Community notices of church and club meetings on June dates
A list of June 4 to June 10 gatherings across local churches and organizations. WSCS circles at St. Pauls and St Johns meet. Blueville and Lutheran groups sew or hold meetings. Ladies VFW, Grafton Business Girls, White Fawn council, Judson society, and Woodmen Circle announce sessions and special activities with times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 1
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ladies
VFW
Lodge Hall
Circle No
C. M. Cutright
Thayer Street
Judson Society
Baptist Church
Blueville Methodist Church
Red Cross
Grafton Business Girls
Belvedere Club
Mildred Gall
White Fawn Council No. 3
Degree of Pochontas
Great Council
St. Augustine
Circle No. 2
WSCS
St. John's Methodist Church
W. J. Combs
Tygart Valley
Maple Avenue
White Rose Grove No
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
K. of P. Hall
Emily Wolfe and Charles Proudfoot wed in Clarksburg
Emily Jane Wolfe and Charles Robert Proudfoot wed at First Presbyterian Church Clarksburg in a double ring ceremony led by Rev Gordon Kibler. The couple, from Hastings and Wilford Street, received about 50 guests then left for a honeymoon in St. Petersburg Florida before returning to Grafton. Glider planes have set a record distance of 465 miles and altitude of four miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Clarksburg
Emily Jane Wolfe
Perry D. Wolfe
Hastings
W. Va
Charles Robert Proudfoot
R. L. Proudfoot
Wilford Street
Gordon Kibler
15Th Air Force
Italy
Gratton Memorial City
St. Petersburg
Florida
Grafton
Maxine Cline and Robert Getz Wed in Oakland Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. H F Cline announce the marriage of their daughter Maxine to Robert Lee Getz son of Mr. and Mrs Earl Getz of 21 Walter street. The ceremony was June 3 at St Pauls Methodist Church Oakland Maryland with Rev Denver C Pickens officiating. The couple will reside in Grafton. Mrs Getz attended Grafton Senior High class of 1944 and worked at Garr China. Mr Getz served three years in the armed forces overseas for 20 months and was discharged March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Cline
Route 1
Maxine
Robert Lee Getz
Earl Getz
Walter Street
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Oakland
Denver C. Pickens
Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers Claims Patent Cure
An advertisement touts LURIN as a harmless milk mixture that cures stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. It claims rapid pain relief for ulcers and indigestion and recommends mixing two teaspoonfuls in a half glass of milk. Available from Malone's Drug Store and other outlets with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Mitlie
Lurin
Malone
Quota Club Plans for St Louis Convention
Quota Club members discussed the international convention set for St Louis Missouri during the first three days of July at the Thayer street home of Miss Leora Griffith. Delegates and alternates were chosen at a prior meeting and new members added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinal
St. Louis
Quota Club
Leora Griffith
Thayer Street
Gertrude Shaw
Leota Griffith
Florence Wilkinson
Rhea Fishter
Virginia Hannagand
Sara Sayres
Roberta Chenoweth
Grace Marie Bartlett
Miss Griffith
Mary Lough
Belvedere Club
Richwood Mayoral Race Sees Three Way Contest
In Richwood N R Callaghan a Democrat and George Frymier a Republican seek mayor with Ruby Rubenstein the incumbent on the peoples ticket Glendie E Mosser an Independent and Carmen Dibacco backed by the Citizens party in a three way mayoral contest at Thomas Tucker county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
N. R. Callaghan
George Frymier
Thomas
Tucker County
Ruby Rubenstein
People’s
Glendie E. Mosser
Carmen Dibacco
Citizens' Party
Four BABY foods expand early diet variety
Edna Mae McIntosh notes that introducing a wide range of strained baby foods early helps later acceptance. Despite texture limits, color and flavor variety compensate, with 30 plus strained items and pre cooked cereals. Mothers can blend old favorites to create new taste experiences.
