Musical program to be sponsored in Grafton High
Boys and Girls' Club of Tiffin Ohio and D A R to present a June 12 concert at Grafton High School Auditorium featuring the National Orphans Home Boys Band and Girls Glee Club. Program includes marching band pieces, choir numbers, solos, and patriotic selections. Public invited. 7:30 PM start with West Virginia West Virginia director R F Lambert. Also notes a Beatrice Alberta Cox graduation from George Washington University on June 10.
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Boys’ and Girls’ Club
Tiffin
Ohio
National Orphans Home
Puble
Mountaineer Council No
Mountain City Council
Daughters of America
Grafton High School
Grafton
A. D. “Comp
E. McVicker
J. E. Setler
C. Moats
8. L. Reed
Committee For the Daughters of America
Lola Peters
Pearl Fox
Veronie Setler
Myrtle Camp
Dora Robinson
Mary Nicodemus
Hazel
Reed
Mamié Shahan
Die Boys’ Band
Girls’ Glee Club
West Virginia
R. F. Lambert
R. F. Lambert, Member of the Board of Trustees
High Schol Auditorium
America
S. C. Jones
Chas
King
State Council
RAND
Wm. M ‘Talbott
Prand
Glee Club
Beale
Arditi
Anon
Harry Hartley
Blue Ridge
G. A. Turner
Henry Filmore
O'Hara
Parks
Richberg
Uddell
Progman
Beatrice Alberta Cox
A. D. ‘Cox
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Gladesville
Glade Valley
United American Mechanics
Girls Gleen Club
E. W. Carlyle
J. H. Setler
J. B. Marteney
E. McViecker
A. D. Camp
Oky Brewer
Fairman
Z. T. McBee
Charleston
A. L. DeMoss
Wake
Morgantown
Ruth Nichols story and local notices from Grafton
A Ruth Nichols feature on her aviation career runs with notices of local events and meetings. The piece includes meeting records for Glade Valley Council No 46 and notes on Home Missionary Society plans at Andrews M. B. church, plus social club entertainment at Latrobe Street and a family home address.
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Home Missionary Society
Mattie Jace
Grace
Lila Miller
Home Missionary Society of Andrews M. B
East Knotts Avenue
Local College Girls Visit Area Figures
Miss Jean Murray arrives from Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Murray. Miss Mary Whalen returns from Mt St Joseph College Cincinnati with Miss Lena Warner of New Mexico as guest. Miss Virginia Haldeman of Clarksburg stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs J H Haldeman in Dear Thornton for several days.
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E. J. Lamire
Irontown
R. L. Newton
Warder Avenue
Ella Barber
Niles
Ohio
Stella Crandon
Ralph Clear
Barbara Jean
Morgantown
Cumberland
T. M. Davis
W. Main Street
Mabel Tennant
Norma
Dolores
Mononguh
J. A. Kelly
C. E. Walden
Clarksburg
J.W. Walden
A. McCandless
Lena McCandless
Parkersburg
Parker
Black
Anna Lou
Helen
Widen
Charleston
Grafton
Blanche Guard
Geraldine Morgan
Clarke Morgan
Davis and
Adrkins College
Jean Murray
Wittenburg College
Springfield
Harry Murray
Mary Whalen
Mt St. Joseph College
Cincinnati
Lena Warner
New Mexico
Virginia Haldeman
J. H. Haldeman
Thornton
Fire damages rooms in Forcello Apartments
Fire at 10 45 Sunday night caused about 150 dollars in damage to a pantry closet and adjoining storage in the Forcello Apartments on West Main street. The blaze, in a frame building owned by fruit merchant D Bonafede, was stopped by Grafton firemen after about 30 minutes. James Forcello resides in the building which houses Cole's shoe shop below. Cause unknown. Firemen applied chemicals and water to extinguish the flames.
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West Main Street
D. Bonafede
James Forcello
Cole’s
Grafton Fire Department
Veteran G1 worker dies after realistic stage pistol act
In Meddvillé Pennsylvania on June 8 C J Shirk aged 60 died in Maracaibo Venezuela after a dramatic playlet misuse of a pistol. He was injured four weeks earlier and collapsed on stage. Leo Sears and his wife staged the act with a pistol loaded with blanks held too close to Shirk’s face. An audience of about 3000 watched the performance.
