Bet tie Barcus Weds Pfc Elden Kisner at Baltimore Church
Miss Bettie Barcus daughter of Mrs Joseph Sapp of Baltimore Maryland and Pfc Elden Kisner son of Mr and Mrs Albert Kisner of Parkview were married at Warrigan Stone Chapel Methodist Church Baltimore by Rev Harold Milstead. Attending were Mrs Lloyd Devers and Mrs George Miller. Kisner will reside with his wife at his parents home in Baltimore while he is stationed at Fort Dix New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Barcus
Joseph Sapp
Batimore
Pfc
Elden Kisner
Albert Kisner
Parkview
Warrigan Stone Chapel Methodist Church
Baltibmore
Harold Milstead
Lloyd Devers
George Miller
June church and community meetings set across town
June events list includes the World War II Mother club meeting at the Court House at 8 p.m. Civilian Defense workers gather with Lt Col Easley to receive awards. Women's Missionary societies from St Pauls, Andrew Methodist and United Brethren plan regular meetings with reviews and home visits. Quota club hosts at 6 15 p.m. with attendees Doris Harrison Helen Stilwell and Charlotte Stillwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother ‘Club
Court House
Taylor County
James P Easley
Woman's Missionary Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Earl Jenkins
Arthur Lazenby
Comrad
Andrew's Methodist
McGraw Avenue
Hee
Red Cross
Nellie Cook
West Mair Street
B & O Veterans and
Clara Fawyer
V. F. W. Hall
P.m
Circle No. 4
W.S.C.S
The
Andrew's Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
James Welsh
Maple Avenue
Grafton
Betty Miller
West St Charles Street
Mrs Lila Dean and Ona Jefferys to head Eastern Star
Mrs Lila K Dean and Ona C Jefferys were chosen to replace Mrs Susan Monrie and James F Stafford as worthy matron and worthy patron of Naomi Chapter No 12, Order of Eastern Star, at a stated meeting in the Masonic Temple last evening. Other officers elected include associate matron Anna K Nuzum associate patron Percy W Robinson secretary Dessie M Gough treasurer Margaret Weaver conductress Mildred V Rohrbough associate conductress Loar Loat and trustee W C Barnes. Mrs Dean will appoint other officers later. Monroe presided. Light refreshments were served by the hospitality committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila K. Dean
Ona C. Jefferys
Susan Monrie
James F. Stafford
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Anna K Nuzum
Percy W. Robinson
Dessie M. Gough
Margaret Weaver
Friendship Circle Meeting At United Brethren Church
The World Friendship circle of the United Brethren church met Tuesday evening for their annual Love Offering. Rosemary Outright led the program with When Love Shines and a scripture reading by Barbara Redinger. Cantile McProuty spoke on Glimpses of the Kentucky Mountains and Helen Louise Outright described a Barnet's Creek community center project. A special offering supported the Barnet's Creek center, then attendees joined a prayer service. Refreshments followed at Red Cross Pharmacy with members Helen Cutright Connie McProuty Lad onng Jenkins Delores Jenkins Barbara Redinger Rosemary Cutright Helen Virginia Redinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnet's Creek
Harold Waller
Red Cross
Helen Louise Cutright
Connie McProuty
Ladonng
Jenkins
Delores
Barbara Redinger
Rosemary Cutright
Helen Virginia Redinger
Eight Graftonians Headed to Freemont for War Effort
Eight Grafton residents including students and teachers depart tomorrow for Freemont Ohio to join the Women's Land Army and U S Crop Corps aiding harvests for wartime food production. They will first visit Ohio State University for orientation under extension workers and reside in a Sandusky hotel or Freemont camp with supervised recreation. Names include Florence Seymour Jo Anne Eisner Barbara Beverlin Irma Jean Tingler Jane Chrislip Mary Jean Abbott Marty Mailey Nelda Louise Cole.
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Grafton
Freemont
Ohio
Miss Cole
U.S. Crop Corps
Women's Land Army
Sandusky
W. Va
Florence Seymour
Jo Anne Eisner
Barbara Beverlin
Irma Jean Tingler
Jane Chrislip
High Schoo Group
Mary Jean Abbott
Marty Mailey
Nelda Louise Cole
Local Notes on Visits, Moves and hospital News
Pedricktown residents Captain Derby and Mrs Derby visit the Mahaffey home at 623 West Main. Miss Marian Ginnan takes a U S Office of Education summer post in Washington D C and will stay with relatives while continuing studies at St Augustine High School. Rose mary Idoni leaves for Milwaukee to attend Marquette beautician school. Eleanor Parrish returns from Wheeling after three weeks away. Mrs Perry Sapp departs tonight for Champagne Illinois to join her husband stationed at Chanute Field. Nathan Evans and Ella Beeghley undergo major surgery in City hospital. Ada Wilson Frances Fawley Vaughn Exline and infant discharged from City hospital. John Hulley and children Margaret visit relatives in Washington Pa before returning home.
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Marian Ginnan
Henry Grinnan
Knottsville Road
U. S S. Office of Education
Washington
D. C
Wiil
C. Wayne Carney
Zail
St. Augustine High School
Rosemary Idoni
Walnut Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette University
P. Dennis
Nathan Evans
West Francis Street
Ella Beeghley
West Main Street
City Hospital
Ada Wilsor
Thornton
Frances Fawley
West Boyd Street
Vaughn Exline
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Pic. E. Kisner
Eldora M. Bolyaed
Doris Ann Harrison
Helen Louise Stilwell
Charlotte Ann Stillwell
Naomi
Friendship Circle
Rae Eae i
Eoin Gut
Grocers
Grafton Baking Co
Robert L. Derby
Pedricktown
N. J
L.I. Mahaffey
Wheeling
Eleanor Parrish
Brownlow Addition
Mrs. Perry
Champagne
Pvt
Perry Sapp
Chanutefield, Il
Washington, Pa
John Hulley
John, Jr
Margaret
West St. Charles Street
Hulley
Kenneth Jacobs
Budweiser
Saint Louis
Sherwin-Williams
Piesthiel
Lustre
Japan
GAL
Evans Furniture Store
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Red
Circle Bokar
White House
A&p
Florida
Hades
California
Pascal Celery
Crisco
Raleigh
Ren
17 2Mc
Camay
Sunnyfield
Silverbrook
Ann Page
Marvel Bread
Jane Parker
Durkees
Kellogg's
Lbssini
Haddock
Polk
Polk's
Iona
Crestview
Sunnybrook
Pekoe
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