Colorful linens pattern offers bri dal charm and motifs
The ad promotes 7118 color transfer patterns with 18 motifs sized 4 1 2 by 10 inches to 2 by 3 inches. It invites readers to send fifteen cents to The Grafton Sentinel for the pattern and a 1945 Needlework Book with 94 illustrations. A separate recipe fragment mentions vanilla custard and apricot farina with various fruit sauces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts
P.O
New York 11
N.Y
He Grafton Sentinel
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station O
New York
Marian Martin
Brief Visitors and Births in Clarksburg Area News
Recent visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Olim Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hartman with Connie Lee of Clarksburg. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Flaharty and Bobby of Beckley. Birth announced of Sharon Ann Hall born June 1 at 9:50 am in Grafton City hospital. parents Edwin and Sharon Hall. grandparents Tracy Felton and B D Hall. Various travels noted: return from Terre Haute and St. Louis with visits to Vincennes. funeral attendance planned in Lancaster Ohio. visits by F M Powell and Mrs Powell Wilda Oliver of Harrisburg. Harry Dale Powell returns to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olim Hartman
Junior Hartman
Connie Lee
Clarksburg
Scott Flaharty
Bobby
Beckley
Virginia Southworth
Edwin Hall
Grafton City Hospital
Sharon Ann
Tracy Felton
Webster
B.D. Hall
Fairmont
F. M. Powell
Harrisburg
James E. Skaggs
Maple Avenue
Donna Sue
Skaggs
Mary Bragg
Diverse local notices and distant world views colliding
Local items include funeral attendance and family visits in West Union Harrisonburg and a birth in Grafton City hospital. Navy enlistment by Donald Marks. Pattern Pattern department advertises Marian Martin patterns. The piece shifts to opinion on Soviet policy, Manchuria, UN Security Council actions, and Anglo American perceptions, arguing deeper ideological factors shape conflict and peace outlooks.
Stettinius Resignation Sparks U N Seat Shakeup
The State Department corrected itself to say Stettinius will resign effective immediately. Herschel Johnson will fill the U.N. seat temporarily. Rumors to replace him center on John G. Winant, Dean Acheson, and Joseph Davies. A reader note mentions bad luck and skin area myths in Kentucky.
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State Department
Resi
Herschel Johnson
Stettinius
U. N
Truman
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Brigtain
Winant
U. S
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Dean Acheson
Joseph E. Davies
Russia
Bal
Gium
Russia behind in atomic research and air power
On page 1 the text notes Russia trails the United States and Britain in atomic research. It states Russians are tired and historically war-averse, and claims Russia's air force is not in the same class as American strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Britain
Manchuria
Andrei Gromyko
Security Council
United Nations
United States
U.S. A
America
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West Main Street
Emily
J. Wolfe
Charles Proudfoot
Presbyterian Church
Morgantown
Geo. L. Howe
Morgan Hotel
Stonewall Jackson Hotel
Web
Michigan St
Indianapolis
Ind
Maxine Cline
Robert L. Getz
Jamestown Colony
Plymouth Colony
NAVY
Siip
Marine Firemen’s Union
Office
Secretary of the Navy
Edna Mae McIntosn
French Helms
W. L. Jones
Terre Haute
Indiana
Vincennes
D. O. Reed
Lillian
Rufus
Lancaster
Ohio
Harry Dale Powell
Anna Powell
West Francis Street
Raymond Oliver
Moundsville
George M. Rowley
West Union
Ruth Werhheiser
William Ash
Donald Marks
John Franklin Marks, Jr
U. S. Navy
J. M. Tully
W. Va. Navy
Harrisonburg
Robert L. Cleer
Walnut Street
Holland
Ford Research and Engineering Acs
Dearborn
Michigan
Aunt Agatha Frost
Verna Felton
Agatha Frost
Judy Canova
WLW
NBC
Kentucky Mountains
I Aes
Wite Freservers CO
Draf J
Dr. D
Jayne
Ball
Jall Brothers Company
Muncie
Federal Post Office
Palacea
Laken’s
Knapp Monarch Electric Irons
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