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Meddvillé
C. J. Shirk
Maracaibo
Venezue
Shirk
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ol! Piela, Ltd
Leo Sears
A Ihisi
New York
Union Meetings Promote Striker Recruitment in Several Towns
Vania towns yesterday held orderly meetings to recruit for the ranks of striker. P. T. Fagan, district president of the union, spoke in Broughton Castle Shannon Coverdale Arden Avella and Kinloch.
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Vania
P. T. Fagan
Broughton
Castle Shannon
Coverdale
Arden
Avella
Kinloch
Hoover Extends Camp Stay To Rest Before Speechwriting
President Hoover remains at his Rapidan camp through Sunday to rest before resuming work on three upcoming speeches. He avoided the rain-lashed drive to Washington and plans to return at noon. Navy officials say $25,000,000 can be saved in the next two fiscal years. Goat Island in the Pacific is suggested for abandonment. Hoover will travel next Sunday to Indianapolis, Marion, and Springfield for speeches.
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Orange
Hoover
Rapidan
Washington
Adams
Navy
Goat
Pacific
Midwest
Indianapolis
Marion
Springfield
Leaders of UMWA Address Gatherings in Pa West
Pittsburgh June 8 leaders of the United Mine Workers of America addressed meetings in several western Pennsylvania locales. The union delegates spoke on labor issues, organizing strategies, and solidarity among miners amid ongoing wage negotiations and safety concerns.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers of America
Detained on Gun Charge Without Permit Sparks Arrest
Detectives arrested a man today for possession of a firearm without a permit. Authorities say the arrest followed a tense confrontation and ongoing investigations. The case centers on violations of local gun control laws and potential further charges are anticipated as inquiries continue.
Fairmont B and C Club Set to Play Here Tuesday
Arrangements were completed Saturday for Fairmont B C baseball club to visit and play here Tuesday at 5 30 p m The teams batteries are Dean Morton and Formas for Fairmont Mid Atlantic pitcher and catcher The Grafton B O rail line club may use Oly Hickman and Dennis Davis This local game, seven innings, is organized by the Mon gah Division Athletic Assoc using local players.
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Fairmont B
Fairmont
Herd
Frmont
Dean Morton Formas
Grafton
Oly Hickman
Dennis_Davis beti
Mongah
Atletic Assoc
Stricken Man Rescued From Susquehanna River
Harrisburg report says William O Brien 23 of Wheeling West Virginia was pulled from the Susquehanna River near Lemoyne after cramps rendered him unconscious. He was revived after treatment and regained responsiveness two hours later. Paul McFadden 245 suburban Lemoyne aided in the rescue.
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Harrisburg
Susquehanna Ri
William O Brien
Wheeling
W. Va
Paul McFadden
Lemoyne
O'Brien
Hnure
Velvety Skin Cream Promises Smooth Pore-Free Complexion
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO facial cream claiming velvety skin, long wear, and natural tone without drying or flaking. It cites United States government purity standards and lists suppliers Gratton Drug and Gh Deal Company.
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United States
Gratton Drug
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Isan
Grafton Sentinel Society
U. A.M
D. OF A
Chenette
Manney
Flower of Dreams
Clokey
Little Brown Owl
Sanderson
Piegolo
J. C. Brackenshire
Ernest Weber
BE. W. Berry
Victor J. Grabel
Helen Gillespie
Harding
Parewell
Caravan
Kountz
Addell
M. L
Lake
John Phillip Sousa
Panama
Osgood
Laura Hogan
Dorothy Perkins
Red Cross Pharmacy
Ruth Nichols
Ruth
Constitution Hall
Eighteenth
D Streets
Northwest
District of Columbia
Cirle Eight Club
Avery
Circle Hight Club
Cline Gough
Woodman Hall
Latrobe Street
Ford
Gough
Richard Maslock
Wouman
Europe
Manhattan
Rye
Erickson N. Nichols
Miami
Fla
Harry Rogers
M. K. Lee
Rogers
Miss Nichols
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
United States Department of Commerce
Thith Nichols
Yqjaltshrdlemfwy
Theoo Roosevelt
Richmond County
Staten Island
Erickson Snowden Nichols
Army
Brooksfield
San Antonio
William
Elizabeth Colton Nichols
Honolulu
Vienna
Viena
Mary Rowland Haines
Beldings
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Inpeste
Shantung
Fiat
Silk Department
Haymond
Atwater Kent
Kent
Evou
R. G. A. Victor Highboy
Forcello Apartments
Fairmont B. & C
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