauley and Veta EB McCauley transfer property or estate rights to Jemee O McCauley. The notice lists parties involved and references recorded instruments with guardianship details and date. All names present indicate a familial transfer and formal filing in the public records.
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Orval W. McCauley
Veta EB. McCauley
Jemee O. McCau
Land Transfers in Taylor County West Virginia Notices
Fragmented OCR lists multiple land deeds in Taylor County West Virginia with transfers among individuals and couples. Names include McCauley Rauscher Travis Sayres Full Hull Curry Luzader Johnshby Smith Manne tw Facemire Breedlove and others. Properties mention 517 W Francis Street Grafton and areas like Knotteville and Booths Creek District with various grantor grantee pairs.
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Booths Creek
Wea County
West
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