Pauline Morris and John Kirkpatrick Wed in Fairmont
Pauline Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs George S Morris of 128 Reeves avenue Fairmont wed John B Kirkpatrick son of Mr and Mrs Harold Kirkpatrick at First Presbyterian church Fairmont. Rev David K Allen officiated before a large gathering. The bridal party included maid of honor Mrs George Morris and bridesmaids Miss Iris Davis Miss Helen Hollis. The couple planned a motor trip after a wedding supper and leave for distant places.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fairmont
Pauline Morris
George S. Morris
Reeves Avenue
John B. Kirkpatrick
Harold Kirkpatrick
David K. Allen
Isle
George Morris
Helen Hollis
Grafton
Iris Davis
Kirkpatrick
Glenn Morris
Wheeler Bauchman
Fred Henderson
Bert Cousins
Mrs. Morris
Miss Hollis
Miss Ovis
East Fairmont High School
Fairmont State College
Griffith School of Beauty Culture
Pittsburgh
June club meetings and a place changes notice
June events list across multiple organizations includes meetings at Leota Griffiths Thayer street 7:30 p m with Rhea Fisher as secretary for cancellations, Circle 1 and Circle No 2 at St Pauls Methodist church, Ladies VFW auxiliary, Judson society at Baptist church, and several sewing and social gatherings at Red Cross rooms. Also notes Mr Kirkpatrick new Carr China sales manager in Grafton and a WV hospital licensing bill discussion in Charleston.
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Quota Club
Leota Griffith
Thayer Street
Rhea Fisher
Circle 1
St. Paul's Methodist Church
VFW
Lodge Hall
C. M. Cutright
Judson Society
Baptist Church
Blueville Methodist Church
Red Cross
Grafton Business Girls
Belvedere
Mildred Gall
White Fawn Council No. 3
Degree of Pochontas
Great Council
St. Augustine
Ladies of the Lutheran Church
University of Vermont
Army Air Corps
O. S.aaf
Carr China Company
Kirkpatrick
Grafton
Hec Teks Close Social Year With Dinner and Theatre
The Hec Teks of Grafton Senior High closed their social year with a steak dinner at the Belvedere Club at 6 30 p m and a theatre party at Strand Theatre to view The Harvey Girls A business meeting led by president Miss Mary Lundy presented club emblems to senior girl members.
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Hec Teks
Grafton Senior High School
Belvedere Club
Strand Theatre
Mary Lundy
Alva Moore
Fromer
Phyllis Towner
Harvey Girls
Betty White
Mary Jo Curry
Mary Moore
Alta Lee Sloan
Flora Lee Canfield
Margaret Night
Ann Robinson
Freddie Efaw
Hazel Cole
Nellie Cook
Eugene Ayers
Alva Moor
Mr and Mrs Dillon Honored With A Shower
Members of the MYS of Wesley Chapel Knottsville held a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Kermit Dillon at E N Dillon and Route 1 home. Guests included Evelyn McDaniel George Miller Blake Ayers Joe Rinker Coover Bartlett Ted Nestor Jo Rinker Norma Lee Rinker Eloise Bartlett and Robert Bartlett along with the honorees.
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MYS
Wesley Chapel
Knottsville
Kermit Dillon
E. N. Dillion
Route 1
Evelyn McDaniel
George Miller
Blake Ayers
E. N. Dillon
Joe Rinker
Coover Bartlett
Ted Nestor
Jo Rinker
Norma Lee Rinker
Eloise Bartlett
Robert Bartlett
Mrs
Two West Main youths enlistment for Marines planned
Leave for Huntington to take Marine physical exams for Travis and Kines with training at Parris Island if accepted. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Victory Smith and Dorothy of Detroit and Miss Betty Lee Hoffman of Dayton. Capt Joseph Fordyce and son Michael from Carlyle visit Fordyce parents in Webster.
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Huntington
Charles Travis
Sherman Travis
West Main Street
Carl J. Kines
Carl Kines
Maple Avenue
Marines
Parris Island
South Carolina
Victory Smith
Dorothy
Detroit
Michigan
Betty Lee Hoffman
Dayton
Ohio
Albert Terry
Loren Hoffman
Watkins Street
Joseph Fordyce
Michael
Carlyle, Pa
Capt. Fordyce
J. F. Fordyce
Webster
William Fletcher
Jo Ellen
Clarksburg
Goff
W. VA
1930 Cub outfielder with NL home run mark at Wrigley
Stan Lomex asks readers to name the 1930 Chicago Cubs outfielder who set an NL single season home run record with 56 and hit 33 at Wrigley Field.
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Chicago Cub
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Stan Lomex
MBS
Answen
Railroads Face 1946 Deficit After 1945 Losses
Garner warned of a substantial deficit in 1947 as railroad finances show a 1945 corporate net income of 15,901,401 but about 16,000,000 deficit for the first five months of 1946. He cited rising operation costs, wage increases totaling about 32,000,000 and material costs up 6,000,000 versus 1945.
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Garner
Try This Beginner Scarves Pattern From Grafton Sentinel
This item offers a simple crocheted scarf pattern using No 30 cotton measuring about 10 by 29 inches with options for longer lengths. It invites sending fifteen cents to The Grafton Sentinel for the pattern plus a 1945 Needlework Book with illustrations and a free handbag pattern.
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Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Dept
P. O
New York
N. Y
Battle For Atom Control Shifts To House Committee
Washington june 3 the scientists and the military clash over domestic control of atomic energy moves to the house with the senate’s edge. the house military committee already favors giving the army a controlling voice and chairman may expects senate approved five member civilian control commission bill to be referred next week. cent as the name of an american coin was first suggested by Gouverneur Morris.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Military Committee
May
Q-Ky
Gouverneur Morris
Cantor cited for Purple Heart circuit and gift drive
Eddie Cantor received an American Legion citation from national commander John Stelle for helping establish the Purple Heart entertainment circuit for hospitalized servicemen and for a two year gift drive that yielded two and a half million Christmas gifts to troops at home and abroad. Also notes NBC figures Opie Cates, Gene Pearson, Frazier Thomas, Sidney Ten Eyck, Rita Hackett roles and personal notes about Marie McDonald and Ed Gardner.
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Eddie Cantor
Enbc
American Legion
Purple Heart
John Stelle
the Legion
Cantor
WFTU council set for Moscow meet. CIO ties cited
Report notes the WFTU five council will meet in Moscow June 16 to 18 while CIO remains affiliated with related groups. The piece mentions millions ofUnter den in Russia Britain France and other nations and references continuing global labor alignments. A separate notice covers a fire rescue incident by eyeville firemen saving victims after an overnight scouts trip near the Susquehanna and Allegheny rivers.
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WFTU
CIO
Thy
Russia
Britain
France
Moscow
Conumen
Page One
Eyeville
Susquehanna River
New York
Pennsylvania
Allegheny River
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